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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

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McPike Arrested for Larceny as Sedalia Youth Is Cleared

W A McPike from St Joseph, using alias Harris, is jailed for grand larceny after a Sedalia man claims his purse was stolen. McPike is later jailed for associating with prostitutes while a St Joseph sheriff heads to Sedalia to take him into custody. The Sedalian youth is discharged.

Rogers Sedalia Robb McPike Harris St. Joseph Nevada Tontine Loan and Security Company Sedalian

County Court Actions Thu June 26 Proceedings

County court proceeds include deferring Kinsey books review to July 1 at the request of County Attorney John Cashman. Citizens National Bank named depository for two years with a $140,000 bond. Dolph bond of $100 approved for grading approaches to Flat Creek bridge. Clerk authorized to buy Pettis County bonds at 102 percent. Capital school fund to loan $250 to the local district.

D. Kinsey John Cashman Citizens’ National Bank R. C. Dolph Et al Flat Creek Bridge Pettis County

Missouri State Fair urged for progress and prizes

An editorial promotes the Sedalia Missouri State Fair September 9 to 13 1901 urging farmers to exhibit and compete for cash prizes totaling 20000. It argues fairs spur progress through rivalry improve stock crops and gardens and provide family enjoyment with lasting value.

Missouri Sedalia

Prominent Republicans Mention Possible Future Presidents

A list projects ages of leading Republicans and past presidents three years from this summer. It notes Shelby M. Cullom and Theodore Roosevelt among others aging into late 60s and 70s, and recalls prior presidents who were under 70 at inauguration.

Reminiscence of Wreck: Peter Foy Dies in St Louis

Peter L. Foy former postmaster and abolition advocate died at his St Louis residence from heart failure. He survived the Gasconade river disaster on the first Missouri Pacific line between St Louis and Jefferson City after being invited on the inaugural train.

Peter Foy Missouri Pacific Ing

Millions in Yellow Dust From Klondike Shipments

Seattle reports the Dolphin carried gold dust and dust shipments from the Yukon and Dawson. The Canadian Bank of Commerce received 1 million dollars in dust with 350000 allocated to individuals. Additional gold valued at 2.5 million moved via St Michaels on June 12, and about 1 million is en route up river. Total season clean-up estimated between 15 and 20 million dollars.

Seattle Wash Dolphin Klondike Canadian Bank of Commerce St. Michaels Yukon Roanoke Dawson

Sham Battle Tonight At Forest Park

A sham battle by Company D is set for tonight at Forest Park. Spectators view from the lake’s west shore as Capt. Sam W. James leads sections 3 and 4 against Lt. Tuttle with sections 1 and 2 under Sergeants Anamosa and Diffendaffer.

Company D Forest Park Sam W. James Buckley Grimm Tuttle Anamosa Diffendaffer

Death of 20 month old Boonville boy burns

Lawrence Altemueller the 20 month old son of Joseph Altemueller of Boonville died last night at 11 from severe burns suffered nearly two weeks ago. The remains go to G. H. Altemueller 720 East Fourteenth street for the funeral at Sacred Heart church Friday at 8 AM.

Lawrence Altemueller Joseph Altemueller Boonville G. H. Altemueller East Fourteenth Street Sacred Heart Church

Postmaster's New Baby Arrives in Pauline

Postmaster M. 8. Botts and wife welcome a new arrival at their Pauline home. The infant arrived on June 24. Botts has lived in the area all his life and married a highly esteemed Pettis county woman. Congratulations.

Botts Pauline Pettis County

Reverend Hills Officiates City Couple Wedding

Rev. F R Hill returned from Mc Allister Springs Wednesday afternoon and last evening performed the marriage ceremony for R E Bealert of this city and Miss Pearl Castle of near Georgetown.

F. R. Hill McAllister Springs R. E. Bealert Miss Pearl Castle Georgetown

Byard and Guenther to Remodel Fulton Market Restaurant

The contract is let for remodeling the Fulton Market restaurant on West Second. A cellar will run under the building and the Fulton Market and Delicatessen will be opened into a single large room with a tiled floor. A second story with a private dining room will be added and new furniture installed making the establishment premier in Missouri.

Fulton Market Messrs. Byard & Guenther West Second Fulton Market and Delicatessen Missouri

Two Men Arrested for Theft in St. Louis Duo Sentenced

John Stewart and Arthur Myers, both claiming St. Louis origins, were arrested by Special Policeman Billy Drake and Officer Newbill after stealing trousers from a sidewalk display. They confessed and Judge Rogers sentenced them to 100 days in the county jail.

Dr Ford Headache Capsules Cure in Twenty Minutes

Advertisement notes Dr Ford's Headache Capsules cure any headache in 20 minutes selling for 10 cents through W E Bard Drug Co.

Ford C. W. E. Bard Drug CO Price W. E. Bard Drug CO

Farmers asked to donate for Fourth of July barbecue

The Fourth of July committee sent letters to sixty farmers requesting donations for the barbecue. Time is short and they seek replies to know their standing. All letters should be addressed to Mr. J. Frost Waddell, secretary.

J. Frost Waddell

Fish Fry and Picnic Held by Applewood Youth

A crowd of Applewood young people hosts a fish fry and picnic today on Flat Creek south of Smithton.

Applewood Flat Creek Smithton

Missouri Pacific Stockholders Hold Special Meeting

A special meeting of Missouri Pacific stockholders was held in St Louis at the Equitable Building to consider a proposed 30 million dollar capital stock increase. Proceeds would finance Rio Grande property purchases and system extensions. 12 million dollars in debenture bonds would be taken up.

St. Louis Missouri Pacific Meeting Missouri Pacific Railway Equitable Building Rio Grande Missouri Pacific

Hospital Arrivals

M O Leary brakeman Denison and Wm Brewster section laborer Her tha arrive at hospital station in the latest update from the rail yard crew.

M. O'Leary Denison Wm. Brewster Her

Railway Men and Wrecking News Reach Sedalia

E H Farley traveling auditor for the M K and T was in Sedalia last night. Mrs Salina Myers Missouri Pacific station matron is sick and unable to attend duties. Two new passenger coaches for the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf passed through on Katy No 3 this morning. Order of Railway Clerks elected M J Smith president M S Antes first vice president R E Wiley second vice president C H Fisher secretary William Cormany treasurer Walter Coggshall chaplain.

Bowery Dan Loppy) Doyle Judge Rogers Charles Delvnto Allison Goley Salina Myers Missouri Pacific Choctaw Oklahoma Gulf St. Charles Katy Order of Railway Clerks Cassidy Building M. J. Smith M. S. Antes R. E. Wiley C. H. Fisher William Cormany Walter Coggshall

Improvements At The Corner Store In St Louis

Electric fans are installed in the St Louis Clothing Co storeroom to ward off heat for clerks and patrons. The store advertises the Alfred Benjamin line with a gold leaf sign along the north wall painted by C F Ernest, drawing attention.

St. Louis Clothing Co Afred Benjamin St. Louis Clothing Company C. F. Ernest

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. A. McPike F. Bell Dreath The J. A. Robb William Kabler Ment Bertha Deutch Heard E. A. Coe Board of Cookman Family John W. Cookman T. P. McCluney Hugh McGinley O. M. Harris Gabe Albers J. G Clifford F. Bell Ed Love Sam Ples Huckins Sedalia, Mo St. Louis Journal of Agriculture Sedalia State Fair Republican National Committee Shelby M. Cullom John C. Spooner Charles W. Fairbanks Marcus A. Hanna Joseph B. Foraker William H. Taft Theodore Roosevelt Benjamin B John Adams Andrew Jackson William Henry Harrison Zachary Taylor James Buchanan President Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe John Quincy Adams van Buren Polk Pierce Lincoln Grant Hayes Garfield Cleveland Benjamin Harrison William McKinley Aster Missouri Pacific Capital Peter L. Foy Tor Denly Missouri Pacific Railroad Ferson City Gasconade Mr. Foy Bealert Byard & Guenther Longan’s Billy Drake Jim Newbill John Longan E. H. Farley
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