21 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1902
Page
1
The Lola team releases Meek after a poor yesterday and disorganized play. Reported to join Nevada next, the case mentions his batting failure and little team support. The St. Charles Banner-News notes an envelope money incident at a shop.
Houseman Loses a package containing 250 dollars reported to the police. The notice urges readers to seek relief from ailments with Dr King’s New Life Pills available at Canne’s and Dr Burk drug stores.
Excelsior was easy as the Signals blunted Bogle's Hays with a 5 to 0 win at Randolph Springs yesterday afternoon. Edwarda pitched well and defense mis plays aided the victory as the Signals pounded nine hits. Sheridan starred in the field and at bat with two double plays and a sharp liner catch. Attendance reached 3800 as fans watched a clean contest with lefty Craft on the mound for the visitors. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sunday school plans a wagon train to Randolph Springs Thursday starting from the church at 8 AM.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for multiple ailments. It claims to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorate nerves purify blood and treat kidney and liver troubles stomach disorders nervousness sleeplessness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria with a satisfaction guarantee from the druggists McCaone and Dr. Bark at 50 cents.
A 19th century advertorial claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures piles burns boils corns ulcers boils and eruptions after thirty years of marvels. The saner line advises consulting Hd McCanne and Dr. Burk druggists on the West Side for the product.
Washington desperado Tracey, once a Livingston County resident, is described as an escaped convict known for killings and shootings. Local officials and residents in Chili and Chillicothe say he lived near Chula years ago and may have relatives in the area. Prison records indicate a history linked to Missouri’s western counties.
A peculiar swindle figure known as Aba Rothschild or Boothschild, described as a master thief, was nabbed in Clarion County Pennsylvania after attempting to move diamonds from New York firms to dummy buyers. Reports allege he and accomplices used names like Cy HH Shewart to lure purchases and ship gems, with similar schemes traced to Youngstown Ohio. Authorities warn to track his movements to protect potential victims.
County court officials respond to articles in the local paper with a call for road fund information. Judge trashan callud at thee DAMOORAY buday and others extend a cordial invitation to involved parties to attend the next Huntsville meeting or the second Monday in August in Moberly for questions and details.
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