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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1906
Page
3
In Waynesboro Georgia on March 20 a protest among thirty convicts confined in a camp led to punishment by dragging chained inmates with four mules. Superintendent Palmer ordered the procedure after convicts refused to work and threatened keepers. One convict was shot during the incident. The outbreak followed claims of unfit food and sympathy from visiting legislators.
San Francisco reports reveal an ongoing investigation into the death of boxing standout Harry Tenny known as Tenny after a prize fight with Frankie Bell. An accused cascade of theories includes poison epileptic fit and brain hemorrhage as potential causes while analysts and medical experts prepare to present findings in court. The case bears on insurance interests discussed at a national conference touching non-resident brokers rate wars and administration matters.
Sportsmen are invited to view the new fishing tackle window display at K M H Hardware Company. The movable display showcases rods reels lines and lures likely intended to boost spring fishing interest.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to treat indigestion after meals. It claims the product digests food, reduces belching and palpitations, and leaves the stomach comfortable. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The midyear conference of executive officers of the National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents opens in Chicago with large attendance. State association officers are among the delegates. Headquarters are at the Great Northern hotel.
Hon Jake Moore of Atlanta says he suffered indigestion over 20 years and found relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The ad claims it digests what you eat and relieves sour stomach gas belching and similar symptoms. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
Newark March 20 Democrats opposing boss rule in New Jersey plan a state convention at the New Auditorium to reorganize the party. The Progressive Democracy platform seeks equal taxation for railroads, direct election of U.S. senators, enforcement against corporate political spending, and penalties for ballot debauchery, plus municipal ownership of utilities.
Seven year old Lena Fisher of Charles Close public schools died at Mt Sinai hospital from brain fever caused by overexertion while attempting to skip rope 100 times during a recess contest. She collapsed after finishing the attempt and suffered severe head pain and delirium before slipping into a coma.
Advertisement from CHAS. VAN ANTWERP promoting the Mon arch Laundry offers home pickup and delivery. Customers are urged to bundle and receive their washed items in delightful condition, with the promise of relief through this modern convenience. Phones 183.
Topeka Kansas March 20 More women hold elective county offices than in any other state. Over fifty women hold roles such as registrar of deeds clerk of the district court and superintendent of public instruction. One fourth of superintendents are women with twenty five counties led by women.
Modern furnished rooms for rent with steam heat and porcelain baths. Meals also served. Le Grande Family Hotel located at Fourth and Lamine Streets.
Passengers on a southbound Broadway car in New York were forced to flee as three pounds of cayenne pepper spilled on the car floor. A woman who boarded at Forty-second Street caused the initial panic when the pepper burst from her bags, triggering a stampede and forced the car to stop. After the crowd dispersed, the pepper fumes faded and riders returned. the pepper owner quipped she had lost her pepper but gained a seat.
Public notice from Sedalia promoting Sweet Springs Big S soft wheat flour and Vigoral Health hard wheat flour. It claims higher patronage proves superiority and offers a money back guarantee if not superior to any hard wheat flour. Encourages trying Vigoral Health for light bread and notes sale through first-class dealers.
In St. Quentin on March 20 Louise Barre, claimed to diagnose illnesses by hypnosis enabling her to see inside the body. She prescribes cures in the name of Dr. Haman after her father hypnotizes her to influence patients. She faces charges of illegal medical practice.
L Dilts who sold his farm east of the city will hold a public sale of stock and household goods on Thursday March 22 at 10 o'clock on the farm. Lunch will be served by the ladies of East Broadway Christian church. Col C J Hieronymus will cry the sale.
An advertising claim markets Deitt's Little Early Risers as protection against headaches constipation and liver trouble. The copy urges keeping a vial at home and taking a dose at bedtime for cleansing without gripe and notes sale by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A hearing before the local improvement board will discuss turning Chinatown into a public park at an estimated cost of about 5.9 million dollars. The aim is to clear the area and disperse residents to quell clan warfare, but opposition is expected due to the high price and alternative needs in the district.
Advertisement notes 95 acre improved farm available for rental on favorable terms to soonest qualified applicant. Contact E T. Thomson at the Morey-Crawfon Building for details and to arrange consideration.
Knights and Ladies of Security Queen City Council No. 564 held its monthly entertainment and social at the R T J hall on Monday evening. The program included illustrated songs moving pictures and other features. Refreshments were served and dancing continued late with Kroencke's orchestra providing music.
An old advertisement touts Kennedy s Laxative Honey and Tar as a pleasant cathartic to relieve colds. It claims to clear the head loosen phlegm and strengthen bronchial tubes easing coughs croup and whooping cough. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
Miss Pearl Downing daughter of W. W. Downing, formerly of Sedalia, wed Frank E. Bellamy last Thursday in Coffeyville Kansas. Both bride and groom belong to the Botanonians theatrical company and the ceremony took place backstage at a performance.
Washington March 20 dinner by Taft party at the New Willard honors Secretary Taft. Key travelers from the Philippines including Representative and Mrs Longworth will attend. Decorations promise exotic Philippine orchids a village scene jungle display and a Manchuria deck tableau.
Chicago anticipates the $1000 license raising city dramshop revenue to over 8 million for next year, double last year, as saloon licenses surge before the Harkin ordinance caps licenses. If May 15 limit hits 9,000 saloons, added fees could exceed 4 million, funding policing and public improvements.
A storefront shows off sporting goods of all kinds in a bright window display. Items include equipment for multiple sports and fitness gear, arranged to catch the eye of passersby.
Judge W W Graves of Butler Missouri is named to succeed Judge Marshall on the Missouri Supreme Court bench in a formal appointment.
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