30 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
1
A seller named B21d2 G, S. RiODGrEeR states Standard Oil will close part of the day next Thursday and the White wagon will not run that day to allow repairs to be made on his wagon.
London reports that Colonial Secretary Chamberlain told the House of Commons self government for South Africa would come sooner than anticipated. He noted it is fair to allocate war debt costs to the principal industry of the region. A separate ad urging piano buyers to visit John N. Taylor for favorable terms concludes the item.
The ex champion John L Sullivan attacked McGovern's training quarters near New Haven Conn on a Monday morning causing havoc. He smashed Humphreys door and confronted Eddie Caine before finding a wild cat in a cage on the porch. The cage broke free and the household needed help to separate the animals. Sullivan expected to meet Young Corbett later and will be laid up with a badly chewed leg.
Chillicothe residents push to form a regional baseball league for next season. A leading local businessman backs the plan, with six to eight towns likely joining including Moberly Trotton Kookuls Brookfield and others. Invitations may go to Hannibal and two other towns to complete the circuit.
City Marshal James W. Woods of Macon Missouri battles a deceitful tramp who pretends to be deaf and dumb. The man refuses to leave town, endures jail in a cage and manipulates with a slate while taunting arrest. He declares they will hear smallpox ruse to stay jailed. The story also notes a domestic car and a poodle misadventure on a Swindon street.
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