Erastus Perry Ends Life On Farm Near Marshall
Erastus Perry, 45, shot himself with a rifle Thursday afternoon on a farm seven miles south of Marshall after noting business troubles. With no one home except his two young daughters, he died a few hours later. He leaves a wife and seven children, including Lennie and Nellie Perry and Clell and Jeas Perry in California. Funeral held at Mt Olive church Thursday afternoon, led by Rev. James Martin.
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Erastus Perry
Marshall
Mesdames Ambrose LaRue
Geo. Wright
Ben Blanton
Clell
Jeas Perry
California
Mt. Olive Church
James Martin
Double Tragedy Ends in Murder Suicide Near Antioch
William Thomas fatally shoots his sweetheart Minnie Mayse three times then kills himself near Antioch church in Saline County Missouri. The coroner’s verdict states Thomas died by self-inflicted gunshot after firing at Mayse, who was shot thrice. letters found in his trunk reference the planned killings. Local witnesses recount the events from singing at Antioch to the fatal shots and a burial procession.
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William
Thomas
Minnie Mayse
Charles Aldridge
Antioch Church
Arthur Cox
Miss Minnie
Antioch
Will Thomas
Chas
Aldridge
Miss Mayse
Mrs. Aldridge
Wheeler
J. F. Jarvis
Sweet Springs
J. E. Regadale
Saline County
Missouri
William Thomas
Liberty Township
Miss Minnie Mayse
Mollie Mayse
Herndon
Saline
A. D. Igor
Death Notice: Elmer E. Stump of Medford
Medford citizens mourn the death of Elmer E. Stump who died in Sterling Kansas after a brief typhoid illness at age 33. Born December 14 1867 in Edgar County Illinois he was a Rock Island foreman turned threshing machine operator. He rests in Rosemound cemetery with M W A rites. Rev. Harper conduct.
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Elmer E. Stump
Medford
O. T
Sterling
Kas
Mr. Stump
Edgar County
Ill
Igor
Rosemound
Mr. Harper
Methodist Church
Stump
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