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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1901
Page
5
An advertorial for an early 20th century stage show titled A Story of a Woman's Revenge presented by Charles Showles. It touts stage realism and marvels of scenic ingenuity with a magician illusionist and necromancer billed as key attractions.
A stream of social notices lists visits and travel of residents and guests from Sedalia Missouri to nearby towns and cities including Warrensburg St. Joseph Kansas City and Chicago. Names include Miss Addie Keiser Miss Sophia Brokmeyer Dr Fitzgerald Mrs Seago Mrs Ritchie and many others with movements and engagements noted.
The Second Regiment band departs tonight for Columbia to perform at the Elk's race meet this week. The Sumner County Jubilee Wheat Carnival Poultry and Pet Stock show runs from September 24 to 28 at Wellington. Bogar's 317 Ohio highlights new fall millinery.
Angeline Scotten died September 9 1901 born October 15 1820 in Bedford county Tennessee. She moved to Chariton county Missouri in 1827 married Peter Scotten December 25 1850 as his second wife then settled in Pettis county. She joined Walnut Branch Primitive Baptist church at 34 and remained faithful. She had six children four living R M Scotten of Cole Camp educator Martin of Sedonia Washington Marion of Colorado and Mrs S De Jarnett of Pauline. Funeral held at the Baptist church September 10 conducted by Rev J A Teague.
An Atchison youth helps a woman named Emma Goldman with a unique project. He crafts sofa pillows and distributes them to his friends in a small community scene. The content also references a long human figure and a rattlesnake with twenty six rattles and a button.
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