Listing Rooms for Shop Men Master Mechanic
A listing notes rooms for shop men and references master mechanic Dolan S receiving a number of offers from people.
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28 Sep 1905
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Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
1
New Mechanics Arrival Prompts Lodging Drive in Sedalia
An influx of railroad shop workers, headed by Master Mechanic Dolan, will move to Sedalia next week. East Sedalia residents rush to provide rooms and meals as the Missouri Pacific shops expand, with many families awaiting longer-term housing.
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Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Sines Mir
Dolan
East Sedalia
Funeral of Capt Stevens At Calvary Church
Funeral services for Capt E W Stevens were set for Friday at 2 30 PM at Calvary Episcopal Church, following his death at 116 Quincy Street Wednesday morning. The Rev Edmund A Neville will officiate with Calvary’s choir performing My Faith Looks Up to Thee and other sacred music. pallbearers listed as W Powell A R Easton J W Meonefee J J Bertche O P Wilcox and Jeromie Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Church
Srvices
Palocarces
Messrs
If. Powell
A. R. Easton
J. W. Meonefee
J. J. Bertehe
O. P. Wilcox
Jeronie Meyer
Forest Park SaturdayEvents Under R C Combs Management
R C Combs has been secured by Sedalia Transit to manage events at Forest Park on Saturday afternoon at 3. Contests include potato race sack race 100 yard dash broad jump running broad jump boys and girls races age war and an ice cream prize. Prizes will be listed in Friday papers. Participants must register with Mr 4 on site before 2 20 D.
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R. C. Combs
Sedala+Transit company
Forest Park
Priges
Fever Stops Railroad Refugees Passed Through Jackson
Passenger traffic is practically closed on the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley line as Jackson authorities require refugees from infected southwestern points to pass through without stopping. Railroads will run specials to move refugees through the city without transfers.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Jackson
Miss
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley
Quarantine Extends to Mobile Over Mississippi Fever Case
Mobile health officials report Mississippi is quarantined against Mobile due to a fever case traced to Whistler. The notice, issued September 28, affects travel and shipping into Mobile from the state until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beripps-McRae Prees Association
Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Whistler
Shaw Calls for Expanded Bank Circulation Policy
Secretary Shaw addressed the Ohio Bankers Association arguing currency is strong but not perfect. He urged raising rational bank circulation to about 50 percent of outstanding government bonds, with 6 percent interest paid by banks and a government guarantee, to address spring excesses and crop moving season anxiety.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Ohio Bankers’ Association
United States
Congress
Perkins Again On The Rack In Insurance Inquiry
George Perkins of Morgan & Co and the New York Life Insurance Co faced questions in the insurance inquiry over the sale of St Louis terminal bonds. He refused to produce Morgan & Co books, offering copies instead. Hughes, the committee’s lawyer, pressed for the books as Perkins said he would consult counsel. The investigation into Equitable transactions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
George Perkins
Morgan & Co
New York Life Insurance Company
Perkins
St. Louis
Hughes
Equitable
Negro Suffrage League Considers Territory Statehood
Okmulgee Indian Territory September 28 The Negro Suffrage League met to discuss statehood and to allow the territorys colored voters to express themselves on the issue. Attendance was very large and sentiment in favor of statehood was enthusiastic.
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Okmulgee
I. T
Negro Suffrage League of
Indian Territory
Salina Wife Charged With Axe Murder of Husband
Mrs. Camdwell of Salina is accused of murdering her husband with an axe. Prosecutors allege foul play and have filed homicide charges against her.
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Camdwell
Salina
Caldwell Woman Bound Over In Salina Murder Case
Mrs. Susan Caldwell was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing in Salina Kansas on September 28. The case centers on the murder of James F. Caldwell on September 3. prosecutors seek a bond, witnesses included the defendant’s daughter Lena Caldwell. The trial includes blood stained bed linens and a contested night dress. defense seeks bond while the state builds a motive and credibility case.
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Judge Addison
Caldwell
M. T. Miller
Lena Galdwell
Lena
Harry
Mr. Caldwell
Oil Prices Rise On Market Hope And Demand Signals
Oil markets gain as traders cite supportive demand indicators and ongoing supply discipline. Prices move higher amid expectations of stronger economic activity and potential production adjustments by key producers.
Standard Oil Advances Oil Prices Amid Monopoly Fears
In Pittsburg and Chanute Kansas on September 28 the Standard Oil company raised crude oil prices by five cents for eastern production and two cents for western. Western crude oil prices including 30 and 31 degree oils rose from three to five cents with various degrees up one to five cents as producers predict a surge in oil activity. Industry observers say the move aims to crush independent fuel oil competition as the Whiting pipeline nears completion.
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Standard Company
Standard
Mystery Murder in Back Bay Linked to Boston Police
A Boston police-connected line ties a mysterious Back Bay murder to police involvement. Details remain sparse as investigators pursue leads and verify suspect connections.
Boston Faces Fresh Break in Suitcase Murder Probe
Boston police near identifying the young murder victim as detectives pursue two leads. A man linked to the suitcase sale is under watch while divers search Winthrop Bay for the torso remains. A Back Bay theory lingers as a physician tied to the case is rumored to be involved.
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Boston
Mass
Winthrop Day
Jeremiah Green
Winthrop Heights
Winthrop Bay
Lyon
Maine
Back Bay
Burnham
Bank Robbery Shocks Eldorado as Safe Is Looted
Burglars wrecked Burnett's private bank safe in Eldorado this morning. They escaped with eight to ten thousand dollars as citizens awoke and fired at the intruders without effect. Bloodhounds are in pursuit.
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Eldorado
Charge of dynamiting case before Boonville jury
State Game and Fish Warden J H Rodes traveled to Boonville as cases against J P Bossart Missouri Pacific conductor Charles Blankenship engineer and Fireman Aulemiller for dynamiting in Dour branch on September 19 were to be disposed of. Trainmen allege no explosives were used to kill fish and defense will claim dynamite aided railroad construction.
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J. H. Rodes
Boonville
J. P. Bossart
Missouri Pacific
Charles Blankenship
Aulemiller
Dour Branch
Funeral of Miss Josie Kell in St. Louis
The funeral for Miss Josie Kell who was killed by a train in the Iron Mountain yards at St. Louis Tuesday evening was held at 2 o clock this afternoon at Broadway Christian Church. Rev. W F Hamann officiated and many relatives and friends attended with interment in the city cemetery.
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Josie Kell
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Broadway Christian Church
W. F. Hamann
James Quinn Named District Organizer for Sedalia Knights
James Quinn of Quinn Brothers' shoe store is appointed district organizer for the Sedalia District of the Knights of Columbus. His role will coordinate council activity and member engagement across the district.
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James Quinn
Quinn Brothers’ Shoe Store
Sedalia
Knights of Columbus
Festival of St Michael Services at Calvary Church
Tomorrow the Calvary Church will hold services and a sermon at 10 a.m. to mark the feast of St Michael and All Angels. The event invites parishioners to attend and reflect on the holy day.
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St. Michael and All Angels
Armistice Talks Between Russian and Japanese Armies Fail
Russian and Japanese military representatives appointed to arrange the armistice for Northern Korea met in Seoul today but could not agree. Russia declined to meet Japanese demands and asked to withdraw to consult General Linevitch.
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Korea
Russia
Gen
City Hires Attorney to Challenge Utilities Franchises
Hon. James T. Montgomery is employed by the city to assist City Attorney Shortridge in suits to annul public utilities franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Montgomery
Shortridge
Williamson and two others convicted of land frauds
Congressman Williamson and two co defendants were found guilty yesterday on multiple land fraud charges. The verdict marks a decisive outcome in a case involving alleged schemes over property titles and related financial misconduct.
Convicted in Oregon land frauds case involving congressman
The United States jury found Congressman J N Williamson sheep partner Van Gesner and Marion R Biggs guilty of subornation of perjury in schemes to fraudulently locate government land. Indictments allege conspiracies starting June 30, 1902 to procure land for sheep grazing. appeals anticipated for the three men. Senator Mitchell already convicted. several minor officials await action.
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Williamson
Mitchell
Washington
J. N. Williamson
van Gesner
M. R. Biggs
Prineville, Ore
United States of Public Lands
Crook County
Oregon
van Gesner and Williamson
Congress
United States
Missouri breeders sweep premiums at Lewis and Clark stock show
Sedalia and Sedalia bred J Crouch & Sons win the grand championship in coach and Belgian mares as Missouri lines dominate the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland Oregon. Mc Laughlin Brothers of Kansas City claim multiple prizes with French Percherons and Belgian coaches. Missouri exhibitors hold top premiums across cattle horses and other stock sections, with $5000 in Missouri premiums and a share of $30,000 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crouch & Sons
Missouri
McLaughlin Bros
Kansas City
Dogen
France
McLaughlins
J. Crouch & Son
Sedalia
Missouri Commission
Portland Exposition
Missouri Stock Wins Big at Oregon Exhibition
Missouri breeders claim top premiums as their stock dominates the Oregon exhibition, taking all best prizes and highlighting strong performance across classes.
Women of Western New York Episcopal Aux Celebrate 25th
Rochester N Y Sept 28 hundreds of Episcopal women from the diocese gathered at St Luke s church to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the Western New York diocese women s auxiliary. Mrs Philip Nichols presided and delivered her annual address as Bishop Walker attended and planned an address. A reception and banquet is set for tomorrow evening.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
St. Luke’s Church
Philip Nichols
Geneva
Thos. B. Berry
Charles Potter
van der Beek
Allan Holloway
Bishop Walker
Wil
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Tuc
E. W. Stevens
Quincy Street
Calvary Ipscopal Church
Edmund A. Neville
Offi
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Cos Somes
Association
Perkin
Morgan and
The
Salina, Kas
Susan
Dis
Trict Court
Kansas Fields
Scripps-McRae Presse Association
Pittsburg, Kas
Standard Oil Company
Chanute
Kas
Boston Police
Illinois Bank
Harrisburg
Burnett
Miss Kell
Seoul
Eral Linevitch
Attorney Montgomery
Congressman Williamson
Portland, Cre
J. N. William
Dr. van Gessner
Marion
R. Biggs
Portland, Ore
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Coast States
Indiana
Illinois
Steward & Hautcheon
Baleckow
Northwest
Luke M. Emerson
Bowling Green
Emerson
W. M. Brown & Son
Carrollton
Tebo Cattle Company
Clinton
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