Hot Supper at First Congregational Church
Community supper hosted by First Congregational Church on Tuesday March 6 from 5 to 8 PM. Tickets priced at 15 cents. All welcome.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
4
Community supper hosted by First Congregational Church on Tuesday March 6 from 5 to 8 PM. Tickets priced at 15 cents. All welcome.
City council declares necessity to grade and pave Grand avenue from Main to Broadway in Sedalia Missouri with vitrified brick on a concrete base. Roadway to be 30 feet wide with full width at intersections and alleys, excluding Third Fourth Sixth and Seventh streets intersections. Publication required in Sedalia papers.
Cape Town reports on Basson the murderer who killed at least nine people over five years by securing life insurance from victims he lent money to. He drugged drowned strangled or shot them and falsified accidental deaths. He ended his life upon seeing the latest body disinterred by police.
The arrest of Basson is anticipated as reports reveal a long murderous career. He is said to have killed a man in Vryburg and committed multiple murders from Robertson to Malmesbury and other western towns, including at least four in the Cape peninsula. His family says they knew nothing of his deeds.
Hyattsville Maryland March 6 celebration marks the fifty year anniversary of the Maryland Agricultural College. Alumni and former officers attend as trustees consider publishing a history volume detailing its incorporation and biographical notes of its executives. The college, first of its kind in the United States, is run by the Maryland board of agriculture with P W Silvester as president.
Washington reports the season finale flower show opening at Freund's hall with many local and outside exhibitors. The display includes orchids and rare flowers, promising one of the most attractive events of the year. A drug ad follows promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for blood purification.
Rosemary Curran seven year old daughter of Bryan Curran is critically ill with appendicitis and pneumonia at the home of Mrs. J B Mockbee in South Sedalia.
When contemplating storage of household goods or stores contact the Bell phone Main 213. A splendid warehouse offers vans and furniture cars for hire and ready service.
New York March 6 George Bothner lightweight champion catch as catch can wrestler will face Ibrahim Kazzi Turkish lightweight tonight at Grand Central Palace. Bothner confident he can win and plans to pressure early using Jiu Jiu Jitsu defense training and rough tactics countered by his study of the style. He has trained with John Parelli and Princeton students will attend to cheer their wrestling instructor.
Entries show Henry Schlusing vs Meyers with attachment dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. The Smithton bank vs Meyers attachment notes dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Third National bank vs Meyers attachment notes dismissed at Chicago House Wrecking company vs Wendleton account petition filed.
A depot notice lists train numbers and routes including Local Passenger No 22 and No 21, St Louis Passenger Nos 6 and 2, St Louis Mail and Express No 4, St Louis Express No 8, St Louis Limited No 10, Kansas City Accommodation No 28, East yards to West Sound No 1 Fast Mal No 27, No 21 Local Passenger, No 1 California St Joseph Special, No 6 Kansas City Express, No 9 St Joseph Limited, No 3 California Express, and Local Freight.
Lexington branch and Sedalia rail services adjust arrival and departure times for passenger and local freight trains. No. 603 departs Sedalia at 5 25 am for Dover Waverly and Marshall with connections. No. 602 and No. 608 arrival times shifted. No. 627 leaves and No. 624 arrives at 3 05 pm on the Southwestern line.
Scrambled timetable lines show Missouri Kansas and Texas arrivals and departures for north and eastbound trains. Entries include freight services, daily runs, and specific times such as 8:50 a m and 6:26 p m with notes on divisions and city names like St. Louis and Kansas City.
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