Costs and court news in Jackson district
Wheat sells at 85 cents a bushel as court actions and local notices fill Jackson headlines. The grand jury indicts W. T. Schneider for first degree murder. Judge Riley's sentence on James Richardson for murder in the first degree is set for June 15. Local notices include sales, auctions, and church events, with updates from Klein's, Ringwald's, and Gladish Bros, plus theater and carnival mentions and a new court house bond election planned for Aug 26, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Schneider
Klein's
P. F. Tuck
Johnson
Jackson
Dowling & Mathew
Ringwald
Methodist District
Hayti
R. W. Russell
W. D. Henderson
United States Carnival Co
Carnival Company
W. A. Hunt
New Mexico
A. R. Byrd
Hunt
Riley
Jas. Richardson
Orren Wilson
Richardson
Supreme Court
Wilson
Henry Brakebusch
Dutchtown
Herald
Lueders
Pocahontas
Price Hobbs
Silas Ramsey
West Jackson
Sniders Mill
Joseph Sievers
Aug. Ringwald
H. Goodchilds
Cape
Carl Wallace
Chas
A. Stevens
Chicago
Morgan Sisters
W. M. Wilson
Allenville
Frederick Kies
German Evangelical Church
Charley Wade
James Richardson
Mrs. Richardson
Wm. Blackwendt
M. L. Spradling
H. H. Hinton
L. J. Zimmermann
J. M. Randol
A. B. Mizer
C. C. Maintz
J. H. Howard
Aug. Peetz
G. W. Cobble
Daniel Lape
John Dickson i
Chas, Harris
Big Sale of Kimball Pianos and Organs at Factory Prices
Two full carloads of Kimball Pianos and Organs offered for 14 days starting May 1 1905 on easy terms. Kimball praised by Adelina Patti Emil Liebling and Rudolph Ganz for tone and action. Sold through 200 Kimball supply stations with W W Kimball Co guarantee. Trade-ins accepted. Store room No 18 Main Street Cape Girardeau Mo across Perronnet Wilson Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McCombs, Jr
Cape County Milling Company
Jackson
Lee Lueders
Schoen
Niblock
Kimball
Adelina Patti
Emil Liebling
Rudolph Ganz
W. W. Kimball & Co
Main Street
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Perronnet & Wilson Mercantile Co
Charity concert and community updates in Jackson area news
The notice highlights a charity concert featuring Miss McCune and Miss Kobelsperger with an orchestra and cadets, plus a sacred monologue by Miss Kobelsperger. It notes Dr and Mrs A L Bryte delaying their Jackson visit until May 15 16, and reports local events including a pike gathering, street curbing work, a lime and quarry company meeting, and the hanging of Bill Rudolph after the Schumacher murder. It calls attendance at the J M A hall entertainment for Lutthe Stimel’s benefit and ends with a biblical quote about charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Kester
Daisy
Kester
Jackson
Wilson Barrett
Miss McCune
Col. Evans
Maj. Greenfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theophilus Robb
St. Louis
Klein’s
Ringer
Dexter
Haiston Poe
John Johnson
Frank Cannon
Wilson Cramer
T. D. Hines
Horace Klaproth
John Cracraft
John
C. H. Walter
Loos Bros
Jackson, Mo
Barks of Crump
C. H. Volmer
Hugh Roberts
Advance
D. M. Margrave
Leemon
Gladish Bros
J. C. Litzelfelner
Alex Eujinburg
Jas. Weisbrod
Savers
North
Fruitland Machine Shops
Carl McNeely
Fruitland
E. L. Hope
Chaonia
Earl Hurst
Martin Lockart
Penzel
Geo. Cross
Adam Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
Cape Monday
Houck
Mr. Houck
Presbyterian Church
McAtee
McAtee & Buerkle
Court House
Eloise Latham
Emil Penzel
Alvin Penzel
Port Huron
Ell Abernathy
van Amburg
A. R. Wheeler
Greenville
Hiaz
Cape Girardeau County
W. H. Miller
W.C. Cracraft
ED. Howard
Alvin Boss
Claus Kerstner
J. L. Hinkle
W. Henderson
G. D. Statler
W. C. Cracraft
Geo. C. Hasslinger Jeweler
Gockel
Jefferson City
Chas. P. Hurst
Rev
C. W. Latham
Roberts
Jackson Lime and Quarry Co
Bill Rudolph
Geo. Collins
Schumacher
Union
J. M. A. Hall
Lutthke
Leo Stimel