Railroad Yatters Head to Texas for New Position
G T Meyer chief clerk in the Yardmaster Hl Dr Hunter office resigns Wednesday and will move to Denison Texas to join the car accountant office. The Sedalia yard shifts follow with E Staton as chief clerk and Doble promoted to first assistant. Nevada Post details complimentary resolutions for J A Davis former M K T superintendent at Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Meyer
Dr. Hunter
Denison
Texas
Meyer
Sedalia
E. Staton
Doble
Jefferson City Tribune
William O’herin
L. E
J.A. Davis
J. A. Davis
Minneapolis, St. Louis and Town Central Railway
Connia Doyle
William Weer
Charles ST. Evans
Insult to Railroaders Provokes Citizen Action
Jefferson City Tribune reports women fear as new railroad workers insult ladies in town at night. Citizens organize to demand respect and safety for wives and daughters. If the issue persists after notice, they may take forceful action to ensure proper conduct.
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Jefferson City Tribune
Missouri Pacific selects new rail line to Carthage from Asbury
Missouri Pacific surveyors finish locating a new line from Carthage to Asbury twenty miles northwest. Bids from contractors to build the route go to St. Louis. The line will serve Neck City Alba quarries Galesburg mill Quaker mills on Spring river and Jasper county farms. Kansas City Southern trains will run into Carthage via the new line and connect with Missouri Pacific depot.
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Carthage
Missouri Pacific
Spring River
Asbury
Kansas City
St. Louis
Neck City
Alba
Galesburg
Quaker Mills
Jasper County
Kansas City Southern
Right of Way Secured for Mineral City Electric Railway
Right of way for the Mineral City electric railway has been secured except through Minden and Pittsburg. The road will connect the cities of the Joplin zone district and the Kansas coal fields.
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Mineral City Electric Railway
Minden
Pittsburg
Joplin Zine District
Kansas Coal Fields
Water Main Granted On Locust Street By City Council
At the recent council meeting officials approved the M. K. T. railroad to lay a six inch water main on Locust street, allowing construction to proceed.
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M., K. & T. Railroad
Locust Street
Hospital Arrivals in Dutzaw Area
J. E. Bick, agent, Dutzaw. Jesse Wagmeyer, fireman, Par Sons. A. W. Windbigler, section laborer, La Bette. J. R. Roddam, section laborer, Celeste. Mark Anthony, section laborer, Denison.
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J. E. Bick
Dutzaw
Jesse Wagmeyer
Par Sons
A. W. Windbigler
la Bette
J. R. Roddam
Celeste
Mark Anthony
Denison
Links and Pins Parade at Katy and Missouri Pacific
Engineers J A Willams and W H Tall attend the telegraphic convention in Chicago. Bullard telegraphed for his overcoat amid cool weather. Thomas Wood and his wife return from Warrensburg visit with Mrs Ed Faulkner. Fred Schrang resigns to move to Little Rock for a C O G contractor post. Burns of the MP takes a short layoff at McAllister Springs. William Breig completes a fast automobile. Switchman J B Richards plans a weeks visit to Los Angeles.
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J. A. Willams
Katy
S. Kk
Maloch Case and Local Social Notices in Bolivar
Bolivar reports H L Maloch, longtime hotel keeper, accused of arson in an old hotel he occupied. After legal battles and extradition from Arkansas, the case settled for 2000 with costs. Maloch left for Arkansas. The edition also notes social events including a cousin Louise Maltby celebration, a store employes party, and upcoming weddings at local churches.
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Bolivar, Mo
H. L. Maloch
Jess
Bolivar
Maloch
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Matoch
Galesburg Patient Hannah Hall Hangs Self at Sanitarium
Miss Hannah Hall, patient at the Galesburg sanitarium from Bradford, hanged herself in her room this afternoon. Attendants had removed items to prevent self harm. she tightened a garter to the bedstead and leapt, causing rapid strangulation and death.
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Galesburg
Hannah Hall
Galesburg Sanitarium
Bradford
Scorcher Coming Henry Fournier to Race in America
Henry Fournier writes to a friend that he hopes to come to America in November to set new speed records with power driven machines. He plans summer work testing foreign races and new racing machines.
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Henry Fournier
America
Society Circles At Home Of Mr Viebrock
Mr Louis Viebrock brother of Mr and Mrs J B Geischen was pleasantly surprised at 1016 South Grand avenue last evening. Guests included Misses Augusta Heitman Pauline Fischer Eniuma Grother Lena EKRekhoff Anna Hammon Anna Bethka and Messrs Julius Holtzen Herman Kueck Claus Kueck Carl Holtzen Otto Leimbrock Will Eechoff John Steffens John Eechoff Albert Kirchner Herman Wilbur Henry Minert. Light refreshments followed games and social talk.
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Louis Viebrock
J. B. Geischen
South Grand Avenue
Augusta Heitman
Pauline Fischer
Eniuma Grother
Lena Ekrekhoff
Anna Hammon
Anna Bethka
Julius Holtzen
Herman Kueck
Claus Kueck
Carl Holtzen
Otto Leimbrock
Will Eechoff
John Steffens
John Eechoff
Albert Kirchner
Herman Wilbur
Henry Minert
Louis Viebroek
Adagio Club Event At Florence Scotts Home
Miss Florence Scott hosts Adagio club gathering this afternoon at her residence 907 South Moniteau Street inviting members to attend.
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Florence Scott
Moniteau Street
Miss Lillian Pearson Hosts Friends Tonight
Miss Lillian Pearson will entertain a company of friends this evening at her home located at 621 North Grand Avenue.
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Lillian Pearson
North Grand Avenue
Dealing in futures case upholds in Texas
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirms the lower court and convicts Harvey Fullerton of operating a brokerage office in Greenville. It marks the first conviction under the new futures prohibition, threatening closure of about fifty bucket shops and dealing shocks cotton traders linking to New Orleans and New York markets.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
New Orleans
New York City
Unlicensed dogs case in police court
Nelson Brown’s case was dismissed on the recommendation of City Attorney Shortridge. UNLICENSED dogs arrest involved N Brown and another resident of North Grand avenue with cases called in police court at 2 o clock this afternoon.
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N. Brown
North Grand Avenue
Shortridge
Nelson Brown
Boonville Youths Advertise in City Today
A group of Boonville young men are in the city today advertising a local event or business, drawing attention from residents and passersby with their presence and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pourtit
Boonville
Big celebration parade features local musicians
A July 4 event drew crowds as a group named in the report including Charles Hesel Jesse Mitchell Frank Dir inger Lon Gibbons and Ed Tallia ferro rode through town with several musical instruments and attracted noticeable attention.
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Charles Hesel
Jesse Mitchell
Frank Diringer
Lon Gibbons
Ed Talliaferro
Windsor coal and wood sale from A J Ful ts & Co
Windsor coal for cooking and heating offered at 3000 per ton with full weight guaranteed. Wood available dry or green in cord or stove lengths. Call or phone for low prices. A J Fults & Co, 112 East Twelfth Street, Queen City. Phone 21 Bell S4.
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Windsor
A. J. Fults & Coq
East Twelfth Street
Queen City
Bell S4
French premier M. Combes described as short but brilliant
The passage praises M. Combes as a small man of 5 feet 3 inches who despite his height is a consummate mind among rulers. It notes he is a physician by trade and implies his intellect surpasses most statesmen, except perhaps Gladstone.
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M. Combes
Gladstone
Scholar of French education and classical thought
A former schoolmaster and renowned authority on French educational affairs, he pursued scholarly and literary work across Virgil, Kant's metaphysics, Augustine philosophy, and St. Simon’s social theories.
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Virgil
Kant
St. Augustine
St. Simon
Holding Him Down Family vs Sage Faces Feud
In a tense confrontation, Russell Sage's family and family physician oppose the veteran financier now in his eighties. The article hints at a broader legal or personal battle as tensions surround Sage.
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Russell Sage
Effort Aims to Curb His Working Hours
Efforts push to convince him he has done his share of the world’s work. He is not expected to retire completely but to cut his days to two or three, with occasional holidays.
Water Wells and Cisterns Cleaning Offered by Goodrich
George B. Goodrich advertises thorough cleaning of wells and cisterns at agreeable prices. Located at Eighteenth and Marvin with Bell Telephone 176 for contact.
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George B. Goodrich
Marvin
Bell Telephone
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George Trader
Albert Kahn
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South
Osage Street
Pueblo
J. Tl. Menke
Leopold Lovinger
FE. W. Green
Harry Boultt
Pearl King
Richard Gentry
Herman Zolling
Cliff Arkens
Joe Quinn
Henry Lewis
Allie Stewart
W. H. Stewart
East Tenth Street
Denver, Colo
Robert E Tllsworth
Eliza A. Nickles
First Congregational Church
Bb. F. Martin
10. Divers
Mae Reetor
Pettis and
Stewart Streets
Surface
Ly Society
Nedalic
HAIL
Howery
Horizon
Batiste
Crain
Gibson
Ign
J.D. Rail Dry Goods Co
Mrs. Monahan Collier’s
Ohio Street
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