Kip and Dowie clash and religious duel debated
A fragmented tale notes O A Kippinbrook of Moberly praising Miller's Sarsaparilla and Celery Compound while referencing Dowie and a duel challenge with Mirza Ghulam Ahmed. It mentions religious movements, press coverage in The Review of Religions, and publishing changes at the Regular Baptist church paper in Mexico Ledger.
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Kip
O. A. Kippinbrook
West Coates
Moberly
Wabash
Ln Moberly
Trost’s
Trust Drug Co
Mat
John Alexan
Chicago
Dowie
Ron
Mirza Ghulam Ahmed
Quadran
Punjaab
India
Tun
Mirza
Ior
Gurdaspur
Tuchia
Mirvi
Christ
Orear Resigns as NY Life Agency Director
Jad T. Orcar, agency director for the New York Life Insurance Company with offices in Jefferson City, resigns due to ill health. John Talbot of St. Louis will succeed him as director.
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Jad ‘T. Orcar
New York Life Tasmancs Go
Jaffergon City
John Talbot
St. Louis
Wabash Wreck Injures Engineer Walter Nall at Peru
Engineer Walter Nall former Moberly resident now on Wabash eastern division was injured when train No 6 from St Louis to Toledo wrecked near Orotolek entering Peru. Fireman Meredith and mail clerks Louder Sanborn Taylor were bruised. passengers escaped as coaches remained intact. Wreck blamed on faulty section work.
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Walter Nall
Moberly
Ineer Walter Nall
Otelock
Peru
Fundie E
St. Louis
Toledo
Nall
Meredith
Miracously
Sanborn
Taylor
Hegarty
Atereapticon and
Moving Pictures
Gouta
Plan to Insure Against Strikes in Louisville
A plan to insure against strikes is under consideration by R A Nunemacher, a leading railway printer, and W C Jones, president of the Kentucky Wagon Manufacturing Company. The scheme bases premiums on business risk, aims to form a company, and could attract capital as premiums from the previous year would seed the venture.
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Louisville
R.A. Nunemacher
South
W. C. Jones
Kentucky Wagon Manufacturing Coastern
National Manufacturers Association
New Orleans
Messrs. Nonemacher
Noneés
Astaike
Sunday closing law shocks Springs area shops
A drastic Sunday closing law left Spring residents with shut shops and halted milk wagons. Officers arrested a cafe manager for selling gum and a grocer for doors left open while preachers urged enforcement. Newspapers from several cities sat unopened at the post office.
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For Springs
Anya
Oftioh
Joon
Kinkale
No Joon
D ‘Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Memphis
Little ‘Rock
Baptist Juniors Planned Picnic At Reservoir Grounds
The Baptist Juniors will hold a large picnic tomorrow afternoon at the old reservoir grounds weather permitting. They will depart for the grounds at 1:30 and spend the afternoon playing before returning home after supper in the cool evening.
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Baptist
Bates
Manager Joyelenburg Opens Dates For Chillicothe Exhibition
A letter from the Moberly Signals manager informs that July 4 and 5 were open to Chillicothe, but the dates were closed and the game will be played here. The USA excursion will be from Moberly to Chillicothe.
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Will Joyelenburg
Moberly
QG Hillicothe
USA
Chillicothe Constitution
State Railway Commission schedules freight rate study
The State Railway Commission seated John Willis of St. Louis to prepare a freight-rate schedule for board approval. The commission, a dozen members led by W. 44 McCulley and Joseph Rice, seeks a reasonable rate amid longstanding legislative tension. Willis, formerly a Burlington and Great Western clerk, will work with Bell Mahan and D. Snyder, who traveled to Exolator Springs this morning to arrange the Wabash excursion.
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State Railway Commission
McCulley
Joseph Rice
John Iolt
John Willia
Mir
Willis
Burlington
de Trogislature
Bank Burglar Caught In Smithton Near Sedalia
Clarence Hearn aged 19, a former State Reform School inmate, was caught inside the Smithton bank by John Selken and Constable J L Jones after breaking into the cashier’s desk while cashier Te Wright was dining. He had only about 1.25 dollars in pocket when arrested.
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Smithton
Sedalia
Te Wright
Clarence Hearn
State Reform School
Boonville
John Selken
J. L. Jones
Hearn
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Miller
I. N. Cross
J. N. Cross
Regular Baptist
West
Ele
CG. G. Smith
Sune
Mexico Ledger
J.S. VanCleve
JS. S&. VanCleve & Co
Ily
T. Orear
Young To Jeweler
Reed St
Robinson’s Book Store
Blume
Tip
Jas. O. Blume
North Ath ST
Wabash Wreck
Reed ST. VicCanne’s Pharmacy
Henry Levy & CO
Gilmore
Campbell
Ty. M. Blankenship
Cecil
Intelligencer
Missouri Press Association
Noeda
Missouri
Progunt
Howarddia
Mexicco Intelligenceor
Journeymen Barbers’ International Union
Springfeld
Metropolitan
Springfield
Barbers
International Union
Stat. Springs
Thorne’s
W. S. Thorne
Clean Light Store
Reed Street
Horton
Bell Mahan
Chase
Snyder
Exoolator Springe
Perfons
I2ie
Ise
Clothing Department
Headquart
Bowers
Reed
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