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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1903

Page

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Judge Gabe Albers resigns from Pettis County Court

Judge Gabe Albers, eastern district representative on the Pettis County Court for three years, mailed his resignation to Governor Dockery as he plans to relocate to Alabama. Ex-presiding Judge M Harris named to fill the vacancy, praised for honesty and upright service, with Harris expected to balance partisan actions of the current bench.

Gabe Albers Dockery Albers Alabama Thos. F. Mitcham M. Harris Judge Albers Judge Harris Pettis County

Dance at Grege's hall entertains local youths

Miss May Waldman and Mr. Willie Waldman entertained about forty young people at a dance in Grege's hall last night. Chaperones included Mesdames S Spencer M Weisburgh G Rohn and Miss Florence Kingshaker. Attendees listed by name include Florence Poteet Vivian Hansberger Louise Phipps Ada Dunlap Ruby Jolly Opal Hoffman Marie Brandt Maud Farley Rose Waldman Edith McCubbin Carmeletta Bush Arline Phipps Blanche Roha Blanche Cashman Eva Robinson Lela Yeager Agnes Scott Longan Lettie Brandi Christine Spencer Roy Sadfield Harry Demuth James Collins Leonard Glenn Ed Saddiff etc.

May Waldman Willie Waldman Grege Mesdames S. ©. Spencer M. Weisburgh G. Rohn Florence Kingshaker Florence Poteet Vivian Hansberger Louise Phipps Ada Dunlap Ruby Jolly Opal Hoffman Marie Brandt Maud Farley Rose Waldman

Financial panic in St Louis ends quickly

The financial panic of the last two days appears to be over in St Louis. There were no crowds at trust companies today and business proceeded as usual.

Scripps-McRae Press Association St. Louis

Steamer Louis Sime Burned on Mississippi River

The steamer Louis Sime, a top vessel on the Mississippi, was destroyed by a boiler room fire in St. Louis. Loss pegged at 75,000 dollars. Fire origin traced to the boiler room.

Scripps-McRae Press Association St. Louis Louis Sime Mississippi River

Robbers Fail in Memphis Gambling House Hold Up

In Memphis Tennessee on October twenty ninth two masked highwaymen attempted a dawn hold up of about a dozen men counting receipts in Harry Strong's gambling room. Strong fought back with a chair as the trio fled without taking anything.

Memphis Tenn Harry Strong Strong

Heath declines run for NRCC secretary post

Indianapolis, October 29 Perry Heath will not seek reelection as secretary of the National Republican Committee in a statement published today by Jerry Mathews a close associate.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Indianapolis Ind Perry Heath National Republican Committee Jerry Mathews

Death of Mrs Nancy Braxton in Hannibal Missouri

Mrs Nancy Braxton aged 73 of 2% West Morgan Street died at 1 15 this morning after five days of general debility. She lived with her son in law T M Smith a Katy train porter. The body will be sent to Hannibal tonight on Katy train No 42 for burial Friday afternoon at New London Missouri.

Nancy Braxton

Employers' Associations Form National Body in Chicago

Three hundred delegates gathered in Chicago to unite local Employers' Associations into a national organization. Plans include a defense fund, a public education journal, and a literature drive from the employers' viewpoint. Notable speakers and industry groups attend as the movement expands nationwide.

Chicago General Defense Fund General Otis Los Angeles Times J. (. Craig Denver Citizens’ Alliance Marshal Cutting National Manufacturers’ Associations John Glenn Metal Trades Association Typothetas

Death of Mrs Booth-Tucker in Santa Fe wreck

Mrs Booth Tucker wife of Salvation Army commander in America died from injuries after Santa Fe train No 2 derailed near Dean Lake Bosworth Missouri. Colonel T C Holland was fatally injured and several others injured as cars left rails. The wreck followed by a second derailment at Rothville. relief sent to Fort Madison Iowa and remains later moved to Marceline Missouri for funeral arrangements.

Booth Miss Booth Frederick Tucker India Civil Service Salvation Army London Commander Tucker India Booth- Tucker Scripps-McRae Press Association Bosworth Santa Fe Kansas City Chicago Dean Lake Here Booth Tucker America Thomas Holland Amity Fort Madison Mail Rothville Marceline Iowa Chieneo

East Brook Farm Hosts Sans Gene And Adagio Club

Mrs. Lawrence Ginter entertains at East Brook Farm for Miss Pearl Baird and Miss Imogene Fast, both linked to upcoming marriages. Guests traveled from Sedalia in cars as a complimentary afternoon unfolds.

Lawrence Ginter East Brook Farm Sans Gene Club Adagio Club Pearl Baird LaMonte Poteet Imogene Fast Isaac Turner Ginter Sedalia

Miss Edna Morris Hosts Sans Gene Adagio Event

Miss Edna Morris opens her home tonight to members of the Sans Gene and Adagio clubs and their gentlemen friends for Miss Baird.

Edna Morris Sans Gene and Adagio Miss Baird

Mrs Yancey Hosts Nine Course Luncheon For Guests

Mrs IE F Yancey entertained Wednesday afternoon with a elaborate nine course luncheon honoring guests Mrs TH Clay Arnold of Kansas City and Mrs Edmund Meyer of New York. The attendees included Mesdames UH Clay Arnold Edmund Meyer J C Williams John Montgomery John A Ware W D Steele J Hftodes Nannie Estill Lelia Kidd A T Fleischmann and W S Shirk.

IE. F. Yancey TH. Clay Arnold Kansas City Edmund Meyer New York Mesdames UH Clay Arnold J. C. Williams John Montgomery John A. Ware W. D. Steele J. Hiftodes Nannie Estill Lelia Kidd

Folk Club Organization Meeting Notice

All signers of the Joseph W. Folk Club of Pettis County and Democrats favoring his governor nomination are asked to meet in the Pettis County circuit court room Friday October 30 at 7 30 p m.

Joseph W. Folk

Botz Brothers Reunite After 28 Years in Sedalia

Mr. Frank Botz arrived from Victoria county Texas to Sedalia seeking a local position. His visit to his brother Charles Botz editor of the Sedalia Journal was a surprise after an absence of 28 years.

Frank Botz Charles Botz Sedalia Journal Victoria County Texas Botz Sedalia

Special Sale Fine Suits Prompt Deep Discounts

The retailer announces a clearance of cold and stock suits with heavy reductions. Fifteen New York bought sample suits are offered at a fourth off, boosting savings for customers as two suit-wearing months approach. Few items remain in each style, with only one over fifteen dollars.

New York

A Handful of Girls Coats On Sale This Weekend

A selection of girls coats offered at special prices with clearances from last year. Coats include kerseys and zibalines in tans blues and reds with capes or flaring collars. Infant white cashmere short and long coats priced from 1.25 to 7.75. corduroy and velvets 4.00 to 6.50. girls eight to 14 years in zibaline and kersey from 3.50 to 15.00.

Melton and Zibaline

Fall Cottons Boost Demand for Winter Wear Fabrics

Fall cottons draw buyers as manufacturers push winter ready textiles. New arrivals include Westings mercerized waistings in basket weave and heavy madras cloths priced 20 to 85 cents per yard.

Funeral rites for Robert Battersby held at family residence

Funeral services for Robert Battersby were conducted this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the family home. The Rev. J. M. Rudy of the First Christian church officiated with pallbearers from his secret society affiliations: Pat Connell and I. O. Phelps of the B. of L. E. J. W. Cockrell and W. S. Shepard of the Maccabees A. M. Mitchum and Al Hunnicke of the A. O. U. W.

Robert Battersby J. M. Rudy First Christian Church Pat Connell I. O. Phelps B. of L. E J. W. Cockrell W. S. Shepard The Maccabees A. M. Mitchum al Hunnicke A. 0 U. W

Indiana group to stage temperance entertainment here

H. S. Bonsib of Indiana visits to arrange an appearance by the Indiana Entertainment and Lecture company. The program aims to promote temperance sentiment and will be staged in the near future.

H. S. Bonsib Indiana Indiana Entertainment and Lecture Company

Residence for sale or rent offered by owner

On account of leaving the city the residence at 622 Broadway is offered for sale or rent. Apply Mrs A T Fleischmann.

A. T. Fleischmann West Moadway

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harris TION Mrs. Booth-Tucker William Booth West Mrs. Lawrence Ginter Miss Morris Folk Club Organization J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO R. C. Battersby
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