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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
4
A Sedalia church, recently without a pastor, calls Rev. James Parsons of Onatona Minnesota. He arrives with wife and six children to lead the First Congregational Church as the congregation and town welcome him. His first sermon shows cautious promise and a hopeful tenure ahead.
In every clime its colors are unfuried its fame has spread from sea to sea. Be not surprised if in the other world you hear of Rocky Mountain Tea. W. E. Bard Drug Company.
Washington officials move today to rescind the fraud order affecting Edward G. Lewis and the People's United States Bank of St. Louis so he can resume his publishing business. Judge Barclay and Lewis arrived to meet Postmaster General Cortelyou to argue the bank is solvent, loans are repaid, depositors paid, and stockholders recovered 85 percent of their investment. a petition from St. Louis business leaders will accompany the request.
95 acre improved farm needs fast rental to a suitable tenant. Good terms offered to the right man. Contact E T Thomson at Morey-Crawford Building for details and negotiations.
Hunter Redd and James Fisher were arraigned in Justice D Kinsey's court on a charge of disturbing the peace by fighting on Main street. Redd paid a dollar fine plus costs while Fisher was jailed for five days. Black Hawk Drake arrested the combatants and described the fight as fast and furious until his arrival.
Sedalia Missouri city council passes a resolution to grade and pave Grand Avenue from Main to Broadway with vitrified brick on a 30 foot width. Intersections Third Fourth Sixth and Seventh are largely excluded if already paved. Costs to be included in special assessment. Published Feb 27 1906 in Sedalia Weekly Sentinel and Sedalia Evening Sentinel.
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in Washington aboard the Southern express at 9 50 am from their Cuba wedding journey. They visited the White House for lunch and planned spring entertainments while he resumes his House duties and eyes re election.
Laundry service promises quick reliable washing and delivery. Phone contact offered to arrange bundle return in satisfactory condition. Proprietor listed as Chas Van Antwerp.
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a 16 year old rivet heater Mearl Rankin died after a coworker Harry Wagner 24 jabbed a rubber air tube into his body with 110 pounds pressure. The coroner's investigation continues though Wagner remains in custody.
Mark Twain spoke to more than 5400 Y M C A members at the Majeste theater. Epigrams included graft in Philadelphia and trolley conductor jokes. Fights and arrests occurred at the doors as police restored order before his lecture on reminiscences.
A compact notice suggests using Sentinel want ads for listings and classifieds. It promotes practical local options for buying selling or announcing needs.
The funeral for John Todd who died Saturday afternoon at his home three and a half miles west of the city will be conducted Tuesday morning at 10 o clock at his residence. The Rev James Parsons of the First Congregational church will officiate and interment will follow in the city cemetery.
At the Old Settlers gathering on Saturday resolutions of respect were adopted for the late John W McCurdy whose death occurred recently. He was noted as a valued citizen and a member of the association.
Lyman Smith a ten year old Missouri Pacific engineer's son lost an eye and burned his face in an explosion while playing with powder near Pacific Missouri yesterday. He was taken to St Louis for treatment.
The Ministerial Alliance met at the First M. E. church this morning with Rev. W. F. Hamann of East Broadway Christian church presenting a paper titled Christian Union. The session included a spirited discussion after the reading.
Taken as directed, it becomes the greatest curative agent for relief of suffering humanity. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered in tea or tablets for 35 cents by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The Grand features a rural comedy drama with Uncle Si Haskins delivering a strong plot and lively performances. The Sedalia theatre will present the play March 9 after packed showings yesterday and a praised horse trade scene from David Harum.
Colley Cibbers revised Richard the Third is presented by John Griffiths touring troupe. The company shows strong performance with rich costumes scenery and impressive production values. Griffiths show is the season sensation and he will soon appear at Sedalia theatre drawing large crowds.
Firefighters were called to a Sunday blaze at August Jakeman's North Mill street residence where a defective flue caused the roof to catch fire. The fire was extinguished with about $10 in damage.
When contemplating storage of household goods stoves etc call up Main 215 Bell phone Splendid warehouse vans and furniture cars for hire.
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