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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1902
Page
7
Restaurant advertisement promises first class service and car delivery for what you want and pay for what you eat at 2138 West Main Street Q C Telephone Md da ila Nightspot style copy and location in Missouri.
A runaway train crash on Ninth Street and a grip car plus a rear car of the Independence avenue train caused a deadly wreck. Gripman W. D. Taylor died at his post and around twenty people were injured with several feared fatally. Passengers and others were taken to the depot waiting room or sent home as medical help arrived.
An Independence avenue cable train at 6 10 p m on Friday crashed into a slowly moving red train near the Union depot on the Ninth street incline. One man William D Taylor chipman of the runaway train was killed and eleven others injured. The grip failed to release the rope at Penn street stop and the lead car sped down the hill 300 feet from the terminal shed as passengers panicked and attempted to escape.
A saying emphasizes inner virtue over appearance and notes that true health comes from all body organs working together, with Rocky Mountain promoting this holistic standard.
F Taylor Cain offers a bicycle starting at 35 dollars with a 50 cent daily price drop from August 15. If unsold, the price reduces to 50 cents by October 23 at 116 West Main.
The ad notes a display of buggies at Queen City Implement company located at 214 East Second Street Sedalia. It markets a ready stock of buggies for sale to local customers.
Sedalia records show a maximum temperature of 46 degrees with clear or calm conditions. No significant weather events noted for the date.
The note records minimum temperature mean temperature and wind from northeast with a light breeze. It mentions rain from 7 30 a m to 11 30 a m and an observation by J. W. T.
Advertisement urges using Red Cross Ball Blue to keep whites bright. Promotes large 2 oz packets for five cents sold by grocers.
The County Jail released inmates on Saturday. Bessie Smith and Ted Flint were freed after two days for lewd conduct. Sam Kemp and Genevieve Arnold, both noted as colored, were released after four days for disturbing the peace. PF G Clarke and Bunce Chaney were released after five and thirteen days respectively for disturbing the peace.
J H Bothwell attorney announces realty financing options with $1000 minimum, low rates, and best terms in Pettis county. Loans feature 5 percent interest and partial payment privileges through Sedalia National Bank Building.
A new opera house will be built at Clinton by Col. Woolfolk with seating for 1,000. The project promises an elegant venue to host performances and cultural events in the city.
The advertisement touts fresh oysters prepared by Robinson’s new European setup. It emphasizes premium presentation and signature service, appealing to diners seeking refined seafood options.
In the police court Saturday morning J C McGrath was fined five dollars for intoxication. He paid.
A regional notice lists a sale on September 3 and 9 and 23 with 30 days at one fare plus two dollars. The event covers Western Ohio Central and Southern Indiana including Louisville Kentucky.
The Chicago Apparel Gazette August 19 highlights an illustration of the Bell store in Sedalia, a reading clothing shop owned by Albert Kahn. It notes the interior design and praises the shop's display concept.
The Bell owned by Albert Kahn in Sedalia Missouri shows an interior expansion with a 20 by 25 foot rear extension forming a double deck. The upper level will house a men s shoe department and the ground floor a children s and boys clothing department. A large front basement will hold trunks and gear totaling 65 feet in depth.
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