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Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
8
Sold Their Brides Horrible Case of Depravity in New York
Judge MacMahon heard the stories of two 17 year old girls married at city hall within months who were sold and kept in a disreputable house by their husbands. Mandel Schneiderman, a barber, is a fugitive. Louis Greenburg is on trial for abduction. The girls escaped and the raid led to the proprietress's prison term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
MacMahon
Court of General Sessions
City Hall
Mandel Schneiderman
Louis Greenburg
Jest May Prove Fatal Little Girl Shot by Target Rifle
Mary Reice four years old was accidentally shot in the forehead by her father in Macon Missouri on March 22. The father believed the rifle unloaded when he joked about shooting her. The bullet lodged in the head and doctors fear she cannot survive. The family lived in Bevier and were visiting relatives two miles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mary Reice
Reice
Bevier
Versailles to host new long distance telephone system
Mr Louis Strause of New York plans to install a top telephone system at Versailles enabling city long distance connections. The project includes pole infrastructure extending toward the city and promises improved communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Strause
New York
Versailles
Tipton Allies with New York Capitalist Strause in Coal Region
Mr. Strause, a New York capitalist who has gained control of the Stover Coal Bank property, plans to employ many workers soon. He has already opened one of the finest meat markets in Versailles, boosting local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Mr. Strause
New York
Stover Coal Bank
Versailles
Boy Exhibits New Watch Proudly at Store
A young narrator shows off his new watch at the St Louis Clothing Co. to a crowd of admiring boys. He declares I got it with my suit and exclaims with pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Clothing Co
Pease Planted for President McKinley Visit in San Jose
Five thousand acres in Santa Clara county are planted with sweet pease for decorating San Jose ahead of President McKinley s May visit. Many flowers are up and fields wave a welcome to the nation s executive. About fifty tons of pease will be used along with carloads of roses carnations other flowers tropical plants and evergreens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Santa Clara County
Kinley
Santa Clara
Choicest meats and Junior Society program in town
Choicest meats in town announced by Joe Paradis listing mutton pork chops honey cured bacon and rice with Scotch roll corned beef. Also Junior Society program at High school this afternoon features Recitations Elizabeth Roley Mann Hall readings Grace Brown readings Mary McGinley and a book review by Lou Stotis with music by the Society quartet including J Ken Berry H Scott W Dixon Will Ammon and a piano solo by Lou Menefee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Paradis
Elizabeth Roley
Kenberry
H. Scott
W. Dixon
Will Am
Lou Menefee
Mary McGinley
Lou Stotis
Sedalia Seeks Bigger State Fair Appropriation
The Kansas City Journal reports Sedalia desires at least $100,000 from the assembly for the State fair, noting a $50,000 appropriation falls short given the circumstances and the city’s expectation of larger support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Sedalia
Assembly
Hargetts Headed to Hughesville Visit
Elmer E. Hargett and his wife from Enid left Thursday for Hughesville in Pettis county where Mrs. Hargett will stay with her parents for several days. Afterward Mr. Hargett will tour various regions for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Hargett
Enid
Hughesville
Pettis County
Arlington Pharmacy Runs The City Fountain Solely
Our fountain is the only one in the city that is running, highlighting Arlington Pharmacy as the labeled source and point of note.
Church split over cook book sparks Newport church division
In Newport Kentucky controversy over the Twentieth Century Cookbook used by church women led to a division after pastor Rev Chandler condemned recipes calling for liquor. He demanded marking or halting sale of 3000 copies, while printers and union workers face a related strike plan and broader labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Chandler
Chicago Typographical Union to Meet Over Pressmen Strike
Chicago Typographical Union No. 16 will hold a special Sunday meeting to consider the growing pressmen strike in the offices of the Chicago Daily Newspaper association. The action signals possible union involvement amid labor unrest in the city’s newspaper industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Chicago Typographical Union No. 16
Chicago
Associa
Birth of Triplets Reported by Dr McFarland
Dr McFarland notes Mrs Homer Davis of Ballard delivered triplets two boys and a girl on the 13th. Total weight 17 pounds. Mother and babies doing well. This is his first triplet case in 24 years. Clinton Democrat. Crescent paint and City Drug also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McFarland
Homer Davis
Ballard
McFarland
Clinton Democrat
Drill and Ball at Sedalia Rifles honors Holland
The Sedalia rifles held their regular monthly drill and ball on Thursday night. Loren E. Holland won the Bankers' Gold medal for the top drill performance. Gregg's orchestra provided music for dancing after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Rifles
Loren E. Holland
Bankers
Gregg
Mel xt's at 112 Osage offer 16 year old whiskey
A fragment notes a whiskey product or tasting at a location 112 Osage. Details are sparse with limited readable names and no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melxt’s
Osage
High School Debating Society Forms Senate for Practice
The High School Debating Society voted to form a senate for parliamentary practice. Members showed enthusiasm to represent their favorite state. The first assembly meeting is scheduled for next Thursday with high anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Bargains on Steel Ranges and Home Furniture
Two steel ranges offered as bargains along with other household furniture and stoves at low prices by HELFERT and RAIFFEISSEN located at 118 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helfert & Raiffeissen
West Main Street
Prominent German Arrested in Pension Fraud Case
Antone E. Ehlers, a Morgan County resident and G. A. R. veteran, was arrested on pension fraud charges. He is described as an elderly, prominent local figure with a long-standing reputation for honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone E. Ehlers
Morgan County
Mr. Ehlers
Missing Otterville doctor tale reaches St Louis police
Dr J P Durrett of Otterville Mo was reported missing to St Louis police by his wife. Beth phones 120. Meats presspily delivered to all pars of fe fowa. Clean careful polite service guaranteed. Jos Paradis Market house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Paradis
Market House
Jos Paradis
Beth
J. P. Durrett
Otterville, Mo
St. Louis
Junk Buyers Offer Cash For Rags Bottles and Bones
A classified notice promises cash for old rags iron brass zinc bottles and bones. The firm offers to collect junk from any city area and claims to pay the highest market price.
Webster Davis to Lecture in Windsor March 29
Reading scraps show a note about Webster Davis giving a lecture in Windsor on Friday night March 29. The fragment also mentions a person named Kautzman connected with paints and oil and notes a man resting while drunk after a protracted spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Davis
Windsor
C F Walch's Boston Cafe Ad Warmly Markets Sweets
C F Walch's Boston cafe advertises manufacture and sale of confections bread Puritan biscuits fancy cakes ice cream and water ices for wholesale and retail customers.
Rowletta Nine and Housto nia Nine Open Season
The Rowletta nine and the Houstonia nine opened the baseball season with a close game last Saturday. Houstonia finally yielded, losing 12 to 13 in a competitive matchup at the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowletta Nine
Houstonia Nine
Houstonia Boys
Arlington Pharmacy Mention Sparks Conversation
A casual remark about buying drugs leads to a reply naming the Arlington Pharmacy, highlighting a brief exchange and the store involved.
Senior Society Discusses Intellectual Equality Debate
The Senior society met at the High school this afternoon and held a program with music by Jessie Turner recitations by Nora Wells and Mabel Bolton a talk by the sponsor and a debate on the resolution that a woman's intellect is equal to a man's. The affirmative team was Russell Pirkey and Reuben Gentry and the negative team was Harry Weiss and George Brownfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Wells
Mabel Bolton
Russell Pirkey
Reuben Gentry
Harry Weiss
George Brownfield
Crokinole Party Held By Miss Laystrum
Miss Julia Laystrum hosted eight couples for a crokinole party last evening. Carrie David won the first prize a statuary piece while Ed Metcalf took the booby prize a tin drum. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Laystrum
Carrie David
Ed. Metcalf
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Sentinel
Pease
President
Junior Society
Grace Brown
Mann Hall
Crescent Paint
Arlngton Pharmacy
ACU Book
Taylor Street
Newport
Kentucky
M&ed
Newport, Ky
Taylor Stree
Kautzman
Crescent
City Drug
L. E. Holland
Alioh Eft
Born Malleable Iron and Steel Range
Born Ranges
Cream City
United States
Gare
Eaog
Marshall-Howe Hardware Co
Cohen
Soth
Web Davis
C. F. Walch’s
Boston Cafe
Arlington Pharmacy
Senior Society
Jessie Turner
I Lautzman
Pure Drugs
W. Main
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