23 Jan 1899
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1899
Page
1
Bowers Trade Palace advertises a wide range of dry goods clothing carpets and tailoring services. The store highlights affordable pricing and prompt alterations with in house tailoring and custom fittings. Located in town, it invites customers to browse fabrics garments and home decor.
A white woman and a supposed African American claim to the estate of CG. F. Hickman, widow Bert Scott of Kis., prompts a public dispute over race and legitimacy. Discussion centers on alleged colored ancestry of Hickman, with witnesses and a Springfield son asserting bloodlines and marriage to white women amid accusations of misrepresentation.
Dov driving came off Ballardiy as qudvertised with awards listed as Nurgber Frew second Sota third and Hokbers Gin prize security. Holders should keep their numbers for an upcoming draw in sintyadsiya.
Mrs Daniel Fharton widow loses twin boys in a blaze that engulfed their home near Paris in Monroe County Friday night. The mother had gone to church leaving the twins alone. The fire began while she was away and the children made no effort to escape.
An odd note outlines financial actions after January 25 1999. It mentions cash flow at credit and a figure of 500 dollars. A comparison references 4.00 versus 850 for Razor.
A brief notice reports Miss Tah tion Rollins street, died at 4 20 Saturday morning at her sister Mes M O in McTofferson City from consumption. She was summoned to bedside by a physician and passed away at the family residence on D 7 Rollins street.
An inquest heard that a farm laborer near Hannibal was struck by a speeding train while on a side track. The engineer blew the whistle and rang the bell but was ignored. The coroner's jury ruled death due to the man’s own carelessness. no blame on the crew.
The city council of Moberly Missouri declares Coates street from Brinkerhoff to Johnson to be paved twenty four feet wide with vitrified brick, four inches sand bed, and four inch curbing. A special tax to fund the improvement is authorized, with notices published for two weeks.
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