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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1899

Page

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Joplins New Electric Line To Span Fifty Miles

Joplin will host a new electric railway spanning about fifty miles linking mining towns. The plan includes routes to Galena Webb City Carthage and Grand Falls with reduced early-morning and evening fares for workers. Grand Falls will become a park with theater, boat house and sports facilities.

Missouri-Kansas Joplin North Heights Bellville Lehigh Central City Cave Springs Galena Empire Kan Grand Falls Shoal Creek Kansas Missouri Sedalia McAllester Springs Hughesville Dresden Lamonte Houstonia Longwood Lead and Zinc Brown Springs Morgan County Florence

Coroner Cowan Succeeds In Serving Habeas Papers

Coroner Cowan acted as high sheriff in serving habeas corpus papers on Sheriff Williams and on Justice Kinsey after Trixie Lynn and Otto Jegglin were jailed. Bonds were posted for Lynn by Peter Arden and Charles M. Harris, while Jegglin remained in jail as Justice Kinsey objected to his release.

Cowan Sentinel Trixie Lynn Otto Jegglin Peter Arden Charles M. Harris Trixie Jegglin Hastain Lovinger Shortridge Justice of the Peace Kinsey Robb Williams Justice Kinsey

Richest field hoped for Sedalia fuel prospects

The text notes belief that the area contains the richest portion of the field and lies in a country rich in agricultural potential. It also mentions incidental coal seams that could furnish cheap fuel for Sedalia.

Sedalia

Sermons at First Christian Church Delight Hears

Two strong congregations attended services at First Christian Church with sermons by Rev. Putman. The morning topic was The Beautiful Story and the evening An Image of God. Tomorrow’s message is Conversion or Does the Christian Church Believe in a Change of Heart. One confession was heard.

First Christian Church Putman God

University of Missouri Board Invites High School Excursions

The executive board of curators met Friday night in Columbia to promote trips for high school students to the university. Attendees included Judge V. L. Gilvard of Harrisonville Campbell Wells of Platte City and Walter Williams. The department of physical culture will add three teaching fellows due to enrollment growth.

University of Missouri V. L. Gilvard Harrisonville Campbell Wells Platte City Walter Williams Columbia Department of Physical Culture

Della Fox Illness Dominates City News

Opera star Della Fox lies gravely ill in New York apartments with bowel inflammation, doctors warning she may die within forty eight hours. The report notes her general constitutional breakdown and statements from lawyer Hummel on potential death.

Della Fox New York Hummel

Promotions Reshape Missouri Pacific Freight Office

General Freight Agent Stith announces W B Knight promotion to assistant general freight agent at headquarters. Knight will oversee tariffs and division sheets as changes in the freight department take effect November 1. Also noted are train crew shifts, hospital updates, and local railroad personnel moves in Sedalia.

F. B. Lane Sedalia Knight Equitable Building E. H. Calef Mr. Lane Missouri Pacific Dispatchers O. N. Shepherd Carbondale Ill Shepherd Illinois Central Dawson and Miller Missouri Pacific Kansas City Fast Mail Lexington Col. A. L. Strang J. E. House Omaha Nebraska D. R. Bruner New York Miami Col. Strang Saline Pennsylvania System Pittsburg Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Stith Warner W.B. Knight General Freight Department Ile Headquar R. E. Hungerford Daisy Dan Cronan T. G. Price Katy

Pilfering at Elerrie Railway Power House Leads to Fines

Police court records show John Ford and Mora Davis were fined two dollars plus costs for pilfering from workmen at the Elerrie Railway Power House. Capt. Billy Mason or the deputy constable tracked a larger thief, a stout colored man, after pockets were rifled at Broadway and Katy tracks.

Burress John Ford Mora Davis Billy Mason Captain Mason Broadway Katy Tracks

Lane regrets unable to wait on customers at People's shoe store

Mr. Lane at the People's shoe store asks the SENTINEL to note his regret that he could not properly serve customers last Saturday. He explains the crowd greatly exceeded expectations and overwhelmed the number of clerks. He promises more help in the future.

Lane People’s Shoe Store Sentinel

Hospital Arrivals From Deni Son Injury List

Three patients admitted to the hospital include C. C. Barrett a machinist with intermittent fever T. H. Gudgell a brakeman with a broken fibula and Walker Johnson a porter listed as arriving from Deni son alongside their self stated conditions.

C. C. Barrett Denison T. H. Gudgell Walker Johnson Porter

J. J. Reilley Dramatic Club Plans Warrensburg Trip

The J J Reilley Dramatic club rises for a forthcoming play and has enjoyed two years of consistent success both artistically and financially. They will travel to Warrensburg before the holidays to present Ireland As It Is and A Quiet Family.

J. J. Reilley Dramatic Club Raisadion Warrensburg Ireland

Will Return to Porto Rico After Short Visit

Lieut Rufus E Longan returned Saturday evening from a brief visit with his wife at Nevada. He expects to leave Wednesday for Hot Springs for treatment for inflammatory rheumatism.

Porto Rico Rufus E Longan Nevada Hot Springs

Wall Street Turmoil Amid Boer War Stock Movements

Cable reports from Transvaal indicate 1,500 British troops captured at Ladysmith as markets react to the Boers victory. Investors feel a historic upheaval in the money market as Uncle Dom Paul notes the event and its impact on Wall Street.

John Bull Transvaal Ladysmith

Parker Receives Three Years In Embezzlement Case

Judge Timmonds sentenced Frank A. Parker former Vernon county treasurer to three years and six months for embezzling county funds amounting to 2460 dollars. Prosecutor Moss was absent when plea entered. maximum five years considered but mercy shown for guilty plea. Another charge of embezzling 12000 dollars in school funds pending.

Nevada Timmonds Frank A. Parker Vernon County Moss Parker

World Spectacular Grips Audience In Goeksill Stock Show

Dr. Wood praises strong matinee crowds and Goeskill stock company at the opera house last evening. The World featured on stage with a full gallery and a near sold out balcony while downstairs remained well attended. A superb likeness of Mrs W D Steele appears in the Sunday Post Dispatch among Missouri women federated clubs. Sedalia’s representative noted as among the best looking. Mrs Mary McCluney also pictured. Miss Rae Kingsbaker visited with parents and departs to resume studies at Warrensburg Normal.

W D Steele Sunday Post-Dispatch Women’s Federated Clubs of Missouri Sedalia Mary McCluney Rae Kingsbaker Warrensburg Normal

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Joplins Prin Cipal Mining McAllister Springs Main Street Candy Palace General Office Sedalia Official E. B. Lane Jussus Perriz F. G. Solomon Wm. Paiston Chickie Chockie H. W. Elton South End Hudson F. Ditton E. B. DeHaven H. C. Strasser South McAlester F. F. Hatton Pat Shea St. Louis Frank Mount Holden East End Elerrie Hou Wall Street Dom Paul Ott Eee
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