Tragic Lovers Kill Each Other in Alabama Picnic Tragedy
Charlow Saltzman and Miss Emma Herboldshlmer, sweethearts, mortally wound each other during a buggy ride near Sentonville. Miss Herboldsheimer fires first, Saltzman returns with six shots. Both die from wounds. Miss Herboldsheimer, daughter of wealthy Portland parents, dies later. The incident occurred Friday afternoon amid a lover’s quarrel over a promised marriage. The report also notes National Whiterful Association officers and the selection of New Orleans for the next convention.
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Spring Valley
Charlow Sultarun
Emma Herboldshulmer
Wholand
Sentonvilla Thurs
Herboldsheimer
Saltzman
Miss Herboldsheimer
Sidirman
Sontonville
Torais
Merrymulors
Thats
Saltaman
Low Worm
K. MW. Henry
Tackson
Miss
Matt Parrott
Waterloo
Bilis
Clabourns
Dr Kelly Homeopathist at 4134 Reed Street
Dr Kelly a homeopathist located at 4134 Reed Street lists the contact as phone 60. The sparse entry provides a single professional listing with no further details.
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Dr. Kelly
Reed Street
Proof of Jester's Guilt Emerges in Missouri Trial
Parc Paria Missouri July 10 prosecuting attorney Rodes announces startling new evidence in the Jester murder case. He vows to expose facts not presented 30 years ago as witnesses come forward and interest mounts. Reports tie ex Gov Johnson and Judge Bruce to the defense and claim a crucial witness from Oklahoma can complete the circumstantial case. Political and jail details recur as the case adjourns toward September or October terms. Gates receives $200 for aiding arrest.
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Parie
Rodes
Corpud
Gates
Purin
Audrnin
Mexico
Monroe
Pacis
William Moxey
Monroe County
Oklahoma
Jontir
Young
Wicletta
A Bill Board Battle in Sedalia
Advance agents from Wallace and Sells-Forepaugh both reached Sedalia a week ago. Each hired a hack at the depot and urged drivers to reach the bill board owner with top placement. Sells Brothers’ man arrived first, and Wallace’s men fanned among lumber men and vacant-lot owners to secure stands. A corner becomes a picture gallery and walls around depots show animal prints. Advertising blocks rival shows while local workers profit and the public enjoys the shows ahead.
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Italia
Sodatia
Sells Brothers
Sedalia
Sall
Wallace
Dog Tax Ordinance Seeks City Hall Filing
The city announces a dog tax system at North Clark Street with charges of one dollar for males and two dollars for females per annum. Unlicensed dogs after July first, 1899 may be killed by law. owners must register and pay the tax. Violators face penalties and further trouble is avoided by prompt compliance.
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Clark Street
Young Peoples Meet at Central Christian Church
Six Moberly church youth groups plan a joint gathering at Central Christian Church tonight at eight oclock led by J C Gurnn.
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Moberly
J.C. Gurnn
Assignee's Notice of Allowances of Claims 1899
Frank Rothwell will hold public sessions on August 17 18 and 19 1899 at the Rothwell building Moberly Missouri to adjust and allow claims against the estate Bristow Bros assigned for creditors Wrank M Clark Assignee in Randolph county Missouri
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Frank Rothwell
Rothwell
Road and
Williams Streets
Moberly
Randolph County
Missouri
Bristow Bros
Beavry Advertises Seasonal Stock At Low Prices
Beavry promotes advance paper sales for next season with complete stock offered at the lowest prices. The note emphasizes urgency as rooms are papered now and seeks buyers for seasonal wall coverings.
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Lm CP. Beavry
Governor Stone Sued Over Knife Assault Damages
Reporter Don Reavin files a $20,000 damages suit in St. Louis circuit court alleging ex governor William Joe Stone assaulted him with a knife at the Union Trust building last Monday. Attorney Milton C. Brown says the attack caused great bodily pain and mental anguish.
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Union Trust
William Joe Stone
Circuit Court
St. Louis
Dons Reavin
Milton C.' Brown
Aleo
California Legislature Requires Signing of Articles Across Papers
The Legislature of California mandated the signing of articles in state publications. The rule applies from death notices to editorials, demanding signatures on all pieces. The rule is described as ensuring full compliance with the new law by requiring authors to sign each article or graph.
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California
Utaginant
Diggs Sells Wellsville Paper. Plans Montana Move
Wellsville Missouri reports Tory John H Diggs proprietor of the Wellville Woelly has sold his plant to Professor J W Dy. Diggs will enter the newspaper business in Montana. Romery Mrs Miller opens hair dressing parlors at 212 Fifth Street inviting all who desire service.
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Wellsville
John * H. Diggs
Welleville Woelly
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ROYAL
K. HM. White
Portland
Ore
National
Whiterful Association
Henry Levy & GO
New York
Dey Woods and Clothing House
County
Haw
Jefferson City
Pilta
Juster
Enid
Paria
Jester Wat
Muncie
Ind
Philander Jester
Alexander Jester
Kane
Hoenys Abeir Nidter
Alexander Jostur
Lodiana
Philander Atetes
Bis Sitter
Kungis
Kansan
Warn Ag
Wncolo
Jack Vowell
Ledger
Jeater
Mr. Powell
Sheriff White
A. Bill Board Battle
Richardson
Strictly Cash Store
Wrank M. Clark
Stone
Don Reavin
Bowers
Dimitros
Parasola
Ceats
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