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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1902

Page

4

Doctors accused of eavesdropping on confessions

Father McKeever of St. Rose of Lima in Newark charges Newark City Hospital physicians with eavesdropping during patient confessions. He reports a staffer hid behind a screen to listen, hindering anointing for a dying woman. Dr. Baker denies knowledge of eavesdropping but says the priest may perform spiritual rites.

Newark City Hospital New York Father Mchkeever Catholic Church of St. Rose of Lima Newark N. J Newark City Father Melkeever McKeever Father McKeever Frank E. Baker

Have You Seen Duncan Professor Jack Duncan Clairvoyant

Professor Jack Duncan offers to provide information on any subject. Call at 135 East Cooper between 7 and 10 30 a m and 1 to 3 30 p m or at the office at 114 East Main between 10 30 and noon and 3 30 to 6 p m for consultations.

Jack Duncan E. Cooper E. Main

Robinson's European Hotel Lists First of the Season Fresh Oysters

The Robinson's European hotel announces new supply of fresh oysters on hand marking the season's first harvest. Guests may enjoy the premium seafood as part of the dining offerings.

Robinson’s European

Rateroarews Filed Against Katy in Territory

Several heavy damage suits were filed against the Missouri Kansas and Texas last week in the Territory. One suit seeks 40000 dollars by Chas A Keefe who lost an arm while switching at South McAllester. Keefe formerly lived in Denison and has relatives there. He moved to Erin Indian Territory joining a farm interest.

Missouri Kansas Texas Chas. A. Keefe South McAllester Keefe Denison Erin I. T

Missouri Pacific Adds Three Freight Crews and Conductors

Heavy Pacific freight traffic prompts Missouri Pacific to add three through freight crews on Friday. New crew leaders are Meyers Lyons and Delaplaine. New brakemen named Saturday include Fred Harris James E Moran F M Harmon J W Warford D F Warford C W McHan and S H Leitner.

Missouri Pacific Meyers, Lyons Delaplaine Myers Lyons Patterson Fred Harris James E. Moran F. M. Harmon J. W. Warford

Hospital Arrivals List of Laborers and Railway Workers

Hospital arrivals include Louis Pinchback and John Breeding laborers from Greenville and Green ville, Charles Joseph from Chick ie Chockie, William Young from Dut ZAaAw, T Crittenden fire knocker from Denison, Joe Williams brakeman from Smithville, J E Barrett and J W Campbell from Smith, Silas Brown train porter atoka, Thomas Morrow laborer Clinton, and Conductor Pat Curran with Brakeman Roy Hinkle of the Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern who were laid off to attend the Wilhite funeral. Conductor John.

T. Crittenden Denison Joe Williams Smithville J. E. Barrett Pat Curran Roy Hinkle Sedalia Warsaw Southwestern Wilhite John

Mrs Zoll Very Ill in Warrensburg Visit

Coronel Charles Zoll of Sedalia and his wife were in Warrensburg Saturday morning en route to Kansas City for hospital treatment. She is seriously ill, local newspaper reports.

Burglar's Wife to Appear at Wood's Opera House

M McLaughlin advance man for the Burglar's Wife company visited the city to arrange the appearance of the attraction at Wood's Opera House next Monday night September 15.

M. McLaughlin Wood's Opera House

Spook's Social at First Christian Church

A spook’s social is planned in the parlors of the First Christian church on Tuesday at 7 30 pm. The public is invited to appear as spooks and bring refreshments for 10 cents.

First Christian Church

Pastry and Ice Cream Stand Ad Prompt

Local notice promoting pastries and ice cream by Charles with a contact phone number 82. The brief urges readers to visit for selection and popular treats.

Bicycle Thief Arrested After Street Thefts

Officer Charles Leftwich investigated two bicycle thefts in Sedalia. Clarence Jackson reported a $15 bicycle stolen from Carl A Guenther's. it turned up at Aron's for 50 cents. The second bike, a $300 machine stolen from W D Begar on Ohio Street, was recovered near the Star saloon. Frank J Woods, from Indiana, confessed to the Begar theft and was jailed ten days after a straightforward tale. he claimed it was his first theft and he was returning home from the Territory.

Charles Leftwien East Sedalia Jackson Boys Eckhot Clarence Jackson Carl A Guenther’s Leftwich Main Street Aronson's W. D. Begar Ohio Street Osage Street Main Second Woods Indiana Frank J. Woods Washington Ind Territory

Sandy Bottom to Delight Audiences at Opera House

The strong end varied play Sandy Bottom brings laughter and sympathetic tears. It plays Thursday September 1 at the opera house with a cast led by R. E. French Edward Allan Samuel Wheeler J. E. Jackson Eva French Jennie Montingue Loetta Babcock and others.

Opera House R. E

Burial of Infant in Sedalia

Frank Ferguson, nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson, died at Pleasant Green Missouri Friday. The burial train brought the body to Sedalia on Katy Passenger No. 3. Funeral held at 11 o'clock at Goodrich home 306 East Second Street, Rev. A. A. Boyd officiating. Interment in city cemetery.

Frank J. E. Ferguson Pleasant Green Sedalia Katy Goodrich Homes East Second Street A. A. Boyd City Cemetery

Sedalia Ball Club Player Visited by Missouri Pacific Kin

G N Curtis of the Missouri Pacific offices in Kansas City visited Sedalia over Sunday with his son Paul, a Sedalia baseball club pitcher. Five deaf and dumb friends joined from Kansas City to watch the game. The group gathered near the Elks hotel, conversing with their fingers.

G. N. Curtis Missouri Pacific Railway Kansas City Sedalia Paul Burson Elks Hotel

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