Golden Wedding Of Mr And Mrs Williams In Pettis County
Mr and Mrs Williams celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home 910 South Massachusetts street with a large reception and elaborate six oclock dinner. Guests included numerous family friends from Maplewood and nearby towns. Gifts ranged from a morocco bound Bible to gold and silver tableware as well as other keepsakes. The couple married July 31 1851 in Newburg Indiana and have lived in the area for decades.
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William Williams
South
Massachusetts Street
Williams
Nina Williams
Mattie Hipsier
Fatima the Hippo Dominates Ringling Menagerie
Sedalia laughs at the cheerful press agent tale of Fatima the hippopotamus in Ringling Bros. weighs 4,800 pounds and has a den as large as a trolley car. The animals nearly strike over Hip snores in G minor at night. Fatima reportedly swallows her palate after winding the alarm clock and wakes the horned horse and lion with sudden movements. A zebu leads an indignation meeting urging quiet after 10 o clock.
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Fatima
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
John Jay Brady
Ringling
Zebu
Burned hay dispute leads Sedalia farmer to file damages
Pettis County farmer James L. Warren sues Sedalia and the South Western for 787.75 claiming a spark from a locomotive burned 47 tons of hay valued at 16.25 a ton and a five acre field. The suit names Judge G W Barnett as attorney. Also notes railroad personnel movements and Missouri Pacific through sleeper service to Denver.
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James L. Warren
Sedalia
Sedalia, Arsan and South Western Railway
Warren
G. W. Barnett
Katy
Sam Cousley
Nevada
West
Memphis
Ft. Scott
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Denver
Lovers Lane Company Strikes Over Vacation Time
Chicago August 1 Members of the Lovers Lane company at McVicker s theatre walked out Tuesday night over cut vacation time. The engagement had been extended beyond six weeks and the cast refused to dress until a week s vacation was granted. Manager E D Price mediated and a week s vacation was agreed before the end of August.
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Chicago
McVicker’s Theatre
E. D. Price
Road to Lawton Incomplete Rail Progress Delayed
Topeka Kansas August 1 It is announced the Rock Island road into Lawton will likely not be finished by August 6 though workers are on site It will reach Cache Creek and the remaining fifteen miles should be done within two weeks Passengers reaching Cache Creek will be met by hacks buses and wagons for Lawton transport
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Topeka
Kas
Rock Iland
Lawton
Cache Creek
Firemen and workers listed by towns in Texas and Oklahoma
A list of workers by name and occupation including firemen H Scroggins Charlies Wirsing and R O Davis, bridgemen C E Swearinger and G D Provost, laborers J D Key dock Seidle Harry Jack, and others from Denison Hillsboro Muscogee Fisher Smithville Waco Waxahachie Franklin Junction Temple New Franklin Parsons Parsons and South McAlester regions.
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H. Scroggins
Denison
Charlies Wirsing
Hillsboro
Burel Evans
Muscogee
George Johnson
Extra Gang
Fisher
Charles Warren
G. D. Provost
Parsons
Dock Seidle
Temple
Harry Jack
Veterans elect new commander at Spanish American War service men meeting
At a Wednesday night gathering of the Service Men of the Spanish American War E B Lyons was chosen to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr S K Crawford H A Neihardt was elected adjutant The group adopted resolutions expressing sympathy to Crawford s family and noting the departed commander s contributions John Routon Otto A Holst were listed as signers
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E. B. Lyons
S. K. Crawford
H. A. Neihardt
Samuel K. Crawford
Franklin E. Williams
Higginsville Mess Prompts Official Investigation Call
The Lexington News says Higginsville officers and officials face serious charges of fleecing arrestees. The deputy sheriff’s commission was revoked and a township constable resigned while a justice of the peace denies involvement. A thorough sifting is urged to determine truth amid bold claims of offense or slander.
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Higginsville
Sedalia
Lexington News
Southern Pacific Plans 10 to 15 Million Bond Issue
New York dispatch says the Southern Pacific railroad will issue 10 to 15 million dollars in bonds. The funds will finance motive power changes from coal to oil on Texas and California lines, build oil transfer pipes, and develop oil properties the company has acquired or is about to acquire to ensure long term supply.
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New York
Southern Pacific Railroad
Texas and
California
City Liverymen Raise Board for Horses
Liverymen in the city increased monthly horse boarding rates by several dollars due to higher feed and hay costs. The move reflects ongoing pressure on urban stables from rising farm prices and transportation costs.
Railroad workers begin layoffs across roads
M. Boylan a Katy brakeman, Hammar a Missouri Pacific brakeman, Easley a Katy conductor identified as Martin Crane a Missouri Pacific switchman, James McGee a Missouri Pacific extra brakeman, and Pat Sheahan of Missouri Pacific are all laying off.
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Si McVey
Missouri Pacific
Tor Adams
Henry Rohwer
M. Boylan
Katy
Hammar
K. A. Easley
Martin Crane
James McGee
Pat Sheahan
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D. M. Overstreet
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John Fowler
Robert Williams
Spoon
E. F. Yancey
E. Parris
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Wichita
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Harriman, Tenn
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Lee Looney
D. J. Williams
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Battenburg
M. J. Hudson
Wichita, Kas
Sugar Shell
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Fr. L. Cook
M. H. Hensinger
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Maplewood
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Waco
George D. Rea
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J. D. Key
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