WYAMGAL CASE CONTINUED IN MURDER PROCEEDINGS
The State v James H McManigal for the murder of Capt Thomas Young at the Tivoli saloon was continued on request as two key witnesses Birdie Hayes in Denver and John Godley in Porto Rico remain missing. Drayer admitted to bond set at 500 and pled not guilty. West and Stubblefield were arraigned. The court opened at 10:30 a.m. and the case is postponed to the June term’s first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H McManigal
Thomas Young
Lexington
Tivoli
Sangree & Lawm
John Cashman
Birdie Hayes
Denver
John Godley
Porto Rico
Postmaster O Banon Trial Delayed In Lamonte Shooting Case
The case against J M O Banon postmaster at Lamonte for shooting W H Hull was called this afternoon. Defendants lawyers Sangree Lammer Hastain Shirk challenged juror panel claiming it was drawn 26 days before term instead of 30 as law requires. Motion overruled. case continued to trial Tuesday June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. O’banon
Lamonte
Tor
W. H. Hull
Sangree & Lammer Hastain & Shirk
Train robbery cases set for trial with high bonds
The charges against Stubblefield and West for train robbery were called this afternoon. Both pleaded not guilty. Attorneys Cashman and Shain filed a demurrer to the indictment, which was overruled. The case continues and is set for trial on Wednesday, June 7, with bonds fixed at 10 000, seven thousand more than in a prior ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubblefield
West
John Cashman
H. B. Shain
Rogers
Probate filings and examinations announced by court
The will of Cornelius Griffin was filed today and the will of Charles Saunders was filed Saturday. Probate court will be in session Wednesday. Frederika Leischel widow of J W Leischel will be examined tomorrow to determine her sanity for estate disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Griffin
Chas. Saunders
Frederika Leischel
J. W. Leischel
Arraignment in Bunko Case and Other Court Pleas
Frank Drayer arraigned for bunko against elderly sweetheart Jennie Butterfield and pleaded not guilty. Bond set at 590 dollars. trial scheduled for Wednesday June 7. William Brown pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received ten days in jail. Four criminal cases remain and were continued. jury dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Drayer
Jennie Butterfield
Wm. Brown
Ten-year-old Curg Phoenix sent to reform school
Curg, the 10-year-old son of Bill Phoenix, was sent to the reform school today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curg
Bill Phoenix
Reform School Today
Truant Fred Betis Found After Yearlong Search
Frank Betis located his 14 year old brother Fred on a farm between Sonia and Secalia Missouri after nearly a year missing. The boy had been sent to Calhoun on an errand and did not return. The mother is deceased and the father lives in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuindsor
Frank Betis
Fred
Sonia
Secalia
Chicago
Here
Calhoun
Frank
Kansas City Man Plans Annual Sedalia Excursion
E. C. Ott once of Sedalia now in Kansas City prepares for his yearly trip from Kansas City to Sedalia. Ott is a popular figure among excursion participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Ott
Sedalia
Kansas City
Mr. Ott
Excursion Plans for May 21 Draw Large Crowd
A manager once brought 750 people for a previous trip and now anticipates a big turnout again. This year’s excursion on May 21 includes a Kansas versus Missouri baseball game and a canvas fence to enclose the grounds. Sedalia promises a warm welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Sedalia
Bryan to address General Assembly Tuesday morning
Jefferson City announces that the committee to entertain William Jennings Bryan says the famed orator will speak in Representatives' hall at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning before the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
W. J. Bryan
General Assembly
Representatives’ Hall
Sedalia Candy Co Moves to Larger Downtown Quarter
Sedalia Candy Company and Bottling Works will occupy the large block at Ohio and Main around May 1, moving from its current site at Main and Kentucky. The relocation signals expansion into a larger downtown presence and increased production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Candy Company and Bottling Works
Sedalia Candy Company
Main and
Kentucky
Five Boys Accused After Church Poker Incident
Report notes a Saturday night poker game at a church with five boys caught by a janitor. Faces were recognized and prosecution is expected. Other items cover Rev. Ford's pastorate, a revival, baptist leadership, a church social, Ye Old Follies rehearsal, and a small ECards episode at a church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broadway Christian Church
Lawton Captures Santa Cruz Routing Filipinos
Gen Lawton has taken Santa Cruz routing the Filipinos who fled to the mountains. Eighty Filipinos were killed on the field and six Americans wounded. Lawton continues pursuit of the rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pletely
Flyers Set to Run April 30 and Train Robber Alert
The Sentinel reports Katy Flyers will run Sunday April 30 after Superintendent Sweeney confirmed the schedule. A Parsons meeting will arrange the detailed time card tomorrow. Also covered are a Missouri Kansas Texas railroad case ruling, engagements of engineers in Cripple Creek, and Texas railroad consolidation debates in Austin with Judge Ferris's constitutional insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Sweeny
Katy
Sweeney
Parsons
St. Louis
Austin
Tex
Sayers
Beall
J. W. Ferris
Waxahachie
Railroad Committee
Convention
No. 5
MekKittrick
Sedalia Candy Company Moves to Three-Story Building
The Sedalia Candy Company, ten years in business, will relocate to a three story brick building at Main and Ohio. The move expands space to three floors plus basement for fruit trade and new candy lines, with the chocolate department gaining capacity. Brown's telegraphy school and Biecher's room will be displaced as leases change hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Smith
Main
Ohio
Sedalia
Sedalia Candy Company
W. M. Harris
Brown
School of Telegraphy
Biecher
W.S. Crawford
Sedalia Bottling Company
Local Names listed in Obscure Court Notice
W Bergfelder of St Joseph and Emma B Voigt of Hughesville appear in the record along with John Miardex of Knobnoster and Bolyidery Schernaman of Koobnos er in the fragmented notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Bergfelder
St. Joseph
Emma B. Voigt
Hughesville
John Miardex
Knobnoster
Bolyidery Schernaman
Koobnoser
Stolen-Window Scrape Leads to Veiled Church Service
A janitor Chap man chased five boys who broke into a window and fled, two boys warning he would be killed if he pursued. The youths, some claiming church ties, fled across the street during a morning incident as the Ger man Evangelical church installed Rev Fred Pfeiffer as pastor in a decorated service. An evening children's program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
German Evangelical Church
Fred Pfeiffer
Koeppen
Kamphauser
Boonville
Five Days for Marg Prewitt in Police Court Incident
Marg Prewitt arraigned for disturbing the peace before Judge Burress and sentenced to five days in jail. The report notes a separate drunken disturbance by James Dixon and a pair of rural youths fined for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marg Prewitt
James Dixon
Burress
J. F. M. Counee
Mary
John P. Bays
Ed Gensler
Ernest Berry
Trains News Briefs Mention Worker Layoff and Resumption
Katy Brakeman Black is taking a layoff while Katy Brakeman John Patrick has resumed work as the big rush of Territory stock continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Black
John Patrick
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Blefield
O’banon
Fred Betis
The
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IVA Church
Ford
Young Peoples’ Union
Broadway Presbyterian Church
B. S. Mitchell
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Olive Branch Baptist Church
Beaman
C. E
Epworth League
Epworth M. E. Cleurch
Anna Patrick
Tist Church
First Christian Church
San Francisco
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Santa Cruz
Com
Lawton
Flyers
Supt
Higbee
News of the Rail
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railroad
N. R. Harris & Co
Miami County
Harris & Co
Supreme Court
H. A. Daniels
Cripple Creek
Fred Williams
Mr. Daniels
Rev. Putnam
COURT
Judge Burress
Bard’s
Wm. J. Gordon
Extra
Henrietta
Texas
Pedro Alonso
Bethel
Manuel Gonzales
D. J. Perry
Denison
Henry Jones
Extra Gang
Belton
B. R. Poteet
James Williams
Milford
F. S. Wendecken
Rockford
Appellate Court of Kansas
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