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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 27, 1899
Page
4
Railroad News From Kansas City and Nearby Lines
Austin Delougherty longtime Missouri Pacific switchman dies at his post in Kansas City after years of service. The Katy line suffers delays from a washout near Klondike and a freight depot burglary at Ft Scott. Local rail workers and officials are named in incidents and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Delougherty
Kansas
Damage Suit Compromised After Fatal Incident
In August 1597 Charles Shephard of Warrensburg was killed by a dummy while returning from Pertle Springs. His parents sued Pertle Springs R R and Water Co. The suit was compromised yesterday with plaintiffs paying costs and defendants paying damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shepherd
Warrensburg
Pertle Springs
Hospital Arrivals in Denison Area
James Campbell fireman Denison lumbago and rheumatism. W Reed section laborer Atoka rheumatism. Geo Scales brakeman Denison lumbago. J C Benjamin brakeman Sedalia dysentery. J M Moore fireman Denison wrenched foot and side. S B Scales blacksmith helper Parsons fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
Denison
Lumbago
W. Reed
Atoka
Geo. Scales
J.C. Benjamin
J. M. Moore
S. B. Scales
Parsons
Katy reduces local railroad force and shifts crews
The Katy railroad cut staff at the local office and West Denison, with workers laid off in shifts of ten days. Charles Durham resumes duties at the Katy round house while coal storage at the old shops frees the company from coal shortages for months. George W. Scott leads his crew to Belton to start a new depot, described as large and well appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
West Denison
Thomas
Denison
Charles Durham
Katy Round House
George W. Scott
Katy Bridge
Belton
Denison Herald
Divorce actions filed by Hastain and Hendricks today
Bell Sneed sues for divorce from H S Sneed alleging drunkenness and failure to provide, seeking custody of a 14 year old son and a 6 year old daughter. Another filing by R L Hendricks against Florence Hendricks cites abandonment as the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Sneed
P D Hastain
H S Sneed
Mr Hastain
Hendricks
Florence Hendricks
East Main Street Grocer William Hunter Dies at 63
William Hunter a grocer on East Main Street died at his home at 3 10 this afternoon aged 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunter
East Main Street
Crescent Hotel advertisement in Greeley Springs pamphlet
An old promotional snippet highlights Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs Arkansas set in the Ozarks. Describes mild bracing climate wild scenery and unequal medicinal waters with cheap excursion rates and Pullman sleepers from Kansas City. Requests readers to write Bryan Snyder Frisco line St Louis for the illustrated pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Hotel
Gureka Springs
Heart of Ozark Mountains
Kansas City
Bryan Snyder
Frisco Line
St. Louis
Drug Store Half Interest Sold at Second and Ohio
Jno R Myers sells a half interest in his drug store at Second and Ohio to Jno P Dow who hails from Mertz Hale's and has served in the U S forces in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. R. Myers
Second and Ohio
Jno. P
Denver and Rio Grande Band Member Dies on Return Trip
Harry J Williams a member of the Denver and Rio Grande band passed west yesterday afternoon after leaving the Elks convention on their way home to Salida Colorado He is a brother in law of Jules Schmidt of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J Williams
Denver and Rio Grande
Elks Convention
Salida, Colorado
Jules Schmidt
President Lonbet's Salary in France
The president of France receives a salary of $125,000 with additional allowances raising annual income to $250.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonbet
France
Horses in Battle A Cavalry Horse and War Nerves
A Public Opinion excerpt describes how a cavalry horse shares the fears and fate of battle as lines form. It notes horses sense calls, may bolt or surge, and risk fatal wounds but often endure to rally with riders before perishing or fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theugle
Why red triggers bull rage in animals
The article explains why red clothing provokes strong aggression in bulls and other animals. It links red to blood and bodily harm, noting that blood’s color and smell create fear and frenzy in geese, turkeys, sheep, horses, and cattle when exposed to red cloth or the scent of blood.
First Aid for a Broken Arm in Absence of a Surgeon
Afriend advises binding the limb firmly but not tightly to prevent swelling and applying a temporary splint made from available materials. The splint should be padded and secured with cloth strips from clothing to avoid further injury before professional care.
Oyster Age Told By Teeth Says London Dealer
A South London dealer explains oyster aging by shell hinge lines, each line equaling one year. An oyster reaches four years, deemed old enough to vote and marry, but can still be eaten past thirty with notable stories of long-lived shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Mail
German Lutheran Church Plans New School House
The German Lutheran congregation met at the Sixth and Lafayette church Sunday to approve building a new school house. Since Rev. Theo Bundenthal began guiding the church over a year ago membership has grown and larger quarters are needed. A committee including Teacher Koch Claus Grother Henry Maas Henry J Fisher Henry Johns and Herman Rankin was appointed to remove the old school house and erect the new facility to be ready for the September session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Lutheran Church
Sixth and
Lafayette
Theo. Bundenthal
Koch
Claus Grother
Henry Maas
Henry J. Fisher
Henry Johns
Herman Rankin
Experiences of an Actor and the Czars Travels
A theatrical anecdote describes an actor hiding in a barrel to overhear a scene, causing a disturbance when a swarm of wasps disrupts the performance. The second passage outlines the extreme security around the Russian imperial train with sentinels, vacated houses, and secret smaller stations to avert danger.
Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey book ad
Advertisement for The Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey by Murat Halstead. Claims 500 plus pages, 8x10 inch format, near 100 halftone illustrations with a color map. Priced at $1.50. Offers large commission and free outfit. Appeal to agents and push for quick writing to The Dominion Company in the Cox Building Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Murat Halstead
The
Dominion Company
Coxun
Chicago
William Jackson Sues for 2000 Damages Over Stolen Watch
William Jackson, arrested earlier at the request of W E Staley for allegedly stealing a watch, has brought a suit seeking 2000 dollars in damages claiming to have suffered harm to his good name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
W E Staley
Missouri Notes on fundraisers and tricks
In Jefferson City Dewey leads fourteen dogs and a goat for a Fourth celebration fund. Rich Hill plans a street fair next fall using the money raised. Harrisonville reports continued good picking with an envelope trick and a hidden twenty dollar bill. A Jamesport boy defined whisky revenue as internal revenue.
Living Without a Stomach A Medical Remarkable Case
A 56 year old woman with stomach cancer underwent total gastrectomy on Sept 6 1897 and lived fourteen months post operation. She left hospital May 1898 and appeared well until August. A second cancer in the abdominal cavity caused her death in October 1898, not from nutrition loss. The Medical Record calls this the most wonderful triumph in modern surgery and asserts stomach removal is not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlatter
Cincinnati Diocesan Committee to Approve Mass Music
Catholic churches in Cincinnati may not sing certain masses as they resemble operatic music or seem too stagey. The diocese committee on church music will review each piece before it is allowed to be sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Infant of Wm Knight Dies After Birth
The infant of William Knight, born Sunday, died today. The Second Regiment band plans the second concert of the series at Liberty Park on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Knight
Liberty Park
Signature SCASTORIA Train Service From Kansas City to Portland
MLE offers a weekly Thursday evening train from Kansas City via Union Pacific to Portland in 72 hours. The tourist car provides comfort at low cost with Parisian style service for ladies and traveling children. Berths available for San Francisco or Los Angeles passengers with one car change, porters onboard. Ticket offices listed at 1000 Main Street, 1038 Union Avenue, and Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Main Street
Union Avenue
Union Station
Vienna Barber and Wigmakers Union Enforces Strict Apprenticeship
The Vienna Barber and Wigmakers Union imposes tough exams for new members. Applicants must prove knowledge of razor and brush disinfection and blade sharpening. Successful candidates must complete two years of apprenticeship before opening a shop, with three years required for women barbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Barber and Wigmakers’ Union
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