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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
6
Shoes crafted with fine bench work and good materials available from $3.50 to $4.00. Expert fitters assist customers to find a custom fit. New hats caps and shirts now showing and ready for inspection. May run out quickly, call for sizes.
A column of local personal items lists guests and travelers including Louis Groutsch with Ray Martin of Kansas City, Mrs. J. E. Snedeker returning from Jefferson City, Dr. and Mrs. Tal McConnell of Houstonia, and numerous visits to and from Otterville Kansas City Warrensburg and Sedalia. Mentioned are meetings, trips, and arrivals from Cole Camp, Harrisonville, Oklahoma City, Par son s, and St. Louis.
Separate indictments returned against Harry Orchard and Haywood Moyer Pettibone leaders of the Western Federation of Miners charging them with the murder of ex Governor Steunenberg. Joint indictments against all four were also returned. Steve Adams and Vincent St John not indicted. Arraignment set for Caldwell this afternoon.
Joseph Egan died from injuries after an accident in Freeman Missouri last Saturday. The incident occurred when he sustained serious injuries during the event, prompting medical attention. His death follows the Freeman area accident report with authorities continuing investigations.
Joseph Egan, 22, of Sedalia, died from peritonitis after injuries from being caught between a Katy freight car and a cattle chute in Freeman, Missouri. A member of Knights of Columbus Sedalia council Red Men and St Patrick's church, he will be buried at the Catholic cemetery after a Friday 9 AM service at St Patrick's church with pallbearers named Walter Murphy John L Sullivan Jerry Shea Harry Doble John Donnelly Will Roach.
Real estate activity shows 168 392 50 in Sedalia and Pettis county with 50 farms selling at strong prices and city property holding. The transfers list details numerous parcels owned by Porter Real Estate, Green, Jens, O Bannon, Holt, and others, reflecting broad market activity and faith in the area.
March 8 Lamonte notes show residents visiting Sedalia Kansas City Warrensburg Ossawatomie and Oklahoma. Postmaster Pp P McCune has moved into the former Lamonte Drug building as Lamonte's post office leader. Several families and travelers are listed visiting relatives and attending events in Sedalia and nearby towns.
Stockholders meet in New York to approve merging the Chicago and Alton railway and railroad firms. The combined entity will be named the Chicago and Alton Railroad company with a $40,000,000 capital structure including 4 per cent cumulative participating preferred and new common stock, and exchange terms for existing shares.
A brief note promotes using Sentinel want ads for unclear needs. It hints that classified listings can solve questions about goods services or job opportunities. The line suggests readers consider this local paper segment for quick, practical options.
Members of Council No. 851 are requested to meet at Council Hall Friday morning March 9 1906 at 8 oclock to attend the funeral of Brother Joseph Egan at St Patrick s church at 9 oclock. E J Donnelly G Kk J L Sullivan F S
In Cleveland on March 8, prominent operator T. E. Young predicted the impending miners strike would be the most widespread in U.S. history and begin on April 1. The Ohio coal operators gathered to discuss the perspective walkout and its potential impact.
Sedalia Lodge No 236 A F and A M will hold a special communication Friday evening March 9 at 645 for third degree work All Master Masons are invited W O Stanley W M E E Codding Secy
St Petersburg report says Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York and other American insurers will not write new policies in Russia until internal peace is restored. Six percent of policyholder deaths in Russia last year were linked to political and economic unrest, prompting a suspension of business pending better conditions.
Four trainmen were injured and stock killed as two sections of a Burlington stock train collided near Burlington Iowa. Several cars burned and property loss estimated at $100,000.
The Elks' new building at Third and Lamine streets has resumed after weather delays. Contractor Johnson ordered more bricklayers as warm temperatures returned, lifting walls several feet with roof distant only weeks away.
Arrivals at Sedalia area hotels include Delmar E. C. Pigg Windsor A. B. Love Kingston Gus Durant Quincy C J Smith New York C H Tegmeyer St Louis W T Elmond Kansas City Huckins G C C Bretscher St Louis I G Morris New York C W Lewis Topeka W R Berry St Louis O H Gray Kansas City J C Barber and wife Chicago Kaiser's Minnie Hoffman Cross Timbers L F Long Kansas City Morissi’s.
Attorney W D OBannon appeared in Dresden representing George Steele in a replevin case against John Caesar. The dispute arose from stock allegedly trespassed onto Caesar land while Caesar held it for charges.
Governor McLane and New Hampshire veterans arrived in Vicksburg and prepared to dedicate the marble New Hampshire battle monument in the National Military park near Crant's headquarters. An elaborate ceremony is planned with Governor Pennybacker to dedicate the Pennsylvania memorial on March 24.
Rochester New York March 8 Susan Anthony's condition remains unchanged but causes no alarm to her friends.
A warrant was issued by Justice D Kinsey for the arrest of George Silas who is serving a twenty day jail sentence for assault. He is accused of breaking into Ernest Simpson's home and stealing two watches two rings 75 cents in money and a gold stick pin.
L. B. Hall Art Store offers a sale with pictures priced by customers at 604 Ohio Street. Sale emphasizes self chosen prices and runs now.
New York and New Jersey divisions of the Country Road club of America plan two series of home trainer cycle races during the Schwaben hall ball tonight. Amateur stars from the National Athletic club Tiger Wheelmen Edgecomb Team Parkway Athletic club Century Road club and others are to compete. Newark sprinters Joseph T. Halligan and Ben Hill plus Jersey fast men are slated for the New Jersey division while Harry Bennett and Herman Lind will represent New York.
Robert Hopkins, colored, arrested last night on a charge of insulting a negro woman, was arraigned this morning in Justice W. E. Conner's court on a charge of disturbing the peace. The case was continued until Friday morning. He gave bond for his appearance.
Members of the Sedalia Federation of Labor met Wednesday night and disposed of routine business, continuing active labor organization in the city.
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