Railroads dispute over using state name in lawsuit
Topeka Kansas September reports Governor Bailey may reject a request by Jas Hagerman and T N Sedgwick to use the state name in a United States supreme court suit to recover lands in the Indian Territory. The governor cites not using state name for private interests but may allow if parties agree that it serves all. Also notes railroad personnel movements in Sedalia and surrounding towns.
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State of
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
List of named workers and roles in several Texas towns
The document lists many individuals with occupations and towns across Texas and Oklahoma. Names include W C Cunningham John Sharp Nath Timmons Sabinos Martinos Mose Houston J L Stokes T Wylie Williams Pedro Martinez Thomas Gibson B Patillo Rufus Kelly W T Crutchfield W T Shackleford H JD Lynch H A Waller Dave Avis C T Ritsinger John Harrison Tudvina Moezugamba A Mathews T Coleman Albert Baird G E Turbeville W E McDaniels and others with jobs such as laborer section foreman bridgeman dentist machinist apprentice fireman conductor and waitress in towns like Parsons Hughes Springs Rockwell Dallas Denison McAlester Chickie Chockie Franklin Junction Wichita Falls and more.
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Sons
B. Patillo
Sulphur Springs
Rufus Kelly
Dallas
W. T. Crutchfield
McAlester
W. T. Shackleford
North Jefferson
H. JD. Lynch
Bridgeman
Ketleyville
H. A. Waller
Wichita Falls
Denison
John Harrison
Tudvina Moezugamba
South McAlester
A. Mathews
T. ©. Coleman
Albert Baird
Chickie Chockie
G. E. Turbeville
Franklin Junction
W. E. McDaniels
Local Katy Railroad Men and Family Outing at Pertle Springs
Engineer George McClure and his young son spent the day fishing at Pertle Springs while J W Conner, Katy commercial agent from Sedalia, visited the city on road business. Fireman John Bond takes a few days rest and Engineer Mike Maroney returns to duty after a period away.
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George McClure
Little Son
Pertle Springs
J. W. Conner
Katy
Sedalia
Hannibal Courier Post
John Bond
Mike Maroney
Derailed freight train delays two passenger trains at New Haven
Several cars of the third section of eastbound train No. 102 derailed at New Haven Missouri last night delaying trains No. 9 and No. 8 for about an hour and a half this morning. The freight wreck caused no injuries.
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New Haven
Fireman Struck by Mail Crane on Missouri Pacific Train
G W McCullough fireman on freight No 101 was struck by a mail crane at Lamonte this morning. He suffered a severe scalp wound needing four stitches. Dr H C Mitchell treated him. McCullough leaned from the cab window and did not see the crane. If train had been faster the accident could have been fatal. He was brought to Sedalia and placed under care at Katy hospital.
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G. W. McCullough
Missouri Pacific Railway
Lamonte
H. C. Mitchell
McCullough
Sedalia
Katy Hospital
Army Said to Be Ready for Revolt
An anti Russian paper in Berlin reports the Czar is alarmed by army unreliability. Marshal Dragomiroff, governor general of Kiev, and commander in Southwest Russia, resigns over handling of political dissent. The colonel of an Arabian regiment is dismissed for refusing to fire on strikers.
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Berlin
Dragomiroff
Kieff
Russia
Installing Lamson Transit System at Greater Hail Store
The Greater Hail store unveils a new Lamson rapid transit system for cash and bundles, in operation today with thirteen quiet stations. The mechanism speeds shopping, reduces waiting for change, and marks a new milestone in the store’s progress without disturbing patrons.
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Greater Hail
A.y
Laundry quality drives neat dress and dependable service
Correct laundry work is a necessity for neatness in dress. Modern methods and perfection in every detail has made us the favorite for those who depend on getting the best to be had. Phone 154.
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Eupepsia Tab
E.m.babhyle
8Th St
Kansas City
J. Callavan
Bartlett
Kan
Ollie Bogner
Greenwood
Wm.h. Dibben
Wakefield
Eupeps! Chemical CO
Clark Avenue
ST. Louis
Burial of Little Child Anna Asch
The funeral of Anna, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Asch wanden, who died Wednesday morning, was held at 9 o'clock this morning at Sacred Heart church and the burial made in the Catholic cemetery.
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Anna
J. J. Aschwanden
Sacred Heart Church
Death of 9 year old Samuel Jackson in cholera case
Samuel Jackson a nine year old colored boy died this morning at his parents home on West Johnson street from cholera morbus. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Samuel Jackson
West Johnson Street
Office force at Hill's College gathers for group photo
Members of the Hill's Business College office force posed for a group portrait this afternoon on the east lawn of the courthouse, photographed by an amateur photographer.
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Hill’s Business College
Court House
Local social notes from Jefferson City readers
Mrs E B Burrowes and Rosemary arrive home from Higginsville. Mrs G L Broadhead heads to Kansas City with daughter. Peter Brandt and party depart for St Joe for Western German M E conference. Various residents travel for school, visits, fairs, and city business. John L Kuhn and Joseph Aschwanden attend funerals. temperance address planned at court house.
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E. B. Burrowes
Rosemary
Higginsville
G. L. Broadhead
Ohio Street
Kansas City
Peter Brandt
Miss Belah
Gavitt Monsees
Smithton
St. Joe
F. L. Farley
Warrensburg
George W. Buchanan
St. Louis
Martha King
Holden
Edith
J. J. Bertehie
Miss Matie
Matie
C. Trieher
Hoberecht
California
Mary
Hilda Katze
Sedalia
Jefferson City
T. F. Shultze
Sophia Dorn
John T. Cropper
Court House
Bard Brown
Lalie Cameron
Alma Cashman
Lamonte
Ina Mount
H. C. Mitchell
J. R. Wade
W. F. Yankee
Lizzie Reavis
James Jenkins
Fast Thirtenth Street
Ruby Reynolds
Local notices and social updates feature in city brief
Mrs Kate Taylor lauds Peruna tonic in a nurse’s testimonial from Chicago. Dr Hartman offers free summer treatment for female catarrhal diseases via Perris Medicine Co Columbus Ohio. Local residents John Klein Julius Holtzen Christina Schnare Mary Flaven Miss Morse and families noted in travel visits and social calls around Sedalia Higginsville and Kansas City with brief departures and returns.
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Hicago
Monroe
Kate Taylor
Hartman
Perris Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Julius Holtzen
Cole Campy
Hughesynhere
Voig
Christina Schnare
St Louis
Hazel
Mary Flaven
Mrs. Temple
Kansas City
Flaven
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Sedalia, Mo
Fee Rel
Dorothy Dodd
Bailey
P. P. Bishop
Parsons
Kas
H. D. Workman
W. J. McKee
Missouri Pacific
Elmer Easley
East Fifth Street
L. S. Eddins
Col. A. C. Miner
W.C. Cunningham
Parsons, Kas
John Sharp
Parsons Kas
Dave Avis
Ranchman
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Hail Dry Goods Company
Taylor
John Klein
Florence
Mog
Miss Morse
George Gold
J. N. Clarke
Edna
Will Wills
R.E. Bouldin
Pleasant Hill
C. H. Guise
Arnold Brothers
J. B. Stetson
Roeloft
New York
Broadway
Brocks
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