Town News Roundup Includes Visitors and Legal News
Otterville and Smithton residents Sam Cockrell D. B. Mayfield and L. M. Monsees were in town yesterday for business and social visits. Henry Winer pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and paid a fine. Various locals and visitors from Kansas City St. Louis and Clinton are noted for travel and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cockrell
Otterville
M. D. and
Robert Hogan
Smithton
L. M. Monsees
Limestone Valley
Sedalia
Mayme Younger
Kansas City
W. S. Stilley
A. F. Mason
Sam Kidd
Wichita
Kas
J. W. Kennedy
Samuel Cockrell
James Cockrell
East Tenth Street
Newton Cannon
Cannon-Adams Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Henry Winer
Rogers
A. M. Adams
Tipton
New York Poultry & Egg Co
J .D. Livingston
Windsor
J. W. McClain
D. I. Sampson
Osborne
Central Business College
Hattie Friday
the Sentinel
Ramsey
Fatal Engineer Missing From Freight Train Incident
An extra freight train ran unattended from Ben Avon to Remington eighteen miles through crowded districts in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio. Engineer Ira L. Hissner was found dead beside the track after falling from the locomotive. Fireman only realized the peril near Remington when the red light ahead indicated the engine’s unrestrained speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ben Avon
Remington
Ira 1
Hissner
Mrs Po teet Reports Daughter Improving After Illness
A letter from Mrs A E Poteet explains she traveled to Kansas City for her daughter Mrs Russell Greiner who is ill and shows she is somewhat improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Poteet
Kansas City
Russell Greiner
Signal and Alarm System Promises City Nightwatch Aid
A. B. Gould of the American District Telegraph company visits to promote a central office nightwatchman signal and fire alarm system with bank and safe attachments. The system reduces fire insurance rates by 10 to 60 percent and may link with the Western Union telegraph. Gould seeks subscribers from local businesses and reports strong early interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Gould
American Distric Telegraph Company
Gould
Western Union Telegraph Service
Conductor and Passengers Beat Back Rioters On Moving Train
A southbound Illinois Central train near Metropolis Illinois faced a riot by ruffians and a carload of foreign laborers bound for Paducah. The conductor was overpowered while trying to keep troublemakers from other coaches. A passenger fired a revolver to restore order, accidentally shooting himself after knocking several rioters senseless. Foreigner attackers were forced back to their car as the train continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Metropolis
Paducah
Reevesville
Hil
Independent Telephone Association Holds Second Convention
Nearly eight hundred delegates gathered at the Auditorium for the second annual convention of the Independent Telephone Association. The three day session includes a banquet on Thursday night and represents over three thousand independent exchanges across nine central states with a total capital investment of 15 million dollars. The Interstate association formed last January and met first in April, representing exchanges in Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana Missouri and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Independent Telephone Association
Kansas City Star
Central States
Interstate Association
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Presbyterian Pastor Praises Peruna In Testimonial
Rev E G Smith pastor of Greensboro Georgia testifies Peruna cured his boy of bowel catarrh after two bottles and calls it nearly a specific for that malady M J Rossman prominent Greensboro merchant and elder credits Peruna with kidney catarrh relief S D McEnery United States Senator from Louisiana endorses Peruna as an excellent tonic Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Seuerers
Wardsville
Cras. Staucater
Montrose
J. M. Tarxindton
Corning
Ark
O.h.scottr
Son
W. R. Maruen
New Madrid
EU , Co
Crann Ave
St. Louis
Peruna
Presbyterian Church
E. G. Smith
E.G. Smith
Presbyterian Church of
Greensboro, Ga
E. G.smith
M. J. Rossman
Greensboro
That Place
S. D. McEnery
United States
Louisiana
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, QO
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Missionaries Grow as 18 Million Income Reported
The American Board's annual summary shows $18,369,163 in income for foreign missionary work with increases in missionaries 45, native laborers 8,500 and communicants 160,000. Details cover 29,081 stations and outstations 6,534 men 7,334 women 78,812 native laborers 1,445,635 communicants 90,800 added last year 3,208,447 adherents and native Christians 1,020,069 under instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis World
Boston
E. E. Strong
American Board
Chicago markets and national price headlines
Chicago reports December 11 receipts at 17 000 cattle and 40 000 hogs with hogs opening in ranges from light to rough and prices 5.50 to 6.45. cattle also 5 to 10 cents lower. Omaha hogs 1 500 and cattle 5 500. Kansas City hogs 10 000 and cattle 10 000. Cincinnati notes wheat remains high quality with moderate movement and hog packing at 595 000 versus 775 000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Cincinnati
COA STORIA The King You Have Alw Bears the BSignature
The fragmentary text mentions a King and a signature but lacks clear event, date, or location details to form a complete news item. No verifiable entities or outcomes are present to frame a concise summary.
Fined $1 Each for Disturbing the Peace in Elk Fork
John Smith and Jesse Smith of Elk Fork township were fined $1 and costs in Judge Berry's court yesterday for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Jesse Smith
Elk Fork Township
Berry
Northwest billiard champions thrill crowd in exhibition
About three hundred spectators watch C. Petersen the Northwest billiard champion and Lioyd Jerone perform feats with the cue. In the exhibition, Petersen wins 1623 to 427 on the 14 inch Balke line. John Lim burger wins a postgame prize after a flashy cue-rattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Petersen
Northwest
Lioyd Jerone
Peterseh
John Limburger
Bazaar and coffee at Trinity English Lutheran church
The Ladies' Aid society will host a monthly coffee at the parsonage of Rev. J. C. Jacoby on South Osage street A number of pieces of fancy work will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity English Lutheran Church
J. C. Jacoby
South Osage Street
Friends Surprise Her Birthday at Church Ladies Aid
Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer wife of Rev Fred Pfeiffer pastor of the German Evangelical church was surprised yesterday afternoon by the church Ladies Aid on her birthday. Guests brought useful and beautiful presents and refreshments were served as they enjoyed a delightful afternoon and wished her many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pfeiffer
German Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs. Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Illness Worsens for Mrs. Elizabeth Hewett at West Seventh
Mrs. Elizabeth Hewett is gravely ill at her home on West Seventh Street. Doctors report she is slowly sinking and not expected to recover, the illness diagnosed as general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hewett
West Seventh Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taylors
D. B. Mayfield
Ottervile
Jim Mercer
Dave
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Florister
John Rodman
Perry Cessna
Jefferson City
C. A. Davis
Clinton
Ratoon
N. M
Pell
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church of
Protestant Foreign Missions
Donovan Com. Co
West Third Street
Lord
Eddie Lyons
Billiard Hall
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