Court Rejects Challenge to Prosecutor's Information
In the criminal court Judge Longan overruled W. D. Steele's motion to quash the information against John Schrader. Steele argued the information must be sworn by the filing prosecutor, Cashman contended each filing stands under oath of office. The court upheld Cashman’s view, saying otherwise would invalidate proceedings since the new law.
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Criminal Court
Longan
W. D. Steele
Cashman
John Schrader
Mr. Steele
Mr. Cashman
Local residents make travels and attend family events
Daylong notices report J J Hail returning home with his daughter Miss Bess from Monticello seminary. Maggie McGee visits Mrs Don McHugh. Ned Spencer and wife head to Warsaw as father-in-law near eightieth year is very low. Rae Kingsbaker travels to Carthage with mother. Edward B Amos arrives from Dennison Texas for his father B F Amos funeral. Judge G W Barnett back from Lincoln for Royal Tribe legal matters. Mrs Goodyear returns with daughter Helen from Mt Carmel academy. Griggs travels from Grand Island after mother’s death. Mrs Mable Tierney and children depart for Parsons.
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J. J. Hail
Miss Bess
Monticello
Seminary
Maggie McGee
Spring Fork
Don McHugh
Kansas City
Ned Spencer
Warsaw
Mr. Spencer
Sol Kingsbaker
Rae
Carthage
Edward B. Amos
Katy
Denison
Texas
B. F. Amos
G. W. Barnett
Lincoln
Neb
Legal Department
Royal Tribe of
Joseph
Mable Tierney
Parsons
J. Bowers
Sol East Tenth Street
Horse Covers and Wagon Umbrellas For Sale
Inquire price of horse covers or wagon umbrellas at the Beil.
Bonded Release Forger John Tucker In Monsees Name Case
John Tucker, the boy charged with forging the name of L. M. Monsees and Son, was released on bond furnished by his relatives on Wednesday.
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John Tucker
L. M. Monsees & Son
Case Against Ed Davis Proceeded With Venire in Robbery
The case against Ed Davis alias Ed Maupin, a colored man, for robbing Sam Arnold was called today. Several hours were spent attempting to select a jury from a venire of thirty.
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Ed Davis
Ed Maupin
Sam Arnold
Court Adjourns As Tale Men Decide Challenge
A court granted twelve hours for counsel to choose which talesman to challenge and adjourned the case to resume at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Fense
A Man's Dog Reflects Owner's Temperament
A Times-Democrat reader discusses how dogs imitate human moods and behavior. The observant speaker contrasts a beggar's dog, which broods, with a cheerful master's dog, which mirrors optimism and playful energy. He asserts a cheerful owner tends to produce a cheerful dog.
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Sam
N. O. Times-Democrat
London overcrowding declines overall in 1901 census
The statistical officer reports fewer overcrowded tenements in London than in 1891. In under five room units the average persons per room fell from 2.99 to 2.88, while larger tenements rose in number though their occupants per tenement dropped from 6.11 to six. A note warns results are general and later figures may vary.
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London County Council
London Telegraph
Stepney
Epworth League Elects New Officers at Sedalia
The Epworth League at Epworth M E church in East Sedalia completes three days of meetings with a lecture by Dr. Smith of a state university. Rev. W. C. Coleman is elected president. other officers include W. H Wilson as first vice president, Miss Bettie Henderson as second vice president, Miss Clara Smith as third vice president, and Miss Dora Anderson as junior superintendent. An executive committee and next convention plan to Eldorado Springs.
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Epworth League
Epworth M. E
East Sedalia
Smith
Jaker University
W. C. Coleman
Warrensburg
W. H H. Wilson
Malta Bend
Bettie Henderson
Epworth Church
Sedalia
Clara Smith
M. E. Church
Dora Anderson
Rockville
F. W. Simpson
L. M. Thompson
Appleton City
O. M. Stewart
Clinton
Rev
Hunt
Eldorado Springs
Mass meeting of colored workers postponed by death
The mass meeting of colored political workers scheduled for Wednesday evening was postponed due to the death of John Venable, brother-in-law of Editor Carter, the key organizer of the project.
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John Venable
Carter
St Josephs Academy to Present Musical and Dramatic Event
The pupils of St Josephs Academy East Fourth Street stage a musical and dramatic entertainment at their hall next Wednesday evening June 18 at 7 50 p m The event marks the close of the school year.
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St. Joseph's Academy
East Fourth Street
Car of Christian Scientists Transits Noon Train
A special car of Christian Scientists passed noon today on the train from Kansas City toward the national convention in Boston Massachusetts.
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Kansas City
Boston
Mass
Sedalia camp initiates new members in lodge event
Sedalia Camp No 16 of the Woodmen of the World last night initiated E. L. Hardin and received applications from James T. Montgomery Frank Howard and Charles E. Polan in a lodge ceremony.
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Sedalia Camp No. 16
E. L. Hardin
James T. Montgomery
Frank Howard
Charles E. Polan
Picnic Planned for First Christian Sunday School Kids
A picnic is arranged for all children of the First Christian Sunday school within the next couple of weeks.
Porter Real Estate Opens After Repairs on Ohio Street
The Porter Real Estate Company completes quarter renovations at 404 Ohio Street with fresh papering and repairs, signaling readiness for operations.
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The
Porter Real Estate Company
Ohio Street
Ice Cream Social Planned by Houstonia Church
The Houstonia church will host an ice cream social Friday night. John Venable, a well known young colored man, died of consumption Wednesday evening. Saturday, June 14, marks Flag Day and the 125th anniversary of the emblem's adoption.
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The
Christian Church At
Houstonia
John Venable
Barnett Receives Commission as Notary Public Today
Hlon. O. M. Barnett was issued his commission as a notary public today, formalizing his authority to administer oaths and certify documents. The event marks his official start in this civic role.
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Hlon. O. M. Barnett
Peruna praised by users in Ohio letters
Adia Brittain of Sekitan Ohio reports three months of Peruna relieved stomach heaviness biliousness and fainting spells enabling daily tasks. Mrs Lizzie Blevins of Cleveland says two bottles saved her life from stomach catarrh. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for free medical guidance.
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Adia Brittain
Sekitan, O
Lizzie Blevins
Boliver Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Ritchie's Great Work Leads Maccabees Past Woodmen
In Liberty Park on Wednesday afternoon the Maccabees defeated the Woodmen 19 to 16 in a fast game. Notable play from Louie Ritchie at second base included a one handed liner catch and a homer, while pitchers Leach and Stable stymied Woodmen hitters. Mint Johns umpired as Me Cubbin and Lewis opened for the Maccabees with Harrison and Hardin handling Woodmen battery duties.
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Ritchie
Sedalia
W.O. W
Liberty Park
Maccccabees
Maccabees
MeCubbin
Lewis
Leach
Stable
Woodmen
Harrison
Hardin
Foresters
Mint Johns
Knight Louie Ritchie
Kool
Peter Kuhn
Langtry Jr. Described as Charming With Bright Future
An American who visited London calls Jeanne Langtry daughter of the famous Lily a very charming girl. He predicts she will wed Ian Malcolm MP and wealthy man, noting she is treated well in fashionable society and may even surpass the Jersey Lily in beauty.
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Lillie Langtry, JR
Jeanne Langtry
Lily
London
Ian Malcolm
Miss Langtry
Jersey
Election of Officers Se lect Knights and Ladies Lodge No 23
Se lect Knights and Ladies Lodge No 23 elected officers on Wednesday night. Albert Loewer was chosen president with Mrs. Martin as vice president and Walter Mitchell as second vice president. Anna Prentice became recorder, GG. H. Ayres recording treasurer, Dr. Dela mater medical examiner, and Walter Delegate to the grand lodge in Wichita October with Albert Loewer as alternate.
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Knights and Ladies Lodge No
Albert Loewer
Mrs. Martin
Walter Mitchell
Anna Prentice
GG. H. Ayres
Dr. Delamater
Grand Lodge
Wichita
Kas
Joseph Paradis
Thrice Governor A Native Born St. Louisian Has
A native born St. Louisan rises to thrice governor status in a sequence of political milestones. The report outlines early life, key offices, and lasting impact on state governance.
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St. Louisian
Governor Gutierrez of New Mexico Biography Noted
The text profiles Miguel Antonio Gutero described as thrice appointed governor of New Mexico. It notes his birth in the mound city and education at St Louis University, detailing his influence over the commonwealth’s destinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Miguel Antonio Gutero
Commonwealth
Mound City
Old St. Louis University
Real estate buyer seeking cash deals in Hutchinson district
Brief notice from E. T. Thomson inviting cash buyers for bargain real estate. Contact Hutchinson building location for details.
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E. T. Thomson
Hutchinson Building
Avansino's Ice Cream Sells Across City
Ice cream and ice cream soda offered by Avansino's with delivery to all city areas. A new telephone number 358 is listed for orders.
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Avansino
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