Warren Prevails In Damage Suit Against Narrow Gauge Railroad
Jury awards James L. Warren 500 in damages for fire damage to hay attributed to a passing engine on the Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern narrow gauge line. The case, Warren vs. Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern railway company, sought 782. G W Barnett represented Warren and Judge Shirk defended the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Warren
the Sedalia
Warsaw and Southwestern Railway Company
Narrow Gauge
G. W. Barnett
Shirk
C. W. Robbins
William Fowler
George E. Dutcher
City of
Sedalia
Bruce Barnett
Kelly
Jurden v Ming jury verdict favors plaintiff in full
Court spent the day on the note case A L Jurden versus Mary S Ming with Ming claiming payment and alleging alteration. Jury rules for the plaintiff in full. Additional suits include Kaiser divorce and Hoberecht versus Alsbaugh with a 500 verdict plus interest. Brown versus Missouri Pacific damages awarded to Brown's wife after an engine scared a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Jurden
Mary S. Ming
Gertie A. Kaiser
Oscar Kaiser
Sangree & Lamm
Charles Hoberecht
D. G. Alsbaugh
Barbara Gard
Wm. McFatrick
Albert I. Brown
Missouri Pacific
Brown
Changes in Laws Proposed at St Louis A O U W Meeting
Captain T C Holland reports a grand lodge officers meeting in St Louis on October 15 proposed many law changes. Most will be voted on at the next grand lodge gathering in St Louis in February. One plan seeks to assign solicitors to collect fees instead of members. District meetings will be held at ac-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
St. Louis
Lodges Invited to General Meeting Move Forward Plan
The notice calls all adjacent lodges and accessible points to attend meetings before the next grand lodge session and to stimulate broad interest in advancing the movement.
Bratton 14 Sent to Reform School After Trespass Charge
Arthur Bratton a 14 year old boy was charged with trespassing in the haty yards and sent to the reform school for thirty days. Constable Robb and deputy Robb struggled to move him to jail after sentencing and had to be assisted by Tom Gresham to place him behind bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bratton
Rogers
Reform School
Robb
Thomas Robb
Young Bratton
Tom Gresham
Sedalia Socialists Issue Address to Public
The socialists of Sedalia released an address reviewing socialism principles and the Citizens' Alliance relation to socialists. It calls on the working man to refrain from joining the Citizens' Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Citizens’ Alliance
Lamonte Farmers Institute Draws Large Crowd and Notables
The Lamonte farmers institute drew a largely attended gathering on Wednesday night. Prof Waters of Columbia and Hoover of Warrensburg delivered fine addresses. Music and Mrs. Wrights recitations complemented the program, making the event highly interesting.
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Farmers’ Institute
Lamonte
Prof. Waters
Columbia
Hoover
Warrensburg
Wright
Man Described as Rig Thief Seen Near East Sedalia
George Speers living fourteen miles north of town says a man matching the rig thief description stopped at his house Tuesday evening. He reports a saddle was stolen from his barn the same night in East Sedalia area.
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George Speers
Town
Olmsted
East Sedalia
Ladies Aid Social at Mrs Fisher's Home
The Ladies' Aid society of the German Evangelical church holds its monthly social this afternoon and evening at Mrs George Fisher's residence 720 West Fifth Street. Members are asked to bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
German Evangelical Church
George Fisher
West Fifth Street
English Legislator Lees Knowles Passes Through City
English legislator Lees Knowles and his secretary C. W. Williams rode Missouri Pacific passenger train No 2 through the city at noon yesterday en route from Kansas City to St Louis.
Doctor Morse Resigns from Katy Hospital
Dr. F. L. Morse resigns as second house surgeon at Katy hospital to locate at Hughesville and is succeeded by Dr. J. G. Love from the Female hospital in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Morse
Katy
Hughesvile
J. G. Love
St. Louis
Convicted Felon Now Columbus Shoe Tycoon Reveals Past
Public notice in Columbus Ohio reports Robert F. Wolf head of Wolf Bros. Shoe Co. once served a prison term in Jeffersonville Indiana for assault with intent to kill. He later built a fortune as a major employer and leader of the boot and shoe trust. The disclosure aims to deter blackmailers who knew of the imprisonment.
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Columbus
Robert F. Wolf
Wolf Bros. Shoe Company
Jeffersonville
Ind
Wolf
Boot and Shoe Trust
Mr. Wolf
Cataract
Owen County
John Garrard
Jeffersonville Penitentiary
Mrs. Cole Surprised by East Broad Way Church Ladies
Mrs Dr H B Cole was pleasantly surprised by the members of the Ladies Aid society of the East Broadway Christian church this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Cole
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Broadway Christian Church
Not for the silent chief and a falcon on a height
A Clinton Dangerfield poem from the November Century expresses prayer for a newly standing leader to gain swift keen wisdom to restore yesterday. The text from Dillon Georgia notes a poetic tribute and local notices including rental and a W C T U meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Dangerfield
Sam Haley Held for Intoxication With Fine Listed
Officer Bailey arrested Sam Haley yesterday afternoon for being drunk. The prisoner was fined $5 in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Sam Haley
Chillicothe Votes Illegal Over Lighting Question
The election on the electric lighting issue in Chillicothe has been declared illegal, and the town is expected to remain in darkness for a year or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Gold in Circulation Estimated at Eight Hundred Sixty Five Tons
The Bak of England officials estimate that about 865 tons of gold coin are in actual use worldwide. As tombstones fall from fashion, small towns face a question of what to do with their cemetery epitaphs. The British army in South Africa is likened to the upper part of the American navy, as Boer victories occur while leaders seek honors. Five thousand Illinois Central Railway employees will receive a wage increase next month, raising annual expenses by 400000 to 500000 dollars, the largest wage rise by a western rail line in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bak of
England
South Africa
Illinois Central Railway
Western Road
Good Judges Boh hea chocolate chips sale item
A fragment notes chocolate chips priced per pound and prunes described as new fat and meaty per pound. The text appears as a small ad or listing in a historical newspaper segment, with no clear dates or larger context. Entities include chocolate chips and prunes as grocery items.
Sedalia Reforms Driven by Anti Saloon League and Socialists
Sedalia faces a reform era as two forces move to reshape policy. The anti saloon league partners with socialist groups to push changes, signaling a broad coalition against current practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Anti-Saloon League
Socialists
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Longan
Mary Ming
Tribunal of Justice
A. O. U. W. Grand Officers
T. C. Holland
Lamonte Farmers’ Institute
Social
Mrs. Cole
Dillon
Georgia
West Seventh Street
W. C
T. U
Chas
Niles, South Lamine Street
Eleventh Street
J. W. Turley
Hustonia
Cledia
Hicks
Armour
Burbank
Boh Hea
Sedalia, Mo
Johnson
Mode
Oxford Kersey
Eton
Marseilles
Valvie
For
Oneita Union
Union
A. A
Thrifty
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co
Dalia
Cloak and
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