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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
4
The Sentinel announces Charles Leftwich as a Democratic Party candidate for the constable of Sedalia township, pending party confirmation.
Prosecuting Attorney Cashman issued warrants for eleven young men from Lookout area. Defendants include John Waler William Shaw Joe Shaw George Shaw Clarence Shaw Cecil Black Robert Jenkins Marion Scott Baron Ellis Daniel Ellis and Walter Ellis. They are charged with repeatedly disturbing theScott school house literary society north of Lookout. A warning letter was previously sent but apparently had no positive effect.
The Sentinel sought comment on a possible straight ticket for mayor. John A. Collins denied knowledge of any move and refused consent to use his name. He respected the will of last night's convention despite not fully backing the mixed ticket idea.
Missouri Pacific officers contemplate a second fast St Louis to Ogden line train leaving in mid afternoon to cut distance via Holden Pleasant Hill Paola or Osawatomie and reach Pueblo Grand Junction and Salt Lake City with a noon return to St Louis. London Express notes Japanese travel habits aboard second and third class cars including heated water cylinders rugs and street markets.
General Superintendent E. M. Collins, Superintendent N. J. Finney, and Roadmaster P. Rockwell traveled on special car No. 49 for a High line inspection. They aim to prepare the road for summer use by all engine classes and connection plans with Kansas City Junction.
A list of new arrivals includes M. MelInerny a machinist apprentice in Parsons J J Meagher a machinist in Denison Charles Akins a bridgeman in South Canadian Walter Fowler a bridgeman in Denison James Richardson a bridgeman in Hewitt and A M Isom a brakeman in Denison Superintendent Davis of the Katy and his wife and daughter Miss Nellie are in Parsons seeking a house to rent to move from Sedalia The Frisco received a lot of new attendees and transfers.
Signed J D Hail Dry Goods Co notes Katy trains and Missouri shipments while crews receive raises and health updates. Reports include Paris Parsons Coffeyville Denison Jefferson City yards openings April 1 and 15,000,000 tons annual Missouri freight, railway orders, and staff travels for lodge and inspections.
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