Poundmaster Bron augh Case Continued to Tuesday Morning
In Judge Rogers court the Poundmaster Bron augh case was continued to 9 a m Tuesday. The prosecuting witness attended, but the judge remained busy and reset the date for that morning.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
4
In Judge Rogers court the Poundmaster Bron augh case was continued to 9 a m Tuesday. The prosecuting witness attended, but the judge remained busy and reset the date for that morning.
Mrs. E. Cheney misplaced her purse this morning at the Missouri Pacific depot just before boarding a train to Kansas City. A search was conducted while she sat in the car, but the purse was not recovered. it contained about $5.
The church members reception planned for tonight at Broadway Presbyterian Church has been postponed indefinitely due to weather.
James P Forshay also known as Ead ward Forshay died at his mother's home in Kansas City aged 35. He had Brights disease and a troubled career marked by a 1901 murder acquittal for killing his wife Edna May Stokes in Chicago. He left Chicago for Buffalo before the tragedy and was briefly confined in an asylum before release.
Constantin Kardax a young Pole went to the imperial bank in Warsaw with rubles worth about $12000 intending to deposit them. An elegantly dressed man offered help and coffee leading Kardax to walk together. Kardax grew sick and woke in a drug store to find the robber had vanished with his money after drugging him with a tainted cigarette.
The Boston Clef club audience heard a playful duet by Will and John Winch with a tomcat tale. Anna Louise Cary, concealed behind a Japanese screen, finally revealed her part when she laughed mid performance.
The London Magazine notes Abbotsbury swannery on the Fleet near Weymouth as Britain’s largest. It is over 800 years old with Tudor-era evidence and nests exceed 400 in March and April. The 1,150 birds pair for life, and about 30 to 40 new birds join each year from roughly six eggs per nest.
A home decor note describes using nontraditional spaces like doorways and shallow closets for washstands and drapery. It highlights wide banner splashers behind toilet stands in country houses, made of striped muslin on brass rods and hung to fall to the floor for an airy graceful effect.
The piece argues wealth and health enable helping others as trusts, then abruptly gives a ginger beer recipe. It lists ingredients granulated sugar lemon juice honey ginger root water and extra steps to boil strain combine egg white and essence and bottle for months of storage.
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