Deaths in Missouri Family Tie to Suspected Poisoning
Four Sud Den Deaths in Green Ridge area raise suspicions after the 14 year old May Dillard died from what coroner says was poison administered by an unknown person. The coroner’s inquest and jury findings note four deaths within eight months, triggering potential arrest if poison is confirmed by Kansas City analysis.
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May Dillard
J. A. Dillard
Wwhom
Squire Howe
Green Ridge
Deceis
M. Durrell
W. H. Mason
F. W. Lacy
J. M. Riske
H. L. Renfrew
W. O. Thompson
May
Walton
Dillard
Kansas City
Poiso
Far North News Report on Inquest in Bowsman Manitoba
In Bowsman Manitoba on June 26 1903 an inquest followed a death of a child. Coroner McCluney and jurors heard testimony, a post mortem was conducted, and a stomach analysis was sent to Sedalia. The piece also shares a letter from J H Monsees describing winter climate and crops in Manitoba.
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Dillard
McCluney
Dresden
Justice of the Peace
Green Ridge
J. H. Walton
Ionia
A. L. Lemon
Lincoln
Allen
William
Rock Island Railroad
Oe Dillard
Pettis County
Ettis County
Ter
Missouri
United States
Manitoba
J.H. Monsees
Barrington vows to make accusers sweat blood over McCann case
Fred Seymour Barrington, a self-styled lord and alleged murderer, claims Jim McCann will appear and that those who called him a murderer should sweat blood. Barrington denies identifying the body and says any such statements were coerced by police interrogation.
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Barrington
Seymour Barrington
James P. McCann
McCann
Father in Self Defense Kills His Son in Richmond
Bern Quinn aged 73 killed his son James aged 25 with a knife in Richmond Indiana after the son returned home drunk and attacked him. Quinn said he used the knife to defend himself when threatened and was not arrested.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Richmond
Ind
Bern
Quinn
James
Lipton Holds Hope After Rival Victory in Great Race
Sir Thomas Lipton, in Highlands New Jersey, declares belief in his boat as the best ever built in England. He notes the Reliance’s strong performance yesterday and estimates it about fourteen minutes faster than any previous vessel.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Highlands
N. J
Thomas Lipton
England
Cord Fessenden LAID TO REST Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Cord Fessenden were conducted at 2 o clock this afternoon from his parents home at 514 West Seventh street with the Rev S S Martin officiating. Burial followed at the city cemetery with pallbearers named in Monday s Sentinel.
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Cord Fessenden
West Seventh Street
Miss Sheldon Weds Mr. Andrew Tyson in Kansas
Mr. Andrew Tyson, formerly a popular resident of this city, married Miss Winnie Shelton in Paola Kansas this morning. The couple, en route east on their wedding tour, will reside in Neodesha Kansas where the groom holds a good position.
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Andrew Tyson
Paola
Kas
Winnie Shelton
Tyson
Laura Tyson
J. T. Weisenbach
Neodesha
State Comptroller Love Shot Dead in Austin Office
State Comptroller Love was shot to death in his Austin office by former employee W J Hill who then attempted suicide Hill had been discharged and sought to keep an office room Love had served as comptroller for four years and was previously Federal Marshal for the North Texas district Hill may die from his self inflicted wounds
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Austin
Tex
Love
Hill
District of North Texas
Workers Reach Wage Accord at Katy Shops
W A Alien of Kansas City and T M Jenkins of St Louis from the state mediation board met at the Elks hotel to end a strike by blacksmith helpers at the Katy shops. Workers resume at old wages tomorrow. promotions based on seniority. no new hires until vacancies appear.
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W. A. Alien
Kansas City
T. M. Jenkins
St. Louis
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Elks Hotel
Katy
Wm. O’herrin
John L .Wigton
Messrs
Esser and
Cramer
Cowboys Bail Hearing Ends After Counsel Refuses Testimony
In Topeka on June 30 Chauncey Dewey and his cowboys saw their bail hearing halted when their attorney rejected further examination after opposing the commissioner's scope. The defense contends Berry family members were gunmen. Supreme Court to rule on July 6.
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Scripps-McRae Prose Association
Topeka
Kas
Chauncey Dewey
Hamilton
Berry
Supreme Court
Lace Curtain Display Draws Attention on East Third
Lodge, Staley and Co. showcase a vast array of lace curtains from top foreign and domestic makers in their East Third Street windows. A large rotating Dutch windmill wheel fashioned from lace curtains adds a novel visual feature that captivates passersby.
Sedalia Editor Drops Old Hat for 1903 Straw
J West Goodwin of the Sedalia Bazoo visited the Midland hotel in Kansas City and caused little recognition as he wore a new straw hat of 1903 style. He revealed the old gray plug hat will return in autumn and that he had come to attend a convocation of Ararat temple Mystic Shrine.
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J. West Goodwin
Sedalia Bazoo
Midland
Kansas City Times
Goodwin
Sedalia
Kansas City
Ararat Temple
Mystic Shrine
Mr. Goodwin
President Roosevelt to Attend International Yacht Races
Oyster Bay June 30 President Roosevelt will witness the first international yacht races aboard the Sylph after tending to letters. He spent the morning playing tennis with the children and riding. Guests at lunch included Governor Hunt of Porto Rico Senator Chester Long and Former Postmaster General Bissell.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Governor Hunt
Porto Rico
Chester Long
Kansas
Bissell
Fabrics and Laces Prices from Egyptian Tissues to Batiste
An index of fabric goods with prices and descriptions including Egyptian Tissues at 19 cents for 25 cents, Embroidered Silk Lappets at 35 cents for 60 cents, Lace Malls at 19 cents for 30 cents, Batiste and variants priced from 5 to 64 cents, Laize Renaissance in multiple colors, and St Paul Swisses and Primrose Batiste noted for their patterns and finishes.
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Batiste Rubaix
St. Paul Swisses
Primrose Batiste
Parasols Marked Down For Independence Day
Summer sale headlines reveal parasols reduced from five to seven dollars now priced as low as 3.98 for smaller styles and 5.00 for larger designs. Additional bargains include white black rose champagne silk parasols at 1.69 and assorted heavy taffeta options from 2.00 to 3.50 with decorative borders.
Women's Silk Gloves in Various Colors and Weights
Advertisement offers silk gloves in black white and colors with double woven finger tips and corded backs. Prices range from 50 to 125 cents and feature elbow length options, white and black, with guaranteed tips and metal clasps.
Foot Note on Commerce and Customer Satisfaction
The piece argues that stores are always active and judged by their goods and service. It states products speak for the shop, guiding stock choices and staff effort to ensure nothing leaves that harms the business reputation. It emphasizes accountability for every item sold.
Masonic Home Transfer for Pettis County Mason
R G Barnhart aged 85 longtime charter Mason in Pettis county was taken to St Louis today by Charlie Whitman for placement in the Masonic home. Death of an infant girl six weeks old in the Cochran family noted with oral will to be held tomorrow at 1204 East Thirteenth Street.
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Pettis County
St. Louis
Elmer Cochran
East Thirteenth Street
Talents on Railroad Scenic Route Highlighted
A fragmented item notes a railroad and scenic highway in a valley setting with references to individuals named Fred M. Gear and a figure labeled Dad. The text appears to mix personal notes with place names and transportation terms, suggesting a brief civic or local-interest mention.
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Childen
Valley Railroad
America
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Fred
Lipton
Sheldon
Texas
Cowboys’ Attorney
Laize Rennaissance
J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
Masonic
R. G. Barnhart
Masons
Charlie Whitman
Oc. Kelly
T. C. Caven
Aaliv
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Fred M. Gear
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