Suit Demands 15000 Damages After Runaway Engine
Candy McHugh sues the Katy company seeking 15000 dollars for injuries from a runaway engine on East Fifth Street near the Katy crossing during the April 4 1900 election day incident. He alleges an ankle fracture and lifelong disability from Engineer Philip J. Nagle’s handling of steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy McHugh
Cashman
Bohling
Katy
McHugh
East Fifth Street
Philip J. Nagle
The Meeting at Bahner Draws Democratic Speakers
Democratic candidates held a Tuesday night meeting at Bahner with speeches by John Bohling E E Johnson and R H Gray. Committeeman Loeffler presided over the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batner
Bahner
Messrs
John Bohling
E. E. Johnson
R. H. Gray
Loeffler
Miss Beiler Hosts Guests in Honor of Miss Hawkins
Miss Mabel Beiler hosted a card evening at her East Broadway home honoring Miss Helen Hawkins of Cleveland Ohio. Prizes were awarded to Miss May Hawkins Miss Stoxie Temple and Mr C W Bush. Attendees included several Hawkins Temple and Bush family members and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Beiler
East Broadway
Helen Hawkins
Cleveland
May Hawkins
Stoxie Temple
Riley
Miss May Hawkins
C. W. Bush
Misses Stoxie
Mary Temple
Jane Ware
Laura Morey
Hielen Hawkins
Will Glass
W. Bush
John Antes
Robert Johns
Harry Hawkins
Herman Scott
California
Two Good Shows Booked This Week In Amusements
Amusements column announces a romantic sensational melodrama When the Bell Tolls to be presented next Thursday evening. The show promises exciting climaxes startling situations and abundant heart interest with a mix of comedy and pathos for sensational drama lovers.
Eupepsia Tablets Promoted as Digestive Aid
A dental-like sales pitch extols Eupepsia Tablets as a remedy for dyspepsia and poor digestion. It cites expert opinion on digestion and anemia, claims decades of experience, and features testimonials from B. H. Johnson of Dowell Texas and a glue plant president praising instant relief and cure after short use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Johnson
Dowell, Tex
Hearing of Creditors for David Campbell
In a United States Court a Judge Philips order sets a creditors hearing for David Campbell of Sedalia on October 15. Campbell seeks a compromise with his creditors, the first such order in this division, which would grant him complete discharge from bankruptcy if an agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Fitzpatrick
Blanche ‘Aldrach
Opera
United States
Philips
David Campbell
Sedalia
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Jefferson City Tribune
Their First Meeting of the Ladies' Musical Club
The Ladies' Musical club met for the season with large attendance. The Steinway grand piano arrived and was thoroughly tried by Miss Lucy Gentry and the club. Mrs. W. D. Steele received thanks for assisting with the piano purchase. Two resignations were announced Mrs. Dave Dodge and Mrs. J. H. Mara. New members welcomed Miss Bess Hail Miss Virginia Dempsey and Mrs. Susan Thompson. Ida Meyers will lead the program next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Club
Steinway
Lucy Gentry
W. D. Steele
Dave Dodge
J. H. Mara
Clab
Bess Hail
Virginia Dempsey
Susan Thompson
Ida Meyers
Adagio Club Members To Be Entertained At Nina Herris Home
Miss Nina Herris will entertain the members of the Adagio club tomorrow afternoon at her home on West Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Herris
Adagio Club
West Sixth Street
German Day Thursday Continued Holiday Observance
The postponed German Day celebration will be held tomorrow afternoon. The city and county offices and most places of business will close at noon.
Prohibition Lecture Tonight at Court House
Rev. E C Ralls of Eldon Maine will deliver a prohibition lecture at the court house tonight. Licenses granted to M M Decker of Otterville and N P Stanforth of Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Ralls of
Eldon, Me
Court House
MM. Decker
Otterville
N. P. Stanforth
Sedalia
Squirrels hunted by Kinsey and Robb at Clifton City
Squire Kinsey and Deputy Constable Robb will go to Clifton City tomorrow to hunt squirrels. Jesse Leonard, a Negro, was fined $20 in police court for vagrancy and released on promise to leave. John Adams, agent for the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Kinsey
Robb
Clifton City
Jesse Leonard
John Adams
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U. S.A
Peter Pehl
Hugh
Miss Beiler
Joe Wilson
Bouldin
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Kansas
Lexington
Gentry Bros
New York Poultry and Egg Company
Tipton
A. H. Bolte
Grant Crawford
As Foster, Jr
Sarah McGowan
P. C. van Matre
Warrensburg
John H. Sullins
A. (. Gates
American Express Company
Hot Springs
Ark
Harry Dow
Chicago
Republican League Club
R. L. Ferguson
Pleasant Green
Chas. L. Peck
Jefferson City
Moerschel
J. McCloskey
W. A
Ft. Scott
Mary Clippinger
Joplin
FE. W. Clippinger
Evpepsia
Pany
James A. Reardon
Reardon Glue Co
SHE Eupepsia Chemical CO
Clark Avenue
Ladies Musical Club
Johnston’s
Sented
E. E. Johnston
Ohio St
Persanals
Taylor
Bell
Q. C
Chas. E. West
Ohio Street
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