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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
7
Advertising snippet lists pianos stoves baggage and delivery to all city parts day or night. Mentions two phone numbers 164 and 202 West Main Street office. Carriage calls accepted. phrasing ends with ers of unclear text.
Katherrine Rippin sues Simon Brandt for breach of promise claiming he proposed while awake. Brandt to defend that any proposal occurred only during sleep and he cannot recall or be held accountable. Local witnesses corroborate his sleepwalking and unrecallable statements. The case, tied to Brandt’s habit since boyhood, may become a landmark in western jurisprudence.
Worrell's Insect Exterminator claims to rid houses of insects in a single day. Sold at all druggists. Charles Hoffman x Bro. also markets Beauti ful S and Vigorai Health flour.
A rear end collision on the Illinois Central near Vine Grove Kentucky killed three passengers and injured twelve, including three small children. The crash involved extra freight No 14 striking northbound train No 123 on a hill, causing a parlor dining car to telescope two coaches. Names listed include Peter Witon Chester Seaman S A Kirkpatrick and injured travelers Nellie Landes and R W Rogers. Engineers jumped to safety as brakes stuck and the stationary train was hit at about twenty five miles per hour.
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa reports long battle with asthma before trying Foley's Honey and Tar. He says the remedy gave immediate relief and he will not be without it. Arlington Pharmacy sells the product.
Queen City council No. 564 held a meeting last night and initiated six new members: Mrs. Carrie Alberts, Mrs. Zola Arnold, Miss Alma Royalty, Simon Crane, John Berry, and William Arnold.
Chicago reporters describe Eugene V. Debs leading a Chicago gathering to launch the Industrial Union, an international labor body opposing craft unions and the AFL. Debs expects 600000 members, strong backing from Western Federation of Miners, and a new era of major strikes including rail and mining sectors.
An advertisement from W. E. Bard Drug Co. touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising improved vitality and bloom at age 60. The copy urges aging readers to try tea or tablets priced 35 cents.
The plant introduces a new collar and cuff machine to improve precision and quality. The note invites customers to try the services and be convinced of the enhanced workmanship.
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