Three Dead and Dozens Injured in Missouri Train Crash
A Kansas City to Sedalia excursion train collision left three dead and 85 injured. The report lists numerous victims with injuries ranging from cuts and bruises to broken bones and internal injuries. Engineer McClure survived with serious but non life threatening injuries after leaping from the engine as the train derailed.
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Michigan Avenue
Kansas City
Brown
Walter
Boy
East Sixteenth Street
Dewey
H. A
St. Joseph
Nelson
Charles
Lafayette Street
Miller
C. A
East Eighteenth Street
Henderson
Belmont Court
Reynolds
East Nineteenth Street
Winslow
A. H
Jefferson Street
Budaley
John
First Street
Walburn
Fifteenth Street
Hicks
George
Delaware Street
Pratt
East
McClure
Missouri Pacific
East Broadway
Mr. McClure
Sedalia
Lexington Branch
A Sedalia Couple Weds Quietly in Albuquerque
Nellie Loretti O'Brien and Charles McKay Johnson, long-time sweethearts from Sedalia, Missouri, married at 501 North Kelcher Avenue in Albuquerque with Father Durante officiating. Johnson, a Dallas oil rep, and Nellie, a former Sedalia millinery saleslady, will honeymoon in Colorado before settling in Dallas after July 15.
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L. T. Delaney
North Kelcher Avenue
Nellie Loretti O’brien
Charles McKay Johnson
Dallas
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Father Durante
San Felipe
Old Albuerquerque
Immaculate Conception
Father Mandalaris
Colorado
Johnson
Sedalia
Local residents and visitors travel for meetings and business
Mack Looney rides to Kansas City this morning while A M Harlan visits Cale Camp on business. J G Rennie and wife travel home after attending a funeral. Rev G H Ayres conducts meetings at Mt Herman. Mrs J J Penquite visits her brother J W Boswell in Lamonte. Verner Terry from Kansas City visits relatives. Mr and Mrs J W Menefee plan summer in the West including Colorado. Wallace party returns from Knob Noster. J R Baldwin for Sentinel goes to Windsor on business. J H Meyer of Lamy shirt factory goes to California on business. Rev Theo Bundenthal leaves for Benton county for ten days visiting Cole Camp Lake Creek and Lincoln. W E Clute of Strator Brothers Tobacco spends Sunday in Sedalia and heads to Benton county. George Raymond visits Benton county. Will McClure arrives from Muskogee for a parental visit. R P Whitworth and G W Griswold finish Central Business college and head to New Haven. J D Hail of Hail Dry Goods goes to St Louis on business.
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Kansas City
A. M. Harlan
Cale Camp
J. G. Rennie
Lansing
Kas
McMicken
G. H. Ayres
Mt.Herman
J. J. Penquite
Lamonte
J. W. Boswell
Verner Terry
J. W. Menefee, Sr
West
Colorado
C. B. Wallace
Francis Wallace
Knob Noster
J. R. Baldwin
the Sentinel
Windsor
J.h.meyer
Lamy Shirt
California
Theo. Bundenthal
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Benton County
Cole Camp
Lake Creek
Lincoln
W. E. Clute
Strator Brothers Tobacco Company
Louisville
Sedalia
George Raymond
Will McClure
Muskogee
I. T
R. P. Whitworth
G. W. Griswold
Central Business College
New Haven
J. D. Hail
Hail Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Injured Stranger Fells at Missouri Pacific Station
A Morgan county man at the Missouri Pacific station fainted during a fit this morning. He revived shortly after with a minor head wound from the fall on the platform steps near the entrance to the gentlemen's waiting room.
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Morgan County
Missouri Pacific
Bird's-Eye View of World’s Fair 1904 For Sale
A 31 by 42 inch bird's-eye view of the fairgrounds will be mailed for 10 cents to prepaid postage. Address George Morton M K T Ry Box 911 St Louis Mo. Also summer tourist rates to northern and eastern resorts from June 1 via the M K and T railway. Inquire at agent or mail for details.
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Sedalia Signs Joplin Player for Fort Scott Match
Jimmy Driscoll released by Joplin has been signed by Sedalia management and will join the club at Fort Scott tomorrow.
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Jimmy Driscoll
Joplin
Sedalia Management
Fort Scott
Ice Cream Social Aids Flood Sufferers
The Women s International Label League with local unions hosts an ice cream social for flood relief at A J Tillberry s residence 511 South Engineer Street on July 22 from 3 to 10 p m All invited.
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A. J. Tillberry
South Engineer Street
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