Latimer Death After Kansas City Assault In Marshall
Charles Latimer of Marshall died Wednesday after being struck and beaten in Kansas City last Thursday night. The 60 year old, born in Kentucky, had moved to Missouri in 1867 and lived most of his life in Saline County. He leaves wife Henrietta Hall and children C. L. Latimer Jr. and Mrs. Ben Hughes. The court ordered his transportation to Nevada State Asylum, with mandating costs from his estate, after a prior insanity verdict. The trial of J W Ming ended with a not guilty verdict on grounds of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. L. Latimer
Kansas City
Coe
Mr. Latimer
Dr. Coe
Burlington
Boone County
Kentucky
Richard
Madeline Latimer
Missouri
Saline County
Henrietta Hall
C. L. Latimer, Jr
Ben Hughes
Keytesville
Latimer
Nevada
Joseph Wilson
J. W. Ming
Sent to the asylum hearing record in criminal court
At a Tuesday hearing before Judge John A. Rich the court notes Alf F Rector as prosecutor and the defendant in person with counsel and guardian Robt B Ruff. The jury found the defendant not guilty on the ground of insanity at the time of the crime and that he has not recovered. The court also finds the defendant is not a poor person under applicable statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rich
Criminal Court
Alf
F Rector
Robt
Ruff
Livestock sale in Omaha features Saline herd
H H Harris of Marshall will sell cattle at the Omaha sale on February 22 and 23, drawing mostly from the Gallo way herd bred on his Saline farm. Col J W Sparks is among the auctioneers. In St Louis the week saw Saline and Lafayette county steers priced around 5.60 per 100 pounds with weights from 1,337 to 1,373 pounds sold to Swift & Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Harris
Marshall
Omaha
Saline
Col
J. W. Sparks
R. B. Johnson
Saline County
St. Louis
Rolf & Gray
H. Reed
M. Courtney
Injunction Issued Against Rival Conductor Over Business Interests
John W Robertson J W Barnhill and D H Robertson of Robertson Co secured a temporary injunction on January 25 before Judge Davis restraining W B Hulse from using his skill or influence to harm the Robertson business by reentering the line. Hulse must appear February 5 in circuit court to show cause why the injunction should not be permanent. Duggins Rainey represent the plaintiffs H H Parsons the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Robertson
J. W. Barnhill
D. H. Robertson
Robertson & Co
Davis
W. RB. Hulse
Hulse
Duggins & Rainey
H. H. Parsons
Marriage Licenses List From Marshall and Blackburn Areas
Neal Thomas and Pearl Joliff of Marshall. J A Welch of Miami and Alice Cahill of Slater. Henry Albert and Dora Hasenmeier of Hardeman. T B Trent and Mary Greene of Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Thomas
Pearl Joliff
Marshall
J. A. Welch
Miami
Alice Cahill
Sla
Henry Albert and
Dora Hasenmeier, Hardeman
T. B. Trent
Mary Greene
Blackburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Latimer
Ming
Hawley & Ferrill
Lynch
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