18 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1899
Page
1
Disjointed OCR notes describe Confederate veterans gathering in Charleston to discuss reunion and political matters. Mentions attendees Chen and Geneddon with unclear roles, references to distribution sources and local city funding for buildings and auditoriums. Mrs Geo R. Cope and her daughter visit Louis with other family names noted in fragmentary lines.
Fragmented OCR shows a plea to Wish Bather to Thowch and a cited state official urging adherence to constitutionally framed guidance. The text references a governor or state official, mental health concerns, and a request for medical or protective action amidst civic distress.
Test conducted on a submarine cable system linked to Trai C8 WwW, Liobbiusy and bin. Researchers reported steps taken to contain ghostlike cablings and prevent further damage. No injuries or major losses noted, authorities monitored the situation for further developments.
A fragmented notice outlines a Woodmen of America event sequence with a parade and public meeting. It mentions Helton and Crago as involved names and references a reform plan to be presented by Denanoeeiey, with pay details and timing described but not clearly defined.
Fragmentary report from Suir in May documents a sermon denouncing members for impure conduct and accusing Reinert of serious misdeeds. Names and places are garbled, but the scene shows tension in a church meeting and strong critique from the pastor at the pulpit.
A physician named Denier rejects a drawn out claim and refutes a specific diagnosis. The exchange centers on medical reasoning and patient safety concerns, with emphasis on professional standards and clinical responsibility. The discussion highlights disputes over interpretation and the need for careful evaluation.
A disorderly OCR filled report notes a meeting of business men in Moberly to decide on hosting the state fair. They pledged substantial contributions, aiming to fund the venture with promises of up to 10 000 clothies and more if needed. The group planned to file a formal application, seeking city support and a fair dates breakthrough.
Notice states sealed bids will be received by the county court at its next May term in Moberly Missouri. The county clerk is named as the official. The notice references proper practice and bid opening procedures with terms like reserve and bid order, though the text is garbled.
An old ad promotes Lulls Cough Syrup as a remedy for bronchitis and related ailments. The copy touts it as a proven cure with a boastful tone, noting a price of eight cents and urging readers to buy quickly for relief.
Danein, known as the blind phrenologist, was arrested today in Cooper County for raping Annie Cannon a mulatto girl. He denies the charge and posted bond for Wednesday appearance before Justice Burr. Prosecution alleges threats and witness claims. Jack, 28, claimed wealth from fortune telling and claims of good character amid local doubts.
A woman posing as Ellioth Smith's widow stood at the graveside in the Hillte cemetery near Acklin while his body was lowered. She said she and Smith were married in Ste. Louis for four years and filed a claim about his death. The man, a carpenter, died after a fall through a sky high from the Missouri Kansas & Texas freight depot in St. Louis.
In Maryville Missouri on April oF G Jesse pleads not guilty after allegedly shooting editor Frank Griffin and Lulu Griffin. Authorities report the Port Arthur route investigation involves the Port Arthur route and related editors.
In Coal township April 15 a large wolf attacked a sow pen and a litter of pigs. The sows fought the wolf but the boys finished it after a brief struggle. The notice also mentions a dance at Engineers Hall on April 21 with Palmer’s music and admission fifty cents.
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