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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

Aug 16, 1899

Page

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Plot to overthrow French Republic linked to Duke of Orlans

Paris dispatch details a conspiratorial plan to seize newspapers burn newsstands and attack the Elysee Palace as part of a broader move to install a new War Minister. The plot, reportedly backed by the Duke of Orleans, aimed to trigger troops siding with conspirators and prompt a national upheaval.

London Paris Daily Mail Labori Rennes Duke of Orleans Dreyfus League of Patriots Taleram Elysee Palace de Gallifet Lubori Pouilard

City hall meeting sets plan for Moberly wool fair

The Streat Fair Committee reported a respectable sum raised and urged continued efforts. Advertising and amusement committees were named led by Jennings Levy Lowen and Ruby Quayle Nugent. Next meeting will occur when called by the president. Excessive drinking tackled by employers and railroads as a social issue is noted.

Ihe Jno B. Jennings Henry Levy Max Lowen Atein

Durksyvilly Friend Pays Subscriptions At Moberly Fair

A W Vinca visited Moberly on business and paid up his in advance subscription, sending three dollars for his sister Mary McClure’s paper at Kansas City. He reports good crop prospects and says his section will celebrate at the Moberly fair August 20 to September.

A. W. Vinca Moberly Dusiness Mes Mary McClure Kansas City A. W

Local Osteopathy School Admits Patient Requests

WH White of Kirkwville Missouri offers consultation and tuition for osteopathy training at Sivehool. The item notes demand and engagement in early registration but the readable text is fragmentary.

WH. White Dha Ac Osteopathy Kirkwvile Tonhotmer Tiros Star

Obituary of A. B. Maxey Doad Near Middle Grove

A. B. Maxey Doad died at 76 years and 7 months at his Middle Grove home from age related illness. Burial was at Swindell graveyard four miles east of the Grove. He lived near Middle Grove over 75 years and was known as a hardworking farmer and Christian gentleman. He leaves a wife and six children and many friends.

H. YW. Maxey Middle Grove Burtul Swindell Milan Grove Hus Tad

Missouri Pacific Freight Train Wreck Near Horton Injures Several

Six injured as Missouri Pacific freight train No. 414 passes a bridge near Horton Missouri. Conductor L Reynolds and brakeman C D Brown among the injured. Four tramps hurt, one fatally, after cars derail following the bridge collapse.

Nevada Missouri Pacific L. Reynolds Horton Brakemnon C.D. Brown John Woodard

Mrs Brooks Hosts Luncheon Honoring Visiting Mother

Mrs W Brooks of 618 West Rolling Street entertained a small group of ladies Tuesday afternoon at luncheon to honor her mother Mrs Knudson visiting from Brookfield Missouri. Guests included Mrs Fos ter HW Kon and others as they renewed old ties in a social afternoon.

W. Brooks West Rolling Street Knudson Brookfield Mosdames P. Foster Kon Conkly W. J. Stamm G. W. Morris J. Souis Joe Bennett Huntsville

Vandals Arrested After Brick Attack On Volunteers

Police arrested Chester Ruse and Chas Oglesby after vandals at the old Arlington hotel threw bricks into a tent used by American Volunteers on North Williams Street. They were fined 7.50 dollars plus costs and may be sentenced to street work if they cannot pay.

North Williams Street Arlington Hotel Chester Ruse Chas Oglesby

Tragic Infant Death From Chewed Cigarette in Akron

An eight month old infant in Akron died after finding and chewing a partially smoked cigarette. The child became violently ill a short time later and died within hours. The incident involves local residents and recalls past connections to Millar Bros. grocers.

Akron Lasle

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