Two Claims Refused Favor Sedalia Street Railway
In Federal Court Judge John F. Phillips denied two claims against the Sedalia Railway company now in receivership. Receiver W F Waller sought $225 for additional compensation and TH Cohen, as intervener, sought pay for wire claimed as Crown Springs Railway property. The court ruled neither claim should be allowed citing sale terms and mortgage provisions. Also notes tickets to lawn socials in Jefferson City for July 16 and 17 hosted by St Patrick’s and Sacred Heart groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Geisberg
John F. Phillips
Kansas City
Sedalia Railway Company
Sedalia
Kansas Loan and Trust Company
W. ¥. Waller
TH. Cohen
Brown Springs Railway Company
Sedahlia Company
Sedalia Company
Phillips
Crown Springs Railroad
Jefferson City Tribune
St. Patrick's
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Sacred Heart Congregation
Fannie Creagan
South
Ohio Street
Katy Extensions Linking Denison to Oklahoma City
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad begins surveying a line from Oklahoma City to Coalgate to join with the Denison and Washita Valley railroad. The Texas and Oklahoma railroad company will build and secure Indian Territory right of way. Construction to start after survey completion, with trains planned Denison to Oklahoma City and Oklahoma City to Parsons.
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Denison
Tex
Oklahoma City
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Coalgate
Denison and Washita Valley Railroad
Texas and Oklahoma Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Coffeyville
Parsons
Seven Thousand Hired for Mexican Railway Rebuild
In El Paso on July 15 about 7000 workers began rebuilding the National Railway of Mexico. The standard gauge line will extend north to Monterey with completion expected by September 15.
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el Paso
Tex
National Railway of Mexico
Monterey
Hunter on Vacation Plans for September
Yardmaster Hunter considers a long vacation in September citing his as one of the hardest working men on the line.
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Hunter
Firemen end threat from rabid dog near engine house
Frank Dexheimer of the East Sedalia fire department killed a mad dog around midnight Monday near the engine house. The large black animal, said to belong to the Fullerton family, bit about forty other dogs, and Officer Fred Robertson spent the day slaying them.
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Frank Dexheimer
East Sedalia
Fullerton
Fred Robertson
School district treasurers report balances and receipts
The Green Ridge district treasurer E E Durand filed with County Clerk Gray a report showing receipts of 1770.50 and disbursements of 1560.37, leaving a balance on hand July 1 of 210.13. Lamonte district treasurer O P Harris reports receipts 2932.87 and disbursements 2895.10, balance on hand July 537.77. Smithton district treasurer Charles Monsees shows receipts 2024.38 and disbursements 1570.94, balance on hand 453.44.
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E. E. Durand
Green Ridge
Gray
O. P. Harris
Lamonte
Charles Monsees
Smithton
Warmest day of summer hits Joplin with high heat
Today records the warmest day of the season in Joplin Missouri as a heat wave brews. At 1 PM the Evans residence thermometer reaches a high, with the Wigwam convention tent on Fourth and Pearl set to host a large crowd. Sedalia delegates back Judge Lamm as a leading candidate, while Lamm and Higbee open campaign HQs at the Keystone hotel.
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Er. C. Evans
Joplin
Fourth and Pearl Streets
Men honored with honorary membership for Rocky Mountain Tea
The Federation of Women’s clubs extends honorary membership to men who support Rocky Mountain Tea. W. E. Bard Drug Company noted as a principal beneficiary.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Train schedule fragment shows departures and arrivals
The note lists train movements with No 13 departing 5 30 a m No 41 departing 3 30 p m No 105 local fre ight 8 45 a m No 12 arrives 9 50 a m No 14 arrives 9 45 p m No 106 local fre g t 2 05 p m
Through Freight Schedules and Departures at Franklin Junction
Train notices show various freight routes and timings. No. 4370 departs at 12:35 a m and arrives later, while No. 64 and No. 53 are listed with freight connections. Through runs No. 3 and 4 operate without layovers at Franklin Junction.
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Fiyer
I. Bas Vp
Gsee
Franklin Junction
Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern Narrow Gauge Schedule
South Bound trains leave Sedalia at 8 30 a m arrive Warsaw at 11 45 a m North Bound leaves Warsaw at 12 45 p m arrive Sedalia at 4 00 p m
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Sedalia
Warsaw
Republicans nominate trio for supreme bench on Tuesday
A Saint Louis dispatch reports Republicans will meet Tuesday to nominate three candidates for the supreme bench. The slate includes Henry Jaammi of Sedalia Edward Trighee of Lancaster and Moses Whaybark of Marble Hall all actively canvassing. Others not on the slate have largely conceded.
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Republic
Supreme Bench
Henry Jaammi
Sedalia
Edward Trighee
Lancaster
Moses Whaybark
Marble Hall
Political maneuvering among Missouri judges and delegates
Judge Higbee of northeast Missouri Judge Whibark of Bollinger county and Henry Lamm have friends among the St. Louis delegates. The discussion centers on the “good politics” of placing a Kansas City or other western Missouri man in view of the Democrats’ failure to do so, a topic touched on freely.
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Higbee
Missouri
Whibark
Bollinger County
Henry Lamm
St. Louis
Kansas City
Judge Lamm Backed by 4th District and KC Delegation
Judge Henry Lamm of Sedalia enjoys strong support from the 4th district and the Kansas City delegation and is expected to be among the three nominees. The district delegation arrived late and opened headquarters at the Keystone hotel in the afternoon.
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Sedalia
Harry DeMuth
Judge Lamm
Lamm
Higbee
Keystone Hotel
Henry Lamm
4Th Congressional District
Kansas City
Missouri
Wabbard Elected to Congress on 54th Birthday
Wabbard of Morgan won a congressional seat in 1894 on his 54th birthday, marking the anniversary of Lincolns first presidential election.
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Wabbard
Morgan
Congress
Lincoelin
Committee Names for State Committee Business Order
A three member committee to arrange the order of business for the state committee is named. W N Sturdevant of St Louis John TH Bothwell of Sedalia and J G Parrish of Vandalia are selected. R S Harvey could not attend due to his mother in law Mrs Franklin dying in Eldon. proxy Dr J D Hubbard of Versailles was chosen.
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State Committee
W. N. Sturdevant
St. Louis
John TH. Bothwell
Sedalia
J. G. Parrish
Vandalia
R. S. Harvey
Sun District
Aged Colored Man George Thomas Dies in Pettis County
George Thomas aged 76 a Pettis county resident since 1877 died at his home four miles south of Sedalia due to dropsy. Survived by sons A M Thomas of Topeka Kansas and George Henry whose whereabouts are unknown. He was a member of the Sons and Daughters of Charity and his funeral will be conducted by that order.
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George Thomas
Pettis County
Sedalia
A. M. Thomas
Topeka
Kas
George Henry
Sons and Daughters of Charity
Burglars Break Into M K T Office at New Franklin Mo
Burglars entered the M K T railway office in New Franklin Missouri last night, broke open freight depot boxes, and carried off five boxes of fine gloves. This marks the sixth break in at the office with no clues for investigators.
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New Franklin
M., K. & T. Railway
Windsor druggist moves to Arlington pharmacy
S L Grinstead, who served five years with Windsor druggist J F Wall, has accepted a position at the Arlington pharmacy, marking a key personnel change in local retail drug services.
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S. L. Grinstead
J. F. Wall
Windsor
Arlington
Close to His Price in Quay Race
In Pennsylvania senator Quay faces a tight reelection fight led by Flinn of Pittsburgh who persistently camps against Quay as the campaign unfolds.
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Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Flinn
Pittsburg
Quay
Horses Wanted at Stevens Livery Stable
Work horses saddle horses and drivers sought at Stevens livery stable Se dala from July 16 to 22 inclusive H R Stevens New Orleans La
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Stevens
Sedala
H. R. Stevens
New Orleans
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Favor Sedalia Sreet Railway
W. F. Waller
H. Cohen
Katy
the Sentinel
Simnithton
Missouri Pacific Railway
Cartas
Hbace
Lexington
Southwestern
Madras
Gibson
J. BD
Hail Dry Goods CO
New Franklin M
K. & FF. Brepot
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