06 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
1
The note promises a full display of available tools and resources for inspection. It highlights readiness to present the complete selection to interested parties and invites engagement to review offerings.
A local ad promotes cheap wallpaper stock clearance claiming quick sale and inviting buyers to compare prices before purchasing. It highlights 25 cent window pricing and mentions new picture moulding available this week.
An Italianate notice from Chicago announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Luella Dutton to Mr. Thoaward La Martine Doll. The couple plans a spring wedding after Miss Luella’s New Era upbringing and business ties. details mention the Vose Pinna Co and local connections. A separate item cites William J. Stone via the Maryville Tribune correspondent, describing a curious sidewalk encounter near Tarkio Depot involving ex Governor Stone.
Wan Claines and Wan Catep dod charged with Tevin Stephens murder were held for the grand jury and released on bail of $5,000 each. Prosecutors argued the patter tule after dinner and the court fixed bonds as stated. Witnesses including Will Danse and Chas Thomson identified Cintnes as the assailant. The defendants returned to their Cairo area homes after the hearing.
A draft game law urged by the Audubon Society outlines prohibitions on wild bird trade and destructive practices. It sets open seasons for quail turkey prairie chicken pheasant and crane and limits daily bagging to five birds per species with other creature protections. It also calls for fish passage ladders and restricts netting and gillnetting while banning certain slaughter and wasteful methods.
Remains of Conductor Ed Santis killed after a fall from a St Charles train reach Moberly on No 19 and are taken to 272 South Ault street. He was 53, survived by a wife and two children. Funeral services set for 2 PM tomorrow at the residence conducted by Rev B Tausk under the orders he belonged to. Dr Pred Carver of Marrison is visiting relatives.
Late returns show the Democratic plurality could exceed 30 000 with 40 000 possible. Secretary of State Cook reports a large margin while Chair A W Rothwell notes gains in St Louis Kansas City and St Joseph. Republicans see no hopeful signs as results surpass any off year gains of the last decade.
Local columns report funeral attendance for Pearl Slavs in Salisbury and a series of relocations and hires. Jerome A. Reigel opens a St. Louis law office after leaving Moberly. Choral groups invited to Old Books Concert. various residents travel to Huntsville, Brankford, and east for quail hunts and business.
Special to the Democrat from St. Louis dated November 6 reports George Vest Jr., son of Missouri Senator Vest, was found dead in his hotel room in Washington City. He had long served as his father's private secretary.
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