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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
8
Weather and Fraternal Installation Notice
Generally fair tonight and Saturday. Lister as grand usher installs officers: Anna Prentice past chief of honor Anna West chief of honor Dolan Olmstead lady of honor T C Holland recorder Mrs J M Castle financier. A coffee and cake social will be given March 21.
Blood for Boni Slaps Editor and Eyes Duel Threat
Paris report says Count Boni de Castellane, husband of Anna Gould, struck M. de Rodays editor of Figaro and faces a duel. Castellane vows punishment for insults while de Rodays remarks only blood can erase the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
M. de Rodays
Figardo Today
Count de Castellane
de Rodays
Castellane
California Excursion Sleeping Cars Via Katy Sunset Route
Beginning March 19 a tourist sleeping car departs Kansas City every Tuesday at 9 05 p m via the M K T railway for Los Angeles San Francisco and intermediate points. For particulars address A C Miner T P A M K T railway Sedalia Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
A. C. Miner
M. K. & T. Railway
Sedalia
New Telephone Exchange Expands East Side
The new telephone company installed eighteen phones east of the Katy tracks this week and plans to string a cable to Summit Street later. Pay service will start on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Street
East Sedalia
Katy Tracks
Walch's Boston Cafe Confectionery Ad
Co. F Walch's Boston cafe advertises fine confections bread Puritan biscuits fancy cakes ice cream and water ices with wholesale and retail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Walch
Boston Cafe
Fred Allen Improves After Severe Frost
Fred Allen of Beaman, once badly frozen weeks ago, is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Allen
Beaman
Arlington Pharmacy Sells High Grade Perfumes
An Arlington pharmacy advertises a selection of high grade perfumes, highlighting quality scents and trusted service. The notice emphasizes the store’s enduring presence and its role as a source for specialty fragrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Degree of Honor Meeting Held Thursday Night
The Degree of Honor held a meeting Thursday night with Capt. T. C. Holland serving as grand chief of honor and L. C. participating in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree of Honor
Capt
T. C. Holland
L. C
Monarch Laundry Firm Moves to 606 South Ohio
Charles Van Antwerp, owner of Monarch Steam laundry and loan business in the Katy building, has purchased the 606 South Ohio property and will move his laundry and office there. The Ohio street building will be altered before occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles van Antwerp
Monarch Steam Laundry
Katy
South
Ohio
Monarch
Ohio Street
Rev Hayworth III ill in Dresden with heart neuralgia
The Rev. Hayworth of Dresden fell seriously ill with neuralgia of the heart while at Beaman for a Sunday appointment. His family was summoned to his bedside. He is reported improving but likely to remain at Mr. John Miller's residence for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayworth
Dresden
Beaman
John Miller
Try our 16 year old whiskey at Mel iors Osage
A brief ad highlights a 16 year old whiskey available at Mel iors located at 112 Osage. It promotes the whiskey with a short prompt to visit the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melior’s
Osage
Mellor’s
J H Clinton Settles with Katy After Hand Car Accident
J H Clinton a section man for the Katy at Green Ridge who lost two fingers under a hand car wheel has settled with the company and left for Stokes Texas after several weeks in the hospital here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Clinton
Katy
Green Ridge
Stokes
Texas
Unscheduled Protest at Mexico City Pest House Stuns Council
A panic-stricken man and two women, believed ill with smallpox, arrived unannounced before the Mexico city council Monday night to protest unjust treatment at the pest house where they had been confined for several days. The adjournment moved to the sidewalk as the trio departed hastily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
How He Cured Her
A man in a Mackintosh recalls how he stopped his wife from selling his old clothes by claiming there was a letter in a coat she had given him to mail. He presents the act as an effective cure for the habit.
Ward meetings name four for aldermen in bid for council seats
Republican ward gatherings Thursday nominated J. W. Brown A. M. Parks T. B. Young and E. M. Shields as alderman candidates for the city convention to be held tonight endorsements also urged W. M. Johns for school director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court Room
W. M. Johns
Ward Meeting Nominations Reported in Local Committees
J Martin Love chaired the Second ward session where Dr J L Smith became chair man and Samuel Bowser moved up as committeeman. A M Parks won the alderman nomination while delegates named include J L Smith N H Rogers William Jolly and others. Third ward elected Andy White as committeeman and T B Young won the alderman nomination with a long list of delegates chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin Love
Second Ward
J. L. Smith
Samuel Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Mr. Love
A. R. Laird
W. &. Conner
C. M. Bartle
Andy White
A. L. Laird
T. B. Young
Mr. Young
J. M. Glenn
T. J. Robb
W. Momberg
Hoffman presides as Lamm elected chairman in Fourth Ward meeting
In the Fourth ward meeting Com mitteeman W. W. Hoffman called to order and gave place to Henry Lamm as chairman. Hoffman was then selected as secretary. E. M. Shields was selected as the candidate for alderman and Robert...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H. Highleyman
Chas. E. Messerly
A. L. Short
Ramsey
Fourth Ward
W. W. Hoffman
Henry Lamm
Hoffman
E. M. Shields
Robert
Recent Deaths Reported Across Missouri and Canada
Concordia Missouri March 2 death of Alwin Bartman 22 from consumption. Odessa March 8 Sallie S Whitsett 24 from consumption. Higginsville March 2 Dr C F Buehner 49 after illness five days. Higginsville March 7 Herman H Freitag 75 from old age. Lexington March 11 Amelia Fish 69 from consumption. Wingham Canada March 3 John Johns 75 from old age. He was father to T J Johns of Sweet Springs and lived with his son for about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Sallie S. Whitsett
Higginsville
C. F. Buehner
Herman H. Freitag
Lexington
Amelia Fish
Wingham
Canada
John Johns
T. J. Johns
Sweet Springs
Local social notes from Warsaw and surrounding towns
William Hand of Warsaw visited Thursday. Ada Cook hosted a party Tuesday. Lee Owens of Raymond traveled to Lincoln Thursday. William Hunter opened a new restaurant here. Bertha Davis visited last week. Wm Wear and sister Stella held a pound and pie birthday Monday night. Louise E. Hollister will lecture at the Christian church Thursday at 7 30 p m. The school library will add Miss Willard's books this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Owens
Raymond
Lincoln
William Hunter
Wm. Wear
Stella
Louise E. Hollister
The
Christian Church
Miss Willard
Tobacco Production Trends in the United States
The United States now produces about 725 million pounds of tobacco with roughly half used domestically and half exported. Since 1870 US tobacco output has nearly doubled, reflecting rapid growth in world production and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Son of His Father Moody Begins National Revival Tour
William R. Moody has started a nationwide revival tour, continuing the evangelistic work of his renowned father. He is accompanied by Rev. Newman Hall as pastor of Christchurch, London, and will conduct meetings in several cities starting in Richmond, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Moody
Newman Hall
Christchurch
London
Richmond
They All Go There In A Hole In The Ground Joke
A theater company staging Hoyt’s farce uses a hanger reading Everybody goes to A Hole in the Ground. One hanger hangs in a Kansas undertaker’s window while a local editor says the joke outshines the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
West
Kansas
New York Tenement Report Links Dense Areas to Crime
The tenement-house commission reports after examination that crowded city sections are centers of disease poverty vice and crime. It notes it is a marvel some children grow up decent and self-respecting given conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
Filling Up the Lake Side of Chicago Park Expansion
Street sweepings ashes cinders and waste carted to the Van Buren dump at 300 to 500 wagonloads daily. In three years about forty acres of park land formed in the lake between Illinois Central tracks and Randolph Street to Park Row by removing water to six to fifteen feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
van Buren Street
Illinois Central
Randolph Street
Park Row
Chicago Tribune
Clergy Leaders to Attend Bolivar Conference
Rev. Frank Lenig presiding elder of the district Rev. E. J. Hunt pastor at First M. E. church and Rev. W. T. Scott pastor at Epworth M. E. church expect to leave Monday for Bolivar where the annual conference opens March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lenig
M. E. Church
E. J. Hunt
M. E
W. T. Scott
Epworth M. E
Bolivar
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Boni
California
Rev. Hayworth III
Meeppen
J. W. Brown, A. M. Parks, T. B. Young and
Didates
J. W. Brown
A. M. Parks
D. L. Stewart
Homer G. Phillips
Washington
W. H. Highleyman
W. D. Sigenfritz
W. A. Porter
Bal
Brown
Highleyman
Igenfritz
Porter
Egenfritz
Dr. Dunlap
Tom Carter
Charles Botz
F. H. Guenther
William Anderson
Charles Sheets
H. W. Menschke
Morris Harter
T. J. Brown
L. E. Friemel
Louis E. Fischer
C. E. Messerly
George Williams
Charles Martin
G. Tom Island
Dennis Stewart
Thos Carter
Walter Williams
James Ellis
Committee On Delegates
J. L. Babcock
J. M. Cannon
J. Rautenstrauch
George Border
W. B. Challacomb
R. M. Johns
C. C. Kelly
A. W. McKenzie
A. L. Burr
Jim Funell
Grant Crawford
Mike Slane
N. H. Rogers
William Jolly
A. L. Sullivan
W. B. Williams
K. W. Clark
Peter Mueller
A. H. Hickman
Ben F. Redmond
Selita Atee
FE. E. M
Concordia, Mo
Sumption
Alwin Bartman
William Hand
Warsaw
Ada Cook
Bertha Davis
Local Market Report
New York
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