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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1900

Page

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Offer of Free Library Sites in Sedalia Advised

Mesdames Smith and Cotton propose donating the old Jay Gould hotel lots at Main and Lamine for a new Sedalia library. They urge reclaiming Main Street with a central, accessible site near hotels, the post office, and streetcar routes to attract business and reflect community generosity.

The Sentinel New York Sedalia Main Street Missouri Pacific Railroad Battery of New York Broadway D. H. Smith S. H. Beiler Mr. Glass W. E. Bard Jay Gould Hotel Main and Lamine

Missing City Man Garner Feared Gone With Widow Aldredge

Mrs. Garner, left with two children, reports her husband Henry J. Garner disappeared after borrowing $1.60 and helping a widow move. Garner and the widow and her two children allegedly left town together near 1308 South Ohio, with tickets to Kansas City. Mrs. Garner vows to continue washing for a living and refuses to wallow.

South Ohio Garner Aldredge Sixth Kentucky Kansas City Missouri Pacific

Rumors Fly Over Capt James Arrest by Officer Jackson

The article says Capt James plans a possible defamation suit for false arrest against Officer Jackson and his bondsmen. Lawyers doubt Mayor Overstreet had authority to permit the captain to bear a gun, implying Jackson acted within rights. Similar claim cites a Kansas City incident where the mayor’s authority was questioned during a strike.

Capt James Officer Jackson Mr. Jackson Overstreet Capt. James Jackson Kansas City

Golden Eagle clothing stock moved to Sedalia for sale

The St Louis Clothing Company has moved the complete Golden Eagle line from Jefferson City to Sedalia. It comprises high grade clothing gents furnishings and hats and will be placed on sale soon. The stock was originally started in Jefferson City but proved too strong for the market and was sold to Kahn Bros. for cash. Further details will be announced in The Sentinel.

Jefferson City Sedalia St. Louis Clothing Company Kahn Bros Secalians Sentinels

First Methodist Debts Aided By Great Silver Quarter Collection

Hundreds of quarters pour in from across the United States to fund debt relief at Sedalia’s First Methodist Church. Rev. W. K. Beans inspired the drive after a similar effort in North Omaha yielded 4 800 replies with money. Read Sunday the humorous and unique replies from the mailed letters, including Mrs. McKinley’s polite refusal.

United States First Methodist Church W. K. Beans North Omaha

Mass meeting urged on Sedalia railroad plan at court house

A citizens mass meeting is called for Friday evening at 7 30 at Sedalia courthouse to hear Col Strang present his plan for a north south railroad from Sedalia to Miami The Business Men's club appointed a committee to confer with Missouri and Iowa Southern Railway officials and seeks early definite action with speakers explaining the proposition Col Strang will attend to outline the proposal and answer questions

Court House Col. Strang North and South Business Men’s Club Sedalia Missouri and Iowa Southern Railway Company Miami J. M. Cannon

Cue barred from armory as lieutenant candidate pursues post

W A Cue former sergeant of the Co PD second regiment is forbidden entry to the armory hall during drilling by Capt Sam W James he seeks the second lieutenant post created by Bart Jacksons resignation and will appeal to Adjutant General Bell Boonville Mo March 8 T V Hickox 77 a Cooper county born bachelor died suddenly in his farm workshop Parson R Plant of Parsons was in town yesterday

W. A. Cue Co. PD Sam W. James Cue Bart Jackson Bell Boonville T. V. Hickox Cooper County

Sedalia Eyes Mammoth Ratification Meeting With Big Names

Political circles plan a July 18 gathering in Sedalia following the state judicial convention in Kansas City. Expected speakers include Bryan and Dockery, with Stone and others, aiming to energize a Democratic drive. Andy White announces candidacy for alderman from the third ward after Republican interest.

Sedalia Kansas City Bryan Dockery Stone

C C Kelly for City Attorney and local drunken incident report

The notice announces C C Kelly seeking the Sedalia city attorney position with Republican backing. In a separate account Peter Arden and a man named Arben are jailed after a drunken disturbance near West Main and a failed car drive to a saloon. Arden depots nearly $1,000 after dropping bills outside the Third National bank while Arben assaults Officer Englebrecht during a struggle.

Peter Arden Jake Englebrecht Mr. Arben Arben Peter Calaboose Arden Third National Bank

W R Vaughn Dies From Wreck Injuries

W R Vaughn, an advertising man for the Scripps-McRae league, died after injuries from the Missouri Pacific wreck. He refused amputation, which doctors say led to his death. Mrs J Balke, also injured, remains in dangerous condition.

W. R. Vaughn Missouri Pacific Vaughn Scripps-McRae League J. Balke

Wreck Blame Shifts to Missouri Pacific Employes

Investigation into the Independence Missouri Pacific wreck finds fault with train No. 1 crew. Conductor French is discharged after twenty five years service. Torpedoes were not placed on the track and fire casualties highlighted by a witness. Col G A Dean comments on regional business and ongoing railway improvements.

French Road Stilwell St. Louis Missouri Pacific Independence No. 1 N. 5 J. O. Frick The Journal William H. T. Rainford East Twenty-first Street Washington G. A. Dean Missouri Pacific Railway Col. Dean Gould Southwestern Railways Southwest Congress

Sleepwalking Woman Wanders to Acquaintance Home in New Albany

Miss Lucretia Long of New Albany rose at about 6 AM in a somnambulistic state and walked several blocks to an acquaintance home, entering the residence. M. Stephenson of Eldorado was seen at the Huckins yesterday.

New Albany Ind Lucretia Long M. Stephenson Eldorado The Huckins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mes Dames Smith and Cotton Jay Gould Hotel East Broadway Mrs.garner Hubby Henry J. Garner A Mar Ried Missing Ren Bly Golden Eagle M. E Mrs. McKinley Wm. McKinley Sedalia Church Strang MR. Cue R. Plant Parsons Bryan, Dockery and Joe Herrington Joe Andy White Fifth Engineer Streets White Peter Arben C. C. Kelly West Main Republican Party Kelly Ya’asaid Pany S. W Flat Creek Indiana
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