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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
1
Telegram from Portland reports the Canadian Bank of Commerce has acquired the Bank of British Columbia with ten branches across British Columbia Oregon California and one in London. The note adds this resembles a money trust.
The body of Channing B Barnes alias Jack Nelson was found in the Palmetto swamp near the Poydras crossing. Authorities believe he killed himself after a train robbery, leaving letters and the stolen watch and letters from the crime in his possession. The note to a lover and references to figures including Special Agent George Murry are found on him as investigators tie the death to the Chicago and St Louis crime spree.
In a fall opening note, a tailor announces a new showroom fitted for immediate work, boasting the best piece goods in the city and fashion plates from the latest magazines. He emphasizes expert supervision of all garments for the best fit, plus gratitude for past patronage and commitment to prompt, satisfactory service.
Family asks daily for a quick two minute desert option. The recipe suggests Lemon Orange Keepberry and Strawberry flavors with minimal water and no baking.
The Redmond Company performed Side by Side at 13 Opera House last Friday to a large audience. Thursday and Saturday shows included A Summer's Romance and Davy Crockett with strong applause. Mr Redmond plans a spring return and Hegarty's hosts next week with My Friend From Kokoma and popular prices with ladies free on Monday.
It Sims farmer and stock raiser was found dead in his bed at home near Thompson Audrain County Thursday morning. He had been in Mexico Wednesday morning and paid his taxes.
Benjamin J Sackett of Chicago, employed by the Illinois Rubber Co, is wanted in Dayton Ohio on a bigamy charge. He lived with Mrs Sackett for over three years, traveling and presenting her as his wife, while claiming the Chicago ceremony was pretended. He left Dayton with Minnie Copp, whom he later married in Richmond Indiana after deserting his Dayton wife.
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