24 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1899
Page
1
A long courtroom session centers on the West case with testimony about Adams and West planning robberies. West claims Adams pressured him into crime while witnesses discuss prior proposals and dates, as jurors prepare for a verdict.
A dispatch from Indianapolis reports a widening coal strike across Missouri Kansas and the Indian Territory despite a settlement termed by President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers. Mines in Higbee Lexington Rich Hill are idle threatening fuel shortages as railroads scramble to secure supplies from Illinois and other fields.
George Lawrence aged 73 a respected Springfield Missouri citizen died suddenly last evening of heart failure while seated in his chair He left an estate valued at $50 000
Local rail news notes DeLos McComas a veteran passenger engineer on the Katy with a long service record. Other Katy staff mentioned include Wabash picnic participants, excursions to Nevada, and illness cases. Abram Gould, linked to Jay Gould’s family, dies in Salem New York. Freight and excursion details, crop yield expectations, and marriages also appear in this roundup.
W F Kramer a Denison blacksmith and helper arrives with rheumatism seeking treatment at the hospital.
Peter Pehl, wholesaler, promotes the Anheuser Busch agency in Sedalia and nearby territory He announces 2 Wholesale Liquor House at 115 West Second Street and says his line includes wines whiskeys and brandies with cash in bond purchases and guaranteed purity The notice highlights family trade and low prices for the public.
Hailer's Beer Garden will open to the public Monday evening with flowers and fountains. Friemel's band will provide music for a pleasant evening. Claude Mussleman plans a saloon opening in Medford Oklahoma this fall.
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