Commercial Club Holds Weeknight Executive Meeting
The Raegiative Committes mosting laat night with President John O’Keefe presiding discussed pursuing a move of headquarters to Moberly if inducements are offered. A letter from the State A. C. USW noted the organization’s $75,000 monthly expenditures and favored incentives to relocate.
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Repaira
QG Commercial Club Executive Committee
John O'Keefe
Equapmdiecations
Secretary of the State
A. C, Usw
Pell Mihai
Wwostad
Gove
Committed
Partmern
Ife
Leitin
Af Leatte Borri Af
Fire insurance ad urges Baltimore residents to insure adequately
A Baltimore ad warns that most people are under insured after a big fire and promotes several local fire insurance companies. It offers prompt and careful attention and provides the contact telephone number 441 and a representative named L Walarrrin at 441 North Williams Street.
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Baltimeare
Stamm Mann wedding ties city to Mann family
Will Stamm of this city marries Anna W Mann of Altona HH in a German Catholic church ceremony. Rev Walter Henry Pabry officiates. Relatives and friends attend at 9 o'clock. Afterward the bridal party attends a noon banquet at the bridegroom's parents' home as plans for their future life are outlined.
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Will Stamm
Thin City
Anna W. Mann
al Altona
Crearman Catholic Church
Ming Wate
Walher Henry Pabry
Mra
W. J. Stang
Nevis Mast Coates Street
Maberly
O Fingin
Shy
W. J. Stumm
Hog
Aily
Machania Gao
W. Mudd
Will
Japs Blow Railway Bridge and Seize Ports
A Shanghai cablegram reports Japan blew up a Manchurian railway bridge killing 30 Russians. Japan landed a large force at Seoul and captured three Russian transports with 2000 troops. Mesampo port is seized for a naval base to bolster future operations. a formal war declaration is anticipated. Admiral Uriu confirms sinking Variag and Korala with no Japanese casualties.
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Shanghai
China
Seoul
Aann
Korea
Komura
Pone
Variag
Korala
Chematpo
Uriu
Navy Department
Cheraulpo
Qhamalpo
Japan
Bulgaria Buys Ammunition for War Preparations
A dispatch reports Bulgaria has purchased five nation rounds of ammunition and is moving troops as war with Turkey looms. The message notes Christian Americans praying for Turks to be wiped from the map due to alleged outrages.
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Bulgaria
United States
Blair Case Dismissed In Missouri Court
In St Louis yesterday Judge McDonald dismissed the Blair case after Henry J. Kent moved to end proceedings. Hale, linked to a forgery indictment involving deeds alleged to be tied to the Blow estate and about 60 000 obtained, faced two counts in prior court before disqualification and transfer to McDonald. The judge struck the case from the docket following Blair's death.
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James L. Hlaig
Casa No Far Ag
McDonald’s Court
St Flouis
Naffernogn
Henry JT. Kent
Hale
Ely. Ig Righteousiens
Hin Concastah
Blow
Ebowan
Uint Binder
Sin
Taylor
Wink
Himmell
Caine
McDonalds
Kant
Jide McDonald
Blair
Ante
McDonald
Fragmented report on medical convulsions and civic figures
A damaged transcription describes severe convulsions affecting a person named Shada and references officials including St. George of Mintilton and Admiralator of atrentabe. It notes a worsening condition yesterday and a reported improvement later in the day, with uncertain mentions of money and authority.
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Atrentabe
George
Missing girl Ginzie Reed urged to contact Dumocwar readers
The Dumocwar editors publish a plea from Mrs. Marion Wilson seeking information about Ginzie Reed, a niece of Wylen Reed born in St Louis. The note notes Wylen Reed was killed near Moberly in April 1875 and the family suffered, with the aunt hoping readers can help locate the missing girl.
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St. Louis
Wylen Reed
Moberly
Ginzie Reed
Marion Wilson
South Sewing Ave
St Louis
Public Demonstration at 401 Read St Moberly Mo
A Siegel Exercian demonstration is set for Saturday afternoon from 1 to 6 90 and 7 to 8 30 at 401 Read Street in Moberly Missouri. John Campbell arrives from Cairo today to visit his sister Mrs Taylor and conduct business.
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Ruchri
Wita. Rothwell
Moberly
Compass
Chas
Ph Sabcock
Watts
Jo A. Atebrook
Lyre
Read St
Moberly, Mo
John Campbell
Cairo
Mrs. Taylor
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