PERSONAL S. AND AREA NOTES FROM NEVADA AND NEARBY
The column lists many residents and visitors across Tipton Warsaw Nevada Sedalia and St Louis including E J Irvin J J Coates Al Shortridge Rev J W Ferrell and Auss ie Holland. Several local officials merchants and clergy are noted with travel to St Louis Kansas City Jefferson City and Denver and Elks Odd Fellows and M E churches are mentioned with meetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Irvin
Tipton
Renie Lipscomb
Lamonte
Adiel Sherwood
St. Louis
J. B. Rickman
Kansas
Col. H. CC. Demuth
Jefferson City
Grant Butcher
Stokley
Leo Harris
Kansas City
John Six
John Pregge
Claude Mansfield
Sedalia
Nevada Friends
Nevada Post
Robert Cotton
Warrensburg
W M. Rupert
Imboden
Ark
Neapolis Lodge No
Coffeyville
Kas
Sarah Chipman
Mary
Sweet Springs
Jen Brockmeyer
Boonville
Rogers
Rogers Real Estate Company
Eimerson
T. M. Wainscott
Florence, Colo
Stella Adams
H. H. Baker
Jefferson City State Tribune
Negro convict Oscar Rose escapes after lynching attempt and train flight
Police hunt Jefferson City suspect Oscar Rose, just released from the penitentiary, after he allegedly assaulted two women including a prominent white family member’s daughter. He boarded Missouri Pacific train No. 9, leaped off at California and Tipton, then reboarded and reached this city before authorities found only a white hobo aboard. Continuous manhunt continues as of afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rose
Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
California
Tipton
Rose
Poundmaster Resigns Over Dog Killing Ban
W H Braunaugh resigns as city poundmaster effective immediately after the council declined to rescind an ordinance from James Beatty's era that forbids killing dogs. The resignation cites lack of action to reverse the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .H. Braunaugh
Baker
Mr. Branaugh
James Beatty
Denison Yardmen End Strike On Kansas-Missouri Texas Line
Denison Texas May 20 strike by Missouri Kansas and Texas yardmen ends with workers returning to duties under prior conditions. S. H. Warner reassures the night yardmaster duties will be covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Tex
Missouri, Kansas and Texans
S. H. Warner
Comprehensive list catalogs 204 languages by empire reach
Dr R N Cust presents a survey of 204 languages and dialects spoken in the British empire at century’s end. Asia accounts for 85, Africa 58, Oceania 30 with entries from India, Celebes, Zanzibar, Sierra Leone and Niger regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Cust
LL. D
British Empire
Asia
Africa
Oceania
India
Khowar
Chitral
Kortha
Assam
Lepeha
Thibet Frontier
Celebes Islands
Almor
Zanzibar
Sierra Leone
Niger
Hudson Bay District
New Brunswick
Malisit
British Guiana
Tonga
Port Moresby
London News
Relatives Return as Family Notices of Illness and Travel
Several residents travel or return from St. Louis and Centretown as relatives visit. Raymond Sweet, ill with brain fever and bowels inflammation, shows improvement after a prolonged illness. Mrs. E. Freshour’s death prompts W. J. Letts and wife to attend family matters. The Hopkins household hosts Mrs. M. A. Snapp with grandson Ceil Summers visiting briefly. The Kinsey twin daughter travels from Otterville to Seward to spend summer with her grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
George Alcorn
Denver
Pueblo
S. E. Albright
Lamar
Elmer Warner
Tipton
Jennie Ambach
Elmwood
Kas
Louis Hoffman
Houstonia Spectator
Sedalia
R. M. Fraker
St. Joseph
Bartlett
West Pettis Street
William Hall
iLlannibal Courier Post
Frances Woolery
Cannon’s
Gertrude Mensees
Concordia
Epworth League
M. EF
Pilkington
Louise O'Connell
Boonville
Edward Staton
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
John Blumencamp
Cole Camp
Dan Kennedy
Ed Meek
Katy
Thomas J. Akin
St Louis
Republican Party
Huckins
Warsaw
George E. McNeil
Grand Lodge
Carl A. Guenther
John R. Clopton
James KK. Cl
E. Re. Andler
D. Hardy
Miss Johns
W. J. Letts
Centretown
E. Freshour
Frank Sweet
Raymond
M. A. Snapp
Cecil Summers
A. 1. Hopkins
East Sixth Street
I. W. Kinsey
Otterville
Seward, Eas
Mr. Morehead
Katy's Joplin Line Opens to Joplin Missouri
The first passenger train over the Missouri Kansas and Texas extension from Parsons Kansas to Joplin arrived with railroad officials aboard. They inspect construction before settling with contractors as the Katy plans ore belt access for zinc and lead shipments and a Kansas City to Joplin passenger service with fast connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Parsons
Kas
Katy
Kansas City
Advertisement Reunites Man With Long Dormant Bank Deposit
A city newspaper ad sought a depositor, who learned after answering it that 39 years earlier he deposited 250 dollars in a savings bank before going to Europe. The sum grew to over 2000 dollars and arrived when funds were needed. World savings bank statistics show the United States leading with over two and a third billion dollars invested and an average of more than 400 dollars per depositor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Comepanion
Kinzie In Critical Condition After Accidental Poisoning
Claude Kinzie remains in a very critical state after swallowing carbolic acid Monday afternoon. He is thought to be slightly improved, but his condition is still grave and closely watched by medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Kinzie
Red Cross Ball Blue rinse to whiten fabric
Advertisement notes a large 2 oz package of Red Cross Ball Blue that claims to whiten fabrics and restore white color for six cents.
Time card change delays Katy flyer arrival
The new M., K. & T. schedule Effective Sunday May 25 adds one change. Katy flyer No. 6 now arrives at 12:35 after previously 12:07, departing at 12:40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Katy shops worker hurt by nail in foot
Peter Hayes, employed on the paint tracks at the Katy shops, ran a nail in his right foot yesterday afternoon and will be laid off for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hayes
Katy
Hospital Arrivals In Waco From Local Mills
James McShane laborer section arrives at the hospital in Waco. R L Purcell, a crusher laborer from Sweeney, also listed among new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McShane
Waco
R. L. Purcell
Sweeney
Shorthand Replaces Long Arm in Business History
A Chicago Daily News remark notes shorthand now trumps long reach for business. It cites a claim that murders occur in Italy every two hours on average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Italy
Missouri Pacific Yard News From Local Depot
Missouri Pacific switches and operations show staff changes as J Kohnson fills in for off duty worker L Sylvia. W N Craven, father in law of Yardmaster Hunter, returns from Poplar Bluff. Si McVey resumes work after layoff for a mashed foot. T P Berry recently released from St Louis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
J. Kohnson
L. Sylvia
W. N. Craven
Hunter
Poplar Bluff
Si McVey
T. P. Berry
St. Louis
Fire crew and equipment move on regional line
A Katy railroad summary notes a Katy fireman James Magner was admitted to Katy hospital in Parsons Kansas. Pile driver No 2 from M K and T was deployed this morning between Pilot Grove and Franklin Junction under Conductor Ike Dey of New Franklin. Harry Palmer returned home and resumed work at the Pacific shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Shops
Harry Palmer
Katy
James Magner
Parsons
Kas
Pilot Grove
Franklin Junction
Ike Dey
New Franklin
Youth Injured by Flying Belt at Woolen Mills
Clarence Jones, son of W. Lt. Jones, was hit by a flying belt at the woolen mills Monday evening. He suffered a deep gash across the forehead and is confined to his bed for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jones
W. Lt. Jones
Woolen
Federation Meeting Set at Glass Hall
The Federation of Labor holds a regular meeting tomorrow night at Glass hall to plan reception for Mr. Chase who speaks here on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
Glass’ Hall
Mr. Chase
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. M. McGuire
F. L. Conkle
Syracuse
Springfield
Nevada
L. Thomas
Ranson Guehn
Peia
Miss Lux Leatherman
Santusza
Franx Neszitt, Morse, Kan
M. F. McCaw
Cleborne
Harry Doytz
Carlinville, Il
W. Hawais
Alma
Sr. Leva
Eserves
America
Poundmaster
Council
Dr.prices
Dr. Price
Price Bakine Powper Co
Chicago
Notr
Great Britain
Katy’s
Links and
Lamine St
Ohio St
McGarren’s
Main and Osage
Pettis
Federation Meeting
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!