Ohio Street paving bond questions trigger city review
Details of a maintenance bond for Ohio street paving tied to Mr Hurley and the street railway company reveal no bond found on file although officials recall filing. City officials insist the city’s obligations end with repairs by the railway and Hurley’s five year maintenance promise covers the rest.
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Ohio Street
Hartshorn
James Quinn
The
Sentinel
Cashman
Sedalia
Street Railway Company
Hurley
Montgomery
Night Chief Under Arrest in Local Police Case
Warrant names Night Chief of Police Bart Jackson on a charge of assaulting Juda Brian an aged colored woman as she carried chairs home from her work. Jackson arraigned. fine and costs imposed and order to serve time if not leaving town. Also notes on Blind Ike submission, other court fines, a death in East Eleventh Street, and opera house remodeling underway.
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Rogers
J Adams
Bart Jackson
Juda Brian
Jackson
Jack
Ike
Distribution of material for new steam heating plant
Material for the new steam heating plant was distributed today along the planned main route. Contractor Hyatt will begin trench work immediately along the alignment.
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Hyatt
Single Tax Talks Begin Tonight by Missouri State Lecturer
Tonight a Missouri state lecturer, J R Herman, opens a series of talks on the single tax theory. The sessions explore taxation and economic reforms, aiming to explain the plan to local audiences.
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Marjj R Herman
Missouri
Traveling Man F W Linkelman Dies on Katy Train
F W Linkelman a well known traveling man dies suddenly on Katy passenger No 2 as it pulled into St Paul Kansas. He was about fifty and his death attributed to heart disease after years on the road for liquor firms.
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F W Linkelman
Sedalia
St Paul
Kansas
F W Sennewald Dies, Pharmacy Board Secretary
F W Sennewald secretary of the state board of pharmacy for ten years died at his St Louis home. He assisted Dr Fleischmann in June exams and was recently reappointed by Governor Stephens. Dr Fleischmann will attend the funeral Friday.
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Mexico
Mattie Hunt
Carthage
Virgie McCoy
Springfield
Frederick Reynolds
Joseph Reynolds
Bettie Neff
Warrensburg
Mollie Mathews
Coffeyville
Kas
Fannie Spencer
Butte City
Mont
Margaret Kiehl
Kinzie
Reynolds
The
Knights and Ladies of Security
South Prospect Street
Main
Second
F W Sennewald
State Board of Pharmacy
St Louis
Fleischmann
Stephens
Henry Strother Arrives in City on Trust Company Business
Henry Strother from Ft Smith Arkansas is in town on business with the Missouri Trust company.
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Henry Strother
Ft Smith, Ark
The
Missouri Trust Company
Wanders Off Again Grandma Puckett Reappears
The elderly resident known as Grandma Puckett wandered from her Fifteenth and Ohio home again yesterday. She was found in Georgetown late last night by Mr Summers.
Mabel Passes Through After Kansas City Visit
Mrs Mabel Degnan of St Louis, who was involved in a prior sensation with Mr Hayman, travels east on the Missouri Pacific at noon. She says she left Hayman at Kansas City following a visit in Omaha.
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Mabel
Mabel Degnan
St Louis
Hayman
Kansas City
Omaha
Fined $40 and Costs. Chas Ray, the fellow who stole
A brief court item notes that Chas Ray received a fine of 40 dollars plus court costs after a theft case. The report provides minimal details on the incident or punishment.
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Chas Ray
Mac Looney resigns to lead church at First Christian
Mac Looney resigns after eight years with Landmann Bros to become business manager of the First Christian church. He is active in church work and the choir, and is known for financial acumen. The church, edited by Revs Putman and Cook, seeks to expand its field of usefulness. Hospital arrivals list several tradesmen and workers with fevers and lumbago.
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Mac Looney
Landmann Bros
The
Christian
First Christian Church
Death of an Infant in Williams Family
The infant son of W. H. Williams died this afternoon from a summer complaint.
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W H Willams
Wheelon by the Gallon Delivery at Servant Harker Drug Co
Ice cold beverage delivery by the gallon touted for receptions and gatherings. Service advertised through Servant Harker Drug Co with emphasis on convenient cold provisioning.
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Wheelon By
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Remains Turned Over to Nevada Relatives
Johner Distilling Co of St Louis had remains sent to Nevada after Conductor Ferrell learned the deceased had a family there. The remains were delivered to the relatives in Nevada for proper burial arrangements.
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W H Powell, Jr
Bert Lyons
St Louis
Johner Distilling Co
Ferrell
Nevada
Katy Railroad Excursion Plans Amid Staffing Changes
Fireman Ed Hodges is off duty sick while Con Chas Campbell faces layoff and Don DeHaven resumes his run. Pat Connors returns to work after a brief layoff as the Katy anticipates a large crowd for an Eldorado excursion tomorrow with a $2 fare. Brakeman Jeff Conner injured a hand in a coupling yesterday. Mr J T Dougall will act as chief dispatcher in Boughner’s absence.
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Con Chas Campbell
Don DeHaven
Pat Connors
Katy
Eldorado
Jeff Conner
J T Dougall
Boughner
C B
Accident harms Mrs Holcroft while freeing tied mower
Mrs W H Holcroft of Sixth and Summit suffered severe mangling of three fingers on her left hand while trying to unhook a horse from a lawn mower in her yard. The horse pulling the mower started again, cutting the fingers. Dr Cole treated the wounds. The Rev Buchanan later borrowed the sharp mower to mow his yard.
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W H Holcroft
Sixth
Summit
Emancipation Day Plans Expand Toward Sedalia Event
Fred Busch and William Alexander traveled to Kansas City to organize Sedalia Emancipation Day on August 4. Mr Gray departed for Coffeyville to arrange an excursion and similar preparations will unfold along roads into Sedalia for about 100 to 150 miles, aiming for a successful demonstration.
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I'red Busch
Wm Alexander
Kansas City
Sedalia
Gray
Coffeyville
Kans
Fears the Cyclone's Return
Mrs John W Baldwin of this city is in a serious condition after several severe frights from storm clouds. She narrowly escaped the Knob Nos ter cyclone and remains very nervous. Mr Baldwin plans to take her to Warsaw tomorrow for an extended visit.
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John W Baldwin
Baldwin
Mr Baldwin
Warsaw
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Hermann
East End
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Myrtle Degnan
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Gallagher
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ST. Paul, Kas
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J A Thistlewall
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Forney
Texas
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Co H, 2Nd Mo
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Italy
Lumbago
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Ed Hodges
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