Aged Woman in Brownington Dies at Home
An elderly resident living near Brownington Missouri was found dead inside her residence. Police suspect natural causes as the investigation continues with no immediate signs of foul play.
Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
6
Woman Burned Alive in Brownington Fire
Mrs. Hubbard 84, widow living four miles east of Brownington, died in her burning home shortly after midnight Sunday. A neighbor’s 12 year old companion fled in night clothes and was found safe. The girl later testified Mrs. Hubbard returned to the flames and lay down to die. The house and body were found amid the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hubbard
Chicago and Kansas City Hog and Cattle Market Snapshot
Market notes show Chicago hogs at 22,000 steady with light and heavy ranges. Kansas City hog and cattle totals 12,000 and 10,000 steady, St Louis hogs 400 and cattle 3,000 steady. Chicago hogs quoted 6.20 to 6.45 for lights and 6.25 to 6.50 for heavies with 300 leftovers. Mixed 6.30 to 6.50, rough 6.10 to 6.25. Estimated Chicago hogs Thursday about 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Automatic Couplers and Railway News Across Lines
Missouri Pacific and Katy railways report staff changes and painting updates. A worker injured by a hand car near Boonville remains in critical condition, with no name released.
Orino Laxative Syrup Promoted For Gentle cleansing
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver and thoroughly cleanses the system. It clears pimples and blotches and is mild enough for women and children without griping. It is advertised as superior to pills or cathartics and does not irritate the stomach. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Will Erect Monument for John C. Fremont
The body of John C. Fremont lies in an unmarked grave at Rockland cemetery near Nyack New York. Fremont, the first Republican presidential nominee and explorer, died in 1890 and a plot was bought to honor him with a monument. A Fremont Association was formed after his death to raise funds and arrange the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Gorrings
Central Park
Skene
Brooklyn
New York
John C. Fremont
Rockland Cemetery
Nyack
N. Y
Prairie hay and poultry prices in local market listing
Market notice lists baled prairie and Timothy hay per ton at 9 to 12 dollars, spring chickens, hens, geese, ducks, and turkeys priced per pound or ton. Also advertises Monarch Laundry services for laundering lace curtains quilts blankets and rag carpets, with CHAS. VAN ANTWERP as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Laundry
Sedalia appeal seeks Supreme Court review in sewer damage case
In Missouri circuit court Sedalia the city and city attorneys appealed a fall verdict awarding D. H. Smith $2000 for farm damage from a sewer entering a branch on his land. The case moves to the Missouri Supreme Court in Jefferson City, with Smith's attorney John Montgomery, Jr. also appealing an injunction dismissal on another count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Martin
Sedalia
M. A. Magruder
C. C. Kelly
D. H. Smith
Supreme Court
Jefferson City
John Montgomery, Jr
Smith
Personal notices from Clinton and surrounding towns
A compilation of local movements includes Andy Kamp as a hotel clerk at the Antlers, Grace Campbell returning from Nebraska, and numerous residents visiting, returning from trips to St. Louis, Lamonte, Windsor, and other points. Also noted are visits to Warresburg, Topeka, Sedalia, Hot Springs, and Nashville with several returning travelers and guests in Clinton and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kamp
Antlers
Grace Campbell
Nebraska
M. Doherty
Green Ridge
W. H. Harris and
Ray
St. Louis
Not Dead as Supposed
A Crookston report claims Joseph Matthews, former Polk County deputy treasurer, is alive after 1898 presumed death in London. He allegedly defrauded about $6000, with his wife later collecting a $5000 life policy and remarrying. The case hinges on misidentification and Matthews’s return to reimburse the pondymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Matthews
Polk County
London
Crooketon
Beaudry
Matthews
Waten
Ring
Matt Shows
Lee Cole Fined for Disturbing the Peace of Blind Fiddler
Lee Cole was fined $1 and costs in Justice Rogers court this morning on a charge of disturbing the peace of Larkin Biggs the blind fiddler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cole
Court of Justice
Rogers
Larkin Biggs
Frost Burns Vegetation Across City, Crop Damages Noted
Col. Van B. Wisker visited the city and reported Sunday and Tuesday frosts severely harmed vegetation and damaged the fruit crop. He said potatoes tomatoes beans and other garden truck are blackened in his neighborhood from frost bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. van B. Wisker
Miss Stanley Hosts Grand Club Night at Stanley Home
Miss Ada Stanley hosted a Grand club gathering at the Stanley home on West Broadway with Mrs. George Krader assisting. Gentlemen friends and club members attended as railroad exchanges passed the evening. Prizes were awarded with Miss Florence Floyd winning a pair of silk hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
West Broadway
Florence Floyd
County Court Names June Jurors and Seeks Rock Roads Plan
The county court in session names jurors for the June term including B F Dewitt F R Greer J W Smith S H Carpenter W E Files A H Gorrell Charles Gentry W S Allen John Ringen Smithton J D Holman T J Pace George McLaughlin G W Close George Dump Henry Tobahen George Callis E B Gibson TM Barnard Henry Rodekher Henry Grinder Uriah Gresham Ed J Evans A J Bowman W M Rector. The court is urged to promote an economical system for rock and gravel roads by residents donating materials, a petition signed by about fifty county residents states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Criminal Court
B. F. Dewitt
Heath’s Creek
F. R. Greer
Longwood
J. W. Smith
Houstonia
S. H. Carpenter
Blackwater
W. E. Files
Lamonte
A. H. Gorrell
Dresden
Charles Gentry
Cedar
W. S. Allen
Bowling Green
John Ringen
Elk Fork
George McLaughlin
Green Ridge
G. W. Close
Washington
Eorge
Flat Creek
Henry Tobahen
Lake Creek
George Callis
Hughesville
Sedalian
E. B. Gibson
L. ™. Barnard
Henry Rodekher
Henry Grinder
Uriah Gresham
J. Evans
A. J. Bowman
W.M. Rector
Prize Winners At Social Event Listed
Mrs H W Servant won the guest prize a silk fan Mr Harry Hawkins received the gentlemen's prize a pair of socks and Miss Agnes Dalby took the booby prize a box of bonbons, as announced at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Servant
Harry Hawkins
Agnes Dalby
Pearson Buys Mexico City Street Railways in $6000 Purchase
F S Pearson of Alford and New York has bought the consolidated street railways of Mexico City for 6000. He, elected president of the company, is in Mexico City planning changes to operations. He also purchased 4000 acres near Great Barrington for a game preserve and plans to keep 3000 sheep with English shepherds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
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de Witt’s
E. C. de Witt & Co
W. WH. Bard Drug Co
News OF the Rail
John Cashman
The
Missouri Pacific
J. Woolsey
Pacific Express Company
John Glovar
Pacific Express
Ernest Alcorn
Nevada
L. and S
J. A. McDill
Katy
Parsons
George Light
Billy Sullivan
Pacific Freight No. 58
Boonville
Lamine River
Jefferson City Tribune
Sedalia Markets
Wis
Bieccmee
Smith C&se
C. J. O’connell
Mra J. Meyers
Windsor
H. Bohling
Cole Camp
H. E. Agee
Joseph Huckins
Shreveport
Texarkana
Oklahoma City
Alma Hriemel
Ryan, I. T
Vera Overstreet
Edna
Burrowes
Bessie
May Bowers
State Normal School
Warrensburg
O. P. Dugan
Toveka
Kan
J. A. Lamy
Clinton
Tom Hainss
Hot Springs
Ark
W. H. Schwettman
Leeton, Mo
City
Emma Schwettman
P. F. Tarwater
Chickasha
I. T
Capt. T. C. Holland
New Orleans
Nashville
Tenn
Ella Gentry Smith
Marian
W. H. H. Stephens
Tribune
Ella Gentry
Bunceton
Bunceton Tribune
St. Paul, Minn
Crookston
Minn
Parker
Red Cross Pharmacy
Ohio Street
Kessler Skirt Co
India
Batiste
Jack Frost
Miss Stanley
Ada Stanley
George Krader
Grand Club
Stevenson
W. J. Menefee
Great Barrington
Mass
S. Pearson
Alford and
Railways of
Mexico City
Mr. Pearson
Presi
Dillon & Son
Lamine Street
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