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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Democrat

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1905

Page

9

Missing Diamond Package From Sweet Springs Case Under Investigation

A diamond shipment valued at 500 dollars consigned to L. Bauman Jewelry Co. St Louis disappeared after arriving in Sedalia on the Lexington branch train. Detectives believe theft possible on the train or depot. Jewelry valued at 69 to 135 dollars was traced, with rings found at Henry Burress's home and relatives. No arrests reported.

L. Bauman Jewelry Co St. Louis Sedalia Lexington James A. Robb

Diamonds Recovered After Sedalia Theft Case

A $500 diamond package stolen from the Missouri Pacific depot was recovered Monday night. Henry Burress, a 25‑year‑old local hanger‑on, confessed after interrogation by Chief Love and Officer Card, admitting to removing the package from the transfer pouch and breaking seals. The six rings valued at $498 included a diamond ring with twelve diamonds and a three emerald princess ring.

Chief Love James Card Henry D. Burress Missouri Pacific Burress Bnress Pacific Express Company Express

Burglar Leaves Bread Crumbs At South Massachusetts Burglary

A night prowler burglarized Ora D. Strong at 1018 South Massachusetts between midnight and dawn stealing 15 dollars a diamond ring and an overcoat while leaving a worn mackintosh. The intruder also ate bread and butter in the dining room before fleeing. Peter H. Meyer of 1008 South Massachusetts reports a coat taken from his kitchen exit at 3 am with no other losses.

Ora D. Strong South Massachusetts Avenue Mr. Strong Mr. Meyer

Elopement and Wedding in Cooper County Sedalia Run

A Cooper county couple C C Arnette and Miss Emma Speed eloped from Bunceton and obtained a license at midnight. The ceremony occurred at First M E church with editor J J Cundiff as witness. They stayed with the editor before returning home seeking parental forgiveness. The bride’s family is well known in Cooper county.

Sedalia Bunceton Cundiff the Capital Emma Speed Cooper Ed Overland Mr. Arnette

St Louis election crooks face hard labor at Leavenworth

The article reports St Louis figures including "Long John" Dolan and Frank Garrett among convicts moved from Jefferson City to Leavenworth. Dolan, once Democratic city chairman, now works in the federal rock quarry. Garrett scrubs clothes in the prison laundry. Barrett remains in hospital at Jefferson City.

Kansas City St. Louis Jefferson City Leavenworth Long John” Dolan Democratic City Central Committee Frank Garrett Tom Barrett

Webster Davis Returns to Republican Fold After Boer War Stance

Former Kansas City mayor and interior official Webster Davis, who left the party over sympathy for the Boers, declares his return to the Republicans. He praises Theodore Roosevelt as the greatest president and endorses his stance on the war and other major issues. He plans to reside in Michigan after returning from the coast.

Webster Davis Kansas City McKinley Republican Party Los Angeles Calif Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Davis Michigan

Bethlehem mother of pearl workers praise primitive methods

Lippincott's Magazine describes Bethlehem of Judea as the chief center for mother-of-pearl work. Shells from the Red Sea are carved by native artisans into elaborate designs, rosaries, and crosses. The process is entirely handmade, yet produces extraordinary results.

Bethlehem Judea Lippincott’s Red Sea

Kidnapping Suspected in Disappearance of Clyde Showalter

Mount Carmel Illinois reports Clyde M Showalter a Wa bash county farmer vanished October 19 with no body found and theories of kidnapping persist. A reward of 500 dollars offered by his wife for alive return and 250 for his body.

Wabash County Showalter Mount Carmel Frederick Shafer Patton Shafer Frederick Schafer William Showalter Bunko Eva Showalter

Train Robbery Trial Ends In Hung Jury At Las Vegas

United States commissioner E M Payne reports second trial of John Black Jim Black and John Murphy for the Logan New Mexico Rock Island train hold up on August 1 1904 again ended without a verdict. Prosecutors alleged conspirators included Boswell and alibi defense for John Black. Key witnesses included the express messenger and Mrs Zupp.

John Jim Black John Murphy Murphy Rock Island Logan N. M Tom Boswell Chickasha Boswell John Black Denver J. P. Ellis Dee Ellis Las Vegas Express Messenger Zupp Black and Murphy Dalhart

He Likes His New Home

Col Sam A Mentzer formerly of Green Ridge now in Pendleton Oregon reports his family is healthy and pleased with their new home. He notes the country as a vast wheat field with light snows but mountains up to two feet deep. He plans a brief business visit to Pettis next month.

Sam A. Mentzer Green Ridge Pendleton Ore The Democrat Sam Pettis

Harris-Christopher Couple United In Wedlock

Popular young couple Mr Brown Harris son of Judge O M Harris and employed by M K T at Dallas is united in marriage on Saturday night in a ceremony from Sundays Daily.

Brown Harris O. M. Harris Dal

Woman Named Local Favorite Causes Shooting

At a country school house near Bressie Oklahoma on December 11 J A Meadows questioned a vote naming a local woman the most popular. Col R M Bressie confronted him and a fight followed culminating in Bressie shooting Meadows in the shoulder. Bressie says self defense and surrendered at Perry.

Bressie Okla J. A. Meadows Col R. M. Bressie Meadows Perry

James S Wells Dies After Illness in Slater Mo

Miss Nora Wells and Mrs. R R Dunkin traveled to Slater Missouri to be with their father James S Wells who died Thursday December 7 at 655 pm from pneumonia. Funeral held at his Slater home Friday at 230 pm led by Rev Givens of the M E church South. Burial followed Saturday at Pilot Grove in the old cemetery at 230 pm.

Nora Wells R. R. Dunkin Slater, Mo James S. Wells Slater Givens M. E. Church South Pilot Grove Old Burial Ground

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sweet Springs Sweet Cific Express Co Hugh Harvey Earle Pacific Express Co H. L. White E. E. Codding White Codding Card Ernest Simpson Main Street West Main Street Henry Burress West Morgan Street Express Company Missing Package of Diamonds Love J. A. Robb Atr Orad Strong Peter H. Meyer Mr. C. C Arnette DR. S. S. Martin C. C. Arnette Cooper County Missouri John J Here Federal Garrett Lansing Kansas Republican Kidn Ped Mount Carmel, Il Clyde M. Showalter Clinton Riggs Santafe E. M. Payne United States Chickasha, I. T Las Vegas, N. M Jas, Tex Lelia Chistopher Daughter Mr. and Mrs Benj. Chris Topher Dr. Foster St. George’s Episcopal Church Marie Comstock Ada Ferry Eastern College A. D. Stanley McLaughlin Bros. Furniture Go Ohio ST Harris Christopher Bulletin Shoulder P. m Ayer Nes
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