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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

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Deaths of Mrs Elvira A Scott Mrs J A Weaver and Mrs Julia Ann Fisher

Three Miami area deaths reported in brief notices. Mrs Elvira A Scott aged 89 after months of illness. survived by two daughters Eva Miller and Hebe McDaniel plus grandchildren. Mrs J A Weaver died of pneumonia after Thanksgiving funeral at B F Lemon’s. survived by husband and two children Claude and Maud. Mrs Julia Ann Fisher died at 84 after long cancer illness and heart trouble. born in Calloway county and lived in Saline for eight years. survived by three children Mary E W C and Anna M Welch. funeral held at residence and burial at Knob Noster. noted for faith and service in Baptist church.

Elvira A. Scott Miami Eva Miller Hebe McDaniel J. A. Weaver B. F. Lemon Julia Ann Fisher W. C Fisher Baptist Church Mary E W. C Anna M. Welch Cheyenne Wyoming Russell Knob Noster

Deaths and obituaries briefed for Marshall area

Daniel Caine born April 28 1852 on Isle of Man lived in St Joseph where his wife died leaving two sons. He moved to Marshall five years ago served as night electrician at the Colony and died after heart collapse in Denver. He was laid to rest in St Joseph last Friday after Masonic ceremonials. James Anderson and Perry Campbell attended from here as lodge representatives and pallbearers. Faulkner Mr and Mrs Robt Faulkner Slater mourn loss of their two year old daughter pneumonia funeral held yesterday at Slater cemetery. Wallace Strother son in law W S Newell Marshall area died Fresno California after a week of pneumonia. Irvine White reared near Arrow died, his father Adam White of near Spridge. Remains were to Fertin Nelson Wednesday.

Daniel Caine Isle of Man St. Joseph Marshall Denver Christian Church Missouri Commandery No Masonic Order James Anderson Perry Campbell Lodge Caine Faulkner Robt. Faulkner Slater Slater Cemetery B. Lewis Nelson Irvine White Arrow Kansas City Adam White Alt Spridge

Proposed New Eagles Home and Club House Plan

The Eagle club announces a planned spring build for a new home and club house. The 247 members are debt free with funds on hand. Officers elected Wednesday night: J. B. Jester Past Pres. J. A. Hanna President Frank Geis Vice President N. H. Chalice Chaplain Dan O'Brien Secretary P. L. Neville Geo Rose W. B. Welch Trustees Charles Niemeter Inside Guard Geo Rose Outside Guard.

Eagle Dee J. B. Jester J. A. Hanna Frank Geis N. H. Chalice Chaplaly

Fire at West Arrow Street Blacksmith Shop

A big fire broke out around 2 30 a m yesterday at J W Heilman s blacksmith shop on West Arrow Street. Fire departments contained the blaze to the shop in about fifteen minutes. The building owned by Jacob Fink was valued around 1000 with no insurance. Heilman s loss is estimated at 2200 with 1200 insured. Origin of the fire is unknown. Burning brands spread toward the east and the City Hotel and nearby structures caught fire several times. Guests at the Southern hotel fled with belongings as the sky lit up for about fifteen minutes.

J. W. Heilman West Arrow St Jacob Fink Fink Heilman Court House

Residence Burns West of Town in Total Loss

Fire destroyed the residence occupied by Roy Deal west of town and owned by John Finnigan. Mrs. Deal and her son were in town shopping when the fire occurred. Outhouses were destroyed as well. Mr. Deal carried $200 insurance.

Roy Deal John Finnigan

Destructive Fire Bid By Krauss Duo At Belleville Home

Otto Krauss and his wife Adelia destroyed most furniture at 800 Freeburg Ave Belleville early Wednesday. Neighbors alerted police. the couple locked doors as their two children cried for help. Otto was jailed. Adelia placed with relatives then committed to the insane ward. Authorities say delusional religious belief drove the act.

Otto Krauss Adelia Krauss Freeburg Avenue Belleville Krauss Krass Anna Asylum

Walton Cobb Dead After Train Collision in Kansas City

Walton Cobb, injured when struck by a C and A train in Kansas City weeks ago, died at 10 p.m. Saturday. He was moved to Odessa for burial and the funeral was held Tuesday morning conducted by Rev. A R Farm of Marshall, with Wingin a and family in attendance.

Walton Cobb Kansas City Odessa A. R. Farm Marshal Wingin

Accidents Hit Local Families In Weekend Incidents

Reinwald of Rose Valley reports two accidents. John, son of Reinwald, fell 15 feet from a pool at B R Johnsons and sprained his right ankle, though he can stand at times. Eugene Hilton of Herndon injured by a wood saw, two fingers severed. doctor reattached and hopes to save the digits.

Reinwald Rose Valley John B. R. Johnson Jackson

John Morrison-Fuller Dies After Icy Fall

Glasgow Missourian reports John Morrison-Fuller formerly of Glasgow now based in St. Louis sustained serious injuries from a Tuesday night fall on icy pavement. He was rushed to a hospital with a feared skull fracture. friends here express regret and hope for recovery, noting he later died.

John Morrison-Fuller St. Louis Glasgow Fuller Glasgow Missourian

Wolf Hunt Succeeds Near Arrow Rock River Bank

A party from Arrow Rock hunted wolves in the river bottom above town last Thursday and shot two, with Len Townsend claiming one wolf and Dan Kuhn the other.

Arrow Rock Len Townsend Dan Kuhn

Marriage License Notices Include Several Couples

C H W Dierker of Sweet Springs marries Julia Vogelmeier of Sweet Springs. Roy H Billings of Salt Lake City weds Mary V Rose of Marshall Chas Jackson Nelson Nancy Smith Nelson. Henry Edson and Lillie Thomas of Arrow Rock are listed among the licensees.

C. H. W. Dierker Sweet Springs Julia Vogelmeier Roy H. Billings Salt Lake City Mary V. Rose Marshall Chas Jackson Nelson Nancy Smith Henry Edson Arrow Rock Lillie Thomas

Wealth to Church Concord. Eddy Will Filed for Christian Science

Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy directs residuary legatee to the mother church of Boston with gifts including 100000 to the Christian Science Board of Directors for free instruction of indigent believers and 10000 to her son George W Glover and to his five children plus 5000 to Dr E J Foster Eddy and 20000 to Calvin A Frye. Codicils cancel NY church debt and leave a diamond breastpin to Mrs Augusta E Stetson. Will filed by executor Henry M Baker.

Concord N. H. Dee Mary Baker G, Eddy Mother Church Boston Christian Science Board of Directors George W. Glover E. J. Foster-Eddy Gon Calvin A. Frye Eddy

Battle in Mexico defeats insurgents in Chiapas

Sixty insurgents killed and many wounded in first clash between Mexican regulars and insurgents near Chiapas. Official Mexican reports confirm the defeat. dispatches from El Paso note refugees and crying women and children as trains carried evacuees. Telegraphic confirmation cited Consul Lameli. Federal losses not stated.

el Paso Texas Chichahua Tor Blo Paso Pedernales Antonio V.lameli

Elks Host Opera Night Impresses Local Audience

The Elks staged an opera house performance Thursday led by a Mr. Darnaby guiding the young cast. The show was a splendid success and repeated Friday night due to strong audience reception.

Opera House Cyes Darnaby

Good Time Club Hosts Miss Hattie Beal Gathering

The Good Time Club of north of town met at Miss Hattie Beal home Wednesday for a four course dinner. Flowers and tropical fruits adorned the table and the house featured potted plants and ferns. Honor guests were Mrs. Richard Cravens and Miss Sadie Carpenter of Shackelford. A musical program and reading followed. all members attended.

Hattie Beal North of Town Richard Cravens Sadie Carpenter Shackelford

Millions for Peace Fund Transferred by Carnegie

Andrew Carnegie today placed 10,000,000 in 5 percent mortgage bonds valued at 11.5 million under control of 27 trustees from the cabinet, ambassadors, and academia. The fund aims to abolish war and promote universal peace, with missions to end international conflict and later support altruistic causes aiding humanity’s ascent.

Washington Andrew Carnegie

Carnegie Gift Promotes International Peace Urged by Speakers

Mr Carnegie read a deed of trust outlining the general purpose of his gift and received prolonged applause. He said if the English speaking race in the United States and Great Britain unite for international peace, the project could succeed globally with Britain ready to cooperate and U S leaders to act. Trustees could not specify the exact uses or income of 500,900 dollars, as the plan remains general.

Mr. Carnegie United States Great Britain Carnegie Senate

Sick Mrs Maddox and Huff update from Kansas City

Among the sick Mrs J T Maddox of West Are row who has been sick for weeks is improving slowly. J M Huff received a telegram from Kansas City stating his brother Maj W A Huff had undergone an operation successfully and would improve rapidly. Mr Huff conducts a store at Herndon. Miss Rhoda Evans is up again.

J. T. Maddox West Arerow J. M. Huff Kansas City Maj W. A. Huff Huff Herndon Rhoda Evans

ME Church Golden Links to Hold Exchange Tomorrow

The Golden Links Society of the ME Church plans an exchange event tomorrow. The First Presbyterian Sunday School will present Christmas exercises Friday evening featuring a tree and Santa Claus to delight the children.

Golden Links Society of First Presbyterian Dee Santa Claus

Birth Brings Joy to Eldon Family

A fine boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fitzgerald of Eldon Missouri on December seventh.

W. B. Fitzgerald Eldon, Mo

Capt Ruxton laid to rest in Mt Carmel near Fairville

Capt Ruxton of Miarma was buried in Mt Carmel cemetery near Fairville after dying in Springfield on Wednesday.

Robt. Ruxton Miarma Mt. Carmel Fairville Springfield

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