04 May 1903
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1903
Page
1
A storm damaged linen import brings discounted lots of damask and crash fabrics. Items include 72 inch wide extra heavy Scotch damask and German damask at fractions of their regular prices, plus all linen huck towels and napkins offered at reduced rates.
Emperor William of Germany and King Victor Emanuel reviewed Italian troops in Rome this morning. Queen Helena accompanied by ladies watched from a carriage as the monarchs and high officers received an enthusiastic ovation from the crowd.
The May 4 Lorain Ohio service for Agatha Reichlin, murdered sister of Rev. Father Reichlin, drew a huge crowd with English and German sermons. The pastor defended Father Walser against murder accusations, urging faith and unity while noting his innocence.
Adam Fischer traveled from Bunceton Missouri after the funeral of Ernest Stephens killed at Pleasant Green Missouri last Wednesday night. Governor Dockery offers 300 reward. Bunceton friends raise 500. ex Governor Lon V Stephens adds 500. No arrests or detectives yet. motive unclear. town troubles point to a local or a possible woman suspect.
President Roosevelt ate breakfast with cowboys at Hugo Colorado as their train arrived. A roasted beef feast and large coffee supply fed the group before he returned to his car. Denver reported his Denver arrival and a ceremonial speech at the state house with Cripple Creek gold medal awarded.
Lexington reports J. B. Marcum, leader of the Cockrill faction in the Hargis Cockrill feud, was shot dead as he stood in the Jackson courthouse doorway by a bullet from inside. The assassin remains unknown.
In St Louis Missouri a warrant charges Mrs Minnie Cummings with murder in the second degree for the killing of her second husband Edgar Harris. She is already jailed for the death of her third husband, previously ruled an act of suicide.
Officers and members of Com pany D who took part in the dedication ceremonies at the world’s fair grounds and buildings during the past week arrived home Sunday at 11 o’clock over the Katy. The local company made a creditable showing and report an excellent time. They were treated nicely and possibly never enjoyed a trip more.
Assoria bank and McPherson railroad depot were dynamited by thieves last night. The exact loot is unknown, and the robbers fled on a hand car toward McPherson, Kansas.
Mrs. John Cunningham received a $2000 check today from Sam W. Kidd, Travelers Insurance agent, as payment for insurance carried by her late husband John Cunningham with the company.
Ex Confederates gather at Capt. Hollands store 103 East Second Street this evening to elect delegates to the New Orleans convention and discuss party matters.
The May Term session saw William Neely file for a legal separation from Florence Neely citing abandonment. Also, Will Knight seeks divorce from Sarah Knight on abandonment grounds. Other docket items include Ferguson vs Gentry in partition and Nott vs Williams. A large docket portion was disposed.
King Edward of England rode through Paris with soldiers lining the streets to the station. President Loubet and government officials accompanied him in ten landaus. At the station Loubet bade farewell as a special train headed to Cherbourg. The king will sail for England tomorrow aboard his private yacht.
Secretary Rippey received a letter from National Stock Food, owners of Dan Patch, requesting an exhibition appearance during fair week. Rippey will contact the horse manager for terms.
Weather note indicates showers likely in western areas tonight and warmer conditions in the southern and eastern portions during the day Tuesday.
Sunburst skirts priced from 7.75 to 15 dollars in selilians mohairs serges and London twines feature black blue and dotted effects. The accordion plaited design runs from yoke to hem and the line is touted as a summer novelty. A New York buyer reports brisk sales and rapid western diffusion.
Three Good Sorts umbrellas advertised with price breaks from $2.25 to $3.50 for colored silk serge models featuring Princess handles tassels and cases. Fine silk finished serge Congo Weichsel and opera handles priced $1.25 to $1.75. Colored ta ffeta pieces $1.35 to $2.00 with Princess handles cases and tassels. Also miniature umbrellas 75c to $1 and a waterproof cravenetted umbrella $1.65 to $3.50.
Individual instruction offered by Mrs Lulu Human with free expert service. All embroidery flosses linens and art materials priced competitively for grades of equal value. Mrs Human stays in close touch with New York and Chicago style trends.
Fire departments were called to a residence this morning where a small fire was extinguished. The blaze started from a defective stove pipe that ran through the roof and ignited the roof area. No injuries were reported and the owner was identified as M.
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