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Moberly Evening Democrat in Moberly, Missouri

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Moberly Evening Democrat

Location

Moberly, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1899

Page

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Jealous Lover Kills Visitor in Fulton Shooting

A shooting at the home of Mrs Amanda Dane Vatiner in Fulton leaves Thomas Gronway dead. Calvin Tradging HC Tern Charles Marty Themis Shephass and Thon Goonway-ladil gate to visit a young lady. after a remark about Vine Lillie Harvey, a revolver fired, hitting Civway in the left shoulder and heart. Harvey, Vine Lillie, and a coroner's inquest follow. Palmer claims no provocation. Ganaway detained. Parish in jail. transfer to Kansas City scheduled.

Thomas Gronway Fourth Missouri Volunteers Fulton Amanda Dane Vatiner Fourth and Market Nreete Younge Calvin Tradging HC. Tern Charles Marty Themis Shephass Thon Goonway Ladil Visi Cinaway Vine Lillie Harvey Palmer

State fair site fight narrows to Chillicothe or Moberly

Chillicothe and Moberly compete for the state fair location. The Moberly case hinges on railroad access with three Wabash lines and the M J T line providing east west and south links, while Chillicothe boasts three lines but lacks southern connections. The Chillicothe Constitution mocks the state board and argues Chillicothe’s rail access is inferior for southern travel.

Chillicothe Moberly Burlington Chicago Milwauskee St. Paul Stne Board of Agriculture Schamps Grand River Bottom Livingston County Chitticothe Allen Imperial State Grand River Alny Chillcothe St. Louis Kansas City Thorugh

Railroad Men Face Charge Over Moyor Mill Fire

The Wabash freight train crew including John Powrie William Richards and others were arraigned in the city police court on a charge of willfully destroying city property after they ran over and damaged the fire hose during the Moyor's mill blaze. They pleaded not guilty and Judge Geratd set the hearing for Wednesday May pra. It is reported the Wabash will cover hose damage and the case may settle out of court.

John Powrie Willian Richards Dlolin W. Richiards Frances William Andorsen Moyor's Mill Geratd Junnibal Journal

Hood's Sarsaparilla proverb advertisement noted

The passage discusses a broad Hood's Sarsaparilla advertising campaign by Messrs Hood & Co. highlighting a proverb about attractive things in advertising. The print notes the proverb's impact and broad discussion among the public and suggests the ad series shapes favorable commentary.

Hood's Striuparitia Messes, Rood & Co

GOL STOTSENBERG KILLED IN MANILA CHARGE

In Manila on April 25 Col John M Stotsenberg a Nebraska volunteer fell at the head of his men as his regiment charged the Fourth cavalry. He was struck through the heart and died within moments. Lieutenant Sisson was killed half an hour later. The regiment suffered heavy losses.

Manila John M. Stotsenberg Nebraska Volunteers Storgenberg Sisson Wee

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