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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1902

Page

6

Balloon wreck ends transcontinental attempts near Florence

Denver reports that aeronauts Thos Baldwin Percy Hudson and L Sherman were in a storm near Florence Colorado. The balloon was damaged after being carried over Pike's Peak three times. The crew were bruised frost bitten but not seriously hurt. They reached Florence at daybreak and were found alive after more than twenty four hours missing.

Sedalia Denver Florence Col Pike’s Peak Thos. Baldwin Percy Hudson L. Sherman

Robbery at LaDue Post Office and Local Wedding Notice

Safe blowers raided the LaDue post office using nitro glycerine to blast the safe and escaped with about $35. The robbers fled after shots were fired by telegraph operator Burch. They also raided the M. K. and T. section house and took a hand car toward Clinton. The text also notes a wedding of Mrs. Lister and Mr. Lister with a two week trip after the ceremony.

LaDue Burch Clinton

Forest D. Lister and Irene Porter Wed at Home Ceremony

The marriage took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the bride's parents home at 1611 South Lamine Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. S. Meyers, former pastor of the First.

Forest D. Lister Irene Porter J. C. Porter South Lamine Street J. S. Meyers

Library board to meet this evening

The regular meeting of the Library board will be held tonight. The notice invites attendance and outlines public consultation on library services.

Library Board

Missouri A. M. E. Conference to Convene in City

The Missouri conference of the A. M. E. church will convene in this city on Sept. 24 with about 150 visiting preachers. Quinn chapel members are preparing to receive them and donations will be gratefully accepted.

A. M. E. Conference Missouri A. M. E. Church Quinn Chapel

Bottled Beverages Delivered by Dow Drug Co

Ginger ale and Dr Pepper offered for home delivery with celery champagne and other items served cold on tap. Dow Drug Co delivers from location 259.

Dow Drug Co

Minnesota State Fair Opens Amid Immense Crowd

The forty third annual Minnesota State fair in St Paul opened to an immense crowd. National live stock shows of the National Hereford and Shorthorn associations are being held in connection with the fair.

St. Paul Minn

Cooper County Courthouse Vote Defeated in Boonville

Boonville Missouri September 2 The Cooper county courthouse convention met to decide on a new courthouse. The proposition was defeated by a 60 to 58 vote. Ten delegates had been elected from each...

Boonville Cooper County

Petition Proposes Special Election on County Courthouse

Townships held mass meetings last Saturday with many voting against building a new courthouse. A petition to county court seeks a special election where Cooper county voters would decide on the courthouse. The present 1838 built courthouse and vaults have long been regarded unsafe.

Cooper County

Dying in Arkansas Swamps Claim Sedalian Victims

Dying in swamps of Arkansas, James Harriman, a former Sedalian, is reported dead while at work in a tie camp. Mr and Mrs Mat Ogen, former Sedalians, are buried fast there in a critical condition, and Charlie Harriman, son of James Harriman, is another victim in a dying state after allegedly taking money from his wife. Mrs Harriman currently resides in Carthage Missouri.

Ark James Harriman Arkansas Mat Ogen Charlie Harriman

Railroad News Brings New Crews to Town

Hospital arrivals list workers including Reno Tuttle and Troy extra gang members. Robert Barnes joins Oswego extra gang. Jeff Gritfin labeled dish washer at Smithville. Gust Smythe adds section laborer at Henrietta. J. M. Burns serves as bridgeman at Little River.

Reno Tuttle Extra Gang Troy Robert Barnes Gust. Smythe Henrietta J. M. Burns Little River

Katy assigns clerks at freight house and seal desk

Claude Clarke moves from night seal clerk to night check clerk at the Katy freight house. Mark Antes becomes day abstract clerk. Percy Dobbs succeeds Clarke as night seal clerk.

Katy Claude Clarke The Mark Antes Mr. Antes Percy Dobbs Mr. Clarke

Chief surgeon Yancey ill at home in Katy

Dr. Yancey Ll. br. E. F. Yancey, chief surgeon at the Katy hospital, is ill at his home on the corner of Broadway and Grand avenue with curatis.

Dr. Yancey Ll. Br E. F. Yancey Katy Hospital Broadway Grand Avenue

Morgan Named Chief Clerk to Superintendent Ross

H. Mara's successor KE T. Morgan has been selected to succeed Mara as chief clerk to Supt. George T. Ross and will arrive tomorrow. Morgan formerly worked with the Eastern Minnesota railroad company based in Duluth. Mara will leave for a new post in St. Louis next week.

H. Mara KE. T. Morgan James Mara George T. Ross Morgan Eastern Minnesota Railroad Company Duluth Mara St. Louis

Missouri Pacific President Resigns for Mexican Rail Post

The Missouri Pacific executive team confirms the resignation of the railroad's leader who has accepted a new position with a Mexican railroad, marking a leadership change and cross border industry move.

Missouri Pacific

Hill's Business College Welcomes 50 New Students

Over fifty new students enrolled at Hill's Business College as the fall term begins on Monday. The school reports brighter prospects for the season and anticipates strong enrollment growth.

Hill's Business College

Windsor coal and wood for sale at yards or by phone

A. J. Fults & Co offers Windsor coal of best grade for cooking and heating at $3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed. They also supply dry and green wood in cord or stove lengths at low prices. Contact at 412 East Twelfth Street or by Queen City phone 21 Bell 84.

Windsor A. J. Fults & CO East Twelfth Street Queen City Bell

Thomas Sims Birthday Dance With Young Friends

Thomas Sims of North Osage Street celebrated his birthday Monday with a dance and party attended by a company of his young friends.

Thomas Sims North Osage Street

Finest Line Of Buggies In Sedalia At Queen City Implement

A small real estate style item notes a showroom of buggies by Queen City Implement company located at 214 East Second Street in Sedalia. The item highlights the range and quality of buggies available.

Sedalia Queen City Implement Company East Second Street

Houx to Attend Sedalia Meeting on October Christian Endeavor

Mrs. Kate Houx of St. Louis arrived in Sedalia and will join a First Congregational church gathering this afternoon to discuss plans for the Christian Endeavor Convention scheduled for October.

Kate Houx St. Louis Sedalia First Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Convention

Two Ohio Boys Start Priesthood Training Path

Lon Burrowes and Willie Condon finish studies at Burkettsville Catholic school Ohio then travel to Collegeville Indiana for six years of training. Afterward a three year course at Carthage Indiana completes their priesthood education.

Lon Burrowes Willie Condon Ohio Collegeville Ind Carthagenia

Hoster Stomach Bitters Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments

Advertisement claims Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters cures indigestion dyspepsia flatulency constipation and other stomach ailments with fifty years of cures behind it. Urges sufferers to try it and notes the genuine bottle bears a private stamp over the neck.

Priest continues services after arm injury

Rev. Father Charles Haeckler of Lake Creek broke his arm Sunday morning but led morning services at his church. He then traveled to Sedalia where Dr. Yancey treated him. Father Haeckler was a guest of Fathers Neiberg and Daniel.

Charles Haeckler Lake Creek Sedalia Yancey Father Haeckler Neiberg Daniel

Promotion of G. W. Fitzgerald to general agent

G. W. Fitzgerald, formerly traveling agent for the Missouri Pacific under BE H. Calef and later with the Denver and Rio Grande, is promoted to general agent in charge of freight and passenger traffic for the road with headquarters at Butte Montana.

G. W. Fitzgerald Missouri Pacific BE. H. Calef Denver and Rio Grande Company Salt Lake City Butte, Mont

Links and Pins in Lexington Branch Service

Conductor W J Lafferty of the Lexington branch train is laid off. Beverly Broaddus a Katy hospital druggist returned last night from Bunceton. A Henderson a Missouri Pacific caller at Jefferson City returned home after a short visit here. Missouri Pacific Dispatcher J J Barrett visits relatives near St Louis. E A Lower draftsman for the Missouri Pacific...

W. J. Lafferty Lexington Branch Beverly Broaddus Katy Hospital Bunceton A. Henderson Missouri Pacific Jefferson City J. J. Barrett St. Louis E. A. Lower

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