Two Men Slain by Dying Man in Tennessee
A double killing at Grassey Springs Hancock county ends with Charley Maxey in critical condition. George Mabe and his son Leon Mabe were shot after allegedly attacking Maxey who killed George Mabe and Leon with Mabes pistol. Maxey is said to have acted in self defense and may die from his wounds.
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Rogersville
Tenn
Grassey Springs
Hancock County
George Mabe
Leon Mabe
Charley Maxey
George Mabes
Maxey
Mabe
Many Visitors and Arrivals Gather in Local Town
A parade of visitors and travelers stops through the city with residents from St Louis Lamonte Warrensburg Jefferson City and Kansas City joining relatives friends and business contacts. Notables include Miss Brandt attending a state convention and Rev Vanorden visiting from Cherryville Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Patterson
Florence
Kathryn
Marshall
W. H. Highleyman
St. Louis
Major
William Beck
Frank Lenig
M. E. Church
George Sneed
Simmons Hardware Company
Mary Ensworth
Kansas City
Ina Dunlap
Nannie Potter
Hughesville
L. D. Dunn
Kreger
Jefferson City
Harry Peck
Marie Moerschel
Ann Florer
Miss Elder
E. A. Elder
Boston
Mass
John Lumpee
J. H. Lincoln
Bell Telephone Company
Pleasant Hill
Gertrude Brandt
Mayme Sar
A. E. Vanorden
Cherryville
Kas
A. A. Boyd
Pertle Springs
Mamie Carroll
Sedalia
Jesse Tolin
H. C. Mitchell
Lamonte
Margaret Mackler
Blackwater
Asher
East Third Street
Justice of the peace cases headlined in county court
Three justices of the peace heard cases today. Charlie Harris was fined 1 dollar and costs for an assault on Elmer Cochran in Judge Smiths court, with the case appeal to the circuit court. Emmett Simms received four days in jail from Justice Rogers for a disturbance at the merry go round. Susan Pennock appeared before Judge Berry for disturbing the peace and paid a 5 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Harris
Elmer Cochran
Smith
Emmett Simms
Norry-Go-Round
Rogers
Susan Pennock
Berry
Grand Chancellor Ames to Lead Knights of Pythias School
Grand Chancellor C. O. Ames of the Knights of Pythias arrived from St. Louis and will conduct a school of instruction tonight at the K of P hall. Members from several surrounding counties will attend.
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C. O. Ames
The
Knights of Pythias
St. Louis
K. of P. Hall
Sedalia Musicians Receives Paris Clarinets
Rudolph Ramlow, a rising Sedalia musician, received a full set of clarinets from Paris yesterday. He praised the instruments as among the finest made.
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Rudolph Ramlow
Sedalia
Paris
Ramlow
Marriage Permit for Schmidt and Ashbrook in Sedalia
A marriage license was issued today to Ed A. Schmidt and Maggie Ashbrook, both residents of Sedalia.
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Ed A. Schmidt
Maggie Ashbrook
Sedalia
RIECKE WEDS DUMPVILLE NEIGHBOR MISS DUMP MARRIES
Max Riecke and Minnie Dump, both of Dumpville, were married at noon Wednesday at the brides parents home. A wedding dinner for about one hundred followed the ceremony. The couple plan to live on Mr Riecke's farm near Dumpville. Special trains to St Louis leave Saturday morning June 27 for $2.50 round trip.
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Max Riecke
Dumpville
Miss Minnie Dump
Mr. Riecke
Their First Born
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Omnstead of East Fifth Street a son born Wednesday June 24 1903.
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Henry Omnstead
East Fifth Street
Burlingon Route Offers Cheap Summer Rail Fares to Colorado Utah
Beginning June 1 the Burling ton Route provides remarkably low round trip summer rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Greenwood Springs and Salt Lake City. Daily rates are about half the normal price with a sharper cut from July 1 to 10.
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Colorado
Utah
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Greenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Chicago and Midwest livestock and grain market notes
Hogs in Chicago at 5.60 to 5.90 dollars with totals around 30 000. cattle 8 000 and market steady. Kansas City and Omaha show similar hog and cattle counts with steady to modest price ranges. Cincinnati reports winter wheat outlook mixed with improvements in corn and oats east of the Mississippi and lighter packing than last year.
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Cincinnati
Mississippi River
Minnesota Daily Round Trip Offer From St Paul to Minneapolis
Daily service begins June 1 with no fare plus 2.50 for the round trip. Applies to St Paul Minneapolis and all Minnesota localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Minneapolis
Minnesota
Summer Tour Rates and Travel Advisories of 1903
Promotional notes advertise cheap summer rail rates from St Louis and Missouri River to California with dates July 1–10 and August 1–14, plus return routes via Puget Sound or Billings and St Paul. Burlington agents urged to provide rates and details as Westwide cheap travel plan. Also a testimonial ad for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers laxative pills promising easy, non-purge relief.
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St. Louis
Missouri River
California
Puget Sound
Billings
St. Paul
Burlington
Co. B. Ogle
L. W. Wakely
H Howell
Houston
Tex
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
de Witt
W. E
Two Special Trains to St Louis via Katy This Saturday
Two special trains run to St Louis this Saturday via the Katy line at 4:30 and 5:10 am departing Sedalia. The $2.50 round trip includes arrival in St Louis at 12 30 pm. Return options use regular trains Saturday night to Sedalia.
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Katy
Sedalia
St. Louis
Sune Norming
Marriage of Warren and Leaming Set For Sunset Ceremony
The marriage of Frank L. Warren of Holdenville Oklahoma and Annie G. Leaming takes place this evening at the Leaming home on Twenty eighth and New York avenues Just at sunset on the lawn The Rev Dr J B Fuller will officiate Attendants include Ruth Holloway maid of honor and Mrs James L Hollway and Mrs George R Twiss as matrons of honor Afterward an informal reception follows The couple will visit Van Buren Arkansas then move to Holdenville for their future home
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Frank L. Warren
Holdenville
I. T
Annie G. Leaming
Rush G. Leaming
Twenty Eighth
New York Avenues
J. B. Fuller
First Baptist Church
Ruth Holloway
James L. Hollway
Kirksville
George R. Twiss
Cleveland, O
Messrs. Fenn
Frank Leaming
van Buren
Ark
Weather outlook showers tonight and Friday
A weather forecast indicates possible showers tonight and again on Friday. The advisory notes transient rain along with varying cloud cover and seasonable temperatures.
Party in the country honors two visiting misses
Miss Margaret Sneed hosts a gathering for a group of young friends this evening at the home of her uncle William Sneed, three miles northeast of the city, in compliment to Misses Eula Baker and Wight of Moberly.
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Margaret Sneed
William Sneed
Eula Baker and
Wight
Moberly
The New Royal Muskoka Hotel Opens This Summer
The Muskoka Lakes resort region hosts the New Royal Muskoka Hotel in central location with easy access to major Canadian and U S cities. Open for guests June 15. For details and reservations contact Advertising Department Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams Street Chicago George W Vaux A G P T A.
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Royal Muskoka Hotel
America
Muskoka Lakes
Canada
United States
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams Street
Chicago
George W. Vaux. A. G. P. & T. A
Driving horse sold to Richard A. Stevens in Tipton
I. A. Shepherd of Tipton sold a fine four year old driving horse on Wednesday to Richard A. Stevens.
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I. A. Shepherd
Tipton
Richard A. Stevens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cannon Dry Goods Store
Wasi
Madras
Turkey
R. C. Dolph & CO
the Cash Grocers
W. Main St
Bell
Q. C
Concordia
Cero Fruto
Eeere
VIA
M.K
T. Ry
Sedalia, Mo
Taylor’s Light
Robert Lester
Asher Wimner
Mrs. R. Hequenbourg
Warrensburg
J. H. Bothwell
S. R. Barfield
E. R. Wells
J. B. Quigley
McAllister Springs
E. F. Jones
Robert W. Elder
Kinmundy, Ill
H. W. Steininger
O. A. Anderson
Ottawa
G. H. Scruton
Allan
Junior
Springfield
J. W. McClain
Perth Springs
Epworth League
Justice Courts
K. OF P. School
Riecke
Logan Com. Co
South Lamine Street
Omaha
A. Gen
Pine Street
Bard Drug Co
Annie Leaming
Frank Warren
F. D. Oamond
Ohio Street
Fert Lizg
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