Drowning of Hugh McGinley at Sedalia dam
A sixteen year old Sedalia boy Hugh McGinley the son of M McGinley is drowned at the waterworks dam east of the city. He and four friends swam near a sandbar and he fell from a log into a deep hole. Efforts by bystanders and waterworks employees failed to revive him. Funeral at Sacred Heart church Tuesday at 9 am with pallbearers named.
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Hugh McGinley
M. McGinley
Third Street
Young McGinley
Tom Hurley
Chas Roha
John Collins Jr
Arthur Patton
Sedalia
McGinley
E. A. Wood
Mike
John Sullivan
Sacred Heart Church
Neiberg
Lodge of Sorrow Held by Queen City Division No 60
The Queen City Division No 60 of the Order of Railway Conductors held a lodge of sorrow Sunday afternoon in Jacksonville Florida. A hypnotist A F Latham of Fernandina induced Willie Potts to sleep via telegram and awakened him on the night train. Judge Parsonss history notes the division organized in 187% and now has about 125 members.
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Willie Potts
Queen City Division No
Jacksonville
Fla
A. F. Latham
Fernandina
Latham
Potts
St. Paul
Parsons
Messrs
J. Brown Harris
al Cordes
Fletcher
Harry Noftsker
Fires in Harris stableyard shed and Central hotel
Early morning fires caused $25 damage to a shed in the Harris stableyard on South Osage and $10 to a carpet at Sport McAllister's Central hotel. Cause of the Osage fire is unknown.
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Harris
South Osage
Sport McAllister
Central Hotel
Sedalia Notes Highlight Concerts and Rail News
A Sedalia favorite is acclaimed in New York with violinist Leonora Jackson set for a summer tour in Switzerland before returning for more concerts. The service honors for deceased brothers are read by J. W. Mallory as M P hospital hosts an enc, while railroad updates note layoffs, hires, and crew movements on Missouri Pacific and Katy lines. The report lists several local deaths and upcoming travel by Dr. George E. McNeil, with car load traffic to Lexington and shipments of ties through Sedalia.
Obituary Notices of 1890s Figures with Sedalia Burials
A list of death notices and burials for individuals in 1890s America. Entries name James G Beggs in Denison Texas 1895 John D Dean killed at Wilcox Arizona 1899 buried Sedalia F L Mead killed at Nevada Mo 1892 buried Sedalia J W McConnell Boonville 1896 and others with locations Dallas Kansas City Sedalia and related details.
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James G. Beggs
Denison
Texas
John D. Dean
Wilcox
Arizona
Sedalia
T. F. Hurley
Dallas
Robert J. Lindsay
California
F. L. Mead
Nevada
J. W. McConnell
Boonville
Sedalia Beats St Louis Diels 11 to 2 in Sunday Game
Sedalia defeated the St Louis Diels 11 to 2 as Gilpatrick pitched well for Sedalia. Joe Roe contributed two clean hits and solid defense in right field. The home team led from the start, turning a key double play early and pulling away in the second inning.
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Joe Roe
Diels
St. Louis
Sedalia
Gilpatrick
Sedalius
Roe
Haw
Erman
Ly. Fisher
O'Neil
Hawkins
Harrison
Johnson
Carpenter
Wilson
Jackson
St. Louis Boys
Griffin
Sedalians
Adelbert Hay Killed in New Haven Window Fall
Adelbert Stone Hay former U S consul at Pretoria and eldest son of Secretary of State John Hay fell from a third story window in New Haven soon after 2:30 AM dying instantly. His body was in pajamas and a fragment of clothing lay on the window sill.
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New Haven, Genn
Adelbert Stone Hay
United States
Pretoria
South Africa
John Hay
New Haven House
Young Hay
Devastating Cloudburst Hits McDowell County Area
A massive cloudburst swept through eastern McDowell County near the Virginia line destroying large portions of Bluefield and surrounding areas. Hundreds of lives were lost and property damage runs into millions as the flood waters surged through the town and nearby districts.
Feud Flares After Beaman Fight Between Lees
Beaman reports a violent clash between Bill and Dudley Lee from rival families. Bill Lee struck with a whisky bottle and remained in bed Sunday wounded. Community officials fear further trouble as tensions run high after the incident.
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Beaman
Bill
Dudley Lee
Lee
James F Ramey Marries Lulu Hassell in Lexington Ceremony
James F Ramey of Chicago and Lulu Hassell of Lexington Mo wed at Rev W W Boyd's residence on Monday evening with a small gathering. Ramey, famed harness horseman and developer of the pacer John R, plans a tour of the East and a future home in Wheaton Illinois.
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St. Louis
United States
Pacer
John R
Lexington
East
Wheaton
Ill
Going to Jefferson City for Corner Showdown
A Black street musician known as Blind Ike Balance announced plans to travel to Jefferson City after a White hand organist supposedly took his preferred corner. The incident highlights tensions over public space in a small community.
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Ike Balance
Jeferson City
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John L. Sullivan
Peter Donohue
John Collins
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White House
Presi
George B. Cortelyou
Cortelyou
Mr. Hay
New Haven
McKinley
Lincoln
Strange
the Lodge OF
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Judge Parsons
Sonals
Accidunts
East Fifth Street
W. E. Miller
Rev
J. B
Brunswick, Ga
Fernan
Fuller
First Baptist
Dina
O. E. Parsons
Queen City Division
Vision
United
Pittsburg
W. ©. Miller
Ford
Price
W. E. Bard Drug CO
Leonora Jackson
New York
W. E. Miler
J. W. Mallory
Cody Bloch
J. P. Herrington
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Kansas City
I. E. Alcorn
E. F. Sharp
L. J. Fitzgerald
W. L. Bass
William Tedford
W. J. Cornelius
Sol Rhodes
W. H. Blaine
Orb Mitcham
Fence Gang
Atoka
C. M. Ducker
Katy
Baker
Missouri Pacific
Ed Kent
J. L. Phean
Katy Freight Con
Ductor
Mark Daniels
Souri Pacific
E. H. Calef
Gus de Clerque
George E. McNeil
Katy Hospital
Europe
Ireland
England
Binghampton
Miss Jackson
Switzerland
Paci
Fic
Mallory
J. H. Terrell
Hannibal, Mo
Harvey Fisher
Atchison, Kas
John A. Brown
Little Rock, Ark
Longan
L. S. Hamilton
Kansas
A. M. Cooper
Asylum
J. D. Cobine
E. E. Kennedy
Anthony
Kas
M. B. Roberts
Dalia Cemetery
J. W. Raynor
ST. Louis Diels
Sedalias
Mr. Roe
Moberly, Kansas City
Jefferson City
Kins
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Bat
Dr. Ford
Adelbert Hay
Bluefield
W. Va
McDowell County
Virginia
Virginia State Line
Longan’s
James Ramey
Benedict
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