Boy
Shoots Himself, Preferred Death to School, Joplin, 1911
DAVENPORT
GALVIN Killed
in Auto Accident, Others Seriously Injured, 1911
CRIDER, EDWARDS, CALLISON
CRECELIUS -
OVERSTOLZ Marriage, 1872
EBERHARD
Miss
GARLAND visits Miss GRAVES, 1888
SULLIVAN Death, St. Louis, 1874
Jesse
ARNOT Offers Reward for Return of Stray Horses, St. Louis, 1874
Found:
Black Newfoundland Dog, Contact J. A. TAUCHERT to Claim, St. Louis, 1874
Bartender
Attempts Suicide, 1874
CARROLL, PERRIER
BUSH Death at
Fulton, 1874
MONTGOMERY Death at Carrollton, 1874
News from
the Criminal Court, St. Louis. 1874
Now indexed! Surnames include the following:
MOORE, HULSE, WILLIAMS, FREESE, ROBINSON, SMITH, ANDRES, COLLINS, DUFFY,
SHERMAN, O'CONNELL, GROGMAN, BOHN, CAMPBELL, BURNS, McGEE, PRICE, FLYNN,
COLVIN, FIFE, CROVER, COLVIN, GRENNER, LEWIS, DEAN, BEDFORD, RYDER, MILLER,
SIEBERT, CONNERS
MASSEY
Death, Lewis County, 1874
Escapee Andrew
ABNER, Alias Matt IRWIN, Arrested in St. Louis, 1874
CRANE, HERCULES
PRICE Death,
New Madrid, 1874
TOBIAS
Death, St. Louis, 1874
HERYFORD Death, Chariton County, 1874
TRIBBLE
Death, Boone County, 1874
Arrests
Made in Lynching, Murder of James ROSS, 1874
RICE, McINTYRE, SIMPKINS, BARNES, BRIDGMAN, CATRON, FOSTER, GRAVES, VAN
DUSEN, TRISSAL
Disaster on the Ohio& Mississippi Rivers:
Steamboats
Glencoe & Redstone Explode, Killing Many Passengers & Crew,
1852
BERRY, DAVID, DURBIN, SMITH, SCOTT, PATE, LANGLEY, JACKSON, FRITZ,
BRECK, BOZEI, COLLARD, WILSON, STIRGEL, BATES, SOPER, CABLE, CHRISMAN,
LANGHENY
Orsamus
HURT Reports Runaway Slaves, Saline County, 1859
Destructive Fire Yields a Half-Million Dollars Damage, St. Louis, 1881 BURNHAM, GREELEY, PECKHAM, SALE
Vintage Postcard: B. F. BROKHAUSEN's Residence, California, Moniteau County, Circa 1900
Two Members of KYLE Family Die in Fire, Clark County, 1845
LINDY Family of St. Louis Visits MARCUS Family of Logan, New Mexico, 1905