Megro Found Beside Tracks At Windsor Died This Morning
A person named Megro was found beside tracks at Windsor and died this morning. Authorities investigation unclear. No further details available from the fragment.
Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
8
Two Deaths A Mystery In Windsor Tragedy
Three men died after a Saturday night melee at Windsor stockyards near Winsor. James Potts killed Roy Simms after a drinking dispute. George Watkins, Potts’ host, died from a fractured skull after a clash said to involve a city marshal. Watkins had few statements while semi conscious. Post mortem showed multiple skull fractures and remains were found near Katy tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Watkins
Simms
W. S. Shirk
W. G. Cowan
Lathrop firm files mechanics lien over Missouri Rock Island work
Thomas R. Marks of Lathrop Morrow Fox Kansas City filed a mechanics lien for Stubbs Flick Johnson against St. Louis Kansas City and Colorado Railroad for 261,637.29. The claim covers work on the trans Missouri line from Versailles Morgan County to Warrensburg Johnson County, including bridge construction and grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marks
Lathrop, Morrow, Fox & Company
Kansas City
Stubbs, Flick & Johnson
St. Louis, Kansas City
Rock Island
Funeral attendance by Jefferson City engineers sparks railroad note
Jefferson City engineers B B Mercer James Wood Wallace Yost Gilker and Wimner travel to attend the funeral of Harry McCarty. Nevada resident Art Oldham a former M K T fireman nurses a broken arm after his baby buggy collapses on East Cherry Street. doctors Craig and Johnson set the fracture and the baby escapes harm. Oldham is son in law of Conductor A Wilson and wife on East Third Street. Pneumonia deaths rise in cold months. one fifth of urban deaths from November to April versus one ninth from consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCarty
B. B. Mercer
James Wood
Wallace Yost
Gilker
Wimner
Art Oldham
Nevada
Oldham
Nevada Mail
East Cherry Street
Craig and
Johnson
Mr. Oldham
Con
United States
Protest Talk Grows Over Morton Cabinet Appointment
Central Labor Union members discuss a mass meeting to protest Paul Morton’s potential cabinet role. Morton, vice president of the Santa Fe railway, is criticized for ties to the Colorado Iron and Steel Company amid ongoing labor disputes with miners and machinists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Paul Morton
A. T. and
S. F. Railway
Morton
Colorado Iron and Sinel Company
Santa Fe Railroad
Calvary Church Feast Vespers and Sermon Held
On the feast of St. Peter the Apostle Calvary Church will hold vespers and a sermon at 7 15 p m today. For sale complete horse buggy and harness apply Dick Boehme care Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter the Apostle
Dick Boehme
Care Sentinel
Court fines issued in trespass and related charges
In police court this morning Magistrate Truxel fined D. Helmstetter James Gorman James Howard William Collins and Rudolph Schlander five dollars each after arraignment for trespassing. John Pumphrey paid five dollars for disturbing the peace and John Irving five dollars for intoxication. Alice Gilmore faced late hours charges and her case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truxel
D. Helmstetter
James Gorman
James Howard
William Collins
Rudolph Schlander
John Pumphrey
John Irving
Alice Gilmore
Chicago Markets Report Windows on Hogs and Cattle
Chicago markets report shows hog futures weak at 5.35 to 5.45 with mixed loads and light demand. Cattle volumes near 23 000 with prices about 10 cents lower. regional spots Kansas City Omaha East St. Louis report similar softness. Estimated hogs for Chicago Thursday set at 27 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Real estate transfers span Sedalia and nearby townships
Property deeds show transfers from Elizabeth Hamilton to Carpenter on Grand Avenue. many parcels move in Green Ridge, Houstonia, Sedalia, and Beaman townships with values from 5 to 3,500 dollars. Purchasers include School District No. 3, Maggie Lujin, Lelia Cannaday, Julia Combs, and Martha Bennings, among others, with numerous undivided interests and nd deeds recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth L. Hamilton
Leander
Eliza M. Carpenter
Grand Avenue
Morgan and
Johnson Streets
Robert Ewers
W.d
Green Ridge Township
W. A. Hieronymous
Samuel Hieronymous
Longwood
Henry S. Demand
Maggie Lujin
Fourth Street
Monteau
Vermont
Mary A. Gregg
D. E. Longan
Houstonia
J. C. van Riper
Mary A. Smith
Barrett Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Maggie M. Dedrick
Sarah C. Clague
N.d
Boonville Street
Hill and
New York Avenue
Porter R. E. Co
Jas. M. Ricks
Seventh Street
Engineer
Wagner Streets
Lulia Leake Fuller
Claude W. Grubbs
Martha W. Beming
Nora A. Stuart
Rickey C. Monsees
Beaman Township
J. Ella Morris
Medora B. Jennings
West Sedalia
Wm. H. Powell, Jr
Susan A. Harlan
Third Street
Harrison and
Wm. Baker
A. C
L. C
Grand Trunk Lines Promote Lake Region Sightseers
One fare plus two dollars for round trip from St. Louis area to Muskoka Kawartha Lakes and Lake of Bays. Pictorial region description and illustrated literature at Grand Trunk exhibit in Forestry Fish and Game building at the fair. Through car line connects in Toronto with Lake region trains. Publications on train service available from Grand Trunk Advertising Dept Chicago. Geo W Vaux A G Pf T A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Muskoka
Kawartha Lakes
Lake of Bays
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk-Illinois Central
Toronto
Lake
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams Street
Chicago
Geo. W. Vaux
A. G. Pf
T. A
M W A Camp Meets in Sedalia Hall
Sedalia M W A Camp No 5570 will hold a regular business meeting at the K of P hall on East Fifth Street on Wednesday June 29 1904 Visiting neighbors are invited to attend Sam W James W C D N evets oe Dan a E E Codding Clerk Keuper Holtzen sell S flour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
K. of P. Hall
East Fifth Street
Novel Puma Capture By Amazon Tribe
A Peruvian Amazon tribe uses gum tree sap coated leaves to trap pumas. They bait with a young pig or goat. the prowler eats, sticks leaves to face, and becomes blinded. Natives then spear torches and ropes the animal, carrying it alive to the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puma
Eye strengthening exercises proposed in 19th century guidance
The article describes a sequence of eye exercises claimed to strengthen vision. It instructs slow movements: eyes up and down, side to side, diagonally to corners, then rolling to extremes, with caution to avoid straining muscles.
All Her Resolutions Broken
An English century ago narrator recalls a London dining encounter with Lady Katherine Pakenham who reveals three broken youth resolutions to never marry a soldier never marry an Irishman and not be long engaged. She ends up married to the soldier and Irishman, the Duke of Wellington, in an unhappy marriage lived apart most of the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Wellington
Katherine Pakenham
Sedalia Markets Prices for Farm and Dairy Products
Prices paid to local dealers for farm and dairy goods across cereals breadstuffs and meats. Prairie hay baled per ton seven to eight dollars. straw five dollars. baled timothy eight to nine dollars. Corn and wheat per bushel vary. flours per cwt range two to three dollars. Potatoes and meal priced per bushel. corn meal per bushel sixty cents. various poultry and eggs quoted by dozen or pound.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Megro
Katy
Windsor
Hawkins
George
Winsor
Katy Stockyards
James Potts
Roy Simms
Railroad News
Jefferson City
A. Wilson
East Third Street
ripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
oLted
Jana
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger 2 Co
San Francisco
Brandt Grocer
Foley
Bright
G. A. Stillson
Tampico
Edward Huss
Salisbury
The
Arlington Pharmacy
Calvary Church
Logan Com. Co
South Lamérie Street
Omaha
Park
Chas. D. Rayburn
Geo. D. Calbert
Green Ridge
A. T. Poulter
J. H. Meyer
Lela M. Cannaday
Fifth Street
Missouri Avenue
Joseph C. Longan
L. P. Welborn
Houstonia Township
Schuyler Co. Bank
S. W. Castle
Julia A. Combs
Northeast Sea
Lucian L. Brevington
Broadway
Hancock
Marvin
J. L. Blackburn
Martha W. Bening
Marvin P. Grubbs
Martha W. Benning
John Y. Grubbs
Mattie Longan
Lucy A. Grubbs
Ula G. Grubbs
Houstis
T. M. Stevens
Enoch Brandenburgh
Gustav Ettmueller
A. H. Gafken
Massachusetts Street
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Anna M. Gooden
Geo. H. Bouldin
Geo. H. Baldwin
D. M. Ricks
Kroencke & Cordes
Sam W. James, W. C
E. E. Codding
Keuper & Holtzen
S. Flour
Amazon
Sedalia Markets
Fortress Monroe
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