07 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
1
A street clash in Japan left Marquisto and an American financier assaulted by a mob. Details on location, motives, and outcomes remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident.
A Tokyo mob stoned Marquis Ito and Edward Harriman, the American rail magnate, amid protests against the peace terms. The violence extended to a fire at the residence of Interior Minister Yoshikawa in Akina sa, with injuries not reported.
Minneapolis on September 7 reports a assembly of several hundred Minnesota Territorial Pioneers at the Log Cabin fair grounds for the annual reunion. The organization, with about 8,000 members, seeks to include all surviving territorial days pioneers. notable attendees include Franklin Steele Col John H Stevens John Rollins General George N Morgan Governor John S Pillsbury Governor Alexander Ramsey Gen H H Sibley and others from St Paul and Minneapolis. Extensive plans were made to entertain visitors.
Chicago Great Western stockholders meet to vote an increase of the 4 percent preferred stock from 10 million to 24.09 million to cover leasing and operating costs for the Mason City and Fort Dodge Railroad lines leased by the C G W for 190 years.
Washington Sept 7 Morgan Beach who resigned as district attorney of the District of Columbia has been appointed special assistant attorney general to conduct the government's case in the cotton report scandal.
Two Santa Fe freight trains collided head on near Concord early today. Fireman F. C. Hobson of Emporia was killed while engineer T. Smith and brakeman C. B. Folsom, both of Emporia, were injured.
The czar and imperial family attended services at Peterhof chapel in St. Petersburg commemorating the signing of the peace treaty. The event marks a formal celebration of the concluded agreement.
The legislative committee in New York opened hearings to determine how individual policy holders influence the governance of so called mutual life insurance companies.
J M Gore of Jerseyville Ill has purchased the Nevada Missouri waterworks gas plant electric light system and street car lines and assumed possession. The sale occurred August 18 and the deeds were published yesterday. The plants are now consolidated supplying power for all services. Col Gore is welcomed by locals for his pleasant disposition and efforts to please patrons.
Fort Worth Texas Sept 7 Mrs John Jackson wife of a railway employee delivered five girl babies this morning all are living. The heaviest weighed five pounds. The mother is 17 and the father 19.
Zolla May Scott, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Scott of Ohio and Pettis streets, pierced her eye with a stick Wednesday. The injury penetrated the eyeball but doctors W J Ferguson and Kelly hope to save the sight.
Miss C neva Houses and A C Slocum were married at noon Wednesday at the Epworth M E church parsonage with Rev McClure officiating.
Condition of Capt. E W Stevens remains serious and unimproved following a Tuesday attack of heart trouble. The public was informed that his illness is critical and ongoing.
The Sunday school picnic of the First Congregational church has been canceled due to weather conditions, delaying the planned Friday event.
A marriage permit was issued to Frederick C. Voight of Grosedale II and Jennie Bening of Houstonia.
The president declares the report of planning a five in the submarine Plunger is nonsense. He asserts no one with sense believed the story when published.
A royal themed gathering hosted by Woodmen Circle drew a large audience and received high praise for its organization and entertainment value, marking a successful community event.
Chicago hosts a two day meeting of city executives to discuss municipal ownership of streetcar systems. Mayor Dunne and the Municipal Ownership league organized the event aiming to spread the doctrine while facing mixed faith among attendees. A banquet and boulevard tours accompany the program as Chicago showcases its urban experiment.
The forecast calls for showers tonight and Friday. Residents should expect possible passing showers, with conditions turning drier later in the period.
Texarkana Ark Sept 7 The formation of a National Farmers Union to unite farmers across the south and west emerged from a meeting of Southern and Western farmers called by the Texas Farmers Union. The group, with about 275000 members in Texas and nearby states, aims to boost political influence and reforms in transportation and related issues, with action to wait for the next presidential campaign.
Sedalia joins the Golf Club of Missouri organization after a вчера event affecting its IT operations. Lee Montgomery, an officer, commented on the disruption and possible long term effects on member clubs.
The London correspondent reports Old Moore the almanac prophet foresees disasters from deaths and earthquakes to financial crashes and strikes in 1906. January through December show chaotic events, with a Happy New Year wish tacked onto the prophecy. A separate item notes a Missouri state golf championship tournament planned for October 14 at the Normandy links, forming the Missouri State Golf Association with Sedalia club participation.
A party of young men from Sedalia enjoying a week’s camp on Blackwater Creek includes Merrill Thomas John Alsopaugh Walter Baumgartner George Quisenberry and Walter Nelson.
Henry G. Satterwhite an employee of Beiler Grocery and Miss Carrie B. Coons a popular West Secord street girl were married last evening.
Jeffersonville Ky Sept 7 The annual Work family reunion gathers today at the Work homestead east of Charleston with several hundred members from five states in attendance Gov J Frank Hanly attends and will speak this evening The clan traces roots to 1804 when John Work and his elder brother Henry settled in the county after moving from Pittsburg Pa They established mills and a distillery along Fourteen Mile creek including three flouring mills seven saw mills a powder mill and a distillery
Denver observers recount a joyous meeting as Henry Hartman of Denver joins brothers William Hartman of Clear Lake and Martin Hartman of Findlay in a rare 40 year postwar reunion. Another pair, J. W. Anderson of Plankington and C H. Anderson of Downs, also reunite after 24 years, both having served in the Fourth Ohio.
The body of George Nelson who died at his home 918 South Eighth Street Kansas City Kansas arrived here this afternoon for interment.
In New Orleans on September 7 the Italian colony relief committee strains to meet yellow fever emergencies. Widows with children receive food and shelter while sixteen orphans are sheltered by Italian Sisters. Forty homeless convalescents are cared for and a soup kitchen is opened.
A Pennsylvania passenger train struck a crowd of men at Homewood this morning. One man was killed instantly, another died of injuries, and three others are seriously hurt. The incident occurred near Pittsburg, reported by Scripps-McRae Press Association.
The business session opens with a fierce contest for commander in chief between Corporal Tanner of New York and General Brown of Ohio. Indianapolis leads in the race to host the next encampment while plans for a reunion of Confederate and Union veterans are discouraged.
Omaha police search for Pat Crowe after a sensational pistol duel last night that involved Crowe another man and four officers. Officer Jackson, wounded, is reported resting easily this morning.
Cleveland Ohio reports Eva Booth will head a Salvation Army detachment into Kentucky feud districts next spring signaling a mission amid social unrest.
The will of William Garton was filed for probate today leaving the estate to his aunt Mrs. Lizzie Garton.
The Washington Post notes M Witte, once a railroad ticket agent, is now linked to problematic questioning methods. This report traces how his past job may have shaped how he handles inquiries today.
John Mitchell of the Mine Workers and AFL leaders plan a Shamokin convention from December 5 to 19 to draft demands. They seek union recognition by operators, an eight hour day, higher pay, and a uniform wage scale for those not contract miners. Mitchell will push the drive in the Schuylkill district with Reading coal interests backing the effort.
Augusta Hinker a 25 year old Lutman area girl and waiter at a boarding house in Kansas City died by drinking carbolic acid in a suicide. She left a note to boarder Thomas Cunningham saying she loved him and to bill her father Henry Hinken. Funeral held at Latman today with Rev Creper of the German M E church officiating.
The 23rd national convention of the Women’s Relief Corps auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic began at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church in Denver. Attendance was large and speeches were given by noted members. National headquarters are at the Brown Palace Hotel with open house for delegates and Sons and Daughters of Veterans. A grand reception and several entertainments plus excursions are planned for visiting delegates.
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