Miss Stella Barrett to Graduate in Music at Loretta Academy
Miss Stella Barrett of Loretta Academy will graduate in music on Monday night June 20 at Galloran's Theatre. She has studied seven years, three under Loretta Academy tutors, and completes Perivation Formation Harmonization and Inversion of the Common Chord. Her teachers praise her neat books and ability to perform complex compositions. Many friends from Magic Guy will attend the ceremony.
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Stella Barrett
Loretta Academy
Ialloran
Miss Barrett
Loretto Academy
Mrs Noble in Critical Condition at Walnut Street Home
Mrs John Noble is reported critically ill at her Walnut Street home after a week of serious condition. Samuel Turner, staying at her bedside, has returned to Qld Monroe to resume work on the Burlington Trannibal Courier-Post. Mrs Noble is mother of B C Noble of this city.
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John Noble
Walnut Street
Samuel Turner
Qld
Monroe
Burlington
Courier-Post
Noble
B. CG. Noble
Marines on Wall Paper largest field and June sale
Our Marines on Wall Paper were the largest field we have been in. Motherly urges June sales with very low prices and invites customers to see them for favorable offers.
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Sair
Robinsons Book Store Overrules Walsh in Supreme Court Case
Missouri Supreme Court affirmed permission to amend the writ petition in a Jackson County case seeking a convention or primary to select delegates to the state convention. The court ordered adding all county committee members as parties, with further arguments set for Friday morning. In a separate item, a baby girl was born to Mrs. James W. Tedges at 416 North Attle Street.
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Supreme Court
Jackson County
Missouri Supreme Court
Democratic Committee
Frank Walsh
Iansas City
Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Judge Gates
Id Yates
BR J. Ball
Marshal Tink
Kansas City
James W.tedges
North Attle Street
Marked photographs spark terror at Cripple Creek union meeting
A bundle of forty marked photos found in the Victor Miners Union hall is alleged to show groups of mine workers with names on backs and two crossed out men linked to the Vindicator explosion. Jas Cochran, secretary of the union, is questioned while union leaders hold a closed-door session amid fears of plots against mine owners and workers.
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Cripple Creek
Colorado District
Ghawners’ Association
Victor Miners’ Union
Neegan
Union Hall
Jas. Cochran
Union
James Cochran
Elected teachers and local notices from Moberly paper
The school board elected Miss Rayborne of Columbia as high school teacher for next year and Jed Baender for manual training. Others to be chosen later. Mrs. Olle Craig died in Marshfield and was interred in Oakland cemetery. A fight on Wabash No. 1g led to no arrests. Marriage licenses issued to Bert Hamilton and Lutie Northcutt and Albert Arnold and Novia Yeager both in Moberly.
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Miss Rayborne
Columbia
Olle Graig
Marshfield
Moberly
Oakland Cemetery
Oscar Craig
John N
W. ‘To
J. P. Hamilton
Ida Hamilton
Ltuuisville
Carrie Pennigton
Alabama
Bert D. Hamilton
Lutie S
Northcutt
Albert Arnold
Novia Yeager
Maberly
Bates
Desnograt Readers Enjoy Railroad News Highlights
Rail workers and operations figure in a set of notes from Desnograt readers. Fireman John Eastwood visits his sister in Weeello while Thomas Hopson faces layoff in the Wabash copper shop. Elmer Ball returns to machinery department time keeping after Kansas City work. A Navy passenger train delays three hours due to an engine failure and boiler damage near Hannibal. P Perrine of the Wabash visits Carrollton Yard, sparking talk of Wabash Santa Fe cooperation. Wabash freight train No 68 derailed near Sturgreen injuring Conductor Andy Caplinger and tearing track thirty feet, but normal service resumes via stock tracks.
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Navy
Hannibal
Moberly
P.perrine
Wabash Railroad
Carrollton
Carrollton Democrat
Wabash and
Santa Fe
Wabash
St. Louis
Sturgreen
Andy Caplinger
Terris
Notice Posted on Re-Employment in St Louis Shops
A 1904 notice from St Louis dated June 7 directs Mr Lange to post that vacancies will be filled after Monday with new workers, prioritizing Wabash ex-employees and married residents of Moberly. Re-employment offers end Saturday night June 7, with carpenters and painters for engine work to be hired by Mr Nudd on a separate payroll. The message is signed by Joan Jrammin, President, Christian Endeavorers of the GP, and First Presbyterian churches.
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St. Louis
Goodrich
Moberly
Magee
Lange
Flo
Nudd
Joan Jrambin
Scoville Evangelistic Meetings Attract Large Crowds
Fifteen converts added at the Christian church weekend, with eighteen more the previous day marking the best two days. Mr Scoville spoke to a full house on "A Night In Palestine" and tonight the sermon is "The Eternal Harvest" with De Loss Smith singing and Miss Jennings leading a trio "Reaping As We Sow."
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Christian Church
Scoville
Palestine
de Loss Smith
Jennings
Kidnaper Gets Four Years for Abducting Sedalia Child
William Rockwell, a Sedalia clockmaker, abducted 11 year old MyrMe Delmar Cole near Otterville in Morgan County. He and the child were found and brought to Sedalia, where Rockwell agreed to plead guilty and received a four year penitentiary sentence.
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William’ Rockwell
Sedalia
Myr- Me Delmar Cole
Otterville
Morgan County
Rockwell
Embree Buys Santa Fe Drug Store
Caleb M. Embree has bought a Santa Fe drug store and will assume possession Monday morning with plans to move his wife there later. He is described as a hustler and is expected to run a successful business. Mrs. Arthur Eichenberger and baby, and Mrs. Banta, mother, returned this afternoon from a visit with Macon relatives.
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Caleb M. Embree
Santa Fe
Caleb
Arthur Eichenberger
Banta
Macon
A Word About the Fair and Costs in St Louis
The writer dispels fears of robbery at the St Louis fair and outlines costs. Lodging near the fair is $1 per day, meals available from 15 to 50 cents, gate fee 50 cents, total about $2 per day for one person. Extra expenses are optional while essentials are free. bring your own dinner if preferred. G Wy Kurcren.
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St. Louis
Reyner
Moberly
G. Wy Kurcren
Miss Hattie Enfield Attends Roney Funeral in Goss
Miss Hattie Enfield returned to her home in Goss this afternoon after attending the funeral of the late John M. Roney. Miss Josie Harris returned to her home in Stoutsville after attending John M. Roney's funeral.
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Hattie Enfield
Goss
John M. Roney
Josie Harris
Stoutsville
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Weeello
Thomas Hopson
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