Personal notices of guests and travel across towns
Mrs. John Wilkerson and Mrs. Margaret Winzenberg visit friends in Centerview and Kansas City. John Brandt and others depart for St. Louis and Springfield. Various locals host relatives, travel for business, or face illness including Will Rider and John Todd. Estate and wedding notes include a Gentry Stuart gathering and a look at neighbors visiting from Syracuse, Kansas City, and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilkerson
Friends
Centerview
Margaret Winzenberg
Kansas City
John Brandt
St. Louis
Horace Morgan
Springfield
Nora Hale
Ear Thomas
Syracuse
Nelsor Bellas
Phoenix
Ariz
C. A. Rudy
Paul Weasell
Lamonte
M. L. Tremaine
Joseph Goldman
Cole County Democrat
Jefferson City
Kemp Hieronymus
Longwood
Lookout
Messrs
S. W
A. Grimes
Ragar and Howard Wed in Probate Court Ceremony
Arch B. Ragar and Miss Katie M. Howard of Green Ridge were married Wednesday in the probate court room at the courthouse with Judge O. E. Parsons officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch B. Ragar
Katie M. Howard
Green Ridge
Court House
O. E. Parsons
Sold Fine Team Horses Transfer From Nebraska
J. R. Baldwin sold a fine team of horses today to Nick Willems. The animals were recently moved to Pettis county from Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Baldwin
Nick Willems
Pettis County
Nebraska
Thomius Named President of Nashville Railway
John W. Thomius son of the late N C and St. Louis railway president was chosen president and general manager by the board. H. F. Smith becomes vice president and general traffic manager, Major E. C. Lewis chairs the board. Open talks with Katy system about a new line between Mokane and Fulton. line would unlock coal and fire clay fields and start profit from first run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
John W. Thomius
Nashville, Chattanooga and
International Railway Congress
London
Allen
Katy
Mokane
Fulton
Chicago and Alton
Pew Road
Rail giants plan joint New Orleans terminals on Edenborn line
In New Orleans on March 1 reports say Kansas City Southern and Missouri Kansas Texas will build gigantic freight and passenger terminals using the Edenborn line from Shreveport. KC Southern President Edson and Edenborn of Louisiana Railway and Navigation have been in the city days, with LR&N tracks nearly reaching the city and control of key port facilities. The plan envisions both systems using the Edenborn line into New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Kansas City Southern
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Edson
Edenborn
Shreveport
Katy
Edenborn Road
Shrevenport
Fulton Seeks Rail Links to Missouri Kansas Texas
The Fulton Commercial Club forms to secure railroad connections with the Missouri Kansas Texas lines within fourteen miles of Fulton. An earlier bid sought interest from M K T officials and other railroad interests to advance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Commercial Clit
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Fulton
The Greatest Grocery Store Sedalia Ad Claims Honest Deals
The P Brandt Grocer Co presents a bold Sedalia advertisement praising straight dealing year round. It denounces inferior products including smoked pork shoulders, cotton seed oil sold as olive oil, renovated butter, chicory coffee, and low grade canned salmon, asserting their own stock is pure, fresh, and of the finest quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Conductor Clyde Ford Killed in Iron Mountain Yard Accident
Clyde W. Ford a Memphis branch conductor for the Iron Mountain was killed in the yards when a switch engine backed a line of cars over him. He resided in Bald Knob Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Clyde W. Ford
Memphis
Iron Mountain
Bald. Knob
Railroad men and staff active in brief city notes
J W McClain returns from Appleton City and other Missouri Pacific staff resume duties after trips. Dr E F Yancey leaves for St Louis on business while Postoffice Inspector Bunsen departs for Lt Lou. O A Conkle reports back to duty. John Rodeman returns from Jefferson City. H Byers ill with la grippe. Piercy on run. Roy Calkins resumes work. Walter Hayden named secretary of the Texas car service association. S E Green receives a 25 year Frisco pass. nearly five decades with the railway. David Jones injured by a chain near an air pump and boiling lye, hospitalized then sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Bunsen
Lou. O. A. Conkle
Missouri Pacific
John Rodeman
Missouri Pacific Commercial
Jefferson City
H. Byers
Sedalia-Denisorn
Katy
la Grippe
Piercy
Roy Calkins
Missouri Pacifi
Walter Hayden
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Dallas
Texas Car Service Association
Vhce
Green
Frisco
David Jones
New
Burial of Ex Speaker Henderson in Dubuque
Ex Speaker Henderson was buried this afternoon in Dubuque Iowa after thousands viewed the body this morning. The Elks Knights Templar and Grand Army attended the obsequies in a large public ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Dubuque
National House of Representatives
Henderson
The
Elks, Knights Templar
Grand Army
Four Sedalia Hotel Porters Arrested for Disturbance
A quartet of colored hotel porters were arrested by Deputy Constable E. R. Adams for disturbing the Missouri Pacific station. They were arraigned in Justice D. Kinsey's court and fined $1 with costs totaling $14.75 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
E. R. Adams
Missouri Pacific
Court of Justice
D. Kinsey
Trial in Missouri Kansas Texas rail case proceeds
In circuit court today FE McClintock vs Missouri Kansas and Texas railways company was on trial for damages. Late last evening A H Dove versus the M K T railway company yielded a jury verdict against the plaintiff with sureties on his bond for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railways Company
A. H. Dove
M., K. & T. Railway Company
Weaver Named Shannon County Probate Judge
Gov Folk announced the appointment of J Hez Weaver of Monteer to fill the Shannon county probate judge vacancy caused by Arnot A Carter resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Robbers’ explosives fail in Fort Worth bank robbery
Fort Worth Texas March 1 An unsuccessful attempt was made to rob the First National bank at Delcon last night by the use of explosives. The noise awakened citizens and the robbers fled escaping on a hand car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Delconast
Parish thanks for Sedalia opera house entertainment
A church note expresses heartfelt gratitude to promoters participants patrons advertisers newspapers and managers of the new Sedalia opera house for a successful February 26 entertainment. Father B R Menamee says he will thank individuals personally when better acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Opera House
Americans Safe as Missionaries Reach Niaking
Consul General Rogers in Shanghai cables the war department that American property at Nan Chang mission is safe and that all American missionaries have reached Niaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Rogers
Shanghai
War Department
Nan Chang Mission
Houston man kills self after wife's death
John W. Moyer age 46 died in Houston Texas by carbolic act of self harm. He had been educated or employed in years past. His wife died last Friday. The couple had no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
John W. Moyer
Moyer
Reach Official Baseball Guide 1906 Issued
The Sentinel notes receipt of the Reach official baseball guide for 1906. The new edition provides league standings, player rosters, and season outlooks for major and minor clubs, offering detailed statistics and club profiles for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reach
the Sentinel
Prisoner Hangs Self in County Jail Cell
Hyman Neuman a 36 year old prisoner in the county jail on a brass theft charge hanged himself in his cell yesterday using a rope he wove from moss. He leaves a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Exas
Hyman Neuman
Democratic candidate dies after horse fall in Missouri
E M Martin, Democratic candidate for Missouri general assembly from Shannon County, died here after a fall from his horse Sunday. He lived near Alley and was a prominent farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Tree
E. M. Martin
Missouri General Assembly
Shannon County
Alley
Cotton Seed Houses Burned at Dublin Oil Mill
Two seed houses linked to the Dublin cotton oil mill in Fort Worth were destroyed by fire yesterday. The blaze caused about 50 thousand dollars in losses. The structures held roughly 8000 tons of meal and 500 sacks of meal and were fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Dublin Cottom
Woman Dies Suddenly at Daughter's Texas Wedding
Weimar Texas March 1. Mrs Anders died within three hours after her daughter's wedding. The celebration was in full swing when she suffered a sudden heart failure. Officials suspect the wedding excitement hastened the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weimar
Texas
Anders
Lenten Season Begins With Services At Sacred Heart
The Lenten season began Wednesday with Lent services held at Sacred Heart church. Services will continue each Wednesday and Friday until after Easter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Clubs Disband For Lent In Local Schedule
The Tuesday Worship club Tuesday Grand and Thursday clubs will not meet during Lent. The Sans Gene and the Rocking Chair clubs will meet as usual.
Prize Fighter Henry Tenny Dies After Hurtful Bout
San Francisco reports Henry Tenny lightweight champion died this morning after being knocked out by Frankie Neil in the fourteenth round. He received a brutal beating to the heart and stomach, was carried to the dressing room, and regained consciousness after twenty minutes. Doctors treated him for six hours before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Tenny
Inebriated Pair Fined in Police Court Clash
John Maxwell and Dan McCoy were arraigned before Police Magistrate Truxel after a night of heavy drinking and fined $5 each. John Platt, back in court for prior offenses, was ordered to work out the fines imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maxwell
Dan McCoy
Truxel
John Platt
Mason and Riddle sells flour feed hay and coal
Local supplier Mason and Riddle announces a wide range of goods including Big S and Royal Flour Feed hay straw wood and coal. The notice invites trade and mentions lamine and railroad tracks with the code Q. C. 270.
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RED Cross Pharmacy
Ohio St
M. L. Starr
M. M. Macquenn
Starr’s Book Store
Second ST
Albert Loewer
Jome
California
Will Rider
Dampville
W. O. Terry
May McNair
John Todd
R. W. Giffith
W. E. Helen
W. M. Aispaugh
Col. J. D. Crawford
Anna Ryan
Bessemer, Ala
C. W. Mabott
South Ohio Street
Sion
of Fashion
Fiersheim
Judge Parsons
News OF the Rail
Father
Mr. Thomas
Nashvile
Chattanooga and St. Louis
Thomas
P. Brandt Grocer Co
J. W. McClain
Misouri Pacific
Appleton City
E. F. Yancey
Katy Hospital
Ness
George F. Olendory
Sedalia Theater
Sleeper Yard
Cales
Panama
Naval
Ces
New York
Melton
Chasnoff
Fort Worth, Texas
Fletcher
Castoria
Father B. R Menamee
Harry Tenny
Frankie Neil
San Francisco
Henry
Frankie
Mason & Riddle
Mason &Sullivan
Lamine
Bell Phone
Q. C
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