Local briefs of residents visiting relatives and trips
A long list of residents and visitors to and from Kansas City, St. Louis, Sedalia, Warrensburg, and nearby towns. Trips include Miss Gordon from Kansas City visiting relatives, Col. Hopkins traveling to Shelbyville, and M. J. Winn taking a new job with the Gas and Electric Company. Also notes social visits, arrivals from Omaha, and several departures for visits or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalse Powell
Richmond
John Welborn
Kansas City
Blas Fredrick
P. Silver
A. BR. Homer
Minnesota
Charles Weber
Louis
Louise Chandler
P. McDowell
Wade Hicklin
Salem
Daniel Buchmueller
Red Bud
Wyota Campbell
Warrensburg
Callhs Campbell
Lexington
R. R. Vaughan
Margaret
St. Louis
Geo. R. Cooper
H. C. Wallace
Carrie
Minnie Nagel
Minnie
M. J. Winn
Dover
The
Gas and Electric Company
Mr. Winn
Doti
James Obinn
William Closterman
Lena Dillard
Waverly
B. W. White
Lexington College
Joplin
Springfeld
Emma Sontag
Edward Mark
Col
B. N. Hopkins
Shelbyville
Ancle Allen
Rachel Andreen
Marshall
Robert Edmonds
Eldorado
Kansas
Nellie Stone
J. H. Straughe
Belle Graves
Mayview
W. H. Chiles
Fannie Keene
Gustav Haerle
Larned
Kas
Pueblo
Marriage Announcement for Muss Rosamond Duvall and Frank Neidlestate
Odessa Ledger reports the marriage of Muss Rosamond Duvall of Ed ison Washington to Frank Neidlestate, a railroad engineer. The couple's surprise wedding drew Missouri friends’ congratulations and notes her devotion to Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muss Rosamond Br. Duvall
Frank Neidlestate
Edison, Wash
Electric dentistry and regional rail plan notes
The article describes using electric currents for tooth anesthesia with a wet asbestos countermeasure. It mentions Leavenworth businessmen seeking capillinism to build an electric line to Platte City linking with the East Side Kansas City and St. Joseph line under construction. It also reports marriages in Odessa and Higginsville, and births in Corder and Higginsville, with several July dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Platte City
Kansas Guy
St. Joseph
Father of English History Cross to honor Bede planned in Monkwearmouth
The Youth's Companion notes a 25 foot Anglican cross to be erected in Monkwearmouth Durham England in memory of Venerable Bede born ca 673. He wrote Ecclesiastical History and translated works into Saxon and English. His death story is recounted with his final words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bede
England
Monkwearmouth
Durham
Jarrow
Alfred the Great
Kingdom of Heaven
Narrow Northern Michigan Log Trap Feeds A Narrow Rescue
A veteran hunter and I faced a deadly jam of logs on a northern Michigan trout stream. He became trapped, swallowed water, and clung to life, while I fought to pull him free through a tight opening as the logs shifted. He survived, exhausted, and urged me to stay calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Cruser
Come Mischancoe
Rhodes
Celair
Individuality of Animals and the Hidden Habits of Pets
Observations on animal individuality suggest that even cataloged dogs and cats hold new habits unseen by naturalists. Dr. William J. Long notes that each animal, and each guide or hunter, reveals diverse behaviors in different locales, making every pet a source of unique stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Lake Superior
Masoas
William J. Long
North American Review
Maine
Loust
Russians in America Mostly From Austria Not Russia
A Popular Science Monthly note claims most Russian immigrants in America originate from Austria, not Russia. It classifies Russians into Great, White, and Little Russians, with Little Russians (Ruthenians) made up of Ukrainians in Galicia and Bukowina, and asserts most émigrants come from Austria's Ruthenian regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Austria
America
Popular Science Monthly
Novgorod
Volgoda
Kiev
Pensa
Simbirsk
Poland
Black Mold Belt
Black Sea
Bukowina
Galicia
Cracow
Humorous moment in tragic murder trial
In Washington criminal court, a defendant’s case for murder prompted a light moment when a witness, the stepfather of the deceased, misinterpreted a question about relationship as distance. The judge, Justice Pritchard, barely held his composure as the attorney corrected the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Pritchard
Faking Stamps In West Java Trick Post Office
A fragment notes clever frauds by Ah Sin in West Java who reuses stamps by pasting and washing off adhesive to fool the post office. The brief mentions rogue methods and general corruption among offenders, highlighting ingenuity in stamp deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Java
Sin
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Ayers
Ayer
Sep Nana Peet Eataes
Lcoula Wliett Hoe Md Co
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Loa
Iass
Ali
Clark Hyde
Alfred F. Smith
Kate Gordon
M. E. Marshall
Clarence Stoneburner
Pate Kruse
Elizabeth Smith
Mary Hays
George Hutchison
Sedalia
I. B. Farley
Uude Ireland
Colorado
F. J. Belcher
A. T. Johnson
Lena Bouldin
M. Mahoney
Denton
Texas
Thomas Holleran
Edwin Rankins
Jean Meng
Hughesville
Trebor Smith
J. R. Moorehead
Fulton
Lillian Hurr
Virginia Shouse
Mary Briggs
E. W. White
Loretta
Paul I. Burks
W. G. Tompkins
W. W. Curtie
G. H. Stler
College Street
Franklin Avenue
R. N. Guck
Mary McClelland
Aullville
McClelland Simpon
Cicely
Ben Hughes
Will Moss
Florence
Odessa
Loyd Thomas
Will Lacy
Reform School
Washington Township
Daniel D. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
JT. R. Taylor
Bank of Odessa
Odessa Democrat
Denmark
Germany
Arnold Vermillion
Stelis Pruitt
Omaha
Neb
Jos
Vermillion
London
George Washington
St. Paul
John D. Rockefeller
Kansas and
Indian Territory
Gall
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Daniel Wilson
Lafayette County
Wilson
Higginsville
Hall Cook
Emma Schmeltmer
Alma
Christ Neinhouser
Scott
Buckingham
Druggiata
R. P. Hall & Co
Neghua
Fred Bosch
Lizzie Vance
Squre Taylor
Horn
Will Perry
Corder
John Dornal
Higginaville
Wil Perry
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