14 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
1
W. J. Bryan released a statement declaring support for Parker and Davis as nominees of the Democratic National Convention. He cites opposition to imperialism, contrasts with Roosevelt and the Republican stance, and argues the Democratic platform will advance race relations and avoid warlike policies.
Our July prices will be so low that you will want to visit. We must reduce stock and invite you to bring in your pictures to frame.
A political letter questions the Democratic platform on army reduction and anti trust measures linking to financier influence. It criticizes Mr Parler on money policy while praising some anti trust stance before noting Prof R Llimerson resigns as Columbia public schools superintendent to become assistant superintendent in Missouri starting August.
Thobie announces a stock sale starting June 22 and running through August day. The event promotes improved stock and claims lower prices than rival stores, branding the sale as a genuine COST SATA.
The Chilliothe Democrat notes Hon. Thomas Taggart of Indiana will chair the Democratic national committee and Hon. W A Rothwell of Missouri will be a strong secretary, praised as a worker and organizer for a winning campaign.
Two marriages occur in Mexico as residents from Moberly participate. The latest wedding joined Bertha Wilson of Moberly and Gusloward of Kirksville with a preacher performing the ceremony after arrival on No 20. The bride will stay in town while home is prepared in Osteopaths.
Reports from St Petersburg say officials dispute the Port Arthur disaster claim. General Stoessel notes reduced harbor shelter after Japanese guns on Takub Mountain and diminished relief prospects curse. Rumor of a fall circulates but no confirmation. Public opinion shifts on its impregnable image. A London paper report is dismissed as unconfirmed.
A Chicago and Illinois railroad excursion train collided with a freight train near Glenwood injuring many and killing twenty one. The voyage carried Sun day school group from Doreneus church and other spectators. freight crews faced shipping disruptions and meat prices were unsettled by implied strike effects.
Shannon McKinney and Grace Morris married this afternoon in St Louis in a secret ceremony performed by Elder Moore. Morris, a former Moberly saleslady, and McKinney, a Union Station dispatcher, were long-time sweethearts and announced their nuptials just before the event.
The McCanne's Pharmacy contest offering three prizes closes tomorrow night July 15 at 10 o'clock. Top collector wins a round trip to the fair and cash prizes of 5, 2.50, and a third round trip with no cash. Results will be announced later in the Daily Democrat.
Readable fragment notes silk ribbons offered in various colors and yard lengths. Mentions sale at a yard with 500 yards available and a neck ribbon on sale. Limited readable facts with no clear date or full context.
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