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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
5
Wilkes Barre Pa October 22 delegates of the 147000 miners on strike since May vote unanimously to resume work Thursday October 23. The issues are referred to a presidentially appointed arbitration commission for adjustment. John Mitchell and W B Wilson urge extreme caution to prevent accidents after five months idle.
In police court Ted Flint and Nettie Hunter were fined five dollars for fighting. Robbie Combs, colored, jailed thirty days for theft of a time piece from John Kuhn, depot news stand manager. Harris Norris, colored, fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace and given a stay on good behavior after whips in yesterday dispute.
Gov A M Dockery chairs events in Sedalia on October 25 and 28 when Wm J Stone also speaks in Sedalia and Lamonte. F M Cockrell appears October 31 in Sedalia. Wm H Wallace to speak in Sedalia on November 1. J M Baldwin and S M Hodges lead the Democratic County Central Committee.
Marshal Ryan said no developments in the Burres case yesterday and planned a photograph of Burress in the jail to be sent to Carroll County Missouri sheriff. He cited venue change from Sullivan county and evidence not yet public. A St Louis telegram named the murdered man as George E. Taylor, not Geo. B. Taylor, clarifying the case. The prisoner still claims not to be George Taylor but admits some crime.
In Littleton Alabama a race riot ended with three white men and eight negroes dead and many wounded. Sheriff Burgin and ten deputies faced a large mob after a white woman was attacked on a railroad bridge. The posse withdrew as negroes seized control of the town.
Readable notes mention a variety of fruits including peaches pears plums grapes bananas apples coconuts lemons at the Candy Palace. The casual line hints at a fruit display or sale inviting customers to visit.
Constable James Robb returned from Fort Scott Kansas with Dave Bradshaw the third member of the Windsor neighborhood band of robbers. Bradshaw was arrested Monday at Hiattsville Kansas and lodged in Pettis county jail. Robb received a Uniontown Whiteside and Strode tip about property stolen from their general store. A signed Bradshaw statement is believed to be a full confession aiding the case. Deputies Robb Gresham and Kinsey with others will pursue Charles Bradshaw, the wounded member, in Windsor.
The Kansas City Star plans a 300 by 255 foot mill on Guinottie avenue between Shelly and Woodland in the east bottoms to manufacture all white paper for its publications. Capacity 1000 tons monthly eventual. Initial output 100 tons monthly employing about 100 people and costing upwards of 250 thousand dollars.
Clarence Reed son of Mr and Mrs James R Reed suffered a severe abdominal wound when a shell exploded after a gun discharged while he and Ed Omen hunted near a stream. They sought help from a nearby farm and were moved to Katy hospital with grave injuries.
Practical Farmer urges farmers to expand meat animal production as public grazing lands shrink and beef and mutton must be farmed. He notes rising prices, drought impacts, and the need for integrated livestock and tillage to sustain supply and soil vitality.
The marriage of Miss Mary Dukes and Mr T. Howard Jackson will be solemnized at 6 o clock this evening at the Epworth M E church with Rev. F W Simpson officiating.
Drs Dunkin osteopathic physicians operate from the 309 10 Hoffman Building. The notice lists their practice location and professional designation.
Two lively political meetings drew good turnout in Postal and Fynch Missouri. Speakers at Fynch included Hon. G. W. Barnett while Postal featured E. E. Johnston H. B. Shain and Robert Gray addressing the crowd.
Rev. J. C. Jacoby returned today from Salina and Aberdeen Kansas where he attended the Lutheran church synod at Salina and the Lutheran League convention at Aberdeen. He calls the trip splendid and says both meetings were largely attended. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
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