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Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1899
Page
4
Arrest of Dr. J. R. Mayhew in False Pretenses Case
Complainant C. W. Spencer accuses Dr. J. R. Mayhew of taking nine dollars from his wife for supposed medical benefit. Mayhew, reportedly drunk, was released on recognizance and scheduled to plead at 10 a.m. Thursday. The incident followed the Jeffries-Fitzsimmons fight, with Mayhew claiming seven years of sobriety and intent to resume steady practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
C. W. Spencer
West Pettis
J. R. Mayhew
Dr. Mayhew
Metropolitan
Spencer
Rise
Mayhew
Ile
Murphysboro
Inl
Springfield
Jeffries—Fitzsimmons
Sentinel
Hurley and son visit McAllister Springs for brief sojourn
Edward Hurley and his son Emmett travel to McAllister Springs for a short visit. In the city, H N Knapp of Bridgeport Connecticut and H C Warren of New Haven Connecticut, stockholders in the Sedalia waterworks and Missouri Agricultural company, are in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hurley
Emmett
McAllister Springs
H.N. Knapp
Bridgeport
Everett Miller Named to O S C Committee in Detroit
At the O S C meeting in Detroit Everett Miller was appointed to a committee to obtain laws favorable to the order. Other members are the grand chief conductor and J D Condut of Division No 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S.C
Detroit
Everett Miller
J. D. Condut
Division No
Laborer and worker illness report with fever cases
E Castellanos a section laborer in Grand View has dyspepsia. Chas McKnight an extra gang worker in Mecca has fever. J C Brown from Atoka has remittent fever. Geo Blythe a laborer at a crusher in Sweeny has fever. J W Brashear a coal heaver in Sedalia has diarrhoea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Castellanos
Grand View
Chas McKnight
Extra Gang
Mecca
J C Brown
Atoka
Geo Blythe
Sweeny
J W Brashear
Missouri Pacific Fireman Hurt On West Second Street
John Marquis a Missouri Pacific fireman slipped on a large sidewalk stone on West Second and fractured his left leg above the ankle. Dr. M T Collins reduced the fracture and Marquis went to St Louis this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marquis
Missouri Pacific
West Second
M.T. Collins
Marquis
St. Louis
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Promises Quick Foot Relief
An old advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves swollen nervous hot and tired feet. It claims to cure swollen sweating feet ingrowing nails blisters callous spots and bunions with faster walking. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Moving Orders and Cleaning Tips Shared
Instructions to leave orders at 42 South Kentucky Street when moving. A note promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for white clothes and urges action by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kentucky Street
School Board to Refund Bonds in Sedalia
Secretary A W McKenzie will head to New York around the 27th to consummate refunds of about 47000 dollars in school bonds. An election last Saturday approved refunding 20000 of the bonds. 30000 more can be refunded without a vote. Interest drops to 4 percent and twenty year terms. The refunding earns a 2000 dollar premium but costs reduce the net gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W McKenzie
Sedalia
New York City
Ma. McKenzie
Cromwell Builds England's First Powerful Navy
The article notes Cromwell creating England's first strong navy to defend liberty, contrasting Elizabeth's defensive fleet with Cromwell's offensive war on Spain and alliance with France. It cites Samuel Hadren of Pittsburg in the April Atlantic and recounts battles with Holland and the Dutch fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
England
Samuel Hadren
Church
Pittsburg
Atlantic
Queen Elizabeth
Spain
France
Europe
Holland
Personal notes of travel and visits across Missouri and beyond
J A Montgomery returns from Milwaukee after a gas men convention. Fred Hoffman Jr heads to Kansas City for several days. F E Hoffman Sr visits Buffalo New York. J C Van Riper travels to Kansas City on business. Miss Sarah Northway and Willis Letts head to Callaway County for a visit. M A Floyd of Blackburn hosts his brother. W E Floyd of Smith's Drug Store travels to Warrensburg. A J White entertains his mother from Bucklin. Rev J B Fuller departs to attend the B Y P U convention at Slater. C A Davis returns from Windsor Calhoun and Clinton planning El Dorado excursion. Rev Orrison leaves for Windsor with family aiming Grand Pass next year. M B Coleman goes to Warrensburg on the fast mail. James Elgin and wife visit Bates County from Hughesville. Miss Hedrick and Mrs Mathews of Kansas City visit Sedalia friends. Judge Parsons attends the Elks convention in St Louis. Thos K Barley of Barley Bros leaves for a Texas business trip. A L Shortridge visits his old Tipton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Montgomery
Milwaukee
Fred Hoffman, Jr
Kansas City
F. E. Hoffman, Sr
Buffalo
N. Y
J.C. van Riper
Sarah Northway
Willis Letts
G. P. Letts
Callaway County
M. A. Floyd
Blackburn
W. E. Floyd
Smith’s
Warrensburg
A. J. White
Bucklin
J. B. Fuller
Slater
C. A. Davis
Windsor
Calhoun
Clinton
el Dorado
Orrison
Grand Pass
James Elgin
Hughesville
Bates County
Miss Hedrick
Mathews
Old Sedalia
Judge Parsons
St. Louis
Thos. K. Barley
Barley Bros
Texas
A. L. Shortridge
Tipton
Minister Joins Lincoln Camping Party. Absent Since Saturday
Rev. Melvin Putman left yesterday for Lincoln to join the camping party of the boys brigade at the First Christian Church. He expects to be away several days, and his absence has prompted suspicions of matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Putman
Lincoln
Boy’s Brigade
The
First Christian Church
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