Deaths and obituaries in Marshall area
Notices list several deaths including Mrs. J J Higdon at Capitol Hill aged 66 9 months and 10 days with burial to Higbee old home. Dr A R Edmonds a Miami physician who died after illness with funeral at Mt Carmel cemetery after Methodist services. Also listed are Mr Caswell noted as a respected citizen died after long illness near Napton aged 61 with a large funeral at Shiloh church. widow of Jno M Conway died July 8 at 10 128 am with services at E W Dawes residence and burial at Ridge Park. Annie Weaver wife of J W Weaver died aged 87 at her parents home with survivors including father mother siblings and relatives. funeral services at Hock. Bet a Ten stay scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higdon
Capitol Hill
Marshall
Higbee
Dvesides
Herbert
Lillie D
A. R. Edmonds
Miami
Mr. Edmonds
Mt. Carmel
Methodist
Napton
Mia
Lillie Alexander
Pearl
Albert
Benton
Kansas City
Hunter
Sweet Springs
Carrie
Marr
California
Shiloh
Caswell
Jno
M. Conway
KE. W. Dawes
E. W. Dawes
Slater Street
Ridge Park Cemetery
Mers
Annie Weaver
J.W. Weaver
Jos
Solomon
North of
Tows
Moera
Jebs
Agnes Paaner
Mary
Geromen
Weaver
Arrow
Beta Tenstay
Saline
Slater
Jenkins
Frank Pennock
A. W. Meyers
Alice Jenkins
Homer Brown
Mies
Jennie Eubsuk
Warvie Eubank
Triplett
Baline
Deaths in Saline and Nearby Towns Include Several Notables
Obituaries report deaths near Wana maker and Slater with ages from 30 to 80, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements. Notes include Sam D Pile of Blue Lick and others in Longwood Marshall Slater Triplett Grand Pass Napton Mapton, plus a 73 year old Mary Cooper and a 18 month old child in Sweet Springs. Funeral details show 10am Wednesday, 11am Tuesday and Sunday services.
Burial services by Rev Todd at Napton colored cemetery
Funeral rites were conducted by Reverend Todd and the burial took place at Napton Colored Cemetery. The service reflected local customs and honored the deceased with customary tributes at the burial ground.
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Todd
Napton Colored Cemetery
New pastor Rev Oscar Smith leads First M E Church
Rev Oscar Smith preached at the Louis based First M E Church Sunday morning and evening to pleased members hopeful for future church success. Revival assistance planned in November with Rev T W Alton and Rev J E MacDowpald. H J Steinheimer to preach Norton Sunday at 1 pm. Odell Ave Presbyterian reports eleven new members Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Smith
Louis
Smith
T.W. Alton
Fulton Mo
J. EB. MacDowpald
M. BE. Church, South
H. J. Steinheimer
Norton
Odell Ave. Presbyterian Church
Real Estate Transfers from Various Estates and Individuals
Real estate transfers listed include the Estate of JM Gilliam to Goo A Jeter for 160 acres. Rob t Lane to Erepet Wittenberger for 4 acres. Wittenberger to August Wittenberger lots in New Frankfort. sheriff sale of W P Vaughan estate. E E Elesa to Jo F Borroughe parts of lots in Marshall. E E Eleos et al to multiple lots in Marshall. Michael Brown to Joe J Brown 166 acres. Michael Brown to Wo F Brown 19 acres. Mary W Wilson to Jacob VanDyke irregular parcel in Marshall. L Wade to Jabelia Beker lots in Arrow Rock. W Wisping and wife to Wo F M Latmer lot in Cattight & Cord. Wil Field to Fred Theiss lot in Slater. A G Oleon to Mullie Countes mare block in English add Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM Gilliam
Sherif
Goo A Jeter
Tom
Robt Lane
Erepet Wittenberger
Erecet Wittenberger
August Wittenberger
New Frankfort
W P Vaughan
W Henry Wahmeyer
E Elesa
Joo F Borroughe
Lote
Marshall
Eleos
Michael Brown
Joe J Brown
F Brown
Mary W Wilson
Jacob
VanDyke
Mareshall
Wade
Jabelia Beker
Arrow Rock
Wisping
Latmer
Cattight & Cord, Ao
Wil Field
Fred Theiss
Slater
Oleon
Mullie Countes Mare
Eoglish
St Louis Live Stock Market Report July 7 1904
National Stock Yards Illinois reports cattle receipts of about 8600 with supplies including choice 1613 lb steers selling at 6.00. Competition for top grades steadier than medium, demand strong for good butcher cows and calves steady. Hog receipts around 11000 with general trade steady. top hogs near 6.16 and most hogs 4.65 to 4.75. Sheep receipts 600, top lambs 7.00, top natives 5.60, mutton 1.25, breeding ewes 4.40. Outlook for the week remains steady to stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Republican
Niconal Stock Yards
Ill
Questions on Senator Stone and campaign ethics in Missouri
A local paper questions Senator Stone's past dealings and honesty ahead of his campaign, citing a health society scheme and other incidents. The piece urges voters to consider trust, public service, and the senator’s actions before requesting reelection.
National Democratic Convention Nominations Likely
Denver session ends without clear nominations last night. William Jennings Bryan expected to be the presidential nominee, while the vice presidential choice remains unsettled. The platform is described as tame and unlikely to offend any group. Various names appear in scattered notes and place mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bryan
Severe hail storm devastates Saline area
A severe hail storm along the southern county line west of Wanamaker last Wednesday damaged crops and livestock. Reports describe hail depths up to 3 inches on the level with drifts as deep as 18 inches. Rabbit, bird, and chicken losses occurred. one site reported 24 dead chickens found after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Houstonia
Fight Over Saloon License Tests Local Courts
Col R B Ruff presented a petition in Lafayette county court seeking a Higginsville saloon license for his clients. The license was refused. a writ of mandamus will be sought to compel issuance in circuit court or Kansas City Court of Appeals. It aims to be a test case for Higginsville saloon men as the last Higginsville saloon, Ed Hughes’s, died Monday night and nearby Corder saloons closed due to lack of signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
R. B. Ruff
Lafayette County
Ligginsville
Circuit Court
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Higginsvile
Ed Hughes
Corder
Saloon closures span several towns amid dryness drive
Waverly closed its saloons. Lexington has eleven open, Concordia three, Wellington three, Napoleon one, Aulville one, Alma one. Alma’s saloon on the C and A near Marshall is the sole remaining, while Howard and Saline report no operating saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Lexington
Concordia
Wellingto
Napoleon
Aulville
Alma
Marshall, Howard
Salvne
Fishing party feasts on catfish at Bull Fork river
A fishing gathering near Bull Fork and the Missouri river featured A. Potter and O. H. Madorie catching catfish while hosting Mrs Albert James and children, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Potter, and their families who enjoyed a channel cat fry last Thursday.
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A. ©. Potter
O. H. Madorie
Bull Fork
Missouri River
Albert James
Irvin Davidson
T. D. Potter
Gilliam Leads Three Ball Games Celebration
Gilliam celebrated the 4th by entertaining a large crowd as ball games drew major attention. Slater defeated Fayette 3 to 1 in the morning. Gilliam beat Mayette 4 to 1. Gilliam then triumphed over Slater 5 to 4. Mrs. Julia Wright plans a several months stay in Deering, North Dakota in coming days.
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Gilliam
Slater
Fayette
Mayette
Julia Wright
Deering
N. D
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William Jennings Bryan
Edison Phonograph Co
Mr. Bryan
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
West Side Square
Marshall, Mo
J. J. Higdon
Taniah Caswell
Mary Jane Conway
Sam D. Pile
F.M. Pile
Blue Lick
Edmonia Majors
Longwood
Walter
Samuel
Miss Emma Jones
Walker
Ridge Park
Fleming Jones
Grand Pass
Ed Gnwill
Ebenezer Walden Jenkins
Mary Cooper
Rev
Rader
Sunay
Slater Cemetery
Mapton
John Williams
Wee Single
Church Notes
St.louis
F. W. Miles
Wantad
B. O. Smith
Swit & Co
Peeeenieewen
Ree & Page Milling Co
Ereang Geees
Gome
Steve
United States
Brove
Mr Stone
Stone
Home Annuity Association
Lewis
Senator Stone
Mr. Stone
Missouri
National Democratic Convention
Wm. B Childere
Dr. Price's Food
White House
Taylors Cash Department Store
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