West and Stubblefield Trial Severs Cases For Train Hold-up
Trial in Lexington Branch train hold-up case opens with severance granted to James West and Eli Stubblefield. Special venire of fifty jurors to be drawn as defense plans first proof by Stubblefield. Prosecutors warn of sensational developments with a third suspect yet unseen. The case may span the week with hearings at Fairmount Park and travel details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James West
Eli Stubblefield
Lexington Branch
John Cashman
Shane and
Dale
Steele
W. S. Shirk
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Stubblefield
Local Court Bench Docket Includes Disturbance Case
George Gray received two days in Justice Burr's court for disturbing his father’s peace and will be held for sanity inquiry. O C Pickett, formerly of Jefferson City, arrived with traces of liquor and assaulted Lon Wells. he was arrested on a Wells warrant and bonded by Joe Moffat. Minnie Flemming and Mary Sims, charged with grand larceny, had cases dismissed due to nonappearance of witness J B Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
Justice Burr
O. C. Pickett
Jefferson City
Jeff
Lon Wells
Ben Redmond
Card
Wells
Joe Moffat
Minnie Flemming
Mary Sims
J. B. Holland
George M. Gray, Jr
Mason
W. H. Wolf
Excursion to Fairmount Park Planned by Sunday School
Superintendent McClain announced that all arrangements for the annual excursion were completed. The trip will go to Fairmount Park near Kansas City on June 22, with the Sedalia train leaving about 8 15 in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClain
The
Christian Church Sunday School
Fairmount Park
Kansas City
Sedalia
the Park
St Louis to California bicycle team in Sedalia stopover
Two wheelmen E W Halday and Mal Morrison arrived in Sedalia from St Louis to California on a promotional cycling tour. They travel in bicycle costume with St Louis to California on their jerseys and plan easy stage travel stopping at points of interest. They are expert cycle repairers and comic advertising riders. They started last Monday and report good road conditions, intending to ride to Kansas City but staying in Sedalia most of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Haldaway
Mal. Morrison
St. Louis
California
Messrs
Haldaway
Morrison
St. Loui
Kansas City
Sedalia
Sacred Heart Program by St. Stanislaus Society
A large crowd attended a St. Stanislaus Literary Society program at Sacred Heart hall last evening. Highlights include Rev Father Godfrey opening, piano duets by Josie Rast and Minnie Lorsbach, readings by F B Parker and Maggie Smasal, and recitations by Edna Burrowes Willie Condon Emma Keck. Other performances feature Stella Condon Alma Frieme Rosemary Burrowes and Alice Harris with piano pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Hall
St. Stanislaus, Literary Society
Father Godfrey
Josie Rast
Minnie Lorsbach
F. B. Parker
Maggie Smasal
Edna Burrowes
William Quinn
Stella Condon
Alma Frieme
Willie Condon
Alice Harris
Emma Keck
Rosemary Burrowes
Crescent Tent Holds Memorial Services
Crescent Tent No. 4 Knights of the Maccabees held memorial services at First Congregational Church with a large attendance. Rev. J. H. Albert delivered a memorial sermon after a parade from Second and Ohio to the church led by the Second Regiment band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
Lon V. Ware
J. H. Albert
Rev
Albert
Local Camp Reinforcements Leave for Lincoln
Misses Morey Temple Hoffman Whitcomb Boyd and Sweeney and Mrs. Van Riper depart this morning on the narrow gauge to join the boys in camp near Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey
Temple
Hoffman
Whitcomb
Boyd
Sweeney
van Riper
Lincoln
State Board of Pharmacy holds examiner session today
The state board of pharmacy conducted an examination of applicants for pharmacist licenses in the criminal court room. Dr. A. T. Fleischmann of the city presided with Dr. A. Bamberger of Jefferson City assisting. F. W. J. Roley reported a new 11 pound birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
Criminal Court Room
A. T. Fleischmann
A. Bamberger
Jefferson City
Man Threatens Town with Hatchet a Desperate Call to Confinement
A man returned from the penitentiary has been acting erratically and threatening to wreak havoc in the north part of town. Associates say his behavior grew dangerous and that he should be confined in an asylum.
Applicants list and local incidents in Missouri notice
W Sennewald of St Louis leads examination attendees including Behne Gardner Walker Rockwood Sterrett Goldsmith Nicholas Matthews Ashbrook Hedings Mills Fulkerson Kissell Kunke Pehne Buchanan Spencer Stone Hess Wheeler McNeeley Alsop Grueburn Clay Moss among others. Gray released from prison for forgery charged with disturbing family peace. Sanity questioned. Ed Whitmire injured in runaway on Second street after a horse bolted near Hughesville. horse skidded, bruised, stopped in Lamine. likely mishap with spirited horse trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sennewald
St. Louis
F. J. Behne
W. H. Gardner
H. Lee Walker
St. Joseph
R. M. Rockwood
W. B. Sterrett
Nevada
J. T. Goldsmith
Springfield
Alison Nicholas
Bethany
R. L. Matthews
Billings
W. P. Ashbrook
Jamesport
E. Hedings
Hopkins
J. S. Mills
Harlan
Iowa
Isaac Fulkerson
Kansas City
B. L. Kissell
Jos
F. Kunke
G. A. Pehne
Sarcoxie
Jas. M. Buchanan
Richmond
W. W. Spencer
Lees Summit
John W. Stone
C. W. Hess
Knob Noster
Henry Wheeler
Appleton City
A. C. Mc
Ed Whitmire
Engine House
Hughesville
Second Street
Second
Osage
Ohio
Mentor Bouldin
Mr. Whitmire
Two Boys Arrested for Copper Theft This Morning
Officers Englebrecht and Leftwich arrested Joel Fitzgerald and William Michaels for stealing copper wire and street car bells. The pair confessed after a chase, with bonds set at 200 dollars and a hearing scheduled. Fitzgerald previously faced charges for stealing flowers and may be sent to reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamner
Street Railway Company
James Englebrecht
Englebrecht
Joe Fitzgerald
William Michaels
Fitzgerald
East Seventh
East Broadway
Reform School
Noted marriage ties bring couple to Shenandoah area
The report states that Florence McGogy has married Mr. I H McGogy and that the couple settled in Shenandoah after considering several towns. The site was chosen due to being the home of Mrs. Spielman’s parents, and Mrs. Spielman’s health has been poor, prompting her wish to stay with her relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lamm
Messrs
Bert Scheer
John Gornall
Patsey Lamm
Ada Hazelwood
I. H. McGogy
Reverend Mitchell Resigns Busy Sedalia Church
Rev B G Mitchell resigns after five months as Cumberland Presbyterian pastor in Sedalia Missouri Due to ill health he leaves with regret and will not return to active ministry for at least a year Rev Robert L Shepherd of La Plata will fill the pulpit starting the first Sunday in July Shepherd is highly regarded and a Missouri Valley College graduate with further study at Chicago and Cumberland universities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Mitchell
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Board of Elders
Mitchell
Sedalia
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert L. Shepherd
la Plata
Shepherd
Missouri Valley College
Chicago University
Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
Sunday School Missionary Worker to Speak Here
Charles Rhoades of Ohio, representative of the American Baptist Publication Society, will address interested Sunday School workers on Monday June 19. Music will be led by Mrs. W D Steele. The event highlights June festival participants in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhoades
Ohio
American Baptist Publication Society
W.D. Steele
Burial for Infant Mary Anna Fristoe in Gilead area
The three months old Mary Anna Fristoe, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Fristoe of nine miles north of town, died Saturday morning at 8 30 from whooping cough. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM at the family home conducted by Rev Walton of the Gilead Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anna
James Fristoe
Walton
Gilead
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San Francisco
Sacred Heart
Crescent Tent
North Side
W. J. Roley
Letts
East Sedalia
First Christian Church
Robber’s Cave
Cook
Richard Gentry
Sam James
Woodmen of
Ft. Scott
Lee Looney
J. L. Blackburn
Tredeville
Kate E. Schondermire
Houstonia
Isaac Gray
Syracuse
Anna Henderson
Grange Hall
Dreyfus
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Dr. Mayhew
Joel Fitzgerald and
Sweet
Michaels
Leftwich and
Baley
J. C. Conner
Tom Bronaugh
Mayhew
Calaboose
Shenandoad
H. D. Spielman
Missouri
Harrisson
Sentinel
Shepard
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