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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
4
The Sedalia Daily Sentinel advertises society pages and daily publication details. It lists edition hours and subscription rates including daily, weekly, and monthly options with postmasters authorized to collect the rates.
A Missouri Pacific passenger train collided with a stock car near the Kansas river in Kansas City last night, raising robbery suspicions. Local social items note Club events, prizes, meals, and gatherings across Sedalia including Adagio club hosts and the State Horticultural Society meeting in Eldon on June 10 11 and 12.
The Marshall Democrat-News comments on Sedalia editorials urging support for home industries and municipal patriotism. It expresses admiration for Sedalia’s drive and hopes Marshall will not lag in fostering local pride and civic improvement.
Henry Herald, a Midland Bridge Co. stationary engineer of Kansas City Missouri, was shot dead Tuesday night by G W Dexter a cistern builder at 916 South Sixth Street Armourdale. The two men had long held ill will. Dexter and his ex wife had divorced two years earlier. Dexter's friend the elder Ald had visited the home despite warnings to stay away.
Josh Edgar of Germantown California suffered from sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years. He tried many remedies until Chamberlain's Pain Balm provided immediate relief and complete cure with no recurrence. He endorses the liniment and notes it is sold by all druggists.
George R. Smith post G A R held a reception and banquet last night for newly elected state commander Dr I T Bronson at the Royal Tribe of Joseph hall. Post commander Charles Koock Sr presided and offered congratulations. Dr Bronson thanked members and gave a talk. The event featured a fine musical program and refreshments of ice cream and cakes. Broadway school pupils performed including Lullaby and Heigh Baby with solos and recitations.
Happy Peasant and Little Boy Blue songs featured in an in room four recital with Grace Jencke and Harold Hoffman performing solo pieces. Miss Bowers supervised the room selections.
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