24 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1899
Page
1
Master Claude Grosche celebrated his twelfth anniversary with a Saturday gathering inviting many friends. Despite bad weather four rooms overflowed with guests as games dancing and conversation flowed until refreshments. A social lunch followed with gifts and cards from donors creating a bright memorable evening.
A gang burglarized twelve to twenty families in Springfield on Friday night taking money watches diamonds and other valuables valued around 2500. Several victims suspect they were chloroformed. A heavy rain aided the burglars and police have not yet captured any suspects.
A historical listing notes Dr Kelly practicing homeopathy at 4134 Reed Street with a contact phone labeled 50. The brief item presents a business address and service type without further details.
A playful pastiche links song titles to a narrator’s travels and memories. The piece reflects on assignments by Evansville entries Miss Blanch Kahn Miss Ber tha Mae Lesson and Phares K Weis, a compositor and editor's romance author, with a stream of song title riffs.
In Hannibal Hon. Champ Clark denounces government finances calling for more money and less taxes while praising Dockery for popularizing the phrase. He cites Dockery’s telegram to the 1890s convention and opposition to the Dingley bill. The Richmond Democrat notes Clark’s praise of Dockery’s shipwrecking critique of Fifty Seventh Congress expenditures.
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