Marshal of Paris John Dawson found poisoned in coal shed
George Ryan and Tom Keller reported finding John Dawson, marshal of Paris Missouri, in a coal shed behind 304 South Pent h street. He was carried inside and treated for suspected laudanum or opium poisoning. a revolver lay at his side. Dawson denied attempting suicide amidst rumors of a quarrel with his wife. he later explained swallowing tobacco with a drink caused his sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ryan
Tom Keller
John Dawson
Paris
Charles I. Randdegger
Penth Street
Dawson
Mr. Randdegger
Tom O'Connell
Quincy Journal
Buried Today: Ernest Williams Dies of Typhoid at Home
Ernest Williams aged 17, son of Bob Williams the veteran hackman, died at the family residence about midnight Saturday after a nine months illness from typhoid fever. The funeral was held at the colored Baptist church at 2 pm and burial followed in Oakland cemetery. He had managed one of his father's cabs and was active in colored society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Williams
Bob Williams
Hackman
Colored Baptist Church
Oakland
Bob
Colored Society
Moving pictures at the YMCA Tuesday evening
A reader notes there will be moving pictures shown at the W M C A on Tuesday evening. The brief item highlights a local entertainment event at the YMCA with a timetable yet to be announced.
Moving Pictures at the Y M C A
Moving pictures shown at the YMCA on Tuesday evening March 21 with a 200 value addition by Miss Helen Gould. Admission 15 cents, two for 25 cents. Members admitted free with membership ticket.
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Y M. GA
Jtelen Gould
Tia
Morning and Evening Sermons at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church held morning services on a day with cloudy skies. The pastor, Mr Henry, preached on Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian, clearly explaining the path to belief. In the evening he addressed What Shall I Think of Christ, delivering an engaging talk that benefited the whole congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Ely Tod
Christ
Mr. Henry
Judge J. G. Casner Died Near Wright City at 77
Judge J G Casner died Friday evening at 7 30 at his country home two and a half miles south of Wright City from diabetes after a lingering illness He was 77 and survived by his wife three sons and two stepdaughters Mesdames Hugh Powell and John Martin of Moberly The longtime county court member was a prominent local figure Funeral services were held at the family residence with interment in Wright City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright City
Mesdames Hugh Powell
John Martin
Moberly
Casner
Episcopalian meeting at J H Babcock residence
Episcopalians are requested to meet at the residence of J H Babcock on Tuesday March 21 at 7 30 PM. Business of importance to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Babcock
Realtor Buys Bedford Street Property for Speculative Gain
Attorney Warwick McCanne purchased Noa. 204 Bedford Street from JE 1 Mobley and plans to hold it for speculative purposes. With the street paved the property is expected to rise in value and attract renters if other city areas lack vacant houses.
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Warwick McCanne
Bedford Street
Mobley
Realty Deal Announces Morley Street Property Transfer
Wm. Carnes has sold No 645 North Morley Street to Russell Burton and family plan to occupy in a couple of months. Carnes also bought a small lot in northeast Moberly for a new residence to be built in weeks and anticipates further gains from Moberly real estate.
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Wm. Carnes
Morley Street
Russell Burton
Mr. Carnes
Moberly
Hig House
Music Sale Continues at Taylor's Store
Late popular sheet music remains at 18 cents per copy. Kohler's method 40 and no music exchanges noted. J. C. Green listing appears with sale details and catalog references.
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Taylor's Music Store
Kohler
J. C. Green
Committed death by own action Perry Delaney
Perry Delaney a former Stoutsville drugist shot himself at his country home between Paris and Stoutsville, ending his life instantly. He was 36, once a prosperous drug business owner who sold out last week. He had just returned from a business trip and had recently obtained a $15,600 life insurance policy. He was son in law of Judge Wooley of Stoutsville and married Dooley’s daughter after eloping ten years ago.
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Perry Delaney
Stoutsville
Paris
Delaney
Wangas City
Judge Wooley
Monroe County
Dooley
Death's Decree in Randolph County Noted Elder Robertson Dies
Samuel W. Robertson a longtime Randolph County resident died at his son A H Robertson's country home near Clark at age 85 from senile debility. Survived by nine grown children including daughters Sallie Linna Jennie Burkeye Bettie Burkeye and sons A H A L ND J W Walter. Funeral at Clark Christian church Wednesday 11 o'clock. burial at Huntsville. The notice also lists a civil suit J E Young vs Conrad Rehwedel with a jury panel from Warren County moved on change of venue.
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Samuel W. Robertson
Randolph County
A. H. Robertson
Clark
Sallie
Linna
Jennie Burkeye
Bettie Burkeye
A. H
A. L
J. W
Walter Robertson
Clark Christian Church
Hunteville
W. P. Vandegrift
Geo. A. Wolf
W. S. Elenry
J. E. Young
Conrad Rehwedel
James W. Olsen
Jos. Lilly
Gee
L. Halen
J. D Huston
W.Y. Mason
John Frazier
O. S. Fray
James Galbreath
W. G. Sluston
Green Terrill
John W. Kimbrough
Warrenton
Warren County
Circuit Court Docket Summaries and Actions
Docket items include multiple circuit court actions with verdicts, sales reports, attorney fees, guardians ad litem, and orders of distribution. Cases cover proof of publication, report of sale approved with fees, motion for judgment on pleadings, continuations, and a bigamy plea entered by the defendant with attorney presence and personal appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Starkey
Barzille Stewart
Lizzie Kaufman
John Held
Guardian Ad Litem
E. B. Gutekunst
Anna Vornelle
S. O. Hunter
D. Hammett
Susan Mitchell
Thomas Humphrey
S. P. Randolph
W. Riley
Oliver Lrans
Beulah Oliver
Mattie A. Lurber
W. J. McGee
State of Missouri
W. P. Vandegrift
Crop weed management advice from 19th century agronomy
The excerpt urges early weeding practices, advising to distinguish weeds from crops quickly. It recommends starting cultivation within a week of planting and using tools like a hoe or rake to maintain ground, preventing weed overgrowth.
Grand Easter Ball at Mayflower Hall on Easter Monday
St John the Baptist Council No 1g Knights of Tather will host a grand Easter dance at Mayflower hall on Easter Monday night April 24 1905 Admission is 50 cents per couple Supper served by the ladies for 25 cents per person presenting a modest charge for the quality and quantity of eatables offered
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St. John the Baptist Council No
Knights of Jather Matthew
Mayflower Hall
Order
Riders Attend Christian Lectureship in Columbia
Riders Featherston Lurber and Taylor traveled to Columbia to attend the Christian Lectureship and Congress of churches. Meetings begin tonight with adjournment set for Thursday.
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Featherston, Lurber
Taylor
Columbia
Congress of Churches
Messie Rogers and Harlan Visit Moberly
Messie Rogers and Harlan of Clifton EMI were visitors in Moberly today, stopping at local points of interest and meeting community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie
Rogers and
Harlan
Clifton Emi
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