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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
8
A wind and rain storm struck Boonville on a Wednesday evening killing a Black resident when a brick barn collapsed. Many roofs were blown off houses and businesses. The Bell Telephone Exchange was nearly destroyed. The Twentieth Century Company tent was damaged but no injuries reported.
A list of marriage licenses shows W L Crawford of Milwaukee and Lilian Thompson of Slater. John A Milner of Denver and Annie Fishback of Marshall. Mason Childers and Clara Thornton of Little Rock. Andrew Robertson of Wanamaker and Annie Rice. Jackson and Eva Jackson of Marshall. Edward Oliver and Stella Lewis of Slater. Theodore Quirk, Maria Bend, and Mrs Laura Greene of Waverly. Clarence A Davis and Carrie A Robinson of Elmwood. John W Owens of Miami and Mrs Nancy C Lewis of Marshall. Lloyd G Grayball of Crearville and Myra McDonough of Marshall. Dr C L Lawless and May Louise McMahon of Marshall. Dr J D Horner of Alma and Susie Campbell of Marshall. P B Reynolds and Pearl Manes of Napton. Lex McDaniel of Kansas City and Mantle Wheeler of Miami. Harry Etenbrecht of St Louis and Christine Pusher of New Frankfurt. Russell Campbell and Sadie Crawford of Slater. C A Barton and Annie Spry of Chas Herring and Hattie Pearl Young of Blue Lick. Dan Hebider and Rhoda Conrad of Slater. Allen B Snoddy of Springfield and Helen F Fisher of Marshall. The masterly summing up with which the article concludes is a fine expression of the strong republican spirit which reigns in France today. Young Men and the Republic was written for the Saturday Evening Post and will appear in no other magazine. The illustrations are reproductions of private photographs taken by President Loubet's son.
President Loubet writes his first magazine piece since becoming French leader. The July 13 issue of The Saturday Evening Post will publish Young Men and the Republic, discussing France’s relations with the United States and its stance toward other powers.
Young ladies Mamie Farrell won for Christian doctrine Anna Belle Gill for diligence Rosaline Alletburg for politeness Angela Ordway for music received medals. Fathers J J Hogan Shackelford D M Costello Lexington and S J O Neil Marshall presented them.
Dr G B Craighead Percy Huston of Marshall and P S Rader of Jefferson City arrived to confer with the regents on releasing Dr K B Craighead president elect from the Normal He had resigned to take another post at higher pay but will stay if honorably released to guide Central College through the current crisis as reported by Warrenburg Star and Fayette Globe
Andy Judd living five miles west of Marshall suffered the loss of his left index finger and serious hand injuries when his hand was caught in a reaper while cutting wheat on Tuesday. Dr. D. C. Gore attended and dressed the wound, making him as comfortable as possible.
The Knights of Pythias lodge held a Tuesday evening session and conferred the rank of Knight on Ed Page and L. F. Leyhe of the city. Slater attendees included W. T. Nock, J. B. Jester, Phil Tucker, Gus Heiler, John Reid, Tutner Page, A. L Seebeck, Wm. Manake, Ed Steiner, Matt Baier, and J. B. Sterrett.
Twenty six Years Ago. Aweel Springs Hoard. The Brownsville Herald 1876 reprint quotes Schooling Chapline advising readers on stamp placement and money orders. He urges delaying mail until closing, lick stamps at office, or use gum, avoid paying until stuck, mischief with stamps, secrecy about mail, and questioning postmasters' practices.
An explosion on Chicago and Alton Freight engine No. 332 near Independence Missouri on Thursday morning killed engineer Gerew. Fireman Crawley was seriously injured. Gerew had been employed on the C and A for eight years.
The sth Sunday convention of Saline Association will convene June 28 at 2y and 16th with Heath Creek church located 6 miles southwest of Nelson.
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