Noble Lisetor Obituary After Fatal Train Accident
Noble Lisetor, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lisetor, was killed when a freight train dragged him fifty yards after he attempted to hand railway orders from the C and A depot platform. He was born April 26, 1804, a church helper and choir member. Funeral at the Christian church, Rev B T Wharton officiating, with burial at Ridge Park.
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Mrs Rufus Holloway Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs Rufus Holloway died suddenly Thursday night at her Eastwood home after a long illness. Survived by husband and four children, Charles and Harry of Rosebury Oregon, Nelle and Florence at home. Funeral set for Monday at a.m.
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Obituaries for Harvey Reid and Fisher Finley
Harvey Reid died at his son Harry Reid’s home in Slater aged 84 years eight months after six months illness. Funeral services planned in Mexico. Fisher Finley died Saturday night June 22 1912 at 16 00 at her mother’s Nelson home after a lingering throat tuberculosis aged 32. She supported the Presbyterian Church and taught in Sunday school. Sincere condolences to her husband relatives and friends. A Friend.
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Deaths at Little Rock and Ayres in June
TOLETA KISO eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kiso died Thursday morning near Little Rock after a brief illness. Cholera infantum listed as cause. A verse prayer accompanies the notice. MRS NANCY McCLAIN wife of Sam McClain died at her Ayres home June 10 at 69 from paralysis after a few days of illness. Rev J E Norvell led services at Prospect church June 12. interment at Rehoboth. She leaves a husband ten children fifty four grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Sister News
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Little Rock
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Roy Thompson Dies at 15 in East Marshall
Roy Thompson aged 15 years 2 months died at his parents home in East Marshall Friday June 21 from consumption. His remains were laid to rest Friday in Fairview after services conducted by Rev. Reynolds.
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Clark Victory in Baltimore Convention Fight
Senator Clark of Missouri led the National Democratic convention in Baltimore, with his nomination seen as no surprise. The battle between progressives and reactionaries was sharp, but the reactionaries won easily in Baltimore, as in Chicago.
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Taft Named on First Ballot at Republican Convention
Chicago detachment reports Taft secured renomination on first ballot with 561 votes to Roosevelt 107 Cummins 17 La Follette 42 Hughes 2 not voting 344 absent 6. Sherman renominated as running mate with 697 votes to Borah 71 Merriam 20 Hadley 14 Bevridge 2 Gillette 1 absent 71 present but not voting 3472. Washington later quotes Taft on convention as end of pre con campaign and defense of constitutional safeguards.
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National Highway Meeting Organizes Local Club
The court house meeting on Monday night formed a local club to support the National Highway. G A Radford presided, Judge J M Lowe spoke on the Ocean-to-Ocean highway aims, Col D M Potter of the Los Angeles Times talked, and officers were elected including Radford president and Huston treasurer. The group seeks broad membership to secure government aid for the proposed road.
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Merion Sparks Dies in Kansas City Heart Failure
A message yesterday stated Marion Sparks, a notable former stockman in the county, died of heart failure in Kansas City. His remains will be brought to Marshalle y for burial at Ridge Park Cemetery on the 10:30 arrival.
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Three Men Escape Death in Warehouse Collapse
Crushed under a building near Gilliam three workers narrowly escaped death last week as a banked wall sank. Jack screws and bars failed to fully trap them, and the soft dirt prevented fatal injuries. Rescue occurred after about an hour. one worker is said to be in bed, another back at work, and the third lightly hurt. Initial reports claimed three fatalities.
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Runaway Mule Team Leaves Man Injured Near Mt Leonard
Had Runaway Chan Chrisman narrowly escaped death Monday forenoon when his mule team ran away while spreading hay. He was dragged briefly before the tedder threw out of gear preventing deep gashes. His wife found him unconscious in the field and Dr. Tuttle of Mt Leonel treated head and body bruises and arm cuts. He is not in serious danger. He is brother of Mrs. E. B. Elsen of Marshall.
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Marahall
Residence Fire Destroys Home. Family Escapes
At 6 a.m. Monday a fire engulfed the upper part of a residence while Harry Hay and his family were at breakfast. They saved little furniture. A defective flue caused the blaze. They moved to a house east of their home temporarily. Insurance coverage was $500, a partial recompense.
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Births reported for Davis and Zahn families in Macon
Mr and Mrs Geo N Davis announce a son born at their Macon home on June 1 Judge Samuel Davie is grandfather The Zahn couple also welcomed a son on Monday weighing ten pounds The Zehn entry notes he is an agriculturist at birth and a fine little fellow May he grow up to be the pride of his parents
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Macon
Samuel Davie
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Zahn
Progressive party launched in Chicago at mass meeting
Chicago June 2 The new Progressive party formed at Orchestra Hall with Theodore Roosevelt as presidential nominee. He urged a mass convention of all voters to reaffirm the pledge and to nominate a Progressive slate. Gov Johnson praised the movement while denouncing political fraud, promising state and national organizing across Illinois and beyond. The crowd sang, cheered, and pledged to unite Democrats and Republicans in a shared citizenship.
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Santa Fe Trail marking visit by Missouri leaders
Mrs Geo McParlane State Regent of Missouri DC AR joined Marking Santa Fe Trail party in Marshall Wednesday night while passing to mark the trail under the last legislature funding for markers. John VanBrant Elisabeth Gentry and Mary Gentry of Kansas City accompanied the group along the marked route.
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