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1. [KansasCity] Frank A. PHILLIPS - Kansas City, MO - 1911 [1]
"The Kansas City Journal" (Missouri) Saturday, February 12, 1911 FRIEND AND FORTY MISSING. Frank A. PHILLIPS, who runs a rooming house at 918 Union avenue, arrived home yesterday morning from a trip to Oklahoma. In his absence, he left a friend in charge of his business. Yesterday morning, PHILLIPS could not find the friend nor $40 which he says belongs to him. He gave the police a description of the friend and asked them to look out for him. ======================================================
2. [KansasCity] Mrs. Kate F. PFEISTERER KATZENBARGER d. 28 Jan 1913 - Kansas City, MO [1]
ADAMS, KARZENBARGER, KATZENBARGER, PFEISTERER "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Wednesday, January 29, 1913 DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY. Mrs. Kate F. PFEISTERER KARZENBARGER, 41 years old, wife of Thomas KARZENBARGER, died yesterday morning at her home, 3862 East Sixtieth Street Terrace. Besides the husband, she is survived by a daughter, Vesta L. KARZENBARGER, her father, James M. PFEISTERER, a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth ADAMS, and two brothers, William A. PFEISTERER and Perry L. PFEISTERER, all of this c
3. Re: [KansasCity] Registration of Axis Aliens in Kansas [1]
Maureen, Hi! How nice of you to respond. I have an rather unusual situation with the Holsinger surname. I had a great Uncle, Joe Hohensinner who changed his name in grade school to Holsinger because he was teased relentlessly about his Hohensinner surname. He was born in Austria and came to the United States in 1911. It wasn't legally changed to Holsinger until much later in life, but he used the Holsinger name from grade school throughout his life. He chose the Holsinger name because he had a te
4. [KansasCity] Women and telephones - 1916 [1]
"The Kansas City Post" (Missouri) Thursday, May 18, 1916 SHE FLAYS WOMEN WHO ABUSE 'PHONE RIGHTS FOR SELFISHNESS Chicago, May 18 --- Women are going to be taught how to talk over the telephone. Mrs. Sophia DELEVAN, a prominent member of the Chicago Political Equality league, is going to New York to the biennial convention of women's clubs to tell the 20,000 women gathered there about the telephone. Here are some of the complaints: Women talk too long over phones. Any busy woman is being impose
5. [KansasCity] Mrs. Marie L. RUSSELL d. 19 March 1915 - Hickman Mills, MO [1]
KEYES, McMAHAN, RUSSELL "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Monday, March 22, 1915 DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY. Mrs. Marie L. RUSSELL, 72 years old, died Friday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ida McMAHAN, at Hickman Mills, Mo. Besides Mrs. McMAHAN she leaves two sons, W. H. RUSSELL of 6220 East Eleventh Street, Kansas City, and C. J. RUSSELL of Shaffer, N. D., and another daughter, Mrs. Belle KEYES of Hickman Mills. The funeral service will be held at the chapel at Mount Washington Cemetery at 2 o'c
6. [KansasCity] The Local Log - January & February 1879 [1]
BUCK, CHOUTEAU, COATES, COLLINS, COOPER, DARK, ELLIS, FERGUSON, FISHER, GRAVELIN, GREEN, GRIFFITH, HILL, HILTY, JOHNS, MARTY, MASTIN, PARKER, RAMAGE, RINEHART, ROBINSON, SARGENT, VON BUHLOW, WILLOUGHBY, WOODWARD, WRIGHT "The Kansas City Journal" (Missouri) Sunday, January 4, 1880 THE LOCAL LOG. An outline of the history of Kansas City during an eventful year. A convenient and useful as well as interesting compilation. The following is a review, in calendar form of the more important local happeni
7. [KansasCity] Local Happenings - March 1895 [1]
ARTHUR, BLITS, BRADBURY, COOPER, DAY, FALSBURG, GEITL, GRAY, HOPKINS, MANITOR, MILLER, REID, SHANNON, SNYDER, WINCHELL "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Sunday, January 5, 1896 Local Happenings as they were Recorded in "The Times" Events from Day to Day. Well-known Citizens Who have Joined the Majority. March, 1895 3. Russell MILLER stabbed Harry COOPER in a row over a pool game. 6. Lewis H. DAY's home was wrecked by an explosion of gas. 7. Two men held up J. FALSBURG. 8. I. H. BRADBURY was
8. [KansasCity] DAVIS, McAULEY, McCRONE, McDERMOTT, SIMPSON, WILLIAMS - 1900 [1]
"The Kansas City Journal" (Missouri) Thursday, November 15, 1900 IT WAS WOMAN'S DAY A Cross Dog and a Perverse Chicken Cause Trouble Mrs. Mary SIMPSON, residing near the corner of Twenty-fourth and Belleview, is the owner of a cross dog and yesterday she was in police court over the canine. A short time ago the dog bit Bernard NELSON, a boy who lives at 2315 Belleview, and he made complaint to the police. Mrs. SIMPSON was fined $10, but was given a stay of execution on condition that she would kill the
9. [KansasCity] Mrs. Cressie Vivian BUSH JOHNSON d. 20 March 1986 - Independence, MO [1]
Death of: Mrs. Cressie Vivian JOHNSON Date: Thursday, March 20, 1986 Place: nursing home, 1500 W. Truman Rd., Independence, MO Age: 96 Born: Lamoni, IA Residence: nursing home, 1500 W. Truman Rd., Independence, MO Affiliation: member, Stone Church Congregation of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Survivors: Daughter: Mrs. Mary Katherine MORSTAIN, Independence Step-son: Clyde JOHNSON, Independence Step-son: Carl JOHNSON, West Virginia Grandchildren: 2 Grea
10. Re: [KansasCity] Alien Registration Forms WWI ?? [1]
Search the internet with Google.com for Kansas Alien Registrations. I believe one of the Kansas Genweb or Rootsweb sites has these (or an index of them) online. The Cooks wrote: > Hello! In trying to find some information of my Grandfather born in Crete, > Greece I've learned that even tho they didn't serve in the military during > WWI that even aliens were required to fill out alien registration forms for > service. I'd like to see what my grandfather entered on his form (hopefully > he did this) and
11. [KansasCity] William D. MORRIS d. 6 November 1911 - Kansas City, MO [1]
"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Wednesday, November 8, 1911 DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY. William D. MORRIS, 9 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. William MORRIS, Sixty-first Street and Kenwood Avenue, died of membranous croup at 8 o'clock Monday morning. The father is a clerk in the mailing department at the postoffice. Private funeral services will be held at the home at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. ====================================================== (I have no
12. [KansasCity] Canadian Records (Was Re: Registration of Axis Aliens in Kansas) [1]
On 26 Aug 2003 at 6:16, Anita Weaver wrote: > The naturalization records for Enemy Aliens really > doesn't apply to my great-grandmother since she was > born in Canada. Her parents came to Canada in 1850 and > then to the U.S. in 1879. Finding Canadian citizenship > papers is even more difficult than finding U.S. > records Actually you are in luck because Citizenship and Immigration Canada holds records of naturalization and citizenship from 1854. The originals of records dated between 1854 and 1917 ha
13. Re: [KansasCity] Registration of Axis Aliens in Kansas (HOHENSINNER, HOLSINGER) [1]
Joyce, no HOHENSINNER or HOLSINGER or any name close to that spelling. No name that begins with "H" and ends with "sinner." Only one name that begins with "H" and ends with "singer." HUNSINGER, C. W. (male) HUNSINGER, George Washington both Douglas County ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2003 4:49 PM Subject: RE: [KansasCity] Registration of Axis Aliens in Kansas > John, > May I request a search for the Hohensinner or Hols
14. [KansasCity] World War I Alien Registrations [1]
Yes, the Central Plains Region branch of the National Archives on Bannister Road in K.C. MO has the WW I alien registrations for the state of Kansas only. There are wonderful sources of information and often include a photo of the person. The registrations for many other states have not survived. V.G. in Independence
15. [KansasCity] Walter B. MOORE d. 10 November 1900 - Mexico (of Kansas City, MO) [1]
"The Kansas City Journal" (Missouri) Wednesday, November 14, 1900 DIED FAR FROM HOME. Walter B. MOORE , aged 26, son of A. A. MOORE, of this city, died Saturday in the City of Mexico from the effects of an operation performed to remove an abscess. The young man went to Tampico, Mexico, last April, and while there was taken with the fever. He went to the City of Mexico for treatment and his friends here believed that he was recovering. His parents live at 1415 Harrison street. =========================
16. [KansasCity] Marriage Licenses - issued Jackson County - 12 Feb 1911 [1]
ASOTSKY, CHANDLER, CLARK, CRAVIN, ELSTON, GIVEN, JOHNSON, JONES, MARTIN, SCHWARTZ, WALLACE "The Kansas City Journal" (Missouri) Sunday, February 12, 1911 MARRIAGE LICENSES. (issued in Kansas City, Mo.) Robert L. JONES, Kansas City ..........46 Carlotta CLARK, Kansas City ............35 William W. CHANDLER, Belton, Mo..........43 Lora M. WALLACE, Kansas City ..............22 George F. MARTIN, Kansas City ............27 Myrtle JOHNSON, Kansas City ..............22 Morris SCHWARTZ, Kansas City ........
17. [KansasCity] Marriages in the K.C. area [1]
I left a message on the KansasCity-L (List) lately asking how you decided what information to put on the List. You and several others answered me - you said that the Jackson County marriage index is at the KC downtown library and that if I told you the ADAMS names that I am looking for, you would be able to look up the names for me. That would be so great because I can't come to KC to do research for a while and maybe I can get some information that I have been searching for, for a long time. Unfortunately,
18. Re: [KansasCity] Rosedale High School [1]
Carol, Thank you so much for looking. It is appreciated! Teresa ----- Original Message ----- From: "grams57" To: Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2003 11:05 PM Subject: Re: [KansasCity] Rosedale High School > Teresa, the book I have has all years of only the graduating classes. There > is an alpha listing in the back with graduating year. There are only 2 > Cooper's that had a senior picture. > Cooper, Elmer 1935 and Cooper, Merle 1933 > Carol > > > >
19. Re: [KansasCity] Canadian Records [1]
Lorine McGinnis Schulze wrote: | For more details, and for info on how to access these | records, see http://naturalizationrecords.com/canada/ | | I sent to Citizenship and Immigration Canada for records | for an ancestor in this time period and the fee of $5.00 | was worth it! (That's $5.00 Canadian funds). Full details | plus a form to download are given at the URL above. At the risk of veering too far off topic, I have to ask: are you in Canada? According to the web site you cite, you
20. [KansasCity] Kansas City Live Stock Commission - 1896 [1]
ALLEN, CAMPBELL, EAMAN, HOOD, JONES, MEGREDY "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Monday, January 6, 1896 SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. The headquarters of the Kansas City Live Stock Commission company, which has recently filed its charter with the Secretary of State, will be located in Kansas City, Kan. The directors and incorporators are: Calvin HOOD and H. P. HOOD of Emporia S. F. JONES of Strong City T. J. EAMAN of Kansas City, MO L. A. ALLEN of Kansas City, MO George B. CAMPBELL of Kansas City, MO John
21. [KansasCity] Mrs. Nettie MORRIS d. 14 September 1911 - Kansas City, MO [1]
"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Saturday, September 16, 1911 DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY. Mrs. Nettie MORRIS, 44 years old, died at the Swedish Hospital at 3 o'clock Thursday morning. She is survived by her husband, I. N. MORRIS, of 5108 East Twenty-fourth Street, a car repairer for the Metropolitan Street Railway Company. Funeral services will be held at Anderson's undertaking rooms, 508 West Sixteenth Street, at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. =====================
22. [KansasCity] Local Happenings - April 1895 [1]
BLITZ, CORRIGAN, CURRY, DAVIS, DIXON, ETUE, GARDNER, GILBERT, GORDON, HESTER, HICKS, JACKSON, McDANIELS, McDOUGAL, MORGAN, PERRY, SHARP, SHAW, SHELLEY, SHINNICK, SULLIVAN, SWEENY, YOST "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Sunday, January 5, 1896 Local Happenings as they were Recorded in "The Times" Events from Day to Day. Well-known Citizens Who have Joined the Majority. April, 1895 1. The price of "The Times" was reduced to 2 cents. 3. General GORDON lectured at the Auditorium 4. Kid GARDNER w
23. [KansasCity] Kansas City (MO) marriage licenses - reported 8 June 1897 [1]
BARKER, DeWITT, DeWITT, EIBSON, ELMER, FAULKNER, FREEMAN, GRAVES, KERR, McDONALD, NOLL, WHISMAN "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Tuesday, June 8, 1897 MARRIAGE LICENSES. Frank BARKER, Kansas City .......30 Emma EIBSON, Kansas City .........44 M. A. GRAVES, Independence ..........57 M. L. WHISMAN, Kansas City ..........42 J. D. McDONALD, Kansas City .......34 Mary DeWITT, Westport .................23 Alex NOLL, Kansas City ......................22 Rosa B. FAULKNER, Bemco, Tex ........24 A. A. KERR
24. [KansasCity] translation to English website [1]
I recall some people looking for a translation to English. Here is a website you may want to try. I haven't tried it and I don't have anything to use for a "test." Maybe someone on the List can do a test for us? http://babel.altavista.com/
25. [KansasCity] 'Footpad' and Alien (Draft) Registrations [1]
'Footpad' - I seem to remember from reading English mysteries, that the word 'footpad' was especially used in England. Then it probably came into use here. Alien Registrations - A couple of days ago I wrote to the list saying that the Alien Registrations for Kansas are at the National Archives branch here. But when the person who had asked about them replied, he or she used the word 'draft' in connection with them. Let me be more explicit. These are not draft records. These are registrations of adult ali
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