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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1902

Page

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Sedalia City Council Debates Franchises and a $4000 Injury Claim

City council met to address Sedalia Water and Light franchise forfeiture, arc light placement delays, a $500 April lighting bill with a $35 reduction, and a $4000 personal injury claim by Mrs. Green Steele for a fall on a defective sidewalk near Third Street. Also discussed were livestock controls, billboard waste rules, raised poster licenses, cemetery duties, and the monthly street payroll totaling $11. The resignations of Y G Freeman as factory inspector and other routine items were noted.

Babcock Hodges Fulkerson Parks, Sealy and Menschke Messrs. Letts Stafford Staton Baker Alderman Hodges Sedalia Water and Light Company Y. G. Freeman Twenty-fourth Grand Avenue Green Steele W. D._ Steele Sedalia Third Street Library Board

City Council Actions On Warrant Applications And Tax Collection

The council received and accepted the building fund and drew a warrant. It ordered sundry unclaimed city warrants to be used to pay taxes where due and cancelled if no taxes were due. The collector and tax attorney were directed to pursue vigorous measures to collect all delinquent taxes. The meeting adjourned at 9 40 oclock on motion by Mr Fulkerson.

Menschke Mueschke Fulkerson

Warrensburg Tailor Charles Ward Dies by Own Action in California

Warrensburg after receiving a telegram reports that Charles Ward a young tailor from this city committed death by own action yesterday in Bakersfield California where he had been living for several months. Ward a quiet popular local member of the Knights of Pythias and the A O U W lodges. Remains to be brought home for burial.

The Sentinel Warrensburg Charles Ward Bakersfield Cal Ward Knights of Pythias

Insurance Rates Conference Opens In St Louis Discussion

Kansas City commercial club delegates Lawrence M. Jones John F. Richards and Walter J. Bales travel via Sedalia to St Louis for a statewide insurance rates conference. Missouri cities St Joseph Springfield Joplin Sedalia expected to send reps as rates rise amid co insurance clauses and police funding impacts.

Lawrence M. Jones John F. Richards Walter J. Bales Commercial Club of Kansas City St. Louis Sedalia Missouri

Women Recommend Our Work to Neighbors

Women encourage neighbors and friends to use Longan's Laundry, advertising by word of mouth and noting the business at phone 154.

Longan

Socials Planned by Local Churches This Thursday

The Central Presbyterian ladies host a social at the Whitney home on Tenth and Vermont. The Epworth League of the German M E church holds another social at H L Emrich residence on East Fifth Street.

Central Presbyterian Church C. E. Whitney Tenth Vermont Streets Epworth League M. E. Church H. L. Emrich East Fifth Street

Dow Drug Co Makes Better Soda Water Art

A terse note from Dow Drug Co outlines the art of crafting soda water and asserts expertise in making refined bubbles and flavors. The statement positions the company as knowledgeable in beverage preparation.

Dow Drug Co

Mare Stolen Near Sedalia Traced Toward Smithton

A sorrel mare fifteen hands high was stolen Sunday from the arm of William McFattrick near Sedalia. Officers say they have traced the animal to a point near Smithton.

William McFattrick Sedalia Smithton

W. E. Bard Drug Co Paints Ad

Paints of every description quality the highest prices reasonable from W. E. Bard Drug Co.

W. E. Bard Drug Co

Cuba Free at Last Declares New Republic News Editorial

Today Cuba becomes independent and declares a republic after American military action. The piece praises U.S. soldiers and calls for freedom extends to the Philippines, urging a policy shift toward broader liberty in Asia. The author celebrates a turning point in the American republic’s history.

Cuba Philippines United States Spain American Republic

Fear of the Penitentiary Unbalances St Louis Boss Butler

In St Louis on May 20 Colonel Edward Butler, long a dominant Democratic boss, was driven to Alexian hospital amid rumors of mental strain. Indicted on bribery charges tied to garbage contract renewals, Butler faced trial with venue challenges and a massive witness list. The looming penitentiary, following Julius Lehmann’s conviction, casts further doubt on his case.

St. Louis Edward Butler Alexan Hospital Butler Colonel Butler Board of Health Meysenberg Kratz Ryan Julius Lehmann

He Collapsed Last Evening at the Alexian Hospital

The man collapsed last evening and his condition is not yet known. He is confined to a room at the Alexian hospital with no further details available.

Alexian Hospital

High Five Entertains Visiting Ladies at Morning Gathering

Miss May Hawkins hosted about thirty ladies in honor of visiting guests from St. Louis and San Diego with a High Five game. Mrs. Charles West won a prize, Miss Teasdale cut for the prize, and refreshments followed featuring strawberries ice cream and cake. Attending were Mesdames Lamy Mara Finney West Guenther Sneed Messerly Crawford Floyd Yeater Bullard Powell Brown Temple Mackey Johns Morey Waddell Smith Withers Beiler Ware and others.

May Hawkins Kate Houx Ada Teasdale Gertrude Faulhaber St. Louis Hattie Morris San Diego Cal Hyatt Kirkwood Charles West Miss Teasdale Mesdames Lamy Mara Finney West Guenther Sneed Messerly Crawford Floyd Yeater Bullard Powell Brown

Second Regiment band to reorganize after disbanding

A leading member of the Second Regiment band says the organization plans to reorganize within the coming week. The secretary has received several bid requests for music this summer and fall, and with good prospects ahead, members expect to reunite.

the Sentinel Second Regiment

Sedalia Lyceum Plans Banquet After Tonight Meeting

The Sedalia Lyceum will hold its last regular meeting of the season tonight with adjournment for summer. A banquet is planned for Thursday evening at Forest Park and a fine program is arranged for both events.

Sedalia Lyceum Lyceum Forest Park

Have you tried our Boston Pitted Cherries with Ice Cream

Dow Drug Co promotes Boston pitted cherries served with ice cream as a delicious pairing.

Boston Dow Drug Co

Predictions of Pelee warning and coming of Christ

A St Louis preacher links the volcanic eruption of Mont Pelee and earth tremors to biblical signs preceding Christ’s return. He cites scripture from Matthew and Revelation to argue that earthquakes signal divine judgment and warn nations, urging vigilance amid unrest and unbelief.

Harris H. Gregg Washington and Compton Avenue Presbyterian Church St. Louis Martinque Satan West Indies St. Pierre Doctor Gregg Jesus of Nazareth Martinique Grege Si. Pierre Mont Pelee Paris Nero Rome Gregg Christ

Important Meeting of the Business Men's Club

The Business Men's club will hold an important meeting at the council chamber at 8 o clock this evening. Matters of interest to every Sedalian will come up and it is hoped there will be a large and representative attendance. The general public are invited to attend and take seats.

Sires

Christian Theatrical Engagement at Wood's Opera House

Liebler Co. presents Hall Caine's The Christian at Wood's Opera House on May 26 with Edward Morgan starring. The company of 50 plus features lavish scenery and top dramatic talent, demanding high costs and urging patrons to buy $1.50 seats early as demand is strong.

Liebler & Co Hall Caine Wood’s Opera House Edward Morgan Liebinr & Co

Hud nut line perfumes offered by Bard Drug Sedalia

The Hud nut line of perfumes is advertised as the finest quality available in Sedalia, promoted by W. E. Bard Drug Company.

Sedalia W. E. Bard Drug Company

Sorosis Meeting Highlights Early History and Schools

The Sorosis club held a delightful Monday meeting with Mrs. Abell coordinating the program on Early History and Family History by Mrs. John Montgomery, Churches and Sunday School Work by Mrs. Rogers, The Schools by Miss Kernodle, and Public Schools by Mrs. Susan Rosse. The next meeting on president's day will include a social session at the president's home.

Sorosis Dr. Abell John Montgomery Rogers

Dow Drug Co Delivers Sedalia’s Best Chocolate Sodas

Patrons praise Dow Drug Co for making Sedalia's top chocolate sodas. The note highlights local taste and the shop’s beverage reputation.

Sedalia Dow Drug Co

Wedded This Morning At Reverend Neibergs Church

Rev Fr Neiberg presided at 8 o clock morning wedding between Gus Rottler of Dora Clo ncy laundry and Lena Mmberger of East Fourth street. They will establish a home at Ninth and Osage Streets.

Neiberg Gus Rottler Dora & Cloncy’s Lena Mmberger East Fourth Street Ninth Osage Streets

Sedalia Steam Laundry Claim Highlights Local Business

A Sedalia laundry firm named Longan's Steam Laundry faces a notable claim reflecting its standing as a premier local service. The item underscores community reliance on the business and its role in daily life.

Billy Williams Job Bound for Washington Territory

William Williams, brother of Mrs. J A Rodes, formerly with J D Hail Dry Goods, now travels for J W Farwell in Chicago with a Washington state territory.

Billy Williams William Williams J. A. Rodes J. D. Hail J. W. Farwell Wholesale Dry Goods House Chicago Washington

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