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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1903
Page
8
The article links two themes: a garden party drink recipes and the debate over General Joseph Wheeler missing a Confederate parade appearance in New Orleans. It presents multiple explanations for his absence, including miscommunication by Captain Dinkins, timing, and debates about his uniform or allegiance, with Wheeler seen from the Times-Democrat stand.
A list of railroad personnel with stations including Muscogee Seda lia Dallas and Denison plus workers from Parsons McAlister and Hills. Mentions M W Faires and Gabe Brown among laborers, foremen like George Evans and T H Phillips, flagmen Will Rhymes and Mike Mitchell. Also notes Adolphus private car used by ex Senator West moving to St Louis on Missouri Pacific train No 6, a Pullman car valued at about 65000 dollars.
Antonio Troia, convicted of murdering Mamie Corell, was electrocuted at Sing Sing prison this morning. A double execution had been planned but last night Governor Odell respuced Arthur Flannagan, convicted of murdering Hugh McGovern on grounds of in...
The Kansas City court of appeals reversed the Pettis county court decision in State ex rel. Nan Jewelry Co. versus Charles L. Taylor et al and remanded the case. Attorneys Pente & Wilson and John D. Bohling represented the appellants.
In circuit court today the action of Benjamin F. Davidson against Sedalia Water and Light Co. for damages occupies the court. Julius Cotton vs H E Huston appeal granted to Kansas City Court of Appeals. Minnie Strater et al vs Wm Youse all in partition petition filed.
The Ladies' Musical club departs at 5:45 PM for Windsor on a special train to give a concert. After the performance, Mr. and Mrs. James Livingston host a reception for the group. Messrs C. C. Lawson and Grant Crawford accompany the club.
Sir Thomas Lipton announced that Shamrock III will sail for the United States on Thursday to compete for the America's Cup. The voyage is part of Lipton’s bid in the historic yacht race setting up a confrontation with the defending champions.
A Salonica dispatch reports insurgents clashing with Turkish troops at the village of Sverdreh. The battle lasted thirty hours and the village was burned. After the fighting ended, about 150 bodies were found.
For sale cinders from the Economy Steam Heating plant. Call E A Ashbrook at 610 East Broadway for details.
An ad page promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for cat scratch and arm burns and as a remedy for bleeding itching and protruding piles. It warns buyers to choose DeWitt's brand and notes W. E. Bard Drug government as seller.
Susie Payne and Robert Alexander, both colored, fought on West Main Street in front of Laupheimer's hide house Saturday night. Susie produced a knife and stabbed Alexander near the right lung. He was treated by Dr. Harris and Susie is in custody awaiting trial. The wound is not considered dangerous, but recovery could be complicated.
Continued rains swell rivers in Oklahoma. The Washita River cuts service to Anadarko Mountain View Hobart Foss and nearby towns. Foss and Oklahoma City nearly submerged. Cottonwood River rises six feet. Railroads monitor bridges. Santa Fe bridge over the Cimarron at Cushing is destroyed.
A large Rock Island construction gang appeared before Judge Truxel in police court and each was fined five dollars. Defendants included Robert Cooper Charles Crawford Thomas McDonald Ed Johnson Roy Templeton George Bowmar Bill Branaugh Joseph Goldrule and John Oliver. Mary Shrader fined five dollars as an inmate of a bawdy house and Claud Brown five dollars for keeping late hours. Carriage calls are prompt by RECTOR with both phones T46.
In Justice Berry's court this morning Frank James pleaded equilty to the charge of disturbing the peace and was fined a dollar plus costs.
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