No Verdict In Rape Trial At Marshall
The trial of Elsie Wood small of Napton on a rape charge began in Marshall criminal court with a large crowd. The jury was impaneled Monday as proceedings continued with closing arguments held late. a juryman became ill and the case adjourned to Friday morning. A fatal accident occurred when a streetcar struck a man named Williams, breaking his neck and killing him. Jesse Howard was uninjured.
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Elsie Woodsmall
Napton
Criminal Court
Marshall
F. D. Stockman
O. Grady
Lyman Peters
A. Piper
J. F. Martin
Jos. Hamil
J. P. Tracy
W. H. Newell
W. T. Burroughs
J. H. Noonan
J. M. Piper
A. C. Potter
Barbee
Robi. M. Reynolds
Col. R. B. Ruff
Will Meschede
W. C. Todd
Messrs. Ruff
Reynolds
Three MT Leonard Men Killed by Train After Trip
An unusual accident killed three colored men from Mt. Leonard, James Williams, Chas. Howard, and Jesse Howard. They had just arrived by the late C. & A. passenger from Kansas City at 11:37 p.m. and, unable to ride at Mt. Leonard, started walking home. They built a fire about a mile west of Shackleford and sat down to rest when the tragedy occurred.
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Mt. Leonard
James Williams Chas. Howard
Jesse Howard
Kansas City
Marshall
Shackleford
Good Opportunity Sale At F. G. Smith Piano Co
Local readers are urged to visit F. G. Smith Piano Co for a special sale advertised on the first page. The notice highlights a limited opportunity to purchase pianos and related instruments at reduced prices.
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F. G. Smith Piano Co
Adv
New Time Card Changes Affect C. A. Railway
C. A. Railway will enforce a new time card next Sunday June 9 with no public notice. Missouri Pacific also adjusts schedules slightly. Trains will run soon after you notice smoke or bear the root. Come early and bring dinner.
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C. & A. Railway
Mo. Pac
Hat Sale At Taylor's Cash Dept Store
Hats priced at twenty six percent discount, the store promotes latest millinery styles. Bold call to action urges customers to purchase now as stock sells quickly.
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Taylor's Cash Dept
Taylor’s Cash Dept
Will Start Soon Terrell Broad And DeGarmo Meat Market
Terrell Broa and DeGarmo will reopen their meat market next week after months of closure due to delays in new cold storage machinery. The firms faced an extended shutdown while awaiting essential equipment.
Niemeier’s Son to Marry Leva Blessing in Carlisle Context
Chas Niemeier of Harde man says his son Fritz Niemeier of Carlisle Arkansas planned to wed Miss Leva Blessing of Illinois yesterday. The note reflects a greeting and best wishes for the young couple as they take this step.
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Chas. Niemeier
Hardeman
Fritz Niemeier
Carlisle
Ark
Leva Blessing
Illinois
For Sale Pure bred livestock and cattle with calves
For Sale some pure bred registered Duroe Jorepy bears and some good fresh short horn milch cows with calves by their side, eleading fam.
Local Market Report Corrected by Swift and Co
The June 6 1907 market update from Swift and Co lists Spring Chickens among other items. The page shows garbled OCR text with unreadable lines but preserves the correction notice and the market entry for poultry.
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Swift and Co
Senior Blue Lick resident taken to St Joseph after fall
Fleming Luse, 82, longtime resident of Blue Lick, was taken to St Joseph Wednesday after his son Cons and W. G. R. Smith brought him in. He was adjudged insane, likely due to a recent fall.
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Fleming Luse
Blue Lick
St. Joseph
Cons
G. R. Smith
Knights and Daughters Sermon at M. E. Church
F. H. Porter announces the Knights and Daughters of Tabor annual sermon by Rev. H. J. Burton from Jefferson City at the M. E. Church. The service is scheduled for 2 30 p m on Sunday June 16.
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F. H. Porter
Knights and Daughters of Tabor
H. J. Burton
Jefferson City
M. E. Church
Fletcher shoe ad corrections noted on page three
The advertisement errors fixed two shoe items. The men’s shoes now read worth 3.50 and sells for 2.80. A second pair listed at 2.00 now reads worth 2.50 instead of 5.50.
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Fletcher
Local visitors and social notes from Marshall area
Locals report visitors from Miami Joplin and St Louis counties. A.M.E. Church rally in East Marshall raised 5 dollars and 25 cents. Kansas City trip to Lipscomb Severance wedding with Will Hess family guests. Local ads promote 26 percent off hats and a selection of styles.
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East Marshall
Sam Hess
Kansas City
Lipscomb Severance
Will Hess
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Nervous Pain Relief
If neuralgia and sharp shooting pains torment you, Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills promise relief by soothing nerves. Taken as directed they are harmless with no after effects, making them popular with users and their local druggists who can advise.
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Miles
Marshall Cement Co Forms On East North Street
The Marshall Cement Co. is a new business started on East North St by Mr. Campbell with J D Sanger and E B Roberts assisting. Geo Nye of near Miami visited Marshall Wednesday, his first trip since November after a long illness. The circuit court granted several divorces last week, including a newly married Marshall couple. Mr and Mrs Arthur Burton of Columbia are visiting home folks in Marshall before he leaves for Boonville to take the foremanship of the Advertiser. A Marshall woman who had been abandoned by her husband poured carbolic acid on his face, but they have settled their differences. A local rental dispute ends with landlord obtaining possession after Casey, aided by deputy Tom Raper, moves the occupant out. Kansas City Star.
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Marshall Cement Co
East North St
Campbell
J.D. Sanger
E. B. Roberts
Geo. Nye
Miami
Circuit Court
Arthur Burton
Columbia
Marshall
Burton
Boonville
Advertiser
Jof Call
Harrisonville
W. L. Stephene
Call
Justice Remley
Mr. Stephens
Roy Casey
Casey
Thomas Raper
Tom
Feet and Short Skirts Across Prague Streets
A Prague council bans skirts touching the ground, scolding women for dress length while lamenting wet windy days. The piece notes French and American women prefer shorter skirts, laments English fashion, and reflects on practical responses to weather and attire.
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Prague
London Woman’s Appearance Draws Noted Attention
A fragment from a London paper describes a woman’s attire and demeanor, noting a bold font impression and the sense of necessity in her presentation. The snippet highlights visual impact over context and leaves specifics unclear.
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London
Mexican hooded horse saves lives in Mexico idea
The horn cried out as a horse reared. The driver released a right rein hood that shaded the horse’s eyes, calming it instantly. The driver calls it a Mexican idea, noting such hoods are worn on spirited horses to drop over the eyes in trouble and have saved thousands of lives.
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Mexico
Mirthful Exchange Quips About Yuletide Yearning
A brief comic exchange from the Baltimore American ponders an empty ache after festive meals. Mrs Occult jokes with Mrs Homely that the sense of yearning comes after mince pies, a light holiday aside reflecting playful social banter.
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Mrs. Occult
Stolen Sweets Offer Sparks Kid’s Pantry Plan
A humorous exchange has Willie asking his mother to let him steal cookies from the pantry, with her replying she will simply give them to him. He insists that stealing cookies tastes better, illustrating a rakish, lighthearted moment in domestic life.
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Willie
Folly That Caused Death At London Hospital
A man died at Central London Throat and Ear Hospital after nitrous oxide anesthesia, allegedly due to disobedience of dietary rules. Post mortem found nearly two pounds of undigested figs in his stomach, suggesting the fatal outcome resulted from his own folly rather than fault by the operator or anaesthetist, who had administered anesthesia in 18,000 cases without prior incident.
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London
Eas Hospital
Thoe Hospital
The Spoiled Child
Mothers often stop supervising a child after early years and assume independence or entrust care to others. This piece argues ongoing guidance remains essential as children mature and imitate adults. It notes unspoken expectations and potential missteps in relinquishing vigilance too soon.
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Sweet Springs Notice
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H. Hartman
Theo, Welp
St. Louis County
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Ryneee City
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Ethel Barrymore
Cap Jinka
Matinee
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Ticket Ticket Ag
Marehall
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Warrensburg, Mo
Bohol
Bend
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Tommy
Will Girls
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