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17 Jul 1905
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Moberly Evening Democrat in Moberly, Missouri
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1905
Page
1
Prominent Norborne Official Dies in Personal Crisis
Nate PD reports the death of a well known Norborne mayor and tele center manager who died at home during a personal crisis. The deceased was a highly respected town figure amid public life and estate matters. No further details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate PD
Bvitos
Norborne
Tele Elie Dines
Inet
Dead Cat
Tre Ates
Tragedy Casts Gloom as Robinson's Store Customer Dies
Robinson's Book Store and city residents reel from a fatal drug incident. A man left his tele phone office in the evening, failed to return, and was found unconscious next morning. Police say the case involves motive and possible prosecution as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vans
Coheme
Bonte
Tcock
Low Price Wall Paper Sale This July
During July the store cuts stock by offering very low price wallpaper options. The note implies customers may benefit from purchasing and hints at potential action for those who resist the offer. The fragment references a campaign to move stock and attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
Chillicothe Beats Caddies Colts In Wild exhibition
A large crowd watched Chillicothe defeat the Caddies Colts as Bartee sparked a fireworks display with a first inning homer and a booming hit. The Signals showed early life, but Mudville’s Hopeville crew answered, and the Stents were left reeling as the home team benefited from a disputed error. County school superintendent Hattie Baits faced questions over salaries while L. Weisberg dined with the Chillicothe contingent, adding a humorous aside to the postgame scene.
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Chillicothe Terday
S$ Vale
Mudville
Bartee
Oman
Pier Tee
Fred Oliver Plans Florence Hotel Refit and Café
New Enterprise reports Fred Oliver, former Wabash hotel manager, negotiating with Geo Hassett for a two year Florence hotel lease. If signed, Oliver will open a modern 35-bedroom hotel with cafe, complete refurbishing from cellar to roof, aiming for first class service and a bright, clean environment. He vows high quality coffee and dining, while neighboring businesses note the area’s strong location and potential development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Oliver
Wabash Hotel
Geo. F. Hassett
Florence
Servie
I. Hewitt Stanks
Agivene
Death of Bert Edwards's daughter in Hannibal
The daughter of Bert Edwards formerly of this city died in Hannibal. The article lists relatives and friends from this place who attended the funeral including Jane Stevenson Samuel Alexander John Lowden David Dittman Doe Patrick and others. A runaway horse incident on West Reed Street frightened a wagon but caused no serious damage to the residence of Pola Q. KEY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Edwards
Hannibal
Janes Stevenson
Samuel Alexander
John Lowden
David Dittman
Doe Patrick
Fess
Procaryl
Colby Stevenson
Arthae Edwards
Limberts
Abe Nimmans
Willie Willard
Mary al Stevenson
Bert Pilchards
James Steverson
West Reed Street
Pola Q
Commander of National G. A. R. Dies in Boise
The National G A R commander Crom died at Boise after illness with his wife at his side. He planned to visit Grand Army posts in the Northwest. Born July 15, 1841, in Bristol PA, he served in the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry and First West Virginia, promoted to captain at Five Forks, later judge advocate general of Massachusetts, and elected commander in chief at the last national encampment.
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Blacmar P
Bristol
Fifteenth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
First
West Virginia
Five Forks
Custer
Governors Long
Air. Natio
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