Hendrickson Acquitted In Insanity Verdict At Trial
A Missouri jury acquitted James Hendrickson of murder on grounds of insanity after a three hour deliberation on Oct 1905. The shooting of John Woodside, a wealthy farmer of Maloy, followed alleged marital infidelity. Court records note witnesses describing Hendrickson as unbalanced and distressed.
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Uantil
Hendrickon
Arties
Jas. Hendrickson
John Godside
Ear Maley
Brockton
Woodside
Hendrickson
Bellus
Goolside
Ensworthospital
St. Joseph
U Stedy
Evans
McCaun & Wisdom
W. E. Miller
John P. Goldizen
Blockton
Defendant
Weldon Alley
Golditen
H. E. Worthington
John Woodside
Maloy
Humphrey
Wm. Golding
Colorado
Wm. Gleason
B. Courtner
Bedford To Host Chautauqua In August Dates Set
A Bedford Chautauqua is approved for August 9 to 19 this year. The committee, led by W. K. Miller and others, promises high quality and valuable attractions. The group vows to pursue a successful event despite challenges.
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Bedford
W. KE. Miller
H. 8. Ash
W. M. Jackson
S. E. Thompson
Chas, Stephens
Ralph Thompson
E. O. Dowlin
A. I. Jones
Bad road near Bedford spurs call for fixes and club help
A worn section on John Jones hill, three miles west of Bedford, blocks traffic on a side hill jeep and even empty wagons. Farmers offer labor to repair the road, hoping to boost local trade with Clarinda. A passerby notes damage to his buggy and urges organized Bedford commercial efforts to improve roads and commerce.
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John Jones
Bedford
Clarinda
Taylor County
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New Boot Shop Opens In Blythedale By J W Poynter
A new business man, J. W. Poynter of Blythedale, Mo., has purchased the boot and shoe business of W. S. Reynolds and will take possession Saturday. Poynter, an experienced general merchant, plans interior improvements and a stock expansion. Reynolds and wife expect to move soon to Fort Collins, Colorado, their old home, with best wishes from the community.
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J. W. Poynter
Blythedale
Reynolds
Poynter
Hoe
Miss Manker Heads to Twin Falls for Musical Career
Miss Ethel Manker, born in Bedford, leaves Thursday for Twin Falls Idaho to pursue her music profession. A trained accompanist and organist, she studied under Prof J R Dunham and Prof Whiteman, earning high praise and a diploma, with hopes of success in Idaho. An Art Club dinner celebrated Washington's Birthday at the Steptie and reptorts homes.
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Ethel Manker
Twin Falls
Idaho
Miss Manker
Bedford
G. F. Manker
First Baptist
J. R. Dunham
New York
Denver
Whiteman
Whiteman School of Vocal Art
Twin Falla
Salmagundi Party at Mrs Scane’s Hospitable Home
Mrs Frances M Scane entertained about a dozen ladies at a Salmagundi party from 2 30 to 5 30 Tuesday afternoon. The rooms were beautifully decorated and a delightful luncheon was served. Several guessing contests and various games added lively competition to the gathering.
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Frances M. Scane
Smith the Tailor Leaves Bedford for Shawnee Oklahoma
J. M. Smith a Bedford resident for over thirty years, longtime local tailor, departed Monday for Shawnee Oklahoma to make his future home. He is well known across the county and neighbors wish him happiness in his new location.
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J. M. Smith
Bedford
Shawnee
Okl
Mr. Smith
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T. W. Trimble
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Lenox
I. Bethel
Jackson Township
W.B. Estle
A. F. Hopkins
Gravity
J. W. Dotte
I. A. Roberts
Conway
Ralph S. McKee
Dunn
F. Wisdom
de. Geiger
St. Joe
Ensworth Hospital
Mr. Wright
Mr. Woodside
Jim Hendricsson
Vensburg
Buchanan County
Missouri
M. Wright
A. E. King
St. Joe Hospital
Hompson Clothing CO
Iowa
Chautauqua
Florsheim
P.S
Art Club
C. T. Steptie
A. Reptorta
Washington
George Washington
Mrs
Francis M. Scane
Bedford Poultry Yards
Healy
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