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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1902

Page

12

A Young Man Hurt After Attempted Train Theft

A 17 year old who rode atop a Missouri Pacific mail car on train No 9 was badly injured near a tunnel east of town. He clung to the car and was found with a scalp wound by the depot. The boy named Richards said he boarded in St Louis aiming for Ponca Oklahoma where his father runs an Indian school. Hospital attendants treated him and he showed potential for recovery. Other items list hospital arrivals including Robert Wicks, B J Whielan, George Seltzer, Henry Molting, Thomas Dean, M Moore, FE Frost, James O Connor, and W J Fowler with their occupations and originating places.

Thorpe Richards St. Louis Ponca Oklahoma Jefferson City Robert Wicks Thhillsboro B. J. Whielan Parsons George Seltzer Molder Henry Molting Bridgeman Greenville Thomas Dean Hi. M. Moore Dallas FE S. Frost Deni

Hunter's Vegetables in Hatton's City Garden Claim

Yardmaster F. F. Hatton of the Katy touts a city garden with beans 12 to 18 inches long and potatoes as big as a head. His tomatoes resemble Roquefort cheese and corn yields two ears for an arm load. A pear tree has produced fine fruit but has been raided before harvest. he recently bought a shotgun and plans to guard the tree in August.

F. F. Hatton Katy

Katy Wreck Near Idenbro Leaves One Man Injured

A Sunday Katy train wreck at 9 30 near Idenbro 25 miles northeast of here left four box cars off the track and one car on its side, likely caused by spreading rails. J P Melton of the bridge and building department suffered a broken leg while traveling to visit family in Mound Valley. he was taken to the Katy hospital at Sedalia.

Katy Idenbro Here J. P. Melton Bridge and Building Department Mound Valley Sedali Coffeyville Journal Alex Smith J. A. Dunham Dover Drywood Clinton Nevada Post Walter C. Monroe J. M. Monroe Missouri Pacific Machine Shops Kansas City Cathe Kinsey Purcell Ll. T Jefferson City Missouri Pacific Yards Camp Branch W. Wiley Nevada Eliott Stafford St. Louis Broadway Crossing Levi McVey Charles Ferrier Colorado Texas Bouehner Ditcher Finney Pleasant Green Hamburg Lampert Missouri Pacific State Fair Grounds Alvord Parsons A. FE. Joughner Sedalia Joplin Missouri Minneapolis Hannibal Pacific

Rock Island plans route into Kansas City and tunnel near Independence

The Rock Island surveys near Leeds Missouri to route trains into Kansas City, including a tunnel through Chappell hill near Independence. The line will bypass Independence by three miles, with western terminus at Belle in Maries County and trains hoped by April 1.

Rock Island Hemming Leeds Mo Kansas City

Ennes Promoted to Division Superintendent Post

S. Ennes, formerly chief inspector for Missouri Pacific in Louis, is promoted to division superintendent at Vad, succeeding R. E. Co who resigned. Cahill also left Missouri Pacific, reshaping the railroad's leadership.

Ennes Missouri Pacific Railroad Louis R. E. Co Vada Cahill Missouri Pacific

Rock Island Controls Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad

The Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railroad comes under the control of the Rock Island system as the regional operator expands its network and management responsibilities across the line.

Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Rock Island

Missouri boy fined for washing windows

Rasmus Brown Jr a Negro boy from Trigginsville is said to be the only person fined in Missouri for washing windows. The shoe black allegedly persisted in putting water on the…

Rasmus Brown, Jr Trigginsville Missouri Rasmus

washer fined over window washing on sidewalk incident

The man washed front windows of George Edwards barber shop causing water to run onto the sidewalk. He was fined five dollars and jailed, then released on a writ of habeas corpus. The court ruled it not a Missouri law violation to wash windows and city officials had no authority to charge him. Habeas costs were placed on the city marshal, and a false imprisonment suit may follow.

George Edwards Ele Rich Circuit Court Missouri

Wing Edwards in London condition reported satisfactory

A London dispatch notes Wing Edward's condition at 3:20 p.m. as satisfactory with a bulletin saying he is sleeping. A later cable from London reports no marked improvement. his sleep remains quiet and restful.

the Sentinel New York London Wing Edward

Annual Fish Fry Near Muddy River Banks

Ritchie tent No. 152 Macca bees hold their annual fish fry today on Muddy's banks seven miles from town. First wagon left at 9 for supplies. Additional wagons depart Sedalia College of Music at 6 30 this evening. Committee includes F E Hoffman Jr Ben Gorrell and Ed Lyon. If rain persists at 6 40pm the trip may be moved to Pioneer hall. By 3 pm the morning crowd had already caught 50 pounds of fish.

Arrest of Anna Bowen in East Tram Street incident

Officer Johnson arrested Anna Bowen a violently insane colored woman who had been living with Mrs. Mary Martin on East Tram street. After being locked in jail she tore off her clothing as her condition remained critical.

Derrik Accident Claims Pennsylvania Railroad Bridgeman

Edward Beatty a bridgemain for the Pennsylvania railroad at Boiler Pac was killed Monday when a derrick gave way. His body was brought to the city with floral offerings from friends and associates in the East. Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart church. He formerly lived in Chiton City Cooper county.

Edward Beatty Pennsylvania Railroad Boiler Pac Sacred Heart Church Chitton City Cooper County

Elks Host Benefit At Calvary Episcopal Church Hale

Local Elks lodge holds a Monday night benefit at Calvary Episcopal Church to support a charitable fund. Organizers advertise entertainment and community attendance to raise funds for a worthy cause.

Gentle Jury Elks’ Hale Admirelston Cywildrien Calvary Epescopal Church Cttoir Fund

Thompson Handles Real Estate Cash Buyer Bargains

KE. T. Thompson of tTutchinson building advertises facilities to locate cash buyers for bargain real estate deals and urges readers to see him early.

KE. T. Thompson tTutchinson Building

For private loans see Lawson attorney at law

A terse notice references private loan matters mentioning attorney Lawson located in the Katie building and a Bell telephone line 467 for contact.

Lawson Katie Bell Telephone

Notions at Little Cost and Quick Ship

A local store touts its low priced notions highlighting dress shields hair pins buttons gloves combs and embroidered collars. The list emphasizes bargain items including dress shields pearl buttons silk gloves and various notions marketed as superior value at stall cost.

Royal Cuticle Provodora Coronation Newport Stewarts Duplex

Judge Sentences Knight to Thirty Days for Copper Theft

Judge Kinsey this afternoon gave Willie Knight thirty days in jail for the theft of copper wire. The ruling reflects a criminal case unfolding in a local court session.

Saloon Robbery Reported in Sedalia Clock Town

A brief from Sedalia notes a robbery at the DeBold and Raif feisen saloon during last week with $5 missing. The old clipping mentions electric light and power company topics alongside local notices.

Sedalia Electric Light Om ‘ and Power Company DeBold & Raif Feisen Jweek

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James O'Conner Hillsboro W. J. Fowler Hunter’s Vegetables THE Links and Aimg Ritchie Maccabees Sedalia, Mo Madras Crazy Negress Batiste J. D. Hail D. G. Co
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