Missouri Officials In Federal Court Plea Split
W A Morrow and Thomas Barrett appeared before Judge Adams in Federal Court and pleaded not guilty to conspiracy charges. Bond for Morrow set at 12,000 with additional 10,000 for the indictment, Barrett to post 2,000. Several local figures signed accuration for Morrow. Barrett showed calm, while Morrow appeared nervous as it was his first federal appearance. A November 2 formal date was set for their cases. Nearly 6,000 Missouri students receive agriculture instruction as part of primary courses with over 100 teachers from Missouri University teaching in public schools this year.
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W. A. Morrow
Alexander M. Dockery
Missouri
Thomas ©. Barrett
St. Louis Court of Appeals
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Kuilty
Federal Grand Jury
Morrow
Fred W. Lehovann
Morton Jourdan
Hane
J. Wade
St. Louie
Harvey Salmon
Clinton County
Jobin G Emiett
Cooper County
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Fon
St Loots Transit Company
Barpon
Adams
Barrett
Harret
Joseph Gillick
Harrett
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Wim
United States District Attorney
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Atricultire
Cole Younger
Defaoit
Nevada
Vernon County
Timmonds
Younger
James
Suit Against Oil Inspector Flynn for State Back Fees
Jefferson City authorities file suit in Cole County Circuit Court against William J. Flynn Coal Oil Inspector for St Louis alleging he owes the state 6900 plus 85 cents. Attorney General Crow claims Flynn collected 14,000 in fees since appointment on June 11, 102 by Governor Dockery and refuses to remit the state share. The suit seeks 7005.00 for salary and expenses through his tenure.
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Jefferson City
Cole County Cireuit
Wiliam J. Flynn
St. Luisa
Crow
Flynn
Dockery
St Laws
Iim
Fivonbax
Monument to Gene Field in St Louis Prompts Local Fund Drive
A movement in St Johns Missouri aims to raise funds for a marble shaft honoring Eugene Biel a child prodigy known locally as Gene Field. The proposed site lies near Lovers Lane on a triangle formed by Ashland Avenue and Rochester Trail, 86 feet each way, within the Missouri Old Settlers and Soldiers grounds.
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Lovers’ Lane
Fiellin Oaten
Lowers’ Lane
Ashland Avenue
Rochester
Sincester and Clerk to face federal show cause in December
Local officials must answer why the county should not pay out $1,088.27 to Louis Krughett as part of a long-running dispute. Deputy U S Marshal Daudhert served the summons Saturday afternoon. The case, tied to a railroad bond dispute, aims to settle whether funds from the common treasury may be released to satisfy prior claims.
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Maren
Marden
Dave
Iaanthat
Louis Krughett
M & Mo
Sam Monsees
Wo. Daudhert
United States
Mo & M
Krogh
Farmers Bank merges with Boone County Trust in Columbia
In Columbia Missouri a vote by interested parties approved merging the Farmers Bank of Columbia with the newly formed Boone County Trust Company. Alex Bradford Jr remains secretary, W A Bright becomes president, with Eight Bint as vice president. Stockholders may opt to sell at 125 a share or take cash per share in the new entity.
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Columbia
Farmers’ Bank of
Thicely
Hoone County Trust Company
Alex Bradford, Jr
W. A. Bright
Joplin Man Foster McConnell Attacked by Wary Mob
In Joplin the home of Foster McConnell and family was wrecked by a Friday attack attributed to a rough element led by Watley. McConnell and two children were injured while other family members escaped unharmed. McConnell had earned local enmity for making several arrests. Sam Maye has been arrested on suspicion.
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Joplin
Foster McConnell
Watley Warty
McCoonell
McConnell
Sam Maye
Misread Resident Attacks with Knife. Fatal Injuries Reported
An unclear report from Jaekwon township describes a resident named Mas Jol Seon attempting self harm or attacking another, using a knife. The weapon allegedly broke in the skull, and the event is tied to financial distress. Further details and outcome are not clear.
Messenger Strike At Western Union Sparks Fights In Joplin
In Joplin Missouri Western Union telegraph messengers struck on Saturday. Afternoon clashes erupted between older and new messenger boys over promotions, revealing tension as the company pressed new riders.
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the Messenger Toys
Western Union Telegraph Com Pany
Thin City
Ifhert
Messenger Boys
Teonarone
Man Dies After Fall At City Spring
In Mennibal Massachusetts James Puree, a 9 year old farmer, was found dead at a city spring Saturday morning. Investigation showed he, in a drunken stupor after a drink, wandered to the spring, slipped, and struck his head on a rock, breaking his neck.
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James Puree
Tragic Runaway Kills 10-Year-Old at Lake Contrary
George Grace of Rt. Joseph Mo. was killed Sunday when a runaway incident at Lake Contrary tore off his right leg after he fell from a seat. Authorities report the boy was ten years old and lived with his parents at the lake area.
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George Grace
Lake Contrary
Farmers Drowned In Palmyra Area Creek Incident
Palmyra Missouri report shows James Purse, a farmer living south of the city, drowned in a shallow branch last week while his companion Lee Barkley narrowly escaped the same fate.
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Palmyra
James Purse
Lee Barkley
Local swindle nets 1200 dollars in Missouri case
Two strangers identified only as Friedley and Welchman swindled John W. Taer of Evening Shade Texas County by passing notes and fake security, taking about 1200 dollars in the scam.
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Friedley and
Welchman
John W. Téer
Evening Shade
Texas County
Gartrell's Grave Robbed in Bitter Missouri
The grave of Doctor James Gartrel, hanged here on April 17 for murder, was robbed a few nights ago and his body carried away. Local authorities investigate the desecration of the gravesite and await leads.
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Forgiveness and Faith in Davidic Psalms Explored
A dense meditation on forgiveness in Psalm 32 and related verses, detailing sin's types, confession, and divine pardon. It traces how transgression, iniquity, and rebellion separate humans from God, explains God’s cover of sin through forgiveness, and outlines the consequences and comforts of a forgiven life with references to Davidic experience and scriptural atonement.
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The Only Way
The Rev Dr Cuyler recalls a portrait of Henry Drummond in his Brooklyn study and cites Drummond’s remark that the only way to save young men is to lead them to the Lord Jesus Christ, a line from his recollections of a long life.
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Spiritual Graces and the Gift of Medicine
A friend discusses gratitude for medicine given to an invalid. The dialogue suggests trials can be spiritual exercises and that even unpleasant remedies may serve spiritual health. If medicine is a means to restore spiritual health, one should thank God for them.
Devastating Atlantic Storm Hits Northern Cities and Coast
The rare windstorm ravaged Portland Maine to Norfolk Virginia, flooding large areas and washing away houses. Deaths and missing persons reported as tides rose and seaborne chaos disrupted life and commerce across the region.
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Norfolk
View
Oswego
Juliet’s Home In Danger In Lawton Daily
Sir Edwin Arnold pleads for saving Shakespeare’s Juliet house once in Lawton with stables. Owner plans demolition as it no longer profitable. Writer notes English landmarks fall to modern buildings and Juliet’s legacy remains ignored.
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Rm Lawton
Edwin Arnold Bewatlea
Varona Itidiog
Juliet
Edwin
London
Jublet
Great French Philanthropist M Chauchard Statue Gift
M Chauchard director of Grand Magasins du Louvre will donate his art collection to government museums after death. Sculptor Wigele hart crafted a modern dress statue with long whiskers. The seated statue sits in Pavillon de Madame at Versailles near his former country seat. In his estate park he built 100 small cottages and presented the property to the shop employers as tenanted homes for retirees rent free.
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Grand Magasins du Louvre
Wigelehart
Madame
Versailles
Aged minister sent to Minneapolis poorhouse
Rev Tostein Eggers , a regularly ordained minister of the Norwegian Lutheran church, is old and infirm and has been sent to the Minneapolis poorhouse. His church offers no support for superannuated pastors and his former friends will not assist.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Chicago Chronicle
Loss in Eastern Floods Shuts Railroads Across East
New York reports extensive flood disruption as VRWTH service ends on all railroads for two days. Work crews tire in canola fields in Pennsylvania while rivers surge through Meroe Paterein and surrounding regions. City Worcester braces as passengers reroute via Norfolk Virginia. Philadelphia sees damaged hotels and strained towns. Deep sand covers coastal patrols as authorities manage widespread disruption and travel delays.
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Heavy Catch of Mackerel At Folkestone And Bear Borough
A report describes a heavy mackerel catch at Folkestone with an overboard effort to save boats. Several boats shared immense hauls and byproducts, with prices around 1.44 dollars per 100 and 24 cents for smaller lots. Scottish boats nearby report a strong herring run off Bear Borough, supporting local fishers this season.
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Elo
Igo
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Scooteh Fishergiria
Bissell’s praise of Wilsons postmaster general tenure recapped
The piece credits T I¢ with highlighting Wilson Bly as postmaster general who mastered immense detail. It notes the department still carries the tradition of his systematic and thorough business methods as a high water mark.
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Petition to make Washington an archdiocese see
A petition sent to Rome asks that Washington be elevated from the Baltimore see to an archdiocese. It argues a high ranking prelate should serve the national capital and would place Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul, Minnesota, at the head of the new see.
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Last of Wellington's Aldes De Camp Ends with Duke's Death
The last of Wellington's aldes de camp died recently after the duke of Richmond passed away. He held the distinct title of duke four times, bearing the strawberry leaves of Richmond in England Lan nox in Scotland Gordon in the United Kingdom and Daubleny in France.
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Duke of Richmond
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Lannox
Scotland
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Not Flattered and Fading Echoes of a Stage Bid
A garbled dialogue fragment hints at an author and respondent debating a theatre offer or publication. The text suggests promises of presentation, consent, and a wary tone toward a forthcoming arrangement, with names appearing in distorted form amid unclear context.
He-Der sot tie fullion' news and ninth, Shoe Well
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Piet Ol Palma and an old mining scene with references to footwear and ninth item, lacking clear place or event details.
It Came to Pons Pat Eats the Meal
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pat and a meal scene with unclear actions. The passage is garbled, but references a person named Pat and domestic setting suggesting a household event. No clear dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Fragmentary note from the Rew issue mentions a congregational remark
A damaged morning note from the Rew references a Congregation member who spoke of a phrase about a wife. The fragment hints at a sermon or discussion but the exact details and participants are unclear due to garbled text.
No Longer a Reformer Former Resident
Fragmentary OCR notes recall Linton once a reformer and a prominent local figure. The text questions his current activity and status, noting a shift from past advocacy to quiet presence, with unclear references to recent years and personal role.
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Linton
Sympathy Note on Mrs Fullargloom's Marriage Struggles
A fragment greets sympathy for Mrs Fullargloom as she marries amid hardship. The text portrays her as a constant sufferer who endured much, with a plea that others consider her plight and the life she now faces.
Betting Prose Confuses Local Sports Scene
Fragmentary lines refer to bets and a responding plan by a local team. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece hints at betting commentary affecting the team’s next move and the public interest in the outcome. The exact teams, dates, or locations are not clear from the readable text.
Then They Clinched
Ambiguous dialogue amid a post-prandial exchange. Brags exults over a perceived triumph, claiming nothing like it in a century, while another speaker wryly notes a longer span than Bolas’s era. The fragment hints at a celebratory oratorical moment with antiquated phrasing.
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No Longer Appropriate His Physician
A fragmented dialogue laments a physician’s outdated methods and demands a modern metaphor fitting the gas and electricity era, criticizing reliance on cheap cushioned opinions while asserting the need for timely, fitting medical guidance.
Getting Even. Young Bride’s Retort in Quarrel
A brief domestic exchange shows a newlywed bride pouting as she scolds Clarence two days after marriage. Hinband responds that he has waited long for the chance, illustrating a sharp, humorous marital argument.
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Clarence
Hinband
No Advantage to Her in Household Arts Training
A terse exchange reveals a mother’s blunt view on teaching daughters domestic skills. She dismisses training as useless, arguing that a trained daughter might be married off anyway, and claims men currently have it easy.
Certainty and Elusive Whispers in Conversation
A fragment suggests a sharp remark about a man who toys with thoughts. The dialogue hints at relations and hidden motives, with a colleague softly echoing a wary line about someone’s certainty and influence.
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