Lubrich found guilty of manslaughter in fourth degree
Warrensburg jury returns verdict in the Lubrich murder trial finding him guilty of manslaughter in the fourth degree. He is sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary with a new trial motion to be heard April 3. The case involved the shooting of W H Hartman in Mrs Lubrich's sleeping rooms after blackmail allegations.
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Warrensburg
Lubrich
State Penitentiary
Sentinel
W H. Hartman
Elegant program planned by High School chorus
Arrangements are under way for a morning concert at the High School next Friday inviting the public. Under Miss Alice Hawley the Music in the High School program will showcase a select chorus and the whole school’s chorus work. Hawley recently received an offer to lead piano and vocal instruction at a Santa Rosa college in California. The 9 am program includes O Lord Most Merciful from Concone Mass in F, Wiegenlied, Spring Song, Song of the Vikings, Great Dagon Has Subdued Our Foe, As Pants the Heart, Crucifixion, The Postilion, In the Lonely Vale of Streams, Anchored.
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Alice Hawley
Miss Hawley
Santa Rosa
Cal
Lord
Spohr
J. L. Molloy
Dr. Colecott
M. Watson
Old Charauten Gone Found in Memphis Tale
Saffie Harriman, a familiar town character, is sent to Memphis by Mrs. Coe. Harriman is described as injured and revitalized by a patent font, reportedly offered a large sum but refused. Her remaining property was later taken, and she leaves a sister and niece in Memphis along with an estate set for settlement.
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Saffie Harriman
Towm Res
Memphis
Tenn
Mrs. Cloney
Dissolute Father Detained After Police Stop
A man calling himself Martin, described as a dissolute father, annoyed officers with two children in tow until Marshal Prentice arrested him late yesterday. The incident ended with the suspect locked up as authorities continue to process the case.
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Marshal Prentice
Martin
Child Abuse Case Leads to Ten-Day Detention for Father
Pike county authorities report a father abducting and injuring his three year old daughter and leaving the child with her mother after a struggle. The man resisted, suffered cuts on his shins, and was finally restrained by officers. Judge Burress sentenced him to ten days in jail. The notice closes with a health promo for One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy for severe lung and throat trouble.
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Pike County
Ter
Huck
St. Genevieve
House
Seibert
St. Patrick’s Day
Ehrhart
St. Louis
Woods
Mercer
O'Connell
Madison
Morton
Otis Signals Possible Philippine War Collapse
Washington reports Gen Otis warns a climax may end hostilities soon as troops press Luzon. Dispatch notes Filipino fatigue and Aguinaldo leadership cited as factors. Observers discuss rebel numbers and arms with estimates ranging widely.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Mosquito fleet planned for Philippine coast patrol
The navy plans a mosquito fleet of light draft boats to police Luzon waters. Light oceangoing tugs used in Cuba are eyed for conversion as new fast craft to support coastal and island operations in the Philippines.
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Washington
Navy Department
Philippines
Luzon
Cuba
Wan Uié
Appointment list from Gov Stephens names four appointees
Gov Stephens announces four appointments to the Duiwn asyiuu board. The appointees are H. W. Westover of Buchanan county R. M. White of Audrain county F. E. Luckett of Cole county and W. L. Reed of St. Louis.
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Gov. Stephens
H. W. Westover
Buchanan County
R. M. White
Audrain County
F. E. Luckett
Cole County
W. L. Reed
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns Sold to Local Capitalist Becker
Edward C. Becker of St. Louis has bought the St. Louis Browns from creditors who acquired the club's assets at sheriff's sale last Tuesday. The price is not disclosed but is higher than Frank Tate's bid of 35000 plus obligations to the National League and Chicago, totaling 37900.
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St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Edward C. Becker
Frank Tate
Train Wreck Claims Express Messenger and Injures Dozens
A train wreck results in the death of express messenger William Freeman and injuries to 26 others. Relief trains with physicians are dispatched from Topeka and McFarland to assist victims.
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William Freeman
Topeka
McFarland
Fire and train wreck claims ripple through Topeka area
A Rock Island Texas passenger train wreck near Volland fatal to express messenger William Freeman and injures 26 others. Fire spreads to baggage and Pullman cars. a second fire at Sedalia laundry prompts suspicions on a young nurse employed by Mr. Cloney, with officials investigating possible arson.
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Topeka
Kan
Rock Island Texas
Wolland Station
Alma
William Freeman
Kansas City
United States Express Company
W. G. Means
R A. Swarts
J. W. Gilgriss
M. J. Clemings
Columbia
Carl R. Keen
Charles H. Penn
Ashland
Madge Farrer
Sterling
W. H. Phillips
Watonga
John Searle
Timberlake
T. A Spurgeon
Weatherford
Mrs. O ©. Allen
Caldwell
George W. Lewis
el Reno
H. L. Hall
North Top
John Phillip
James McSpadden
Rosedale
N. Deaner
St. Joseph
R. H. Mashingall
Sarah Smith
Bethany
Calvin Green
Velpen
Ind
Volland
Rock Island
W. H. Stillwell
W. E. Dauchy
McFarland
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Charles W. Haakell
Edward R. Pynchon
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Henry C. Beecher
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Ralph ~. Truman
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Ole Johnson
James McAvoy
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Mike Kelley
Edward Brady
William Ealy
Thomas Filler
Missouri Legislature
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Senate
Board of Mana
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South Moniteau
Will Cloney
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Sedalia
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