Whipped to a Standstill in Chillicothe Rugby Showdown
The Signals were routed at Chillicothe yesterday in a lopsided game that left observers baffled. Citizens report all nine players were in the air, and the home team dominated with a light touch, while Cadie’s Colts faced a bruising defeat. Meanwhile UV Sinnock and bride returned home after a southern visit, noting a happy reunion in Northeast Moberly.
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Chillicothe
Copetter
Grand River
Kansas City
Miller's Park
Sinnock
Bride
Moberly
Mr.Sinnock
Memphis
Woolkink
Quncy
Nice New Patterns and Specially Low Prices
Robinsons Book Store advertises new patterns and unusually low prices for books and sewing supplies. The promotion highlights affordable patterns and discounts designed to attract customers.
Death’s Decree in Moberly as Mrs Devereaux Dies at Home
Eliza beth Devereaux, wife of George Devereaux, aged 36, died this morning at 705 No. reas Marinadin Street two hours after accouchement. She leaves a husband and six siblings and was active in the Mystic Workers of the World. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow. Also Beverly, a 16 year old colored boy, died yesterday morning at his Bedford Street home of consumption. He was well liked and formerly a bicycle repairer. He leaves a father, mother, two brothers and a sister. funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow.
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Mars
Élizabeth Devereaux
Reas Mranidin Street
Devereaux
George Devereaux
Tady
Mystic Workers of the World
Ben Nuter
St. Lows
To. Myron
Waltomw
Mass
Chas, Gier
Springfield
Marcus Gast
Oakland
Cal
Joliet
Meher
Beverly
Bedford Street
Moberly
Card of Thanks for Mary Thomas and local acknowledgments
The undersigned express thanks to Mob erly Lodge No 315 Black smith and copper shops and car department employees for floral offerings and to Rev Br Campbell for kindness during the illness and obsequies of Mary Thomas Sis Tomas. POW Krogein ann Janing Mrs Frank Martin of West Need street conveyed home after ill effects during Cumberland Presbyterian church service. Medical attention improved her condition. Mr and Mrs M A Romans of South Pirth street celebrate arrival of a fine baby at their home.
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Moberly Lodge
No. 315
Br. Campbell
Mary Thomas
Tomas
Krogein
Ann Janing
Frank Martin
West Need Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
M. A. Romans
South Pirth Street
Thcir
Wabash Railroad Plans Depot and Bridge Work
Railroad notes detail Wabash plans for a new Clifton depot and relaying the Excelsior Springs line with heavy rails. Crews work on bridges at Ferguson Bridgeton and St Peters while tanks arrive at Kirksville Macon and Ferguson overseen by Bridge Foreman Broella. Wabash men return to duties after layoffs.
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Lou
Lxcelsior Springs
Wabash
Kirksville
Macon
Ferguson
Fights in Alley Lead to Fines for Four in Police Court
Two colored men Pinkie White and Will Tomlin fought in an alley near Reed Street and were fined $2.50 and costs in police court. This afternoon Lessie McDonald and Mrs. Chas Williams, both colored women, were arrested during a hale pulling exhibition at Union Station and fined $2.50 and costs each.
Prominent Jacksonville Residents Face Judge Over Fish Trap
Noted locals plead guilty to illegally using a fish trap in East Fork four miles west of Jacksonville. They admit the catch was shared among neighbors but none were paid. they pay costs and agree to remove the trap. Deputy Warden O Moora keeps watch for further violations. James J Jeffries retires from boxing due to rheumatism and malaria, leaving theater duties and heading to California for recovery.
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Gana
O ' Moora Ja Alwaya
Dishale
TF Fries
James J. Jeffries
Disuawe
Ng Humin Belog
Jeffries
California
Mrs Thomas Funeral Held at Family Home
The funeral for Mrs Thomas took place yesterday at her parents home on Myra street with Rev. G D Hama delivering the service. Floral tributes surrounded the casket and the remains were laid to rest in Oakland Cemetery. An attachment suit, Noah Wobnel vs W C Turner, was settled in judge W Frdivans court with Turner paying $9.60 covering demand and costs.
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Oss Vlhomnas
Noah Wobnel
W. C. Turner
W. Fr.divans
Boy Phenomenon Locates in Missouri Hotels
The so called Boy Phenomenon has been found at the Wabash hotel for four or five weeks. His next likely destination is Jefferson City or Booneville. He spent hundreds of dollars with local newspapers during his stay. Mrs J T Frame returns home after three weeks visiting her brother S P Logan. Her mother in Chariton county died May 7 at over 82 years old. Royal Neighbors plan an elegant social hop at Mayflower Hall Sunday night May 19.
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Wabash
Jefferson City
Booneville
Missouri
J. T. Frame
East Side
S. P. Logan
Chariton County
Mayflower Hall
Fragmentary Draft of Local Yardage Estimates
A garbled note lists yardage figures for various destinations and items. It mentions 100 8 yard for Organdibas and 260 nH yards for all the new Ghook BSultings, indicating an archival budget or routing plan with unclear terms.
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Worth Sea Yard
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Watches
Young the
Chillicothe Yeaterday
Robinson’s Book Store
Geo. Devereaux
Smoke Johnson Brothers
Railroad News
GC. A. Ross
Moulton
W. Wh. Winters
Baker
Clifton Han
W. A. Flowers
Brunswick
Sam Snodgruss
Hlness
Wogbeer Chas. Mulen
West Rollins Street
Weat Coates Street
O. W. Kelthley
H.W. Owena
Nat Devans
Prisen
Cape Girardeau
Bogs Thomas
Ite
Midson
Central
Thorne & Key
Bright Gooda
Charlies
Orr
Ogarpata
Bowers’ Trade Palace
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