Defense Introduces McManigal and Dowley as Key Witnesses
In a dramatic court session the defense calls J. H. McManigal and Mrs. Dowley as chief witnesses in the fatal night case. Swanson testifies that Young appeared angry. details of the saloon room activities, pistols, and a bloody shirt are recounted along with movements of Boulware and Hays. The trial advances to morning with cross examinations and new subpoenas issued for absent witnesses.
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McManigal
Swanson
Young
Col. Cooper
Capt. Young
Boulware
Mrs. Hays
Wood
Officer Wood
Dowley
Jack Bratton
Hays
Annie Birdie Hays
Mr.Steele
Allen and Turner
Architect W. S. Epperson Identifies Tivoli Saloon Map
Witness W. S. Epperson arrived from Lexington to Sedalia and identified the trial map of the Tivoli saloon as his work. He described Young of Lexington as turbulent and quarrelsome, noting a bad reputation there.
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W.S. Epperson
Sedalia
Lexington
Tivoli
Young
Four Months and Twenty Six Days for Mail Frauds
John W. Hamilton and J. W. Blake were found guilty in St. Louis of using the mails with fraudulent intent and sentenced to four months and twenty six days, but having already served they were effectively freed. Hamilton wept and received leniency due to family need, while the Nevada Mail and local notices praise merchants and teachers for upcoming Thanksgiving events. Jefferson City reports new National Guard officers commissioned, including George S. Edmondson as Captain.
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John W. Hamilton
J. W. Blake
St. Louis
Adams
Jefferson City
National Guard of Missouri
George 5
Edmondson
Collins' Cutting Complaint in Divorce Case
Owen A. Collins files an amended complaint in the divorce suit against his bride of a day Mabel Collins. The second filing adds new assertions supplementing the initial petition.
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Owen A. Collins
Mabel Collins
Owen
McQuaid Case Against Bank of Knob Nos ter Dismissed
The sensational suit of Wm. Mc Quaid versus the Bank of Knob Nos ter has been compromised and the criminal case against McQuaid has been dismissed.
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Wm. McQuaid
Bank of Knob Noster
McQuaid
Arraigned Man Breaks Down Pleading for Family Mercy
Hamilton cried like a child in court begging leniency for aged mother and children. Judge Adams urged him to rejoin his family in Ohio. Both men solicited stock subscriptions in a mythical enterprise and offered company positions. Blake admitted multiple arrests. judge found Blake guiltier but the jury's clemency kept his sentence to Hamilton’s level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Adams
Ohio
Blake
J J Abell Opens New Business House In Sedalia Oho Street
J J Abell formerly of Nevada has just closed a three years lease on a business house on Ohio street in Sedalia. The building is being fitted up and he will open out a new venture.
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the Mail
Abell
Sedalia
Nevada
Nevada Mail
J. J. Abell
Ohio Street
Local notes mix military ranks river floods and a troubled marriage
The report lists promotions in the 2nd Regiment Infantry with ranks from November along with weather impacts on the Katy line in Indian Territory and northern Texas. Water cars are retired, washouts threaten the line as streams rise. A divorce case follows as Owen accuses Mabel Ballard of harassment and violence after their November marriage and subsequent suit.
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Indian Territory
Texas
Katy
Thanksgiving Plans For Smalley Party In Dresden
Mrs Lottie Smalley and cousin Mrs W F Kett of London, visiting, will spend Thanksgiving at Dresden with Mrs Kett’s father Col W F Tuttle.
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Lottie Smalley
W. F. Kett
London
Dresden
Fryburger defends Bankers Union of the World claim
Rupert issues a warrant for L G Fryburger an insurance agent in a feud over the Bankers Union of the World Fryburger claims 60 members in the city 28 policies delivered with 32 more to come he accuses Rupert of haste and says the warrant will be withdrawn Fryburger says he is legal deputy and will prove his license statements in the SENTINEL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Fryburger
Rupert
Bankers’ Union of the World
Omaha
Fryburger
Sentinel
Bankers Union of the World
Neb
East Sedalia
Bankers Union
Funeral for W. B. Taylor Held at East Main Hotel
The funeral service for W. B. Taylor occurred this morning at the East Main hotel. The body was escorted by Masons and Odd Fellows to the station, with W. B. Miller assisting. Arrangements will be handled in Jefferson City by the lodges, and Miss Dr. Knott joined as escort. Pallbearers included F. E. Hoffman, R. H. Moses, C. M. Winner, J. M. Goodnight, L. Johnson, and W. B. Miller.
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W. B. Taylor
East Main
Lohman
Masons and
Odd Fellows
W. B. Miller
Jefferson City
Dr. Knott, Noble Grand
The
Daughters of Rebecca
Post Office to Close for Hobart Funeral
The Seda Lia post office will be closed from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow in observance of the funeral of Vice-President Hobart.
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Hobart
Sedalia
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Ke Shops
Witness
Birdie
Churchill
Mulford
Godley
Col. Boulware
Mrs. Ayes
Mateur
Cotestant
Eastman
Gilson
Dexter
Algerine Hunicke
Pearl Baldwin
the East Primary
Charlie Antoine
Albert Paden
Ruby Howe
John Baldwin
Nadine Cameron
Lawrence White
Carrie Bouchard
Earl Christine
Geo. Metz
Bert Stallard
Capt. Edmondson
Collins’ Cutting
Coal Trust
2D Regiment Infantry
A. W. Adams
2Nd Regiment
Mabel
Ballard
John Thomas
Leonard Beaman
Colling
Beaman
John Bohling
Joseph G. White
Kansas City
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