Missouri Doings Two Local Suicides and Attempted Drowning
Sturgeon, Missouri reports two personal crises on Friday night. Charles Burgess Lindecy, 53, a well known resident, killed himself at the Keith Hotel by taking laudanum and left a letter detailing disposition of his effects. A second man, Daniel Flynn of Davenport, Iowa, attempted self harm after being ejected from a Wabash train, later escaped, broke into a residence, tried to stab himself, and finally drowned himself in a creek east of Sturgeon. Coroner Parker of Columbia held an inquest. buried after a several day hold. The suicide attempt on the train occurred between Clark and the station.
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Sturgeon
Charles Burgess Lindecy
Keith
Mount Sterling
J. W. Lindsey
Daniel Flynn
Davenport
Ife
J. M. Seymour
Sturge
Parker
Columia
Hiis
Colombia
Drank Poison by Mistake in Louisiana Woman Dies
Mrs Lilium Kropp, a young married resident of Louisiana Missouri, drank carbolic acid mistaken for milk after meals. She died within minutes despite three physicians' efforts. She had been married less than a year and warned her mother she would take her medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Lilium Kropp
Gay
Judge Reconciles Couple In Private Maine Court
In Nevada Maine Judge Piimeanta reconciled Julie and Ashley Jiles after a court appearance. They had been separated following a dispute about advice and conduct. The judge urged the couple to reunite and work out their differences, ending the case.
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Nevada
Piimeanta
Bome
Iaw
Julie
Jiles Ashley
Peculiar Circometaries Unite Pendleton and Tucker in Missouri
In Joplin Missouri a 64 year old James WN Pendleton and a 6 year old Man 8 M Tucker were connected by a long tale. Once lovers in another state they separated and each remarried. Pendleton settled in Aurois while Tucker and her husband near Carl Junction. After living within ten miles for years a chance tran meeting led to their marriage.
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Joplin
James WN. Pendleton
Tucker
Mr. Pendleton
Missouri
Aurois
Mr. Tucker
Carl Junction
Jackson Farmer Dies After Public Pond Encounter
Jackson farmer Met Arthive Kutvler in a public pond Sunday, dying from lumnries after a confrontation with Albee Jom Kinder, a relative who fractured his skull with a fence pall. Kinder and Path men were prominent. Alooloo Kinder is in Jali.
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Jackson
Arthive Kutvler
Albee Jom Kinder
Alooloo
Jali
Monett Hardware Merchant Shot in Store Incident
In Monett Missouri J Gibbons a hardware merchant was accidentally shot in his store last week He died at noon after the wound near the groin Frank Smilch a young customer had entered to buy cartridges and his revolver discharged striking Gibbons Just below the right groin Gibbons leaves a widow and three adult children.
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Monett, Mo
O. J. Gibbons
Monett
Frank Smilch
Gibbens
Gibbinn
Ani
Burglary at Duewell Store In Trenton Secures Goods
Troy Missouri report states John Duewell’s store at Trenton was burglarized early Saturday. Thieves took several hundred dollars in ging and emminitden and some cash, with valuables secured.
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Troy
John Duewell
Trenton
Lincoln Cownie
Butler Sunday School Association Holds Large Meeting
Butler Missouri reports a well attended County Sunday School Association gathering last week with Rev Mart S Hughes from Kansas City delivering the annual address to a large crowd.
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Butler
County Sunday School Association
Mart S Hughes
Kansas City
Enoual
Rev B S Duncan and wife celebrate 60 years of marriage
Montgomery City Missouri reports Rev B S Duncan age 72 and a Baptist minister for over 49 years marking sixty years of marriage with a reception at the couple’s home.
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Montgomery City
B.S. Duncan
Duncan
Baptist Church
Guilty Verdict In Boone County Check Case
Columbia judge Saturday convict J. P. Quian of swindling Boone County farmers with worthless checks and sentence him to the penitentiary for the full term.
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Columbia
J. P. Quiann
Quian
Boone
Benny Hoy Slays Man At Mexico Mo Dance Hall
Abel Mitchell known as Benny Hoy, 20, a Black man, opened fire at a Saturday night dance in Mexico Missouri. Jim Mayen died, Snow Merrill wounded, Bennie Phillips shot, James Harker injured. Mitchell fled, believed well armed and may resist capture.
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Mexico
Abel Mitchell
Benny Hoy
Jim Mayen
Bowen
Bla Plate
Jim Hayes
Snow” Merrill
Bennie Phillips
James Harker
Moberly
Hela
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Mine Owner's Death
Joplin Missouri. The inquest into Gordon Allen's death near Prosperity Friday night ends without a verdict. Four jurors favor open verdict, two favor justifiable homicide. Evidence suggests Allen had threatened Ayior, sparking speculation over motive and financial distress. Ayior, son of a millionaire mine owner, is implicated as the shooter.
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Joplin
Gordon Allen
Bet Autor
Prosper Ly
Prom
Allen
Ayior
Tt Bs
Join New
Avier
Missouri Postmaster Sentenced in Federal Court
Ferren A Wise of St Louis received a two year term at the State Penitentiary and a fine of 1052 dollars 29 cents after being found guilty of diverting government funds. He conspired with others to issue money orders to cover debts and later turned over his assets to the government upon arrest and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinebo
Pikes Celebrate Golden Wedding in Monroe City
Monroe City residents Mr and Mrs W J Pike observed their golden wedding with a large dinner. Seventy guests attended including four generations of the family. They have ten living children, sixty-two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Two children, James Pike of Boulder Colorado and Mrs John Wiltlane of Cripple Creek Colorado, came home for the celebration.
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Monroe City
Mos
Mire
W. J. Pike
Zanday
Chilidren
Jéannes Fike
Boulder
Colo
John Wiltlane
Cripple Creek
Coto
Louie Hickminn Injured In Exploding Barrel Incident
In Colombia Missouri, Ladie Hickminn of Starter reportedly insured and purchased an empty whiskey barrel. While boring a hole in the barrel with a hot poker, the container exploded, blowing off portion of the house and wounding Hickman in the face and chest.
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Colombia
Ladie Hickminn
Cooma Lenaire
Hickman
Woman lawyer wins case in Supreme Court miss Woodside
In Jefferson City Missouri a woman lawyer appeared to argue Harrison vs Youn before the Supreme Court. Miss Woodside seated for Woldside of Strem Dore County won the case when the appeal was dismissed for failure to file a brief by the attorney for the appellant. No oral argument was held.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Migs Grothe Woldside
Strem
Dore County
Harrison Vs. Youn
Caase
Miss Woodside
Gainesville Corn Show Opens With Limited Attendance
In Gainesville Olherville hosted the Farmers' Institute corn show at Ozark County on Saturday. About 100 people attended as fifty five entries were judged. Wilton, Gap, W Waters of the World's Fair Commission, and J Prather with Cr Lyon of Olu representing the State Board of Agriculture delivered remarks.
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Olherville
Ozark County
Gainesville
Onex
Wilton
Gap
W. Waters
World's Fair Commission
J. Prather
Cr. Lyon
Olu
State Board of Agriculture
Zorn Trial Ends Without Verdict in Kansas City Case
Jurors fail to reach a verdict in the Dr Lake Zorn dentin trial on alleged manslaughter involving tenant Suehriet. Discharged after deadlock. Prosecution argued motive and provocation before the jury, with disputed evidence on who fired the fatal shot.
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Kansas City
Lake Zorn
Alert Suehriet
Som
Zorn
Montgomery County Teachers’ Revelation Meeting Brief
In Montgomery Missouri a Montgomery County Teachers’ Revelation meeting had low attendance. State Superintendent Carrington and Professor Greenwood of Kansas City delivered addresses to those present.
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Montgomery
Montgomery County
Hora
Carrington
Greenwood
Kansas City
Hereford Breeders Hold Large Salisbury Sale
Salisbury Missouri saw a well attended Hereford cattle sale by the Central Missouri Hereford Breeders Association last week. Forty head sold at an average of 75.40 dollars per head.
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Salisbury
Hereford
Central Missouri
New Bank for Monett Missouri Opens Subscriptions Fully Sold
At a meeting of local business men in Monett Missouri last week steps were taken to organize a State bank. A committee was appointed to solicit stock subscriptions and the full amount has already been subscribed.
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Monett
Mississippi Receding at Louisiana Missouri Flood Waters Fall
The Mississipp! recedes at Louisiana Missouri with water withdrawing from overflowed land. rapid drying could allow crops to recover and wheat prospects to improve if dryness continues.
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Mississipp
Louisiana
Young Girl Heroic Work in Fever Stricken Town
Senorita Manteld Hernandez Flores an 18 year old in Linares Mexico acted as mayor and city helper during yellow fever. She managed sanitation, isolation orders, and sick care while the mayor recovered, earning trust to continue guiding the town’s health efforts as feared fever spread. Hundreds fled the city as the epidemic began.
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Senorita Manteld
Hernandesz Flores
Linares
Mexico
Senorita Flores
Bersme
Russia's Role in the East Variable in War Contingencies
A London Express dispatch quotes a Russian authority on Near Eastern affairs outlining Russia's broad, undefined plans if war breaks out involving Turkey and Bulgaria. He warns that Bulgaria's campaign against Turkey would test Slav power alignment, with Bulgaria risking no expansion beyond its current borders while preserving economic impact on its economy.
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Russia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Torker
Fulearia
St Petersburg
London Express
Governor Van Sant Visits Minneapolis Eatery Incident
Governor Van Sant and Judes Jamison of Minnesota visited the city grounds near Minneapolis and entered a restaurant. They were recognized amid attention, but a roadside barker outside the tent show drew crowds as the bell rang, inviting the crowd to watch the governor dine, prompting smiles from the governor and his private secretary as the place filled.
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van Sant
Judes Jamison
Minnesota
Minneapalia
Hanes
Powernor
Pat
Dluahine
Tombstone Wrong 125 Years Unearthed in Wyoming Valley
A lineman unearthed a gravestone in Wyoming Valley marking the 1778 deaths of settlers Benjamin and Bukler Harding amid Tory attacks. Remains and the stone lay scattered for 12 years. bones and two suitcases found near the marker will be reinterred under the headstone.
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Wyoming Valley
Indiana
Honjarnis
Btukler Harding
Whyte
Sefetie
Kaxctir
Fort Wyoming
Hardings
Why He Was Not Surprised at Meeting in Cafe
Glen MacDonough author of the Babes in Toyland libretto sat with Victor Wernert in a New York cafe when a waiter misheard and joked about his memory saying he had heard him before. MacDonough replied with dry wit questioning the surprise of meeting, noting he remembered the man.
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Glen MacDonough
Thabes
New York
Victor Wernert
Professor's Witty Reply In Ancient Harsh Lecture
Professor William Jats, noted for clever remarks during biology lectures, faced a student interruption with a clumsy question about beauty. Jamies pepliel in the Indiant records the exchange, describing the professor's blunt yet insightful response.
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William Jats
Harvard
Jamies Pepliel
Boy Turns to Stone as Disease Advances in Gorham
James Wells, ten years old, of Gorham, suffers a mysterious transformation. He reports progressive numbness spreading from a lower limb to the whole body with joints stiffening and muscles wasting. Physicians fear a fatal degenerative process while noting no immediate danger to others.
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James Wells
Oineteun
Weer Gorham
Welle
Poly
Wink Mentahy
Yong Jay
Landowner Holds Original Papers on Uncleared Gilman City Tract
Taengrover owns land near Gilman City in Davis County. He says he bought it from government years ago for a very small sum and has never transferred title. The property is now valued about one hundred cents per acre higher than at purchase.
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Taengrover
Gilman City
Daviesa Seegiy
Lami
Waele Sans
Trains de Luxe Rival United States Service
Trains de Luxe travel from Moon to the Pacific in sixteen days with luxury rivaling U S services. Each train carries a physician and an inspector fluent in many languages, showcasing elite international travel standards.
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Moon
Pacific
United States
Translations show Japan leads in American books
Read American Geeks. Japan has more translations of American books than any other nation. Giddine's Principles of Sociology, Mayo Smith's Statistical Sociology, and Little Lord Paun Usroy have had rare sales.
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Japan
Giddine
Mayo Smith
Little Lord Paun Usroy
Iaree Nales
Proctor Expected to Seek Presidency in Upcoming Election
Alumni at the University of Vir pile back John Proctor the civil service commissioner by a large majority as the preferred next president. The election is slated for next spring.
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Proctor
University of Vir
John Proctor
Civil Service
Malden Dentist Briefed for Saxony Royal Court
Dr Frank Howler Sierag, a well known Malden dentist in Mawes, has received an invitation to serve as court dentist to the King of Saxony with headquarters in Presiden. The notice highlights his prominence and the unusual honor bestowed by a European crown.
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King's
Frank Howler Sierag
Malden
Mawes
Saxony
Heatquirters
Presiden
Fancy Fish Lover Edward IL Keeps 20000 Specimens
Edward IL, famed for his hobby of fancy fish, is an authority on aquatic life. His ajuerium houses more than 20 000 specimens of the finny tribe in St Louis.
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Edward IL
St. Louis
Rise and Fall of Absalom in David's Reign
The article traces Absalom's rebellion against David, his exile and return, and the twofold lessons from David's life. It weighs the forty year chronology, Absalom’s motives for power, and the political and religious maneuvers that fueled the uprising. It contrasts David’s repentance with Absalom’s persistent plotting and ends with practical lessons on leadership and upbringing.
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Leseon
David
Alsalom
Ein
Absalgin
Mageah
Talmal
Geshur
Thivhdl
Terael Newan
Tir
Amnon
Davil
Wonlhees
Absalom
Tamars
Arann
Talinal
Syria
Ime
Markané
Datars
Anil Enet
Sea of Galilee
Sears
Belme
Atonon
Almelota
Jerusalem
Macy bin
Balamon
Closele
Beecher
Crockett
Giod Os
The One Thing Needful
The educated and successful scoundrel is a menace to society and lacks moral ballast. Parents should awaken to the need for honesty and integrity in their children rather than emphasis on brilliance or intelligence.
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Cither
Pasteur’s Faith Seen In Lab Work And Prayer
Louis Pasteur, celebrated French chemist, defends belief in God while pursuing science. He warned that posterity will mock modern materialists as he contemplates nature and prays during his laboratory work.
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Louis Pasteur
Fragmented Ancient Nonsense Text Beyond Coherence
A garbled OCR passage blends names and phrases in a jumble about Lille-San, a Molivetndetna location, jewels, cloth, and distant places. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects, offering mainly scattered proper nouns and stray terms without a discernible narrative.
Swallows Battle Dragons Over Notoyazaka In Tokio Tale
A Weird Tale from Japan describes a spectral clash at Notoyazaka in Ubisamimachi In Yesashi Holkkai do where innumerable swallows face a dragon assault. The swallows, despite perceived superiority in intellect and vigor, retreat amid charges and aerial maneuvers, allowing the dragon to claim airspace with a noble conqueror’s air and dramatic antics.
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Japan
Tokio
Yesashi
Holkkaido
Wwallowe
Milliards of
Drieen
Deep Sea Mystery Details Pressure and Creature Adaptations
In the Natunu Mistery Department report, Suni Keon describes deep sea life affected by high water pressure. The piece notes air pressure at the surface and the distress of rapid ascent, plus the simple color and form of deep sea fishes known from three to many fathoms, with illustrative examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natunu
Pritiel Muewm
Suni Keon
Tom Wolenr
Theo
Valuable Buried Treasure Unearthed in Munters Woods
Robert Kirby uncovered a box wrapped in cloth with beads in Munters Woods Philadelphia containing about sixty coins, mostly copper and bronze with silver and gold pieces. A 1772 English penny is visible. rust and mildew crust the coins. A collector offered a sizable sum. origin remains a mystery, with locals doubting Revolutionary era burial.
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Munters Woods
Philadelphia
Robert Kirby
Kirby
Curious Japanese Brotherhoods and their Strange Societies
In Japan several unusual groups exist such as the Fall Together Society and the Seaweed Society. The most curious is the Society of Self-Annihilation formed by nobles under Nihilist influence. Members vow to own no private capital and rely on their right arm, meeting daily to act independently and ignore matters not affecting them.
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Japan
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