Grand Jury Indicts Roxy Roach Doyle and Fitzgerald in Assault Case
In a Sedalia court, Doyle pleads guilty to common assault and receives ninety days in jail. Roach and Fitzgerald are bound over to await the November grand jury in $500, while other local cases include theft of shoes, firecrackers disruptions, and a divorce filing between Ellen E Brereton and Frederick B Brereton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen E. Brereton
Frederick B. Brereton
Cooper County
Constable Price
Warrensburg
William Brown
Sedalia
Brown
Roxy
Roach
Loppy
Doyle
John Fitzgerald
Tim Donnahue
Kinsey
Fitzgerald
Suit for 10000 Damages Over Crossing Injury
William Marshall of Clark county Missouri visits the city with fireman Wm Neely and plans to sue the Kansas City Portland Gulf railway for 10000 damages. He alleges no warning signal was given before his leg was lost at a crossing in Girard Kansas last March. Lawyers Dale and Shain will represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marshall
Clark County
Wm. Neely
East Fifth Street
Messrs Dale & Shain
K. C
P. & G. Railway
Girard
Kans
Fourth of July at Liberty Park Parade to Feature Free Events
Citizens prepare for a large Fourth of July program at Liberty Park with a free parade, chorus, fireworks by the Flambeau club, and a rich racing card directed by Capt Stevens and M B Coleman. Races include free for all pace and trot, mule races, farm wagon dash, and a big crowd fundraising to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
Flambeau Club
E W Stevens
M B Coleman
Onward Fewell
Sam Gilman
Jay C
Winkie J. LL Ilgenfritz
Bob Lee
R O Harris
Albina
J P Herrington
Star Bashaw
W H Powell, Jr
Bob Collins
Winnie Davis
RO Harris
Buchannan
Butchers
C C Wells
Wm Courtney
Thomas Keogh
St. Louis Clothing Company
Wim. Williams
J D Hail
Parade Plan for the Fourth of July Route
Judge J N Dalby outlines the Fourth of July parade route starting on Broadway west of Ohio facing east. The march proceeds via Ohio Fifth Lamine Main Ohio Fourth Park Avenue to the park with mounted police and a military band in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Dalby
Broadway
Ohio
Fifth
Lamine
Main
Fourth
Park Avenue
Park
Schley's Enemies And City Improvements Debated
The piece notes that bidding has been normal in most cities but St. Louis faces contractor delays due to charter issues. It discusses tax bill disputes linked to municipal improvements, cites Judge Philips as not cause for alarm, and previews parade plans with numerous groups invited to join and banner judging to occur at the courthouse square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Philips
St. Louis
Hard for Mr Hamilton in jail at St Louis
John W Hamilton, once based in this city and linked to a shady factory venture, was arrested in St Louis on a mail fraud charge. A partner, J Blake, and a string of dubious enterprises are named in post office records and detective reports. Hamilton, a morphine addict described as tall with side whiskers, claimed to be a widower with three children during questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hamilton
St. Louis
U. S
Hamilton
Kentucky
Blake
Guion
Washington Avenue
International Supply and Manufacturing Company
Ninth and
Chestnut Streets
Pozzoni
Goin
J. W. Blake
Post Office
Champion Shelf Manufacturing Company
Springfield
Ohio
Champion Manufacturing Company
Middleton
Piqua Novelty Company
Piqua
United States
Prince Albert
Cuba
California
Court notes and local arrests from the morning session
Mike McMahan was fined two dollars for drunkenness and paid the amount. The criminal court adjourned until November with the next circuit term opening in September. City attorney duties were performed by Fred L Young in the police court. Al Summers was arraigned for drunkenness fined fifty dollars with a three month stay out of town. Dale and Shain expressed confidence in securing West and Stubblefield’s release from the supreme court. Maggie LaCrosse Laura Joplin and Peter Heil were arrested for disturbing the peace of Mrs. Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Circuit Court
C C Kelley
Fred L Young
al Summers
Dale
Shain
The
Sentinel
West and
Stubblefield
Supreme Court
Maggie LaCrosse
Laura Joplin
Peter Heil
Mrs. Warden
Secretary Bishop Sees Sedalia Plant Prospects
Mr. Bishop secretary of the American District Steam Heating Co of Lockwood New York visits Sedalia to oversee the new plant project. He reports favorable impressions and notes that plant materials are en route with construction to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
American District Steam Heating Company
Lockwood
New York
Sedalia
Another Divorce Filed By Dolly Hainline for Cruelty
Dolly E. Hainline filed suit for divorce from Wallace Hainline citing cruelty and abuse. She asks restored use of her maiden name Claybaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly E. Hainline
W. D. Steele
Wallace Hainline
Claybaugh
Weller Heads to Kansas City to Rejoin Family
P. Weller traveled by fast mail to Kansas City this morning to reunite with his wife and their young son Ted, who had been staying with friends in Iowa. Miss Dora will extend her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Weller
Kansas City
Fast Mail
Ted
Iowa
Miss Dora
Marriage License Granted for Craigg and Low er
Pete Si J. W. Craigg and Rosie B. Low er of Longwood obtained a marriage license as official records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Craigg
Rosie B. Lower
Longwood
Street Railway Track Repaired at Ohio and Broadway
The street railway track at the intersection of Ohio and Broadway is undergoing repair work. Crews are coordinating during daytime hours to minimize disruption to service and local traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio and
Broadway
The Case Against Revolvers: A Public Warning
A forthright editorial argues that the law protects and revolvers invite trouble. It condemns unnecessary gun ownership, noting many accidental shootings nationwide and urging civilized behavior where wealth and safety remove the need for personal weapons.
Centralia Guard Blasts State Board Confidence Games
The Centralia Guard protests that towns feel resentment not over the state fair loss but over a confidence game used to obtain free entertainment wine and cigars from the state board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia Guard
State Board
Runaway Dairy Team Sprinkles Main Street in Dozens of Milk Casks
A Glennwood dairy team driven by Charles Dunlap officers could not stop after leaving to deliver milk. The horses ran across Main Street spraying milk for three blocks. A horse fell near Ohio Street while a girl narrowly avoided injury as Officer Englebrecht failed to intercept in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Dunlap
Glennwood Dairy
Main Street
Ohio
Main
Englebrecht
Bio Excursion to Eldorado Springs Announced
Mr. W. T. Morris promotes a Sedalia excursion to Eldorado Springs set for Thursday at 7:45 a.m. The trip features two train sections and a total price of one dollar per passenger, including a round trip ticket and bus fare between the depot and Eldorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Morris
Eldorado Springs
Mr. Morris
Eldorado
Sedalia
Beal Falls In Lake During Fishing at Fisher's Lake
William Beal of East Third Street fell into Fisher's Lake while fishing yesterday and splashed all the water out. He was frightened by the sea serpent reported by Fred Ahles last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Beal
East Third Street
Fisher’s Lake
Beal
Fred Ahles
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Roxy” Roach and
John
Caban
News of the
Roger
William Cuban
Cuban
Turner
Second and
Grand Avenue
Chasnoff
Chas Smith
Sam Totten
Albert Price
Albert Owen
Mary E. Ash
Gram
Phillips
Schley
Knights-Templars
Masonic Orders
Sons of Veterans
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Maccabees, Elks
Woodmen of the World
Modern Woodmen of America
Royal Tribe of Joseph
Knights of Father Matthew
Royal Arcanum
Friemel’s Military Band
German Day Pioneer Society
Modern Brotherhood
Society Chosen Friends
Missouri Pacific
Court House Square
Dalby
Committee On Parade
MR. Hamilton
Mike McMahan
Pete Si
Mike
Mr. Beal
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