McCullough Arrested After Kansas City Shooting Incident
Officers arrest Charlie McCullough at his father George A. McCulloughs home on Last Thirteenth street on suspicion tied to a Kansas City shooting. McCullough wounded in the back claims self defense and says he was driven from the scene to Independence and Sedalia. The case follows a Kansas City chicken-thief firefight and a wagon loaded with poultry.
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Charles McCullough
Kansas City
Bouldt
Bud Dillard
Charlie MccCullough
George A. McCullough
Last Thirteenth Street
C. Ek. Waldron
Baltimore Avenue
McCullough
George McCullough
Dillard
Boultt
Wood
Charlie
Independence
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
MacCullough
Younger brothers seek full pardon to return to Missouri
The Minnesota state pardon board will again review the Younger brothers Youngers for a full pardon at the next meeting. Missouri lawyer W. W. Ramsey is in St Paul preparing the petition. They were previously denied in spring due to doubts about the case. Both brothers want to return home and serve ten years under a pardon.
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St. Paul
Minn
State
Missouri
W. W. Ramsey
Cole
Jas Younger
Under Two Flags at the Opera House Tonight
Jane Kennark stars as the Onida heroine in a dramatized version of Under Two Flags by Paul M. Potter. The Tro mantic production, famed in New York for box office receipts, features over 100 cast and a special train with blooded horses for key scenes.
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Jane Kennark
Onida
Opera House
Paul M. Potter
Peter's Pence Collection Announced for Next Sunday
The appeal asks donations in all Catholic churches next Sunday. The piece traces Peter's Pence as a historic levy dating to 721 under King Ina, initially mandatory, later abolished, revived as a voluntary contribution, and notes large historic totals.
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Peter
Ina
Wessex
Rome
Henry VIII
Pius IX
Harris Improves After Broken Leg Injury
Charles Harris, who shattered his leg Saturday night during fair week, is recovering well as doctors Fergu son and Collins placed his leg in a plaster cast this morning.
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Harris
Charles Harris
Paris
Drs. Ferguson and
Collins
Democrats in session elects county judge candidate
The Democratic central committee met at the courthouse at 11 o clock. They accepted the resignation of E. F. Scott as nominee for county judge from the eastern district.
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Democratic Central Committee
Court House
E. F. Scott
Police arrest two suspects in Kansas City officer killing
Pettis county authorities reported a $1000 reward for the capture of two guilty parties named Toots Rambo and ke Johnson. Night watchman identified the pair as responsible for the shooting of Patrolman William J. Morris during a clash with safe robbers at the Metropolitan Street Railway office in Armourdale. Foreman S A Minsker was wounded as the robbers tried to blow the safe.
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Sentinel
Pettis County
Kansas City
Ilas
Toots” Rambo
Kas
William J. Morris
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Eleventh and
Osage Avenue
Armourdale
S. A. Minsker
Counterfeiter Cull Bryant Arrested in Benton County
Secret Service officer Thos R McManus arrested Cull Bryant 24 in Benton County on counterfeiting charges. Bryant a local resident six feet tall over 200 pounds, held in Clinton jail awaiting hearing before U S Commissioner Jeffries next Friday amid recent counterfeit coin reports at picnics and G A R reunions.
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Secret Service
Thos R. McManus
Benton County
Cull Bryant
Bennett
Fristoe
Clinton
U.S
Jeffries
Kansas City Journal
Attempted Break-In At Behrens Cigar Factory
Unsuccessful overnight attempt to enter the East Third Street cigar factory owned by E. T. Behrens. A window screen was torn and putty removed from a glass pane.
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E. T. Behrens
East Third Street
Monarch Co Seeks Men for Steady Employment
Wanted men for steady work with salary of 80 dollars monthly and all expenses paid. A 25 dollar security is required. Apply at 413 Lamine Street opposite the courthouse. Monarch Company.
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Lamine Street
Court House
Monarch Co
Big Monsees Stock Sale Sets Missouri Record Auction
The Tuesday sale at L. M. Monsess and Son's farm near Smithton drew over 1,500 buyers and grossed 14 755. Steers sold up to 43, steers calves to 28, heifer calves to 22, weanling saddle colts to 200, and Poland China pigs to 35. 340 cattle sold with high quality stock. horses reached 235. Auctioneers included E. W. Stevens James W. Sparks Robert L. Harriman with Col C J Hieronymous as assistant.
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L. M. Monsess and Son
Aseueds Farm
Hear Smithton
Pettis County
Poland
China
Messrs
E. W. Stevens
Sedalia
James W. Sparks
Marshall
Robert L. Harriman
Bunceton
Col. C. J. Hieronymous
Messrs. Ross
Otterville
Kidd
Shelby Bartle
Glensted
County grocers exhibit large apples at their store
County collections street grocers showcased two apples described as nearly as large as melons. The text notes that fourteen ordinary apples fill a bushel basket, illustrating the apples’ size.
Visiting in Denmark from Col. Oscar Andreen
Col. Oscar Andreen of the St. Louis Paper Company sends a postcard from Denmark where he visits relatives and friends. He plans to return to the United States in a week or two and resume the road tour for the paper company.
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Oscar Andreen
St. Louis Paper Company
Denmark
United States
Clinton Democrat
Will Ammon Dead After Short Typhoid Illness
William J. Ammon aged 18 son of W. R. Ammon Sedalia died at 3:30 this morning at Katy hospital after a brief typhoid fever Illness. He was a Sedalia High School graduate last spring born in Joliet Illinois in 1884 and came to Sedalia seven years ago. Funeral arrangements wait arrival of his uncle W. S. Ammon of Denver. Pallbearers likely chosen from his classmates.
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William J. Ammon
W. R. Ammon
Katy Hospital
Sedalia High School
William Aammon
Joliet, Ill
Sedalia
W. S. Ammon
Denver
Colo
Queen City L. O. T. M. No. 4 Social Honors New Members
The Lady Maccabees social at the Queen City hive hall celebrated many new members and the order’s growth. Guests enjoyed games, fine music, and light refreshments in an afternoon of merriment and fellowship.
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Queen City Hive
Some Fine Apples R Dolph and Co Main
R Dolph and Co presents fine apples from the Main market. Fresh stock available for merchants and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph and Co
St Louis Republican split widens in local party rift
Telegram from St Louis reports the state executive committee deposed 16 old members and named new ones causing two rival slates of election judges clerks and challengers. Kalbfell chairs the old committee and vows nonrecognition while the board weighs which list to accept ahead of Sept 5.
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Republican Party of
St. Louis
Kansas City
Theodore D. Khalbfell
Executive Committee
Election Commissioners
Messrs. Kalbfell and
Lang
Messrs
Blake and
Hahn
Cerks
Louis P. Aloe
Louis Munse
Lee Merriwether
Ed Butler
Fom
Republican
City Central Committee
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W. J. Bryan
Jefferson Club
Bryan
Minnesota
Poltohan
Picmec
BIG Monsees
Smithton
Dey
Bb. McClure
Sedalin
Green Ridge
Georgetown
Sedalia City
Will Ammon
Lady Maccabees Soctal
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