Young merchant vanished Thursday found at Knob Noster
A young merchant who disappeared Thursday was located at Knob Noster. Local authorities confirmed the discovery and are evaluating the case for further steps.
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04 Jun 1905
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Sedalia Sunday Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1905
Page
1
Missing McVey Returns Home From Trail Search
Arthur McVey, who vanished Thursday night, walked west to the State fair grounds spur and spent the night on straw. He reappeared late Friday at Knob Noster, found by his brother Blaine, a Missouri Pacific telegraph operator, and is now under a physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine McVey
Missouri Pacific
Knob Noster
Man Recovering After Erratic Flight From Town
A man, exhausted and dirty, was found near Knob Noster with no clear memory of how he reached the area. His brother escorted him back to the city Friday night. Authorities suspect a temporary mental break brought on by recent bout with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knob Noster
Balance Sheet Fragments Reveal Bank Assets and Deposits
The document lists loans and discounts 780404.72, overdrafts 6959.18, cash 155800.00, deposits 889654.95, and a bank building line item totaling 214080.36. It asserts the above statement is correct with capital stock 100000.00, surplus 74664.51, and Rediscounts 20000.00.
Queer Kansas Man Runs Trusts While Jailed
Case reports a Kansan jailed for violating trust law, with E. J. Smiley, secretary of the Grain Dealers' Association, described as having a good and profitable imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Will Preach Abroad as Dresden Chaplain
Rev. Edmund A. Neville sails for Europe in July and accepts a six week Dresden chaplaincy at St. John's American church with a salary covering his eight weeks abroad. He plans to sail around July 12 and return in September. Rev. Critten den of Clinton, Missouri, will lead Calvary Episcopal Church services during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. Neville
Europe
St. John’s American Church
Dresden
Germany
Neville
America
Rev. Crittenden
Clinton
Calvary Episcopal Church
Love Made Him a Tramp
Frank Madaus, reportedly jilted in love, was arrested in Joplin on a vagrancy charge while wandering with hoboes. Authorities found about $5,000 in cash and instruments including checks and deposits from an Independence bank. He offered no protest at arrest as he lounged near railroad yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Joplin
Frank Madaus
Independence
Kansas
Madaus
Man relates fortune and love despair on road
Marshall Myers revealed a small fortune and letters from Independence and Coffeyville residents. Madaus, discharged from custody, said love disappointment drove him to travel to forget the past, citing Miss Minnie Allen as the cause of it all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Myers
Independence
Coffeyville
Kan
Madaus
Minnie Allen
Smoked as He Died On Death Note and Hanging
John Hein of 109 Ninth Avenue Manhattan was found dead in Smith's park Glendale Queens. He wrote in a pocketbook that he was sick of life then cut his wrists and leg veins, walked about, set a noose, and strangled himself. He clung to a pipe as it was found half smoked. He had been unemployed seven months and had been seeking work on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Smith’s Park
Glendale
Queens
Long Island
Epworth League Elects Officers and Delegates at Meeting
Epworth League of Epworth M E church held its monthly meeting with large attendance. Officers chosen for the year include President Miss Retta Slagle and several vice presidents, secretary Otis F. Smith, and organizers Miss Maud Williams and Miss Hazel Linaberry. Delegates to the Sedalia Epworth convention were elected: Elmer Robb, Miss Retta Slagle, Mrs. Jennie McClure, O. F. Smith, Sherman Whiprecht. Afterward the group enjoyed a free lunch, toasts, and a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta Slagle
Elmer Robb
Lynn Henderson
Miss Trix
Otis F. Smith
Texas
Wilder Hansam
Maud Williams
Hazel Linaberry
Epworth
Sedalia
Jennie McClure
O. F. Smith
Sherman Whiprecht
Altertuaites
Myrtle Robb
Trix Beasmore
Laura Hansam
League
Rockford Band Withdraws From Beloit Parade
A non union dispute disrupted the Modern Woodmen parade at the Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Picnic. The Rockford band refused to march unless Beloit and Evansville bands were excluded. after a conference they permitted non union bands to proceed and withdrew. Evansville won first in band prizes with Janesville second Freeport third. Madison edged Rockford for Foresters drill victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit, Wis
Southern
Wisconsin and
Northern Illinois
Rockford, Ill
Beloit City
Evansville
Wis
Rockford
Janesville
Freeport
Foresters
Madison
Dorn & Cloney Carpet Cleaners Offer $10 Street Contest
Dorn and Cloney Laundry Co. introduces a street contest to advertise carpet cleaning. A rep will walk Ohio Street between Second and Sixth on Saturday June 10 from 2 to 5 pm and award $10 to the first person who asks him, Do you know that Dorn and Cloney clean carpets. Citizens urged to participate as a carnival like scene develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorn & Cloney Laundry Co
Ohio Street
Ohio
Dorn & Cloney
Circuit court docket entries from yesterday
The circuit court listed cases including Wilson vs Burbank with an appeal to the Kansas City Court of Appeals, Richardson Roberts Co case with an appeal, Finnegan vs Missouri Pacific Railway with damages and venue change to Montean county, Mapes vs Mapes a divorce with custody awarded to the plaintiff, and Otis Court adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
C. I. Wilson
C. E. Burbank
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Richardson Roberts D. G. Co
Fuller A. Carter
Mitchell Finnegan
Missouri Pacific Railway Co
Montrean County
William A. Mapes
Clara Ellen Mapes
Quisenberry Pupils Host Successful Social
The pupils of Quisenberry school held a social at the home of C. D. Warren four miles west of the city on Friday. The event drew a large crowd and raised 12 dollars 85 cents for the school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quisenberry School
D. Warren
Probate Court Adjourns After Saturday Sessions
Probate court was in session Saturday with numerous settlements in various estates. The court adjourned during the afternoon until June 21.
Teachers Peter and Scotten Attend State Normal
Peter and O M Scotten are praised Pettis county rural school teachers who will travel to Warrensburg tomorrow to attend summer school at the state normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter and
O. M. Scotten
Pettis County
Warrensburg
Smiley serves third of 90 day anti trust sentence in jail
E J Smiley secretary of the Kansas State Grain Dealers Association has served one third of a ninety day sentence for conspiracy to violate the Farrelly anti trust law in fixing grain prices in Rush county. He conducts association business from jail and plans for clemency while remaining the sole prisoner in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Smiley
Supreme Court of the United States
John Purcell
Grain Dealers’ Association
Hoch
Rockefeller
Kansas
Federal Supreme Court
Topeka
McGinleys Report Pat McGinley Set to Sail Home
Mr and Mrs Michael McGinley announce a message from Pat McGinley visiting Ireland says he will sail for home about June 8. The note confirms his return plans and location during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McGinley
Pat McGinley
Ireland
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Arthur McVey
McVey
Tance
Hail G Kibby Dry Goods CO
Citizens’ National Bank
Sedalia, MO
Resources
Tures
Tion Fund
Cash and Sight Exchange
WM. H. Powell
Miums
LAW
E. J. Smiley
Edmund Neville
St. John’s Church
Third National Bank
Missouri
United States
U. S
W. A. Latimer
Casanier
U. S. de
H. W. Harris
VUDOR
A. W. McKenzie
E. 5Th Street
New York
John Hein
Ninth Avenue
The
Epworth M. E. Church
Society
Epworth League of
Beasmore
Miss Myrtle Robb
Sentinel
the Circuit Court
Kansas City
Otis
Scripps-McRae Press Association
la Crosse, Kas
E. J. Smi
Ley
Kansas State
Grain Dealers Association
McCormick
Kimonas
Warner
C. B
W. B
P. D
Nemo
Hail G Kibby Dry Goods Company
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