Mrs WiuIty Dead and Kansas City Excursion Ad
Mrs Matilda McNulty aged 72 died in a Nevada hospital after several weeks there her home had been in this city at 315 East Third Street born in Ohio came to Pettis county about thirty four years ago she had no relatives here the funeral will be held Tuesday the remains arrive from Nevada tonight A $1 25 excursion to Kansas City on July 19 via Katy railroad leaves Sedalia at 1 20 am arrives 4 15 am see Katy agent for details In the justice courts Warren and Walter Brown colored pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace at A M E church in Lamonte and were fined $25 each Will Cross pleads not guilty and will be tried
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East Third Street
Ohio
Pettis County
Nevada
Kansas City
M., K. & T. Railway
Sedalia
Katy
Warren
Walter Brown
Anderson
Lamonte
Fleming
Dillard
Will Cross
DeWitts Little Early Risers promise gentle relief
A vintage advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a non griping laxative that softly stimulates the body's secretions to aid liver stomach and bowels. It notes availability from W E Bard Drug Company and lists private loan and legal services plus local business deals at various sites.
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DeWitt
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Shortest railway in the world opens in Indiana
Richmond Indiana July 13 a 2000 foot Mooney Lateral railway connects the Mooney tannery at Columbus with the Big Four railroad. Construction began after the Big Four blocked a tannery crossing in 1891 and court fights followed.
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Richmond
Ind
Mooney Lateral Railway
Mooney Tannery
Columbus
Big Four Railroad
Big Four
Pennsylvania Company
J J Frey Remembered For Railroad Leadership
An obituary recalls J J Frey as a strong railroad official who guided the A R U strike in 1894 while leading the Alaska and Bea ring Straight project. He died after six months in Sedalia, survived by wife Etta Hall and four children, with a wide circle of relatives and admirers nationwide. He rose to general manager of the Santa Fe through loyalty and influential backing, including ties to George R. Peck.
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Alaska
Sedalia
Mr. Frey
Etta Hall
John C. Hall
John C
Hall
Henrietta
Charles Frey
Fort Scott
Kas
William O
Bonne Terre
Christian
Baltimore and Ohio
Seemore
Indiana
Fred Cavally
Cincinnati
John Helk
Louisville
William Peters
Frey
Southwest
The
Santa Fe
Topeka State Journal
George R. Peck
Robinson
K. H. Wade
Southern California Line
Wade
Topeka
W. H. Rossington
California
Southern California Road
Peck
California Road
Rossington
A. A. Robinson
Southern California
Santa
Blood in the Bushes Officers Involved
Police report an incident in the bush area involving officers as central figures. Details remain unclear, with investigators pursuing primary leads and checking nearby locations for additional evidence.
Perplexing Mary Schoolcraft Disappearance Sparks Theories
Cameron Missouri July 138 Authorities remain perplexed over Mary Schoolcraft disappearance despite her brother’s confession of killing her. Police report blood evidence and a dress fragment at the burial site while the mother denies involvement and cites nearby gypsies. Over 1,000 locals search the Schoolcraft home area as parents are held in separate cells at Maysville and the boy is guarded nearby.
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Little Mary Schoolcraft
John Schoolcraft
Here
Young Schoolcraft
Fitch
Maryville
Cameron
Schoolcraft
St. Joseph
Filson
Howver
Sedalia Seeks Bank Depository Bids for City Funds
The Sedalia City Council invites sealed proposals from banks or bankers to become the city funds depository. Bids must be delivered to the City Clerk by 5 pm July 20 1903 stating the rate paid on daily balances for the term until the next depository selection. Bids follow Missouri statutes sections 5825 5826 5827 5828 5829 5830 of Article 4 Chapter 91. Witness dated July 8 1903.
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Souri
Sedalia
Missouri
Cadle Heads to Parsons on Board of Adjustment Business
M W Cadle chairman of the board of adjustment for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers left Sunday for Parsons on official business. American Express company received two fine new wagons for local use this morning. General Foreman John L Wigton noted in dispatch.
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M. W. Cadle
Board of Adjustment
B. of L.E
Parsons
American Express Company
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Matilda McNulty
Justice Courts
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C. C. Lawson
Katie
Bell Telephone
W. H
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Railroad News
Boone
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Columbia
Fuson and Fayette
Nevada Mail
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F. S. Brown
Denison
C. B. White
O. T. Boyd
St. Charles
J. W. Holmes
Bridgeman
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T. P. Parker
Extra Gang
Adair
Garzozo Lozano
Summitt
M. Requa
Extra
J. Duks
Big Cabin
Gaspar Bellasana
Ben Salas
J. E. Potts
Lehigh
W. Neils
Avenger
I. T. L. Hille
Pryor Creek
J. L. Owen
Mokane
Jose Sandoval
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Jesse Brown
James Vancanon
Clifton City
John Griffis
Will McDaniels
Gus Mostrom
Pottsboro
B .Nichols
Atoka
Jerry Bradley
Hillsboro
Lulu McCubbin
Den
Ed Rothmeyer
A. B. Wilson
McBaine
Ora Embry
J. T. Bolton
C. S. Evans
W. C. Ingraham
George Cole
J.J. Frey
A. R
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Canada
Mary Schoolcroft
Cameron, Mo
the Au
Maysville
Pittsburg
City of
Mis
John L. Wigton
Sedalia Carpet Co
E. Third St
Doan & Cloney Laundry Go's
Guenther's
McLaughlin Bros
Campbell Soup
P. Brandt Gro. Co
China
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