Local notices of Sedalia residents and visits
Morning report lists numerous names and moves including Mrs. Lorsbach recovering, Mrs. Joseph Steelin improving, Julius Holtzen joining Keuper Holtzen firm, and many Sedalia residents traveling to Kansas City Chicago St Louis and Washington. Street repairs on East Fifth Street and a cave in at Sedalia Steam Laundry are noted along with crime fines for intoxication and a marriage license issued to C H Redman and Miss Bettie Erdman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Redman
Bettie Erdman
Green Ridge
East St. Louis
St. Louis
East St. Louisans
Mississippi
Wireless Telephony Claim Promises New Communication Era
Stockton reporter describes J H Lille of Lodi claiming a wireless telephony discovery. He tested two wires four miles apart and heard a rancher eight miles away, then developed a practical instrument and system for long distance wireless voice transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
J. H. Lille
Lodi
Sunset Company
San Joaquin County
Chicago Near Bankruptcy Moves to Constitutional Remedy
Chicago mayor warns that city finances are deteriorating from bad to worse. He cites the 1901 embarrassment now leading toward poverty in 1962 and predicts destitution in 1903 unless relief is adopted. He urges a constitutional convention and action by the so called better classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peruna praised by readers for catarrh cure claims
Letters from R. Peter Hoffman of Kylertown Pa and others recount long battles with deafness bronchitis and catarrh claim Peruna cured them after following directions. Mrs Hoffman and Mr Metters of Murdock Neb share improvements and renewed health while urging others to seek Peruna and a free catarrh book from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Peter Hoffman
Kylertown
Mangled at Tipton Sparks City Labor Debate
A grim report from Tipton notes a fatal injury as workers confront the labor question. The scene reflects a strong local sentiment favoring the Ohio man amid mounting industrial tensions.
Struck by Engine Cuts Off Man’s Leg at Philadelphia Station
Thomas Chism, a local Black man, had his leg amputated below the knee after being run over by the backward-moving engine of train No. 172 at the Missouri Pacific station in Tipton. He had been at a reception for Hanna, the Republican presidential candidate, in Philadelphia. Chism was taken to Katy hospital after surgeons amputated the limb. He had been visiting his mother in Versailles. Decoration Day plans noted for Heynen’s North Ohio street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chism
Missouri Pacific
Tipton
Chism
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Hanna
East St. Louis Residents Seek Name Change
East St. Louis residents press to rename the city to reflect its independent status and distance from St. Louis. They plan steps soon to establish a name that suits East St. Louis on the Mississippi east bank beyond the existing annexations.
Matrimonial Institute Sues Albers for 15000 in Chicago
The Chicago Matrimonial Institute sues Joseph W. Albers for 15000, represented by Alonzo Letts of Hoboken. The suit claims Albers, a graduate, received 300 as 2 percent of the alleged 15000 gained through his wife. Albers works in enamel and precious stones manufacturing. Carl Winters, institute president, says Albers joined with a life partner under faculty tutelage and began a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Chicago
Benedict
Albers
Chicago Matrimonial Institute
Alonzo Letts
Hoboken
Joseph W. Albers
Carl Winters
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Ohio
Aijbert Kahn
Prop
West’s
Wall Paper
C. E. West
Ohio Street
Boulli
Mr. Boullit
Joseph Steelin
Julius Holtzen
Keuper & Holtzen
West Second Street
A. J. Tucker
Bertha Guenther
New York
Carl A. Guenther
Emmett McClure
State Meeting of Collectors
Harry Servant
Kansas City
Hi. H. Voghis
E. H. Ethridge
Armour Packing Co
George W. Munsick
The
Prudential Insurance Com
Pany
Fast Mail
Joplin
A. P. Morey
Oscar Allison
State of Washington
William DeBold
Windsor
East Fifth Street
Alpha Slocum
Frank Sweet
East Howard Street
John Pudue
Sedalia
Hurley
Henry Bond
George Farrel
J. E. Larrison
C. E. Yeater
Fair Grounds
Mr. Yeater
Felix Kahn
Warrensburg
Mrs. K. Marsh
Pacific, Mo
Mr. C. E. Marsh
President Lowree
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. H. Meyer
California
John W. Bowman
Daugh
Ter
Texas
Henry Franklin
Jesse Waters
Canon City
Charles Franklin
Denver
Charles Parsons
Knob Noster
Wm. Montgomery
Smithton
A. Lewis
Hughesville
L. H. Krench
Lamonte
Sol and
Rm W. Sandridge
Houstonia
City
F. E. Hoffman
Versailles
Val MecConnel
E. G. Cassidy
Elmer Murray
J. D. Lyon
Holden
State Presbytery
J. B. Roe
Jefferson City
Dempsey Brown
J. P. Skillman
Dresden
Lillie
Queensware
Condict & Renie
Sam Grother
Cole Camp
McGowan’'s Pharmacy
Elizabeth Buechner
Cameron, Mo
Rev
S. Buechner
West Sixth Street
Ana
Owers
C. E. Harsauen
Yerington
Nev
J. M. Jones
Elihu Ke
Jacos Erxman
Mill Shoals
Evapr 11A CO
Glark Aven
St. Louis, Mo
Harrison
Council
Harri
Peter Hoffman
Kylertown, PA
Robert Metters
Murdock, Bass Co
Neb
Box 45
Peruna Medicine Co
Oglumbus
Tude
Philadelphia
Dency
the Manufacturer's
S. H. Redman
Nancy Chism
Katy Hospital
Heynen’s
North Ohio Street
East St
Matrimonial Institute
J. W. Albers
Reynolds & Reynolds
Ohio St
Home Tea & Coffee Co
Taylor
Arlington
Childrens’ Clothing
EE. Johnston
Flo
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