Goldbugs Travel to Pittsburg and Iola Kansas
The Goldbugs left this morning for Pittsburg and Iola Kansas as part of their schedule.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1904
Page
4
The Goldbugs left this morning for Pittsburg and Iola Kansas as part of their schedule.
Goldbugs win third straight beating Orioles at Liberty Park 9 to 2. Cates pitched well until fifth inning when Leavenworth touched him for four hits including a homer by Stoner. Davis fanned 10 for Sedalia, while Rohn hit a two run shot and Bachers scored on a late rally.
Police reserves arrived as temporary hospitals were set up to treat the injured and resuscitate the drowned. Ten thousand spectators watched from riverbanks while ambulances and wagons ferried victims to hospitals and morgues. Ninety percent of the first thirty six bodies recovered were women and children. Pilot Van Wart and Second Pilot Ed win Leader were arrested as the Slocum, a large excursion boat rated first class, struggled with a west wind and flames lasting from the rampage to the shore.
John R. Hamacher and son Elmer of Richmond Missouri bought the McGrew Building at Lamine and Pacific streets. They plan to fit it for a flour mill and grain elevator with 100 barrels daily capacity and 30 000 bushels storage. They aim to begin operations after repairs and will offer a general milling and mercantile trade.
75 cent per sheet bed sheets 72 by 90 inches with deep hems advertised in Cannon's Clean Sweep Sale at 48c.
Two swarms settled on fences near Tenth Street and Massachusetts avenue drawing crowds and several attempts to hire them as onlookers watched the bees.
An advertisement announces Cannon's store will stay open tomorrow night until 9 o'clock offering a clearance sale and extended hours.
Major Coleman today closed a deal with E. P. Morearity of the Morearity Automobile Co of Kansas City. He trades his own car and pays a handsome price for a new machine, one of the finest seen in this city.
At a Red Men meeting Tuesday night Will DeBold was elected captain of a team to meet the Eagles on the Fourth of July. Three membership applications were received and six new members were accepted: Homer W. Hobbins Fred Meyers G. C. Hodges Fred Kendrick J. H. Card and J. H. Weed.
Swell 400 offers all day sale details for lace curtains and patterns in Cannon's shop. The ad mentions half price on 400 fine lace curtains and drummer's samples with various patterns. A user asks where to get a good ice cream soda, answering Farris' as the recommended spot.
Mrs Mollie Donahue today purchased the property at Eighteenth and Lamine streets from J B Rodés for 850 dollars in cash.
Oliver Olson was arraigned before Magistrate Truxel and fined 10 dollars plus costs for peddling without a license. Emmet Yokem and Clarence Thompson, described as two colored youths, were each fined five dollars for keeping late hours and granted a stay of execution to leave the city. J. P. Kennedy was arraigned on a similar charge and fined five dollars.
Stock collar foundations, available in white or black, are featured in Cannon's Clean Sweep Sale at eight cents each.
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