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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1902

Page

4

Amputated on Moving Train After Sandy Hook Accident

Minnie Derrickman Patrick Turney of Phoenix Bridex, Phoenixville Virginia, was knocked over by a derrick car at Sandy Hook. On train No 2 doctors Thorpe and Clark amputated Turney’s left knee and treated a fractured hip before rushed to Missouri Pacific hospital St Louis. His survival remains miraculous per the Jefferson City Tribune.

Patrick Turney Phoenix Bridex Company Phoenixville Sandy Hook Ernoon Turney Drs. Thorpe and Clark Missouri Pacific Hospital St. Louis Thorpe and Jefferson City Tribune

River Route Transfer to M J Murray at Missouri Pacific

River division of the Missouri Pacific is now under M. J. Murray of Lexington, effective immediately. Roadmaster John Brandt requested relief from the extra duties of supervising the main line to Sedalia and the river route. Murray previously served as road master of the western division of the river route.

M. J. Murray Missouri Pacific John Brandt Lexington Brandt Sedalia Murray Jefferson City Tribune

Cahill Resigns to Lead Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf RR

Division Superintendent R. E. Cahill of the Missouri Pacific railroad has accepted a more lucrative post as superintendent of the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railroad with headquarters at Little Rock Arkansas.

Cahill R. E. Cahill Missouri Pacific Railway Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Rock Island System Little Rock Ark

Katy's Big Business Freight Boom From the South

The M., K. and T. railroad reports a large freight surge from Texas with a train split into seven sections carrying principal commodities including celery potatoes and watermelons on Sunday.

Katy Texas

Obstructing Railroad Arrest In Sutherland County

Carrollton Cooper of Sutherland was arrested Saturday on a warrant charging him with placing an obstruction on the Katy high line some time ago. He was released on 300 bond and will have a hearing before Judge Knaus on July 1.

Carrollton Cooper Sutherland Katy Knaus

Roach Apprentice Sprains Knee at Round House

Will Roach son of Mr and Mrs James Roach fell in the pit at the round house yesterday morning sustaining a severe knee sprain. The company surgeon attended him at the scene and he was brought to Sedalia last evening for treatment.

Will Roach James Roach New Franklin Round House Sedalia

Hospital Arrivals

S.G. Galloway a section laborer from Greenville. John Henry a plant laborer. J.P. Melton a bridgeman from Mound Valley Kansas. T. L. Lambert a section laborer from Celiste. Toby Gardener a section laborer from Atoka. Joe F. Cox a section laborer from Atoka.

S.G. Galloway Greenville John Henry J.P. Melton

King Edward’s Name If He Had The

A historical note explores what name King Edward might have borne had he become monarch under alternative circumstances. The discussion surveys royal naming traditions and potential regnal choices with reference to medieval and modern precedent.

Albert E. Wettin Edward

Suit Filed Over Alleged Wage Garnishment

Jesse Jennings sues J H Combs constable of Simithon township and bondsmen N H Haire David White and G U H Demand for 1000 damages over an alleged illegal garnishment of wages. Jennings works for Missouri Pacific. The claim involved favors W Ferguson.

J. HH. Bowron Jesse Jennings J. Hl. Combs Simithton Township N. HH. Haire David White G. UH Jennings Missouri Pacific W. -. Ferguson

Morris Bros Seek Court to Enforce Real Estate Deal

Morris Bros real estate dealers sue Wm. R. Ramsey to compel acceptance of 83750 for a 115 acre farm. Ramsey allegedly refused to part with the property after the money was offered. Also noted is an appeal of Milton Barde v Hoke from a 200 judgment in Judge Wheeler's Lamonte court to the circuit court.

Morris Bros Wm. R. Ramsey Ramsey Milton Barde W. L. Hoke Barde Wheeler Lamonte Circuit Court

Funeral service for Dr. T. T. Major held at First Christian Church

The funeral of Dr. T. T. Major was conducted at 10 o'clock from the First Christian church with Rev. F. L. Cook officiating. A quartet including Mrs. W. J. Steele Mrs. Chas Bard Brown Harris and George Hoffman provided the music. Interment followed in the city cemetery.

T. T. Major First Christian Church F. L. Cook East Broadway Christian Church W. J. Steele Chas. Bard Brown Harris George Hoffman City Cemetery

County funds offer $50 for Sedalia six-game win streak

County figures push a $50 purse to Sedalia’s ball team if they win all six games against Jefferson City. County Recorder Looney, Prosecutor Cashman, County Collector McClure, Deputy James Quinn, John Sullivan, Deputy Collector, Sheriff Dillard and Bud Dillard rally behind the plan to boost local support.

Looney Cashman McClure James Quinn John Sullivan Dillard Bud Sedalia Jefferson City

License Batches For Sedalia Couples and Beaman Pair

Licensed to wed are J. 2D. Kelly and Della E. Kile of Sedalia E PP Meyer and Katie E Nelson both of Sedalia Lawrence F Lee and Lottie Glenn both of Beaman J M Williams of Sedalia and Emma Wild of Smithton authorities report in the compact notice

J. 2D. Kelly Della E. Kile Sedalia E. PP. Meyer Katie E. Nelson Lawrence F. Lee Lottie Glenn Beaman J. M. Williams Emma Wild Smithton

Hoberecht Applies for Harness Patent in Washington

Charles Hoberecht, harness dealer, travels to St Louis on business connected with a patent filed with federal authorities in Washington. The patent is described as of great value to the harness trade.

Hoberecht Charles Hoberecht St. Louis Washington

Horse exhibitor plans Fourth Street show before shipment

Capt. E. W. Stevens says he will exhibit a number of finely bred and trained horses on Fourth or Fifth streets the day before shipping them south.

E. W. Stevens Catherine

Inspecting the Mines in Benton County

Deputy Sheriff Charles Williams and associates toured Williams Creek Mining property on Monday in Benton County where they hold interests. The delegation included R. A. Blair G. E. Dugan E. B. Quisenberry C. E. Thew John McGaw and F. E. Hoffman.

Charles Williams R. A. Blair G. E. Dugan E. B. Quisenberry C. E. Thew John McGaw F. E. Hoffman Benton County Williams Creek Mining Company

Jefferson Club Meeting Set for Thursday Night

The Jefferson club will hold a meeting at the courthouse Thursday night.

Jefferson Club Court House Tehursday

For Rent Blue Grass Pasture North of Sedalia

Good blue grass pasture for rent, inquire at Gentry Bros. office north of Sedalia for details and terms.

Gentry Bros Sedalia

Marriage of Prof Thornburgh and Miss Bass Blarter

Prof William Berton Thornburgh, Charter Oak school principal, married Miss Marini Bass Blarter at Kirst M. E church in the presence of about 500 guests. Rev S O Martin officiated with Rev Dr Hunt. organist Miss Jewell Harter and ushers Ralph Mather John Dow Leslie Martin Arthur Hunt aided. After a dinner at the bride’s home the couple planned a Colorado trip before settling in Iowa.

William Berton Thornburgh Charter Oak Marini Bass Blarter Morris Ttarter West Second Street Kirst M. BE S. Os. Martin Hunt Ralph Mather Lohm Dow Leslie Martin Arthur Hunt Jewell Harter Tannhauser Wagner Mendelssohn

Euchre morning nets prizes for local ladies

Mrs. J. H. Doyle hosted fourteen tables of six handed euchre in the morning to honor her daughter in law Mrs. Harry Doyle of St. Louis. First prize a fan went to Mrs. Jack Freeman. Lone hand prizes went to Miss May Hawkins and Miss Lucille Hill. Consolation lone hand prize to Mrs. Carr and boo by prize a bisque statuette.

J. H. Doyle Harry Doyle St. Louis Jack Freeman May Hawkins Carr Lucille Hill

Socials at the Lodge and Miss Shultz's Tea Party

Lawrence Bothwell hosted a dinner at the Lodge Sun dary for his sisters the Misses Bothwell of Illinois. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J H Rodes Mr. and Mrs W E Bard Misses Jennie Morey Florie Andrews of N onVille and Messrs Alger Fast and Robert Johns. Miss Florence Shultz hosted 25 young friends at 00 West Fourth Street in compliment to Miss Frances Atkinson of Nevada with games and refreshments served.

Lawrence Bothwell Bothwell Illinois J.H. Rodes W. E. Bard Jennie Morey Florie Andrews N Onville Alger Fast Robert Johns Florence Shultz S00 West Fourth Street Frances Atkinson Nevada

Out of Town Guests Attend Harter Thornburgh Wedding

Guests from outside town attended the Harter Thornburgh wedding today including Miss Louella Thornburgh Unionville Missouri Mrs Maupin Calhoun Miss Emma Barick Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Miller Smithton.

Harter- Thornburgh Louella Thornburgh Unionville, Mo Maupin Calhoun Emma Barick Kansas City Miller Smithton

Entertainment committee hosts C FE convention plans

The entertainment committee in charge of October C FE convention arrangements was hosted last evening by Miss Shaffer at her Vermont street home.

Surface Couple to Welcome Friends at Cumberland Church

Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Surface of the Cumberland Presbyterian church will receive their friends informally this evening, welcoming parishioners and neighbors to share in the occasion.

E. B. Surface The Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Mr Hurley Out After Health Setback

Edward Hurley the contractor who suffered a severe hemorrhage three weeks ago was able to be out driving last evening.

Edward Hurley

Burlington Introduces Fast Denver Train for Kansas City

The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m arrives Denver 3 15 p m next day three hours quicker. Afternoon in Denver offers five hours before continuing west through scenic Colorado with chair cars sleepers and dining cars. Also the morning Denver Express leaves at 10 40 a m and California Excursions run via Scenic Colorado each Wednesday and Thursday.

Kansas City Denver West Colorado France Paris Burlington California

Travel agency ad among the Northwest travel promoters

An advertisement invites readers to describe proposed trips and receive a low-cost quote and free printed matter. The notice lists contact names R. H. Crozier T. P. A., and executives L. W. Wakely Howard Elliott with addresses in Kansas City and St. Louis Missouri.

Northwest R. H. Crozier Main Street Kansas City L. W. Wakely St. Louis Howard Elliott

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Railroads Matters Prain Minnie United States Guelph Wettin Sochel MR. Hurley Create Crag Eton Gibson J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO Burlington-Northern Pacific Lippincott’s
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