Inge Promoted to Superintendent of Kansas City Northwestern
George W. Inge of Sedalia receives promotion to superintendent of the Kansas City Northwestern railroad effective June 26, while remaining general managing officer for Sedalia to Springfield Narrow Gauge. He will head the KC Northwestern division from Kansas City to Virginia Nebraska with headquarters in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
George W. Inge
Kansas City Northwestern Railroad
Inge
Sedalia
Warsaw
Southwestern
Kansas City Northwestern
Missouri Pacific Railway
Virginia
Neb
Ings
Missouri Pacific
New Appointment At Missouri Pacific Division
Supt D Hardy announces the appointment of Mr R E Cahill as division superintendent of the L S line succeeding L L Keller who has resigned.
Mortgage Filed for Six Million by M K T Railway
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad Company filed a 6,000,000 mortgage in Clayton St Louis County to secure 6,000 bonds of 1,000 each. The loan, dated April 1, 1901, bears 4 percent interest and runs 100 years. First lien on Missouri property. Mortgagee Farmers Loan and Trust Company New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Missouri
Recorder of Deeds
Clayton
St Louis County
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
H. C. Rouse
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
E. S. Marston
Missouri, Kansas and Eastern
Railway Survey Team Returns to Versailles Missouri
Colonel R G Scott and Chief Engineer Stone arrive in Versailles with the surveying corps of the Chicago Jefferson City and Springfield railway company for a return survey from Springfield. The southern route includes Lebanon and ends at Alva in Douglass County while the returning line passes Greene Polk Hickory Camden and Morgan counties touching Cross Timbers Climax Springs and Proctor. Profiles and estimates will be prepared in Versailles as work begins on the North and South road.
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Versailles
R. G. Scott
Stone
Chicago
Jefferson City
Conductor Union Auxiliary Elects Officers in Toledo Leader
The ladies' auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors in St. Paul closed a session after electing officers led by Grand President Mrs. P. J. Moore of Toledo Ohio with a grand vice role to fill.
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C. P. Hodges
Cleveland
Ohio
W. E. Higgins
Columbus
B. F. Wiltie
Philadelphia
J. C. McCall
St. Paul
Harry Callahan
Jackson
Tenn
E. B. Tracey
Pasadena
Cal
Trains and Railroad Staff Movements Tuesday
Conductor C. M. Winner of the Missouri Pacific is laid off. John Isenberg, Katy brakeman, takes a short vacation. Brakemen Sullivan and Mosher of the Missouri Pacific also laid off. Engine 779 of the Missouri Pacific has received a general overhaul. The M K T No 4 passenger train, due 7 15 p m Wednesday, was four hours late last night. Peter F Tarwater Katy postal clerk marked his fortieth birthday Tuesday. Superintendent G W Inge of the S W S W returned from Kansas City. Switchman Lewis of the M E T hurt in Parsons yards is recovering. Rumor says John Evans Katy secret service man will be reassigned to Franklin Junction and John Jackson to his former post here.
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C. M. Winner
Missouri Pacific
John Isenberg
Katy
Sullivan and Mosher
Peter F. Tarwater
G. W. Inge
S. W
Kansas City
Switchman Lewis
Parsons
John Evans
Franklin Junction
John Jackson
Varnish Stain Imitates Natural Wood Finish
A varnish stain on old paint creates a beautiful natural wood like appearance. Instructions are available at Bard's Drug Store for guidance on use and application.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Death of Mrs Catherine Spidell at 86 and burial plan
Mrs Catherine Spidell died at 4 am Wednesday from brain trouble near the city, aged 86. The funeral is set for today with interment at Mt Herman cemetery.
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Catherine Spidell
Mt. Herman
Rutherford Demonstrates Touch Typewriting at Hill's College
Frank B. Rutherford of New York, a national authority on touch typewriting, lectured before Hill's Business College students this afternoon.
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Frank B. Rutherford
New York
Hill’s Business College
Sedalian Honored Miss Prentice Elected Grand Outside Watch
Miss Anna Prentice of Sedalia was elected grand outside watch by the Degree of Honor of the A. O. U. W. of Missouri at Kansas City yesterday.
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Anna Prentice
Sedalia
Missouri
Kansas City
Insurance payment saves girl as mother dies in city
Mrs. Katie Pesch widow of Charles Pesch dies at home after fainting spells while the late afternoon incident involved a ruptured brain blood vessel. Her 16 year old daughter Lillie inherits a $500 life policy paid by a physician hours before the death. Funeral set for Friday at East Broadway Christian Church.
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Fourth Street
Lillie
East Broadway Christian Church
F. L. Cook
Katy changes likely in M K T superintendent posts
Rumors suggest major changes at the M A T rail line with Superintendent Davis of Sedalia Finney of New Franklin and Welch of Parsons involved. Finney may move here Davis could be sent to Parsons though he may prefer to stay. Welch’s destination is unsettled.
Finding for Plaintiff in Hotel Huckins Case
Referee Bohling awards George W. Goodlander judgment for 1 048 26 and costs after eight days of trial in the hotel improvements suit. Goodlander claimed 11 306 82 for work on Hotel Huckins. Huckins defends with a 7 220 82 counter claim and plans to appeal to the Kansas City court of appeals.
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John D. Bohling
George W. Goodlander
Joseph Huckins
Longan
Circuit Court
Bohling
Kansas City
Huckins
H. T. Williams
Sedalia
L. C. Boyle
Montgomery & Montgomery
Sangree & Lamm
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Letts and Anamosa Named Street Railway Conductors
John Letts and George Anamosa have been appointed as conductors on the street railway. Robert Wright oversees a crew painting the saloon building occupied by Henry Leist.
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John Letts
George Anamosa
Robert Wright
Henry Leist
Chicago man ships wheat to local mill
Gerd Mueller of Chicago shipped two carloads of wheat to the Harter Milling Company in this city on Tuesday.
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Gerd Mueller
Chicago
Harter Milling Company
Rumsey Sues for Divorce Alleging Desertion
Dora Rumsey files for divorce from John Rumsey alleging desertion with attorney Lee Lovinger listed for the case.
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Dora Rumsey
John Rumsey
Lee Lovinger
Lincoln man moves hogs and cattle toward St. Louis
G. M. Jones of Lincoln was seen last evening traveling with two hog wagons and a load of mixed cattle, on the way to St. Louis.
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G. M. Jones
Lincoln
St. Louis
Baron Bum-Bum Seeks England Funds While Jailed in Missouri
In jail at Butler Missouri a man nicknamed Baron Bum-Bum writes a Sedalia acquaintance asking whether his money from England, amounting to a few hundred thousand, has arrived yet.
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Bum-Bum
Butler, Mo
England
Funeral service for Mrs Thomas Bales Held at Mt Herman
The funeral for Mrs. Thomas Bales, who died at her Seda lia home from hemorrhage, was conducted at 11 a m today at Mt Herman church. A second note suggests extending the steam plant system to city resident districts could attract enough patronage to cover the owners’ costs.
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Thomas Bales
Sedalia
Mt. Herman Church
Springs Open At McAllister Promising Patronage
A. Hallenbeck of McAllister Springs reports the baths are open with strong patronage. The springs offer pleasing baths and healing drinking water. Joe Lennartz recovering from rheumatism while taking a course at the springs. Judge Smith of Lexington being cured of stomach trouble. Judge Truxel of Sedalia sidelined by rheumatism will seek McAllister treatment when able. Asa M. Hallenbeck, former hotel manager, expected from New Mexico to resume charge.
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Joe Lennartz
Judge Smith
Lexington
Judge Truxel
Sedalia
McAllister
Asa M. Hallenbeck
New Mexico
State fair mulls band contest with prize spread
The State fair management is considering a band contest as a special attraction. Prizes of 300 dollars for first, 150 for second, and 50 for third may be offered to attract leading bands from the state. Two bands per day likely, but no schedules set.
Fat cattle from Santiago head to St. Louis market
John Reed of Santiago arrived with four carloads of fat cattle bought from Judge Hackner of Fairfield. The cattle were en route to the St. Louis market.
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John Reed
Santiago
Judge Hackner
Fairfield
St. Louis
Prospecting Lease Near Raymond Targets Paying Ore
Hoover and Roe of Cole Camp lease 160 acres from T. N. Kennedy a mile west of Raymond. They sunk a sixty foot shaft with promising prospects and expect paying ore at ninety feet.
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Hoover & Roe
Cole Camp
T. N. Kennedy
Raymond
Postmaster Receives Inquiry About Royalty Daughter
Postmaster John M. Glenn received a letter from James Royalty of 110344 Main Street Lynchburg Virginia asking for information about the daughter of George Royalty who the letter says died in Pettis County.
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John M. Glenn
James Royalty
Main Street
Lynchburg
George Royalty
Pettis County
Ex-Governor Stephens Visits City
Hon Lon V Stephens former Missouri governor is in town today calling on friends and acquaintances.
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Stephens
Lon V. Stephens
Missouri
Compromise Reached in Hansberger Shackle Case
In the circuit court the Hansberger Shackle case was compromised with a judgment of 300 dollars plus costs after the evidence was submitted to the jury.
Holl oway suit on trial after venue change
The damage suit of Harriett Holl oway v. Kansas City is being heard in the circuit court after a Jackson county venue change. Medical examination was approved with Drs. W. C. Overstreet and E. C. Evans named. In probate court, settlements include N. F. Ebersole curator Saunders minors second annual, W. H. McDaniel administrator estate William McDaniel first annual, and James S. White executor Leah Newland first annual.
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Harriett Holloway
Kansas City
Jackson County
N. F. Ebersole
Saunders Minors
James S. White
Leah Newland
Feeble Minded Boy Shipped to Missouri Colony
Dr. C W Head and Ernest Hollenbeck drove Charley Hollenbeck from Bard's Drug Store through Green Ridge to Marshall to place him in the Missouri Colony for the Feeble Minded. The boy is son of Mrs Theo Hollenbeck who has sought admission for some time. George Hollenbeck accompanied them.
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C. W. Head
Ernest Hollenbeck
Green Ridge
Charley Hollenbeck
Marshall
Missouri Colony
Theo. Hollenbeck
Young People’s Society Set To Present Evening Event
The monthly entertainment of the German Evangelical church youth group will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the Sunday school hall. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Young People’s Society of
The
German Evangelical Church
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