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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1902

Page

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Death of Staunton full back ends football game outrage

Edward Schmidt 21, Staunton full back, died Sunday after a 20 yard rush in the first half against Coffers of St. Louis. He collapsed with head injury, died en route to a physician. Staunton residents burned goal posts and uniforms and vowed no more games. An inquest will be held.

St. Louis Staunton Edward Schmidt Stauntons St. Louis Republic Schmidt Connor Robinson Hagaman

Mills Speaks to Large Crowd at Court House

Walter Thomas Mills, a renowned Socialist orator, addressed a large audience at the court house last night. He urged voters to support the straight socialist ticket, stressing that socialists fight for a principle beyond party lines.

Walter Thomas Mills United States Court House Mr. Mills Mills

Blind Chaplain William Prottsman Dies in Boonville

In Boonville Missouri Rev Dr William Prottsman aged years died after a lingering illness. Born February 19 1815 in Marietta Ohio he came to Missouri around 1840. A longtime M E Church minister and former chaplain in the legislature he was known as the Blind Chaplain. Survived by a widow and sister Miss Anna Clarke. Funeral tomorrow at the M E Church with Rev Dr Briggs officiating. Interment Walnut Grove cemetery. McFarland and Tellefaro funeral directors in charge.

Sentinel Boonville William Prottsman Prottsman Marietta Ohio Missouri M. E. Church Lee Clarke Anna Clarke M. FE Briggs Jefferson City Walnut Grove McFarland and Tellefaro

Wilkerson Woman Dies in California

Mrs J J Wilkerson wife of a former Sedalia pastor was critically ill in Los Angeles California with death hourly expected. The Rev Wilkerson was the first pastor to serve Calvary Episcopal church in Sedalia and helped dedicate the building.

Sedalia Dangerously Hl California J. J. Wilkerson Los Angeles Cal Wilkerson Calvary Episcopal Church

The Evil Eye and Hoosier Daisy at the opera house

The program features Svringes at Dow's AMASS MENTS Charlies Hl Yaie and Sidney Rk illis The Evil Eye a kaleidoscopic spectacle with Armstrong's Electric ballet of 5000 lights and the Great Phasey Troupe from London Also Hoosier Daisy a four act pastoral comedy drama starring Miss Bessie Clifton at the opera house October 29 with strong scenic and musical attractions and a promising run.

Charlies Hl Yaie Sidney Rkillis Tongu Armstrong Alhambra Theatre London Kennard Nod Richard T. Brown Josie Sisson Opera House Daisy Bessie Clifton Reubensville Ind

Dow's expands with new branch at Otis Smith's

The Pacific Express company opens a branch office at Otis Smith's drug store at Fifth and Engineer, promising greater convenience for East side residents.

Pacific Express Company Otis Smith’s Drug Store Corner Fifth and Engineer East Side

Sedalian Lee Oliver to Wed Minnie Clarkson

The wedding of Lee Oliver of St. Louis and Miss Minnie Clarkson of Sedalia is announced for Monday November 3. The ceremony will be a quiet home affair performed by Rev. Dr. J. H. Young of Centenarian Methodist Church. Oliver is a Sedalia native, son of James W. Oliver of 405 North Quincy Street, and a current register clerk at the St. Louis post office.

Lee Oliver St. Louis Minnie Clarkson J. H. Young Centenarian Methodist Church Oliver Sedalia James W. Oliver North Quincy Street Postofice

Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promotes Cleaning Service

A Sedalia laundry advertises its services at 216 Lamine Street with contact by phone 154. The copy emphasizes odor removal and effective cleaning as part of the work.

Sedalia Lamine Street

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Staunton, Ill Dow’s Dow's Mills Speaks America Mrs. Wilkerson Doo Land of Sunshine Christian Church Ture Imr Mrs. Burnett English Luthern Church Sedalian the Weatherfair Union Monte Carlo J. C. Hail Dry Goods
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