Shields Trial Net for June
In the criminal court this afternoon the cases against Lemuel M. Shields the defaulting cashier of the Katy freight depot were set for trial on Wednesday June 7th His lawyer is Judge G W Barnett Following is the criminal docket for the April term of court Isaac Adkins burglary and larceny James McManigal murder J M O Bannon assault to kill William Brown burgary and larceny L E Hindman murder J L West et al train robbery Frank Drayer obtaining money under false pretense Endie Marsh et al late hours J R Hill et al disturbing peace Annie Hull inmate of bawdy house William West et al dirt on street Sherwood tier appeal William Anderson escaping custody of officer Riley Wells trespass Emmett Hardin disturbing peace William Anderson disturbing peace Sam Fleming violating ordinance Grave Powell rooms for prostitution The case against William Momberg was dismissed today the chief witness being absent in Johnson county The case against James Scott for placing dead animals in a stream was dismissed the chief witness being now in the Philippines The second case against Washington Wallace was dropped from the dock today The case against Jake Teufel for assault and battery was today dismissed Mrs Lou Baker has been appointed administratrix of her deceased husband's estate
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Lemuel M. Shields
Katy
G. W. Barnett
h—Isaac Adkins
James McManigal
J. M. O’bannon
William Brown
L. E. Hindman
J. L. West
Frank Drayer
Endie Marsh
J. R. Hill
Annie Hull
Bawdy House
Wiliam West
Sherwood Tier
William Anderson
Riley Wells
Emmett Hardin
Sam Fleming
Grave Powell
Perch Catches Delight Market Crowd Amidp posted ban
A fisherman named E M Shields rents a jug and rod at the market pond despite a no fishing sign. He lands a four inch perch while bystanders sample the catch as rain threatens and residents call for street cleaning and hose-washing relief on Second Street and Ohio Street.
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Reading
E. M. Shields
Second Street
Ohio
Kentucky
Ohio Street
Travelers and visitors pass through city on various business
Dave Dotson of Calhoun visited yesterday and returned home after a conference in Oskaloosa. Mrs. J. D. Van Dyke, recently ill, is reported improving at her daughter's home. Capt. W. A. Rhea of McKinney Texas returned home after buying short horns from N. H. Gentry. George Foulks and C. M. McConnell of Terre Haute Indiana journeyed toward Galveston. Co Galbreath, Missouri Citizens Town Mutual special agent, was here on business. Mrs Bruce Steele of Cripple Creek Colorado arrived for a visit with Thomas Steele's family.
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Oskaloosa
Dave Dotson
Calhoun
J. D. van Dyke
J. R. Mize
W. A. Rhea
McKinney
Texas
N. H. Gentry
George Foulks
C. M. McConnell
Terre Haute
Ind
Galveston
Co. Galbreath
Nevada
Missouri Citizens’ Town Mutual Insurance Company
Bruce Steele
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Thomas Steele
Sixteenth
Harrison Avenue
Musical Tragedy Ends in Father and Son Conflict
Funeral arrangements set after the death of Timothy Brosnahan who was shot by his son during a snow dispute. The dying father forgives his son, asking forgiveness before passing. The Ladies' Musical Club hosted an open session at Gregg's Hall as the tale of a tragic, remorseful parting continued.
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The
Ladies Musical Club
Gregg’s Hall
Missing Cherokee Juan Romero Leaves Trail of Cash Beckoning Suspicions
Sedalia residents search for Juan Romero a full blood Cherokee from Wagoner Indian Territory who disappeared after theater viewing. He carried a 2500 dollar check and a 500 dollar draft both uncashed and in Mrs Jackson’s possession, with his family and business ties spreading across the territory and New Mexico.
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Juan Romero
Wagoner
Indian Territory
Romero
St. Louis
Jackson
Thee
New Mexico
Sedalia
Star
Chas, Long
Long
Citizen’s National Bank
First National Bank of Wagoner
S. 4
Society Notes From Kansas City Weekend
Miss Helen Miller will visit Kansas City Sunday. Misses Mayme and Sadie Hinkle plan a Sunday visit in Kansas City. Editor H V Rice and wife celebrated their wedding anniversary yesterday. Mrs Joseph Kelly and her son Hinsdale depart for Nevada after visiting her parents. Miss Ida Major of Lexington arrives tomorrow for a few days with Dr T T Major’s family. Merchant Peter Lane of Harrisonville visits city seeking a new location to open a store. Miss Gertrude Fleischmann hosted two tables at duplicate whist for Mrs Kelly of Nevada. About 20 couples from the Manhattan Dancing Club will dance at Grege’s hall Wednesday with Mausie provided by the Manhattan Orchestra.
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Joseph Kelly
Hinsdale
Nevada
Ida Major
Lexington, Mo
Dr. T. T. Major
Gertrude Fleischmann
Jos Kelly
Manhattan Dancing Club
Grege’s
Mausie
Manhattan Orchestra
Local notes and a fatal family tragedy in Kansas City
Local briefs detail numerous visits and business trips from Missouri and Indiana residents. The narrative shifts to a fatal family duel in Kansas City, where Timothy Brosnahan, 52, was shot by his son John after a long dispute. coroner investigates as the son is jailed.
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Johnson Counties
Knob Noster
Kansas City
Brosnahan
Sentinel
Timothy Brosnahan
West Twenty-ninth Street
John Brosnahan
Games
Hoffman Departs for Fort Worth Texas
E Hoffman left last night for Fort Worth Texas, destination unclear but listed as travel by rail or coach. No other details on purpose or return provided in the fragment.
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E. Hoffman
Ft. Worth
Texas
City Council Ad Journed Session Set for Tonight
The city council will hold an ad journed session at the council chamber tonight. A good deal of business is to be transacted and an interesting time is anticipated.
Thursday High Five Club Entertained by Miss Laura Morey
Miss Laura Morey hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for the High Five Club at her Ohio Street home with Mrs. J H Kelly as guest of honor.
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Laura Morey
Ohio Street
J. H. Kelly
Happy Independence wedding joins Abbie Biggs and Will Roley
A noon ceremony at Delaware Street Methodist Church in Independence, Missouri united Miss Abbie Biggs of Independence and Mr. Will Roley of Sedalia with Rev. L. E. Gower officiating. Roley works as a clerk at Sedalia Cash Store and both families and friends anticipate a warm reception of the bride into Sedalia society.
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Delaware Street Methodist Church
Independence
Abbie Biggs
Will Roley
Sedalia
L. E. Gower
Eighteenth Birthday Party Honors Martin Barnes
Martin Barnes celebrated his eighteenth birthday at a gathering hosted by his parents 418 North Montteau street. About thirty young friends attended with music and games and later refreshments, with attendants including Emma Gyseler Frances Shrankler Josie Andersen Bettie Laxson Rosa Gyseler Ethel Murray Flora Fisher Stella Murray Maud Bulkley Edna Sheldon and guests Albert Gyseler Walter Young John Ashwander G M Ashwander Frank Fisher Will Starky Charley Bulkley David Bulkley Peter Shrankler Sam Ross and F M Keenes.
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Martin Barnes
H. A. Barnes
Mont- Teau Street
Emma Gyseler
Frances Shrankler
Josie Andersen
Bettie Laxson
Rosa Gyseler
Ethel Murray
Flora Fisher
Stella Murray
Maud Bulkley
Edna Sheldon
Albert Gyseler
Walter Young
John Ashwander
G. M. Ashwander
Frank Fisher
Will Starky
Charley Bulkley
David Bulkley
Peter Shrankler
Sam Ross
Albert Johnson
F. M. Keenes
Senate passes sweeping anti trust bill in Missouri
Jefferson City April 6. The senate approved a broad anti trust measure declaring price fixing illegal. It empowers courts to stop such combinations and allows injured persons to recover triple damages.
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Jefferson City
Senate
Baldy Pierce Fatally Injured In Mulhall Train Accident
Guthrie Ok April 6 Baldy Pierce a printer and recent lineman for the Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co attempted to board a freight train at Mulhall last night. He fell beneath the wheels and lost a leg and an arm. He is believed to be dying.
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Guthrie
Baldy”’ Pierce
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Mulhall
Con Griffin II Failing Health After Brother's Death
Con Griffin II, whose brother Tim died last week from pneumonia, remains dangerously ill with little hope of recovery at 817 East Fifth street.
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Con Griffin II
Con Griffin
Tim
East Fifth Street
One Minute Cough Cure Featured in Mysterious Ad Claim
An unreadable line from a vintage advertisement mentions a “One Minute Cough Cure” and a cryptic phrase about a remedy. No clear product details or sources are identifiable.
Society Young Men Prepare Event Under Leaders
The society young men of the ¢ or led by Dr. 8. 8. Crow and Mr. C Pendleton are arranging for one of their forthcoming activities.
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The
8. 8. Crow
Mr. C Pendleton
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Johnson County
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Lou Baker
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Pettis
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Juan
Wagner, IL
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Berenice Sinclair
Claude D. Grove
Colorado Springs
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Colo
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Sallie Potter
J. R. Myers
Queen Victoria
Preston Potter
Victoria
Wadsworth
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Mayme
Sadie Hinkle
H. V. Rice
Peter Lane
Harrisonville
Peter Kuhn
Havana
William Courtney
Leonville
J.T. Franklin
Springfield
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W. H. Kline
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Parsons
Robert Smith
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Rockaby
Osgood
Sailor Boy
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Parker
Mse Hunicke
Ave Maria
Abt
Ladies’ Musical Club
Chas. Bard
Lakme
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Jessie Smith
William D. Steele
Central Station
Daniel Brosnahan
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