10 May 1905
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
1
A Carnegie library discovery reveals damage from a vandal amid recent days as small miscreants browsed volumes. Engravings were mutilated and flowers uprooted, showing contemptible littleness in some individuals.
Robinson's Book Store promotes new wallpaper patterns at unusually low prices with a display of speakably low costs and inviting offers for customers seeking home decor updates.
A vandal damaged a costly bound book about the Army and Navy from 1776 to 19th century and uprooted several Cannas planted in front of the library. The book had been a gift from Mrs J H Babcock and librarian Mrs Lee mourns the loss of engravings and plants. If caught, the culprits face severe punishment.
Sam Cook sues Globe Printing Co for 100000 in actual damages and 15000 exemplary damages totaling 250000. The case stems from a February 1960s Jefferson City newspaper report accusing Cook of false affidavit regarding Democratic funds while he chaired the state committee. Randolph County chosen as forum. Randolph County officials note strong legal teams.
The St Johns Church mission draws crowds as Father Ryan assigns Vincentian priests Mathers Nugent and Asamuth to lead both children and adults. The children’s mission ends with a high mass and benediction while the adults continue through the week. Father Nugent speaks on sorrow and contrition for sin. Alexander Campbell dies, funeral set for 12:45 from his daughter’s residence with further arrangements to Mitchville. Mrs Rector remains bedbound nearby.
A concise report notes New Jotoulardia’s introduction and its value at 64e yard, highlighting early performance and potential.
Cleo W. Davis reports a bicycle taken from his front porch Sunday night. Archio Gurrva, 13, son of Sgt Burrow, damaged another wheel. a court case or restitution was discussed as the offender faced family payment. Thursday at the YMCA Lake Geneva program urged broader Christian fellowship. Phares Weis attended Brunswick high school graduation events.
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