Tragic Joplin explosion victim die in Sedalia tale
The article reports the death of R. J. Robbins in the Joplin dynamite blast and details his Sedalia real estate ties with Dr. Broadfoot. It notes Col. J. E. House narrowly missed danger and relatives in Oklahoma, plus condolences from Sedalia friends.
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R. J. Robbins
Joplin
C. H. Robbins
Sedalia
Dr. Broadfoot
Mr. Robbins
Oklahoma Territory
Robbins
B. F. Hughes
W. L. Porter
J. C. van Riper
A. P. Morey
J. D. Donnahue
W. H. Ramsey
W. J. Broadfoot
R. L. Maupin
S. C. Gold
E. E. Sellers
E. J. House
St. Louis
Bryan draws five thousand at Tipton rally in 1908 style
Five thousand people heard Bryan in Tipton Missouri urging Democrats and Populists to unite against a common enemy. He urged voters to elect Bland's successor and warned against aiding a Republican, noting cross party cooperation in Nebraska and calling on Populists to vote their own candidate. He tied Democratic and Populist platforms and warned Missouri to vindicate Bland's principles tomorrow.
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Tipton
Bryan
Bland
Nebraska
Missouri
Local Notes From Tipton and Kansas City Visit
Prof Billups visited Tipton at noon and Miss Fannie Dawson returned from Tipton this afternoon. Clemens Honkamp Jr traveled to Tipton with others while Charlie Kahrs of Simonds Hardware returned home ill. J H Baker of Missouri Pacific moved his family to Kansas City for residence. Miss Flo Mackey hosted the Thursday Morning High Five club at East Fourth with five tables of ladies contesting for a wreath pin won by Miss Gertrude Pleischman. The visiting young…
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Fannie Dawson
Tipton
Clemens Honkamp, Jr
Charlie Kahrs
Simond’s Hardware Company of
St. Louis
J. H. Baker
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Flo Mackey
East Fourth
Gertrude Pleischman
Sam B Cook Visits Mexico in State Fair Relocation Talks
Sam B. Cook's stop in St. Louis en route to Mexico, Missouri, is tied to stalled efforts to reopen the State Fair location. The Republic notes a push by Sedalia and others to relocate the fair, with Governor Stone and some state Board of Agriculture members possible at today’s gathering in Mexico.
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Sam B. Cook
St. Louis
Republic
The
Sentinel
Cook
Sedalia
State Board
Mexico
Chicago
Governor Stone
State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
Board of Agriculture
Freeman murder case opens amid crowded Missouri courtroom
The hearing in the Freeman murder case opens with Judge 5S. B. Bradford presiding. Prosecutor Clark of Bates County assisted by Mamion Pruitte face defense by Cruce & Cruce. First witness D G Alison cites sister Mrs Ashby who says she never heard of Freeman and that her brother is not Freeman.
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Freeman
United States
5S. B. Bradford
State of Missouri
Clark
Bates County
Mamion Pruitte
Cruce & Cruce
D. G. Alison
Ashby
Denton
Tex
Spotswood
Jones
Marshall
Ladies at the club entertainments and guests depart
Ladies present were Misses Brown of St. Louis and Ethyl Falls of Kansas City. Miss Ollie Withers will entertain the club next Thursday at her home on West Broadway. Misses Sallie Burger and Louise Harriman and Mrs. Porter Williams and daughter Ada, who had stayed with Mrs. J. T. Crenshaw and family, left this afternoon for Bunceton.
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Misses Brown
St. Louis
Ethyl Falls
Kansas City
Ollie Withers
West Broadway
Sallie Burger
Louise Harriman
Porter Wlliams
Ada
J. T. Crenshaw
Bunceton
Freeman or Spotswood in Ardmore murder mystery trial
The trial resumes today for a man arrested at Ardmore N T on charges linked to Theophilus Freeman claiming to be Spotswood. Witnesses from Butler Missouri tie the defendant to Freeman and Spotswood with decades of alibi and identity testimony, including a Kansas City carpenter saying the gun belonged to Freeman.
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Ardmore
N. T
Theophilus Freeman
Spotswood
Globe-Democrat
Butler
Freeman
Missouri
Clark
Holcomb
R. A. Hurt
J. H. Keeps
Kansas City
Westbrook
Tom Morris
Bath County
William Jennings
Sedalia
Texas
Alexander
Theft claims disputed as two men freed in police court
Reported robbery at a hotel ends with two men dismissed for lack of evidence. T. M. Smart fared poorly in a separate case, while John Henry Summers and others faced fines or continuances. A Beaman feud ties into the concealed weapon arrests.
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the Sentinel
T. M. Smart
Birmingham
Alabama
Boult
Smart
W. B. Taylor
Taylor
Buck
W. H. Russel
Justice Burr
E. L. Conway
R. C. Phelps
Sentinel
John Dobbins
John Phillips
St. Louis
Jas. Sterling
C. C. Kelly
Kelly
John Henry Summers
Robert Lee
Luther Walker
Beaman
Lee
Forepaugh Sells Circus Delivers All Wonder Show
The Sedalia audience witnessed a full length Forepaugh Sells circus with uninterrupted精彩 acts across rings slack-wire trapeze and platforms. Performances continued with thrilling events and left audiences impressed as the show moved on to Clinton after leaving Sedalia.
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Sedalia
Clinton
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