Great success at Halloran's Theatre benefit by Anchor Lodge
A large crowd attended the Halloran's Theatre entertainment under Anchor Lodge No 54 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. The minstrel style show featured Miss Heasie Craig of Texas and speaker George Manuel of the United Mine Workers of America. A W Maier spoke on The Battle of the Ages, followed by stereopticon Irish scenes. Next event set for May 5. local moves include M Merry relocating to West Carpenter home.
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Talloran
Mehbt
Anchor Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Piremen
Trades Unionisds Ad
Engineeer
Sant Spackiman
George Manuel
United Mine Workers of America
Organization of Fireman
Heasie Craig
It, Worth
Texas
Itn
Miss Craig
A. W. Maier
Flo
Ireland
Maier
Moving to new Western Union quarters and wedding news
The Western Union Telegraph Co moves from rear Merchants hotel area to Williams street site after congestion checks. J F Jeanin gasa and Amos Gipson report to St Louis to press for immediate removal. A wedding in Missouri City unites Mr Mohr and Miss Kate Herring with plans for housekeeping on Myra and Burkholder streets. The Married Men's Lodge State Convention meets at Odd Fellows Hall with an afternoon public session and evening theatrical school.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Merelant
Balling
Williams Street
Muchl'a
Mosara
J. Bo Jeaningasa
Amos Gipson
St Louis
Merchanta
Contrictor Stidale
Red Mohr
Wabash Car Shopa
Louis
Misa Kate Herring
Moberly
Myra and
Burkholdar
J. W. Bradley
Myra Street
Rathwell
Thin City
Kavick
Gnopbell
Missouri
Missionary society entertaining at Itlrat Presbyterian church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Itlrat Presbyterian church hosted a social gathering at Mrs Shrader's residence. An afternoon program included a brief address and a catered dinner by Tony the caterer. Guests included Judge Chilton Mrs Martha Chilton and others, enjoying a social and charitable event. James Todd of Maryville has been named treasurer of the St Joseph asylum No. 8 with a salary of 830. Frank Owens elected steward of the same asylum at 750 yearly.
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Atvhar Coby West
I Wo Shrader
Woman's Tome Missionary Society
Itlrat Presbyterian Church
Shrader
Tony
Whitty Platea
Affler
James Todd
Maryville
Ingane Asylum No. A
St Joseph
Frank Owens
Wabash railroad staff changes and pay car update
Trainmaster A Ross of Moulton is in the city while Rakeman Strout quits the Wabash. Alanbree goes west on business. Will Valelly returns to Otumwa. Missouri Pacific first week April earnings rise to 601000. January figures show 10,006 with a 440732 drop. Pay car to Union Station April 18 at 7 pm. shops payroll to follow.
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Missouri Pacife
the Democrat
Union Station
Yrgo P. Om. Presday
Gallatin Conight to Hear Veenoh vs Wabash Railway Co
Napteor Olnas Areas and Mireman Dudley Taylor will travel to Gallatin Conight to testify in the damage suit Veenoh v Wabash Railway Co tomorrow at 9 am. The case stems from injuries to Me Hrenoh, an elderly resident of Gal Inilo, struck by a company vehicle. The Motherly Democrat notes editor interference in the folk craze and political office speculation, while praising friendship among Manare, Keeley, and Lowell amid campaign frictions.
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Napteor Olnas
Mireman Dudley Taylor
Gallatin Conight
Veenoh
Wabash Railway Co
Gal
Inilo
Beling
Stratus Nome Lime
Lat Wouls
Polk
Panta’ Onur
Moe Ai
Manare
Keeley
Lowell
Sturgeon
Infringement Claim Shapes German Policy Remarks
Chancellor von Buelow states Germany will not chase Russia, while the Washington Post notes a stance about Japanese privileges. The remark reflects tensions in European diplomacy and U.S. reporting on German policy.
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Germany
Russia
von Buelow
Washington Post
Owens to Open New Racket Stock Store in Reed Street
A. A. Shorty Owens, longtime Huntsville grocer, rents Reed street space from JL Grogs and plans a quick opening of a new racketeering stock unit. He will move his family to Moberly next week. Dr. McCormick of Kentucky, representing the AMA, spoke at the Commercial Club on a lecture to local doctors with about 30 attendees from Carrollton, Mexico and nearby areas. A barn project is being considered at Yates, Missouri, with Gt. 1), Burckhard aiding. Miss Mary Karnes and Miss Jessie Karnes of Mexico visited before continuing to Kansas City and Excelsior Springs to see relatives.
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A. A
Shorty) Owens
Longsinness van
Huntsville
Reed Street
JL. Grogs
Owens
Moberly
Commercial Club
McCormick
Kentucky
American Medical Association
Carrollton
Mexico
Yates
Burckhard
Kicked by a horse injures North Moberly man
George Headinghans of North Moberly was seriously hurt yesterday afternoon when a saddled horse roaming without a rider kicked him in the abdomen on North Morley street near Dr. Jee wins crossing. Dr. Irwin treated him and he was reported resting more comfortably today.
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Geo. Headinghans
Moberly
Morley Street
Jeewin
Irwin
Headinghais
Mrs. Munn Sails for England From New York City
Mrs. Thai Monn of Adanyg avenue departs Monday for New York City and will sail to England on Thursday. She plans to spend about a year abroad largely in London and her friends wish her a safe voyage and pleasant sojourn.
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Thai Monn
Adanyg Avenue
New York City
Bingland
London
Mrs Steele and daughter return to Kansas City home
Mrs. Fred Steele and her daughter Katherine returned today to their Kansas City home after visiting Mrs. Jack Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Steele Withs
Katherine
Kansas City
Jack Reynolds
Bargain Silk and Wash Goods Sale at Local Department
Local shop advertises reduced prices on silk shirts and wool blends plus cottons and silks. Viola variety includes wash goods by the yard, 27 inch silks, taffetas, and blacks browns in wide color ranges with marked savings for the next ten days.
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Anit. Iyza
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Gari Steek
Valerinio
Robinson’s Book Store
L. W
Hallorante Theater
M.merry
Zahl
Mer
W.T. Phillips
West Coates Street
Mrs. Phillips
West Carpenter
E. KR. Eichenberger’s
Henry Dry
Levy
Yestera Union Telegraph Company
WI Bo
Mohr-Mekiing
M. L. Convention
Entertained
Missionary Society
Sanford
el Morag
Judge Chilton
Martha Chilton
Joe Harlan
Mra
W. Spragp
Albert Pleming
Mra. Oliver
Todd
Little Joe
Railroad News
Democrat
A. Ross
Moulton
Rakeman Strout
The
Wabaah
Alanbree
Wabash
Will Valelly
Otumiwa Town
Jank Robinson
No. 1
Dea Moines
J. A. Doyle
Hotsville
Kimbal Gilbert
United States Cavalry
Parsons
Klasen
Dot
JS Kh. White
Iusk Avenue
Shelbina
Ward
Gallatin
Hoth Honest
Herrick
Sunmoor Pines
Thorne & Key
Bright Goods
GROSS
DR. McCormick
Mary
Jeshie Karnes
Excelsior Springs
Vigit Relaliven
England
Bowers
Wash Goods Dept
Dress Goods Dept
Mattinga
Laos
Ruga
Pricea
Bowers’ Trade Palace
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