Railroad Men and Insurance Pacts Highlighted in Sedalia
A Sedalia report lists railroad officials insured across multiple companies, with coverages up to 200000. It names Austin T. Drew, James Unker, W. Maxwell, and many others, detailing policies with Travelers, New York Life, Mutual Benefit, Equitable, and other firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin T. Drew
Missouri, Kansas
Xas
Theavelers
Mutual Benefit Life
James Unker
Sweeney
Missouri
Texas
Genis
George J. Pollock
R. W. Maguire
Charles Nevens
Pullman Palace Company
Avelers
D. H. Martin
Pullman Company
Aetna
States Life
F. J. Hoffma
Harrison
Prudent
Tradh
Haile
Mutual Benefit
Isouri
Kansas
I Geo. P. B. Jackson
Travelers
Warner
Ssouri Pacific
General
Townsend
Equitable
Mutuwife
New York
Res
General Claim Agent
Provident Life
Ist
Prudential
A. Gehran
General Solicitor
G. Merriam
W . H. Phelps
State Mutual
Massachusetts
Merriam
J. C. Lincoln
Horace G. Krake
United States
B. H. Payne
National Life
General Gage
J. C. Nicholas
Hardy
Amuel J. Highleyman
No Life
L. H. Highley
Uai
Ork
Albert Versen
C.A. Parker and
Gan A
Tennessee Stirs as Treasurer Craig Holds On for Resignation
Telegram from Chattanooga notes State Treasurer Craig has not resigned to Gov. McMillin while accepting a job with Virginia Iron and Coal. McMillin refuses to name a successor and insists resignation precedes appointment, highlighting Tennessee Democratic factional tensions and parallel Missouri concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Virginia Iron and Coal Company
McMillin
Chattanooga
Craig
Gov McMillin
James A. Harris
Guv McMillin
Gov. McMillin
Missouri
Kansas City
Former Gould lines worker covered by Travelers policy
Cullen, formerly with the Gould lines, is insured with Travelers. The policy amount is listed as 25,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen
Gould Lines
Travelers
Sacred Heart Church Mass Draws Large Audience
Sacred Heart auditorium overflowed with visitors for a Holy Mass night. The benediction began shortly before 12 and High Mass followed, led by Rev Father Neiberg with Ida Meyers Alma Friemel Kittie and Nannie Allen in the choir. Communion followed at 1 am before a final address and benediction, with the congregation leaving about 1 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Father Neiberg
Ida Meyers
Alma Friemel
Kittie
Nannie Allen
Friemel
Changes In Police Force And City Showbiz Notes
Bart Jackson is replaced as night chief by Tom Bailey effective last night. Chief Prentice offers no reason beyond belief it benefits the force, while Jackson comments he can be replaced if not satisfactory. Jackson shifts to Wood's beat, Wood moves to Bailey's post. Other changes limited to shift times and duties. Stewart & Co. holdings include a Sedalia street railway and assets cited. local acts and acts of individuals referenced. A varied program runs daily 1 to 10 30 with various acts and prices. Mike Doyle dies at 6 AM in New York City and St Louis. The deceased, Bernard S Gregory, used the alias Baron. past imprisonments noted for passing bad checks and prior arrests in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Jackson
Tom Bailey
Bailey
Prentice
Jackson
Wood
Sedalia
J. C. van Riper
People’s Bank
Stewart & Co
New York
Ir A.m
van Riper
E Harly & Co
Bankrupt Stewart & Co. faces Sedalia assets dispute
Stanley H. G. Stewart of Stewart & Co. filed for bankruptcy in Washington as liabilities and Sedalia property appear unsettled. J. C. Van Riper of People’s Bank notes recent Sedalia ownership and possible sale. The Columbia Theatre in St. Louis promotes a top vaudeville bill this week with Williams and Walker and a large supporting cast.
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Columbia Théatre
St. Louis
Williams
Walker
Policy
Mattie Wilkes
Mallory Bros
Brooks
George Catlin
Overton and Halliday
Reese Bros
Douglas
Pretty Rough on the Baron Ex-Convict in St Louis
The Post-Dispatch portrays Baron Gruenbaum as a nine year old criminal record figure who arrived in St Louis in 1897. He mingled with a youth set, wore a monocle and European style clothes, pawned heirlooms, and issued an unpaid draft leading to his arrest. He left town after a judge ordered him out, heading to Sedalia with help from a local circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Grand Avenue
St. Louis
North Grand Avenue
Sedalia
Post-Dispatch
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Ilroad Mens Insurance
Katy
Pac
Percnalx
Stewart
Ida Kelly
Trixey Wade
Miller and
May
Mike Doyle
Tween
New York City
Bernard S. Gregory
Baron
Sing Sing
Victoria Hotel
Stewart and CO
Ing
Stanley H. G. Stewart
No. 40
Wall Street
Washington, D.C
Nuwy Yihair
Cay
Lanccs
Post - Dispatch
Sing-Sing N. Y
The
Sunday Post-Dispatch
Baron de Gruenbaum
Baron Gruenbaum
T. W. Bast
Sentinel
Pettis County
Bast
Ile
Callaway
Mr. Bast
Rock
Simon
Maloney
Eliza Y. Brown
Bryson Brown
East Fourth
Brown
E. T. Brown
Uniontown
East Sedalia Baptist Church
J B Fuller
Lea
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