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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1904

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Five Children Die as Dynamite Explodes in Vienna Storm

Five children were killed and six injured near Vienna when a boy found dynamite in a railway storehouse and threw it into a fire. The explosion occurred as twenty youngsters sought shelter from a storm.

Boy Vienna Here

Kin Chow Taken by Japanese Near Port Arthur

Tokyo reports Kin Chow a strategic town north of Port Arthur was stormed and carried by the Japanese. Russian defenses included thirty guns as batteries faced Japanese assault amid rising war tensions across Manchuria.

Scripps-McRae Press Association London Central News Tokio Kin Chow Port Arthur Chee Foo Kai Ping New Chiang Mukden and Chefoo Dalny Sansuripo Nangalen Kinchau Tailenwan Liao-Tung Pitsewo Takushan

Russian War Turmoil Report From London Dispatch

A London Standard dispatch from a trusted Russian correspondent claims widespread postwar executions in several cities. It notes 600 hanged in Warsaw, others in Cronstadt and Moscow, coffins buried at Moscow in night secrecy, and a paralysed business climate with limited mobilization of reserves for the front.

London London Standard Russia Warsaw Cronstadt Moscow

Steamer Fred Wilson Explodes Killing Many at Louisville Pier

At Riverview park in Louisville the tow boat Fred Wilson boiler exploded during tie up. Twelve to fifteen men killed and ten seriously injured as divers search for bodies and wreckage sprawls along the riverbank. The boat broke into bits with upper works annihilated and a section hung in a tree two hundred feet from shore.

Louisville Fred Wilson Riverview Park Joseph Price al Meiler Henry Sykes Sherwin Shively Joseph Warren William Thornton Cook Steward Cincinnati

Absconder Arrested in Mexico

Chicago police report Herman Haff former auditor of the Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago was arrested in Mexico after leaving the city a month ago with a seventeen thousand dollar discrepancy in his accounts.

Sripps-McRae Press Association Chicago Mexico Herman Haff Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago Haff

Tornado Rips McPherson County Lindsborg Hit Hard

A May 25 tornado swept McPherson county damaging farm homes, depots, stores, the Van Amberg circus tents, and the armory in Lindsborg with heavy hail and a waterspout. No fatalities reported though several were injured and telegraph lines were damaged.

Union Pacific van Amberg Citizens’ Bank Lundstrom

Tornado Strikes Salina Area With Flooding and Track Damage

A tornado hit Salina Kansas yesterday afternoon with heavy rain and hail in places. In Marquette two homes were unroofed and several small buildings damaged. Falun reported a waterspout and Dry Creek overflowed, flooding Missouri Pacific tracks and halting all trains. Salina received nearly one inch of rain in under an hour and streets flooded amid light winds.

Lynch Union Pacific Burglund Drug Store Ahlstrom & Johnson Salina Kas Kansas Marquette Falun Missouri Pacific

Brahman Roy to Offer Solo at Sedalia Church

A Brahman of high caste named Roy is in Sedalia and will play a cornet solo of his own composition during the evening service at the First Christian church Sunday His lecture on The Social Life of India is planned for Monday evening at the same church.

Roy Sedalia Ndia

Curator Appointed for Earl Wyant Minor

L. P. Fairfax was appointed curator for Earl Wyant, a minor, today.

L. P. Fairfax Earl Wyant

Sun Worshipping Cult Member Dies in Asylum

Eloise Reuss died in the Elgin state asylum after a forty day fast. The Chicago case lists her as a member of the Sun Worshipping cult led by Ottoman Zar Hanish, with a medicine without license charge against him.

Sun Worshipping Cult Chicago Eloise Reuss State Asylum For the Insane Elgin Zar Hanish

Exquisite Voile Dresses for Sale at Bargain Prices

A sale offers six exquisite voile dresses with silk linings and tailored trims. Prices range from 23.50 to 55, with brown and black voile suits, green broadcloth accents, and silk-lined etamine options. The dealer promotes radical clearance of surplus as season ends.

Zionist Parliament Eyes Palestine Land for Colonization

Hamburg May 26. The Zionist parliament closed its convention with Dr. Klee outlining a colonization plan. He said Russia would pressure the Sultan to grant land in Palestine for colonization, a line greeted with applause.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Hamburg Germany Dr. Klee Palestine

Fort Scott Giants change manager as Armstrong takes reins

Lou Armstrong, captain of the Topeka club, is named new owner and manager of the Fort Scott Giants to replace Jake Bene. Bene returns to St Louis while Armstrong reorganizes the team to regain ground lost, with several good players in sight and expectations of strong results this season.

the Sentinel Fort Scott Kas Lou Armstrong Topeka Missouri Valley League Fort Scott Giants Jake Bene Bene Armstrong St. Louis Iola Dale Gear American Association Kansas City

Rail wreck halts Union Pacific overland limited at Hallville

The Union Pacific overland limited derailed near Hallville Wyoming after a broken rail last night. The locomotive survived but several passengers were severely injured.

Salt Lake Union Pacific Overland Limited Hallville Wyo

Friday and Saturday Suit Bargains Beat the High Prices

In a limited stock sale many suits priced from 7.75, down from 12.50 to 16.50, feature Etamine, cheviot and serge fabrics with braid trim and silk straps. Styles include Eton and short jacket effects with a dozen odd suits available in small sizes.

Half Dollar Hand Bags Sell at Quarter Price

A local ad notes leather hand bags originally $1.00 now 25c each with red blue and green colors available. Makers sold in small lots and offered several gross at 50c. black bags sold out first. Each bag includes a silk lining and a coin purse or card case.

Pillow Tops Offer Bargain Prices for Summer Comfort

Chance to buy pretty desirable pillow tops at half or less than usual price. Easy lounging in summer brings pillows for hammock porch or cozy corner while winter off ers less comfort. Many are stamped with outlines of fancy worsteds or silk.

Children’s Shoes Sale With Assurance of Service

Shoes priced at 75e for all $1.00 shoes sizes 2 to 8, $1.00 for all $1.35 shoes sizes 8 to 2, $1.25 for all $1.75 shoes sizes 1 1 4 to 2, $1.48 for all $2.00 shoes sizes 1 1 4 to 2. Vici kid patent leather box calf with self and patent leather tips. Solid leather soles.

Vici Kid

Train Carries Relief to Yazoo City Fire Victims

A train loaded with supplies was sent to Yazoo City to aid fire victims. Telegrams of relief poured in as homes were opened to the burned out. Banks opened temporary quarters and strict martial law prevailed in the town.

Yazoo City Yazoo

New Lemp Hotel to Open Under Blochberger

The Lemp hotel on East Third street will open for business between June 10 and 16 under manager Blochberger. Charles Gardella of Fulton Market has resigned and will join Blochberger as associate.

Lemp Hotel East Third Street Blochberger Charles Gardella Fulton Market

New Editor Named for Epworth Herald

Los Angeles May 26 S J Harbin was elected editor of the Epworth Herald at the Methodist conference today. The consecration of the new bishops will occur tonight.

Los Angeles Cal S. J. Harbin Epworth Herald

J G Dillard Spotted on Lexington Branch Train

J G Dillard rode the Lexington branch line on the afternoon train and gave no clear statement of his purpose. A separate source claimed he was pursuing the Rat Scorcher.

J. G. Dillard Lexington

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Kinchow Manchurian Military Commission The Standard Orel Liao Yang Savolentsi Beckromesheff Sigma Paris St. Petersburg Echo de Paris Japan Lamsdorff China Hay Absconder Lindsborg Hutchinson McPherson County McPherson Bethany College Utes C. Nelson E. P. Lundstrom Nel Son House Voile Jerusalem FT. Scott J. D. Hail Dry Goods Company Jackson, Miss
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