27 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
1
John Trice a prominent young Democrat of Bend died at his father Tandy Trice’s home yesterday afternoon after a brief battle with diabetes. He was 86 years old and his death followed a period of improving health. The shock saddened family and friends in the city.
The article discusses Missouri high school approvals expanding access to higher education at Missouri State University. It notes that fully approved schools allow graduates to enter the University without exams, underlining universal free tuition for university departments since September 1, and mentions articulation programs with the University benefiting thousands of Missouri youths while urging support for preserving traditional values.
Last week of the Bollman Bros Co piano sale in Moberly as they vacate by July 1st. Call to find a good reliable piano at fair price and terms. Bollman Bros Co thanks patrons and asks confidence for future business. Also a Dyspepsia remedy ad promises refund if unmet, price 50 cents per package.
A bull terrier named Kido, linked to Mrs. Race who died after a fall from a second story window, was shot by her husband to keep a promise to her. The article notes burial plans in Providence Missouri, possible burial beside her, and upcoming excursions and booth sales related to local events and baseball in Excelsior Springs and Moberly.
Henry Niles travels to St Louis seeking his wife Lillian May Niles believed in Ab Louis. He asks police aid after she reportedly left Thursday and took a new millinery job in St Louis. Separate item details a conductor’s wife whipping a railroad official on a street corner.
Salisbury Monday June 27 A man struck by a Wabash train near Salisbury was alive but badly hurt. He survived a 120 foot fall from the trestle en route to Oklahoma to see his daughter Miss Smith at Glenwood Junction. The 75 year old Christian church member gave the name O G Price and said his wife and daughter died in a lightning fire. Local pastor Mr Bbimis seeks identification while community amends care.
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