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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
7
This department showcases more goods than ever with an outlet built around the line. Ladies comb union suits priced 50c to 2.00 in white silver or ecru Melba or Oneita cut. Also fleeced line vests or pants 50c. Children and girls and boys garments priced from 15c to 75c and up to 1.00 for larger sizes.
One case of men's underwear in fine soft cotton available as vests or pants in all sizes for 50 cents. One case of men's fine gray wool vests or pants in all sizes priced at 1 dollar.
A jury found the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Ruth Nollard on March 2 after lying in wait for three days. The jury returned the verdict after deliberating for 55 minutes and the law prescribes the hanging penalty.
Conductor J T Holman and J C Hull on the Missouri Pacific slow runs. Conductor C A Stewart in St Louis hospital critical. Four baggage cars and two chair cars added on the Katy. Thirty five new coaches under construction at St Charles Mo not ready yet. F E Country livestock agent visits Boonville today.
Niagara’s power leader challenged as the St. Lawrence Power company opens a Massena New York plant costing over five million dollars. At 13 dollars per horsepower per year compared with 23 at Niagara the project targets 75 000 horsepower. A canal 265 feet wide and 25 feet deep diverts St. Lawrence water. three miles long it feeds the DeGrasse river. About a thousand workers labored for four years.
Noonan’s Daughter Weds Miss Marie Zoe Noonan, eldest daughter of Judge E A Noonan of St Louis, to wed Mr Guy E Geleerman next Wednesday night at the old French church in Florissant. Ceremony limited to immediate relatives. Judge Noonan and his daughter are well known in Sedalia.
Ex President Grover Cleveland writes in the Philadelphia Saturday Post on The Safety of the President. He opposes isolating the chief executive and contends the people have a right to contact the president while urging stronger guards and harsher laws to stamp out growing anarchy in the United States.
Mr Hubert Labadie stages Goethe's Faust in a full scenic electrical production on Tuesday evening October 8. Now in its tenth year the show features Labadie as Mephisto and Mary Van Tromp as Marguerite with a strong company, promising rare enjoyment for Faust admirers.
The corner stone of Butler Missouri's new courthouse, postponed by stone delivery delays, is now set for October 10. Grand Master Wells of the Masons and Dr. Kuhn of Kansas City will deliver the address, with several distinguished visitors expected.
The Cohen Coal Company denies rumors of reduced or inferior coal and announces readiness to supply patrons with the best coal. They will burn their coal in any local store against competitors to prove quality and promise Missouri pride, competitive pricing, and reliable supply.
An advertisement notes automatic machines at The Boston located at 214 Ohio Street in Baltimore serving fresh oysters in any old style.
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