Personal notes from Taylor's Light Transfer and local visitors
Local personals list residents and visitors including W T Millaway in Warrensburg, M Morris to Harrisonville for iron purchases, Editor J A Williams in town, G H Tevebaugh and P L Dorsey from Houstonia, Thomas Perrin en route to Kansas City, and many others visiting or traveling. A play by The Christian company arrives tonight at the opera house, with several residents making trips to St Louis, Topeka, Versailles, and Sedalia.
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Taylor
W. T. Millaway
Warrensburg
M. Morris
Harrisonville
J. A. Williams
Houstonia Spectator
G. H. Tevebaugh
P. L. Dorsey
Houstonia
Thomas Perrin
Kansas City
Cashman
Boonville
John Brockmeyer
Versailles
Christian” Company
Opera House
Stella Campbell
Florence Poteet
St. Louis
Dot Campbell
W. H. Highleyman
Topeka
Kas
M. W. Carroll
Jefferson City
Col
J. R. Rippey
Glenwood
Nellie Cassy
Georgetown
Salina
C. C. Jacobs
Katy
Parsons
C. M. Jacobs
Joe
Missouri Pacific
Almquist
Iron Mountain
Southern
Lon V. Ware
Ed Kaylor
Violet Williams
South
Lamine Street
C. Kuhn
Ed Bender
Nellie Tate
Tipton
Margaret Wood
California
Salisbury
Ida
Dollie Simeoskey
S. A. McKay
Local Jail Term Recaps For Vagrancy and Petit Larceny
Joe Hewitt received twenty days for vagrancy and George Ray four months for petit larceny and were released from the county jail today. Dr. G B E McNeil returns from the grand lodge meeting of the I O O F in St Louis and will visit local lodges tonight and tomorrow night to report.
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Ringen and
Boucher
Charles
Alfred Lamm
Smithton Sunbeam
Joe Hewitt
George Ray
G. BE. McNeil
Grand Lodge
St. Louis
Summer Goods Bargains at Carl A. Guenther
Carl A. Guenther offers a full line of summer goods at 510 Ohio Street with bargains on all items.
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Carl A. Guenther
Ohio Street
Missouri Grand Army appoints officers and encampment
Ira T. Bronson announces new Missouri G A R officers led by John P. Dew and August Bierwirth as vice commanders. Edward Borck is medical director and Rev J J Martin chaplain. Charles A Paige named National Encampment delegate. Next State Encampment to be in Boonville Missouri.
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Ira T. Bronson
Missouri
Grand Army of the Republic
John P. Dew
Kansas City
August Bierwirth
Cape Girardeau
Edward Borck
St. Louis
J. J. Martin
Holden
Charles A. Paige
Green Ridge
Washington
Thomas B. Rodgers
S.m.sparklin
John B. Schneider
Boonville
Morgan county Republicans pick delegates at Versailles meeting
A mass Republican meeting in Versailles Morgan county selected delegates to state and district conventions. For state superintendent the slate backed J A White and J K Merrifield for railroad and warehouse commissioner. Judicial convention delegates supported Moses Wybark and Henry Lamm for supreme judges. Resolutions endorsed T J Akins as state chairman.
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Versailles
Morgan County
J. A. White
J. K. Merrifield
Moses Whybark
Henry Lamm
J. D. Hubbard
Temme
M. 8. Evans
T. J. Akins
Hubbard Declares Run for Republican Nomination
Dr. Joel D. Hubbard of Versailles announces to friends his plan to seek the Republican nomination for congressman this summer. He is noted for defeating the late Sil ver Dick Bland and hopes to force Judge Shackleford to run in the fall race.
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Joel D. Hubbard
Versailles
Dr. Hubbard
Silver Dick” Bland
Judge Shackleford
Letter Found After Twenty Two Years In Transit
A letter mailed from East Liverpool Ohio to Alva Dunham Cleveland has been returned as unclaimed. Sent by Goodwin and Flenke potters who are now deceased, it was lost in the Cleveland post office and rediscovered during building demolition.
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East Liverpool
Alva Dunham
Cleveland
Goodwin & Flenke
Potters
Death of Conductor Richard Hungerford in May Collision
Conductor J E Hungerford received a letter from Elizabeth New Jersey detailing the fatal accident that killed Richard Hungerford. The 6 to 7 a m May 20 incident on the Central Railroad of New Jersey saw him struck by an overhead bridge at Cherry Street crossing in Elizabeth and he died next morning in the company hospital.
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J. E. Hungerford
Elizabeth
N. J
Richard Hungerford
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Cherry Street
Sawmill Sold Near Boonville to Telegraph Manager
The Gibbons sawmill near Boonville sold to Chas. W. Havel, manager for the Western Union telegraph company at Boonville. Mr. Frank Gibbons, Sr., of the city, left yesterday to manage the mill for Mr. Havel.
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Gibbons
Boonville
Chas. W. Havel
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frank Gibbons, Sr
Havel
Ramsey’s Racket and Beauty Rose Bushes Offered
Local ad lists American Beauty Rose Bushes at 15c each and mentions Ramsey’s Racket. The fragment notes plant sales and a vendor name, suggesting a small bargain display in a community market.
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Ramsey
Card of Thanks for Loss of Richard Hungerford
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hungerford extend thanks to friends who aided and comforted them in the recent loss of their son Richard.
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J. E. Hungerford
The
Sentinel
Richard
Thanks for sympathy in sister Amy Smith’s illness and death
Ellis R. Smith extends thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and aid during the illness and death of his sister Amy.
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Amy
Ellis R. Smith
Payne's Pianos Ad Claims Quality and Affordability
Payne's Pianos promotes itself as the best and cheapest piano dealer, guaranteeing satisfaction. The notice lists 505 Ohio Street as the business location and commits to meeting every claim of value and durability.
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Ohio Street
Ministers' Alliance Discusses Pulpit Preparations
This morning Rev. B. F. Martin read a paper titled Pulpit Preparations before the Ministers' Alliance, outlining preparations and considerations for effective preaching and church work.
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Ministers’ Alliance
B. F. Martin
Soliciting Funds For Third Regiment
About $750 is needed to bring the Third regiment here and this amount is now being solicited by Col. H. C. Demuth.
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H. C. Demuth
Burlingtons New Fast Denver Train Debuts in Kansas City
The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m and arrives Denver 3 15 p m next day, three hours quicker. The early departure serves afternoon arrivals for business or visits, with five hours in Denver before continuing to the West via scenic Colorado in chair cars sleepers and dining cars. The morning Denver Express leaves at 10 40 a m, and through California excursions in tourist sleepers run from Kansas City each Wednesday and Thursday.
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Kansas City
Denver
Colorado
France
Paris
Burlington
California
Northwest Travel Promotion For Burlington Northern Express
An old advertisement invites readers to describe a proposed trip to the Northwest and receive a low fare quote and printed matter. It lists R H Crozier T P A 823 Main Street Kansas City MO and L W Wakely general passenger agent St Louis MO with Howard Elliott general manager St Louis MO.
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Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Northwest
R. H. Crozier
Main Street
Kansas City
L. W. Wakely
St. Louis
Howard Elliott
Red Cross Ball Slue Cleanser Ad
If you wish beautiful, clear, white clothes, use Red Cross Ball Slue. Large 207. package. 5 cents.
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Red Cross
Katy Wreck Reported at Muskogee
A Katy train suffered a serious wreck at Muskogee today. Mail Clerk Bixby telegraphed his family from there that he had escaped injury.
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Katy
Muskogee
Bixby
Ramsey's Racket Special Sale of American Beauty Roses
American Beauty Rose bushes offered in a special Ramsey's Racket sale. The ad highlights discounted varieties and limited stock with emphasis on in-store availability and timing.
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Ramsey
Overmyer Lacks Political Edge, Needs Manager
The Kansas City Star notes David Overmyer is intellectually the party's strongest figure yet lacks political skill. It argues that in a convention a few ordinary fixers could outmaneuver him.
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The
Kansas City Star
David Overmyer
Democratic Party
Poisoned Bird Dog Sparks Suspect Anger in Town
Doc Gross reports his fine bird dog poisoned last night. He suspects local persons angry over alleged chicken losses carried out the act.
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Doc” Gross
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