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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1906

Page

6

Hadley Averts Talk On Proposed Railroad Suits

Attorney General Hadley declined to discuss potential suits against Missouri’s parallel rail lines system. Agents reportedly gather evidence targeting Burlington and Frisco systems, plus Chicago and Alton Rock Island and Gould roads Wa bash Missouri Pacific connections.

Hadley New York Missouri Burlington Te Frisco Chicago Alton Kansas Quincy, Omaha Kansas City Kansas City Southern Grand Central Wyandotte Street Quincy Omaha

Personal notices from Hughesville to Lamonte sweep area towns

Local personals list P J Jackson of Hughesville visits Sedalia and Lamonte figures like E H Luiz Miss Ada Dunlap and Ada Dunlap return from Kansas City with other names including J L Guerrant the traveling gro cer y salesman and Mables Griffin leaving Ossawatomie for home. A mix of visits business trips and travel across Missouri towns.

Man Dies at Burlington Freight Office

Quincy Illinois March 27 William H White aged 67, formerly a farmer of Nelsonville Missouri, applied for work at the Burlington freight office and was given two trucks to move freight. After two minutes he collapsed and died from heart disease.

Quincy, Ill William H. White Nelsonville Burlington

Modern Laundry Service Promises Quick, Delighted Return

The advertisement invites families to send washing to Mon arch Laundry offering reliable service and affordable relief. It highlights a modern convenience with prompt return of bundles in satisfactory condition and provides the proprietor’s name CHAS. VAN ANTWERP and phone number 183.

Veteran Wabash engineer to join Bluffs roundhouse staff

William Adams of Decatur Illinois has moved to Bluffs Nebraska and will serve as assistant master mechanic at the Wabash roundhouse. He began as a fireman in 1866 and was promoted to engineer after three years, serving forty years as an engine man with only one wreck, which was not his fault.

William, Adams Decatur Bluffs

Sedana Combination Horse Sale at Missouri State Fairgrounds

A Sedana combination horse sale is held today at the Missouri State Fair grounds with a fair crowd in attendance. Road conditions hinder attendance as slick or rough roads slowed travel and kept some buyers away.

Missouri State Fair Grounds

Missouri Pacific to Open Crane Springfield Line by July

Missouri Pacific announces its Crane to Springfield line will be in operation by July 1. The company has invested about 100 acres around Springfield for machine shops and terminals. Gould interests have invested roughly $150,000 in depot and terminal sites in Green County.

Misouri Pacific Crane Springfield Missouri Pacific Goulds Green County

New Front Placed At Peter Lane Shoe Store

A new storefront front is being installed today at Peter Lane’s shoe store on South Ohio Street. The building housing the shop is undergoing general improvements.

Peter Lane South Ohio Street

Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe Personnel Movements Noted

Art Hawkins off duty ill. John Gillick and W O Harris new Missouri Pacific brakemen. George Scott hired as machinist at Missouri Pacific old shops. W J McKee convalescing from grippe. W L McCutcheon leaves for St Louis on company business. J E Snedeker returns from Kansas City on company business. L F Bacon returns to Kansas City after visiting here on company business. Lexington branch engine 8554 and MP switch engine 9812 overhauled and turned out. O F E Parsons campaigning for railway and warehouse commissioner and leaves for a trip east on MP. E A Gould passes through en route to Kansas City from St Louis. Dallas doctors C M Rosen H H Carey E Dunlap and Sherman doctors E J Neathery C B Dorchester met Dr E F in Sedalia.

John Gillick W. O. Harris Missouri Pacific George Scott W. J. McKee la Grippe W. L. McCutcheon St. Louis J. E. Snedeker E. A. Gould Kansas City C. M. Rosen H. H. Carey E. Dunlap Dallas Texas E. J. Neathery C. B. Dorchester Sherman Sedalia E. F

Plans for Texas hospital discussed by M E and T railway chief

Yancey, chief surgeon of the M. E. and T. railway hospital, discusses plans for building a hospital in Texas but nothing definite decided. Missouri Pacific issues a bulletin to conductors to recover tickets taken from Superintendent Stapps office, listing several named travelers and routes. G. W. Anderson, chairman of the B. of R. T. board of adjustment, returned from business in St. Louis.

St. Louis

Weo's Theatre Opens Refined Vaudeville Season

Refined vaudeville at Weo's Theatre begins with a Sunday matinee on April 1. Admission is 19 cents with advance seat reservations at 5 cents. Two performances nightly. A Wednesday ladies souvenir matinee and a Saturday special matinee offer 5 cent admissions for children under 12. See a good show for 10 cents.

Weo’s Theatre

Hotel Guests Arrivals Reported at Sedalia Lodgings

A list of hotel guests visiting Sedalia includes Huckins W A Givens of New York A F Eisenbeiss of St Louis Frank Folk of St Louis W D Thurber of Kansas City J B Gibson of St Louis A Y T Nelson of Lebanon F C Hayman of Houstonia O J Watkins of Elkton Mo W G Simms of St Louis Delmar W B Waddell of Kansas City J P Ryland of Kansas City H J Wing of Buffalo N Y F E Moss Gilliam Mo J R McNutt of Kansas City W C Johnson of St Louis F E Breslin of Cincinnati J W Patterson of Rochford It Kaisers C C Mahan of Mont Plum mer J M Hill of Jefferson City St Jameson White City Kas John B Clark of Indianapolis C E Holloway of Knob Noster W M Dowdy of Longwood T W Curphey of Kansas

Huckins W.A. Givens New York A. F. Eisenbeiss St. Louis Frank Folk W. D. Thurber Kansas City J. B. Gibson A. Y T. Nelson Lebanon F. C. Hayman Houstonia O. J. Watkins Elkton W. G. Simms Delmar W. B. Waddell J. P. Ryland H. J. Wing Buffalo N. Y F. E. Moss Gilliam J. R. McNutt W. C. Johnson F. E. Breslin Cincinnati J. W. Paterson Rochford Kaiser S—C. C. Mahan Mont Plummer J. M. Hill Jefferson City St Jameson White City Kas John B. Clark Indianapolis Ind C. E. Holloway Knob Noster W. M. Dowdy Longwood T. W. Curphey

Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Notice

Knights of Columbus announces a special meeting tonight. All members are requested to attend. E. J. Donnelly and John L. Sullivan are listed with F. B. as officers.

E. J. Donnelly G. K John L. Sullivan

Carnegie Boosts Tulsa Library Gift to 40 000

Scripps-McRae Presa Association in Tulsa reports Andrew Carnegie raised the city library donation from 15000 to 40000 dollars today. The action marks a substantial expansion of Carnegie’s funding for Tulsa’s public library system.

Scripps-McRae Presa Association Tulsa I. T Andrew Carnegie

Texas bank closes in Westin Texas

The comptroller of the currency reports the First National Bank at Westin Texas has been closed. National Bank Examiner Logan is appointed receiver. It is described as a small institution.

Geripps-McRae’ress Association Washington First National Bank Westin Texas National Bank Logan

Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly Red Cross Ball Blue

Advertisement notes that yellowed clothes look bad and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue. It claims grocers sell a large two ounce package for 5 cents, urging readers to keep whites bright.

Bank of Bentley Vault Dynamited. $1500 Stolen

The Bank of Bentley in Wichita was robbed when its vault was dynamited early today and $1500 taken. The burglars fled on a handcar after the heist.

Wichita Kas Bank of Bentley

Woodmen Call to Attend Funeral of Sovereign Robert Bonner

Sovereigns are requested to meet at our hall Wednesday afternoon at 2 p m to attend the funeral of Sovereign Robert Bonner. A J Campbell C C E M Shields Clerk.

Our Hall Robert Bonner

Recruitment Inquiry Ties Local Station to Desertion Claim

Raymon Henninger who runs the local recruiting station has been approached by the military department in Washington seeking facts about Robert Wise. Wise enlisted locally in January, listed a distant home, and is said to have deserted his wife in Green Ridge.

Raymon Henninger Military Department Washington Robert Wise Wise Green Ridge

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B. Kuppenheimer & Co., Chi BE. Johnston Ohio Street Belding Bros Silkateen Cael Sinana O Sarasoda Bartlett Prunes P. J. Jackson Hughesville E. H. Luiz Moberly J. L. Smith Sweet Springs Louie Yunker Lamonte G. W. Smith E. C. Frank G. A. Widder E. D. Williams R. N. Lower Odessa Ada Dunlap W. J. Riley Otterville Mirs Glenn Robertson J. L. Guerrant Syracuse Maszie Fields St.Louis S. B. Livingston T Lamonte R. W. Griffith J. F. Neff Kansas City Junction Donald MacQueen MacQueen East Second Street Grippe J. M. O'Bannon Lamonie Mabel Griffin Ossawatomie Kan Sallie Berthe Katherine Pitts Columbia The State University Holmes Heil Henry Lamm Supreme Bench Jefferson B. P. Hummel International Lorvester Company Riga Russia A. T. Nelson Lebanon, Mo F. C. Haymon Houwstonia State Fair Board J. R. Rippey of Fashion Florsheim Chas. van Antwerp Gould-Springfield Art Hawkins F. P. Waists FPF. P Brg India Sedalia Hotels Knights OF Columbus Carnegie Texas Bank Kansas Bank A. J. Campbell, C. C E. M. Shields Kampen McLaughlin Bros. Furniture Company
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