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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

4

No Clue to Assassin in Ten nyson Farmhouse Murder

David Tennyson, a 70 plus wealthy farmer, was shot in his Frankfort home Tuesday night. Bloodhounds traced three trails from house to woodshed and back, leading to two relatives, yet coroner's jury remains undecided. No motive or suspect identified. wife sustained eye and head injuries from flying glass.

Beatrice Neb Frankfort Kaufman Tennyson Mr. Tennyson David Tennyson Mrs. Tennyson Flora George Tennyson

Mounted masked men parade in Shreveport

Fifty mounted Klan members in robes patrolled Shreveport streets after the execution of Charles Coleman. Authorities found the participants to be reputable citizens and made no arrests. Whites and blacks fled the town as the incident unsettled the community.

Shreveport Charles Coleman

Amusements At the Sedalia Theater Clansman Seats Vanishing

A Sedalia theater telegram reports rapid Clansman seat sales for Springfield March 5 with 22 seats left by afternoon and standing room only later. Box office expected to be very busy tomorrow as sale opens at 10. Emmett Newton notes the play is a strong upcoming drama.

George F. Olendorf Sedalia Theater Clansman Springfield George F. Oiendorf Sedalia Emmett Newton

Woman Hurt Stepping On Broken Glass Near City

Mrs. John W. Baldwin of eight miles south of town stepped on broken glass and cut her foot severely a couple of days ago. She received first aid and was improving.

John W. Baldwin

McClintock v. Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad damages verdict

In circuit court today E C McClintock sued Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad for damages and won a verdict for 1990 with plaintiffs lawyers C C Lawson George F Longan and Jesse L England. Other entries include Hostetter v Eideburg notes judgment for plaintiff Weathers v Van Hook labor judgment for plaintiff six dollars twenty five cents and John T Collins Furniture and Carpet Co v Pearl Young replevin with jury sworn.

E. C. McClintock Missouri, Kansas and Texas Sathwens Company C. C. Lawson George F. Longan Jesse L. England George P. B. Jackson A. D. Hostetter F. O. Eideburg Joseph Weathers Benjamin Vanhook John T. Collins

Sedalia Council Approves Grand Avenue Paving Plan

A 1906 Sedalia Missouri resolution declares Grand avenue from Main south to Broadway to be graded and paved with vitrified brick. It sets 30 foot width, includes intersections and alleys, excludes Third Fourth Sixth Seventh streets, and funds via special assessment. Publication required in Sedalia weekly and daily Sentinel. J L Babcock presides. E Baker city clerk attests.

Broadway Street Sedalia Missouri Third Street Fourth Street Sixth Street Seventh Street City of Counci Grand Avenue Main Street Shalia

Packers Seek Witness Names From Commerce Dept

Scripps-McRae Presa Association Chicago reports Judge Humphrey ordered District Attorney Morrison to produce in court all material to be received from the Department of Commerce. The Packers specifically requested the names of 200 witnesses.

Scripps-McRas Presa Association Chicago Humphrey Packers Ney Morrison Department of Commerce

Chicago Commissioner Resigns Over Municipal Ownership Views

Chicago March 2 Joseph Medill Patterson commissioner of public works resigns effective immediately. He says his views on municipal ownership were formed by his experience in office.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Chicago Joseph Medill Patterson

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Lung Healing

An ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for lung ailments such as pneumonia and consumption after severe colds. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.

Foley Arlington Pharmacy

Salmon Bank Insolvent In 1899 Case, Springfield

Thomas M. Casey testified in the Salmon bank case in Springfield on March 2. Attorneys for the bondsmen secured admission that the Salmon bank was wholly insolvent in 1899, matching its 1905 closure.

Clinton Bank Springfield Salmon Bank

Dunant Faithful Champion of Red Cross Dies

Henri Dunant, founder of the Red Cross, sick at his Geneva home near Lake Constance. He spent his fortune on relief work, sparked the 1859 Solferino wake, helped form the Geneva Convention and inspired 43 national societies. He lived on a pension from the Russian empress and a Nobel prize share from 1901.

Geneva Switzerland Henri Dunant Red Cross Society Lake Constance Dunant Red Cross Jean Henri Dunant Solferino Russia

Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Colds

Arlington pharmacy sells Foley's Honey and Tar claimed to cure coughs colds bronchitis asthma croup hoarseness bronchial trouble pneumonia and la grippe.

Train timetable highlights and route adjustments for Sedalia area

Schedule details list multiple trains including No. 22 Local Passenger No. 6 St. Louis Passenger No. 2 St. Louis Special and No. 4 St. Louis Mail with departure times from East yards and arrivals at Sedalia. Notable changes include No. 602 and No. 608 times, transfers at Marshall, and connections at Warsaw with Southwestern line.

St. Louis St. Louis Mail and Express St Louis Express St. Louis Limited Kansas City East Yards California Strick Dover Beem Sedalia City Myid Marshall

Train Schedules for Missouri Kansas & Texas Lines

Timetables list arrivals and departures for multiple trains including freight and way freight services. Times span early morning to late night with daily and Sunday variations and several numbers indicating train or schedule codes.

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Miijacket Farmer Tennyson Dead Man's Home Kas Tery David Ten Nyson Shreveport, la Thomas Dixon Anheuser-Busey Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n TRE Circuit Court Ing J. L. Babcock L. S Co. E. Baker M. L. Starr Second ST Fletcher Castoria Holden Bros Geo. H. Brennan Thomas Dixon, Jr New York Geo. F. Olendorf Thomas M. Casey Mon & Salmon Bank Chicago-Sedalia Frenri Durant Been Lg Av Walta Warsaw A. m Sands Missou Kansas Texas SAS City Divisk Sete West Bund Deily Sunde Y
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