Railroad News Hospital Arrivals and a Fatal Train Incident
A list of hospital arrivals includes A. Shackleford and W. T. Everett both Denison residents among others such as J. J. Tucker in Denison and G. L. Stewart in Dallas. A tramp named Charles H. Adams from Harper’s Ferry West Virginia was run over by a Katy freight train between Clinton and La Due, with both legs severed and death occurring several hours later at Clinton depot.
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Charles H. Adams
Harper’s Ferry
West Virginia
Clinton
la Due
Doctor Dr W J Ferguson Returns From Europe Voyage
Dr W J Ferguson arrived in Sedalia this morning after a European tour with Dr N O Harrelson and Father OConnell of Kansas City. They visited Dublin Cork Paris and English hospitals to study methods and enjoyed the trip as a pleasure excursion. They praised foreign hospital officers and care and only felt slight illness on the return voyage.
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W. J. Ferguson
Sedalia
Europe
Local society notes list visitors and travelers
D Miller returns from St Louis. Miss Pace of Lamonte shopped here. J Martin Love toured Tipton. Miss Nellie Frick visited Kansas City. T W Bast returned from Boonville. Mrs Ellis Farnsworth of Denver visits Mrs Thomas Hall. Miss Grace Robertson was in town visiting friends. Miss Columbia Johnston went to Nevada to visit M R Miller. A fine driving horse bought from P Huff. Miss Violet Williams confined with fever. Mrs Perry Lyons of St Louis returns after Sedalia visit. Melvin Morris onsite at Houstonia for farm improvements. Miss Buckner of Paris visits Mrs E F Yancey and the Misses Harris. Mrs Ora Brown of Fort Scott departs for home. A L Shortridge returns from Tipton with Miss Lelia Shortridge. Henry Hakan leaves for Omaha to visit parents. Charlie Lamm and bride return from St Louis World’s Fair trip. W E Reynolds back in St Louis after visiting daughters. N H Gentry travels to St Louis for Missouri World’s Fair commissioners meeting. Aaron Kingsbaker leaves for Southwest Missouri with Sabbath in Carthage and possible Joplin trip. E E Dulap and wife of Tipton visit here. John Brooks of Otterville transacts business. Mrs G W Gillum of Knob Noster returns home after visit. Judge R E Ferguson of Pleasant Green visits city on business. Ona Priest of Longwood visits M A Ayres family. Judge James Ringen and wife of Smithton visit. Mrs Robert Thompson, guest of daughter Mrs E C Frank, departs for Lamonte.
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D. Miller
St. Louis
Miss Pace
Lamonte
J. Martin Love
Tipton
Nellie Frick
Kansas City
T. W. Bast
Boonville
Ellis Farnsworth
Denver
Colo
Thomas Hall
Violet Williams
South Ohio Street
Perry Lyons
Sedalia
Melvin Morris
Houstonia
W. E. Reynolds
Charles Kelk
Essie Reynolds
N. H. Gentry
Aaron Kingsbaker
Missouri
Carthage
Joplin
Local Missouri Pacific staff in Sedalia travel changes
M W Savage of the Katy secret service was in Sedalia Tuesday. W H Bush assistant engineer for Missouri Pacific returns from St Louis. A S Grant master mechanic heads to St Louis on business. J W McClain Missouri Pacific agent returns from Lexington. L P Andrews water company manager arranges shop grounds water for workers. J C Meyers MP conductor assigned the logy Jet Sedalia to will move. Forest Lister on local freight Sedalia to Kansas City leaves for a run on a work train.
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M. W. Savage
Katy
Missouri Pacific
J. c. Meyers
Sedalia
Orest Lister
Ken
Kansas City
Chicago Markets Report From Logan Co. May 25
Market notes from Chicago Kansas City and Omaha hog and cattle yards show hogs at weak to strong levels with mixed prices. Cattle totals run around 24 000 head in Chicago with declines near 5 cents, while East St. Louis reports strength with top hogs at 4 75 and bulk around 4 55. Estimated hogs for Chicago on Thursday are about 28 000.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Sedalia Markets Prices Paid to Local Dealers for Farm and Dairy
Prices listed for hay straw and timothy per ton, corn and oats per bushel, flour types per cwt, potatoes meal and sorghum per unit, and poultry products with varied c values. The faded entries show multiple agricultural commodities and grocery items with price figures, amid OCR garble.
Color From Flag Causes Death Of Civil War Veteran
Chester Pennsylvania May 25 Color from his regiment flag used to bandage a head wound suffered in the Civil War led to the death of Martin Straib color bearer of the Forty sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers. He wrapped the flag around the wound and continued fighting for hours before succumbing later.
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Chester
Martin
Straib
Forty-sixth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Vic Jones Sings Solo at Young People's Event
Miss Vic Jones will perform a solo at the Young People's entertainment to be held at the Evangelical church tomorrow night.
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Vic Jones
Young People’s Entertainment
Evangelical Church
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Railroad News
A. Shackleford
Denison
W. T. Everett
Caller
J. J. Tucker
Will Schieffer
Bridgeman
Dallas
Texas
G. L. Stewart
Arthur McNary
Greenville
Tramp
Stein-Bloch & Co
Max, Ernst Co
Hart, Schaffner & Mark
DR. W. J. Ferguson
Ireland
France
England
Dr. Ferguson
Hart Schaffner
Hart Schaffner & Mase
Ason
Taylor Transfer Company
Grace Robertson
Columbia Johnston
Nevada
M. R. Miller
3. P. Huff
Buckner
Paris
E. F. Yancey
Harris
Ora Brown
Fort Scott
A. L. Shortridge
Lelia Shortridge
Henry Hakan
Herbert Hakan
Neb
Charlie Lamm
Bride
Ness
E. E. Dulap
John Brooks
Otterville
G. W. Gillum
Knob Noster
R. E. Ferguson
Pleasant Green
Miss Ona Priest
Longwood
M. A. Ayres
James Ringen
Smithton
Robert Thompson
E. C. Frank
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
The
Logan Com. Co
Lars
Lord
Ehisis
Sedalia Markets
Tesa
Gozon
Miss Jones
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