Murder at Hagood Home Shocks Town in Early Morning
Reported murder of Mrs Hagood at her residence near Higginsville occurs around two o clock Wednesday night. Husband Horace Black, deputy and officials pursue leads as inquest planned for Friday. Mrs Hagood, mother of five, left home and was found shot in the head. circumstances suggest possible cover up and elusive identity of the killer.
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Mra
Investi Hngood
Hagood
Mia
Vedin
Eillsville
Horace
County Clerks Association of Missouri Moves Ahead
Lafayette county deputy clerk, named assistant secretary, travels to St. Joseph to finalize 1901 meeting minutes with Secretary Nash. Missouri group includes 80 to 90 of 114 county clerks, meets for social and legislative exchange aiding tax payer interests across road, school, and assessment laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorgtos
Lafayette County
Missouri
E. McWilliams
Clinton County
A. J. Lee
Carroll County
R. J. Gravy
Pettis County
S. A. Stucke
Jasper Ail View
R. M. Nash
Buchanan County
EB. Thornton
Geo
Platte
R. E H. Gray
Pettis
S. B. Thornton
Lafayette
Silas Riggs
DeKalb
John Adamson
Lawrence
Intelligencer
Miss Anna Dowden Lectures On Narcotics At Church
Miss Anna Dowden, raised in the city and now back after years away, spoke in the Christian church on narcotics. She attacked chewing tobacco and cigarettes, described their dangers, and urged boys to quit, noting cigarette use harms schooling. Dowden, tied to the YWCA, began this anti habit work with determination and earned local approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dowden
Reunion of Quantrells command at Little Blue church
Scattered remnants of Quantrells guerrillas gathered at Little Blue church in Jackson County. Frank James led as central figure, recounting joins, battles, and the group’s brutal 1862 campaign. Survivors recalled Quantrells leadership, and a monument to brave Missouri women was proposed with volunteers pledging initial donations.
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Little Blue Church
Jackson County
Frank James
Quantrell
Kentucky
Main
John Graham
John Barnhill
Kansas City
Chicago & Alton
Bedford
Ind
James
Ile
Fank James
Indiana
Frank
Kearney
Bill Greeg
Clay County
Missouri River
Walch
Blackwater
Shi
Svery
Lousville
Lee
Missouri
Sil
Quartrell
Missouri Republican
General Halleck
Tie
Walker
William Jones
Blue Springs
Widowingrarian
Independence
Cole
Jim Younger
David George
William Dallar
George Tod
William Cregg
Hallar
Grand River
George Toad
Lexington Road
Todd
William Gregg
Ford Scott
Westport
William Sobol
Anderson
G. OC
Thomas Todd
Wellington Lodge
O. F. Wellington, Mo
James A. Thorp
Lafayette County
Wellington
Wellington Lodge No
Frank Thorp
Virginia
Hro
Lexington Intelligencen
Lexington News
J. L. Const
J. A. Lockwart
B. Const
Czolgosz Trial Ends Fast as Jury Delivers Guilty Verdict
The Buffalo jury convicts Czolgoss, assassin of President McKinley, in under thirty minutes, sentencing him to electrocution at Auburn within the week of October 28. Emma Goldman freed in Chicago after two weeks in jail. she plans to write for magazines. Higwinsville schools overcrowded prompt hiring of new teacher Edmelphart for the south building.
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Czolgoss
McKinley
Buffalo
New York
Emma Goldmaith
Czolgosz
Frederick V. Laver
Richard J. Garwood
Lly. W. Wendt
Lewis
Commonwealth
Auburn
Chicago
Emma Goldman
Owens
Prindiville
Miss Goldimith
Abraham Isak
Miss Goldman
Higwinsville
Misa Edmelphart
Aliss Hdinu
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F. Hagood
Sroused
Jaded
Jobn Peacock
Higginsville
Sisters of the Methodist 1
Ville
Astar Thomas Armorning
Phew
Young and Son
Welborn
George F. Vin
Nes
Glenwood Springs
County Clerks' Association
Miss Dowden
Kyk
Guerrila
Johnson County
Q Uantrell
Ben Morrow
Lake City
Joe Vaughan
Oak Grove
Robert Jack
Atherton
Gabriel Parr
J, J
Hirao
George
St. Louis
Sim Whitsett
Lee's Summit
Levi Potts
Martin Rider
Chapel Hill
Thomas Webb
George Scholl
High Ridge
Frank Greer
Gram Valley
Mirnam Goess
Hamilton
Jack Graham
Hiler
Frank Smith
L. J. Brown
Bates City
William Greer
Lexington
W. S. Durrett
Marshall
Charles Duncan
J. C. Ervin
John Tucker
Com
G. W. Hyde
Koubnoster
The
Ladies Missionary Society
Leon Gzolgoss
Persone
Ema Goldman
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