Hawes at Hannibal Democratic Campaign Speech Impresses
A Democratic audience in Hannibal heard Harry Hawes deliver his first campaign speech at the opera house. He appeared poised and brilliant, drawing admiration from St Louis supporters and local figures, with Senator I Clay Heether introducing the program and R J Anderson speaking briefly. Hawes spoke for nearly two hours, receiving a long ovation and promising future appearances in Moberly.
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Harry B. Mawes
St Louis
Opera House
Hannibal
Mr. Hawes
Harry Hawes
Rolla
Hawes
St. Louis
Flawes
St Louisats
Clay Heether
R J. Anderson
Er. W. Nelson
Marion County
Moberly
Plaintiff Wins Hog Case in Replevin Suit
The replevin case from Justice Levans court ends with Mike Striel awarded $6 damages and costs against S. F. McCartney over a hog trespass dispute. McCartney had offered 50 cents while Striel sought $1. Mrs. Wilk, Pritchett and baby left for Kansas City after a two month visit with Mrs. S. C. Griswold.
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Mike Striel
McCartney
Mr. Striel
Justice Levans’ Court
Sec
Strief
Wi Ek
Pritchett
Baby
Kansan City
S. C. Griswold
Furlong Swears Off After St Louis Killing
Joseph F Furlong a young traveling fan from St Louis who shot Irving McDonald a St Joseph resident is released after spending a night under guard. Prosecutor Gabbart offered the family a chance to press charges but McDonald’s kin chose no action. The item also notes local social visits a fire insurance convention trip and a rebound opinion on Clifton Hill as a key shipping point with twenty carloads of cattle last Saturday.
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Joseph FF. Furlong
St. Louis
Irving McDonald
St. Joe
St Louis
Metropole Hotel
Kelly
Gabbart
John L MacDonald
Thurlong
Clifton Hill
Kansas City
Social Hop by Ladies Auxiliary at Randolph Social Club
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen hosted a lively social at Randolph Social Club Hall last night. Attendance was the largest since it opened, with dancing until 1 am and cream and cake served during intermissions. Guests praised the welcome and patronage for their events.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Wiremen
Randolph
Huill
B. of L. Ff
Missouri Odd Fellows Grand Encampment Adjourns in Cameron
One of the most successful meetings of the grand encampment of Odd Fellows adjourned in Cameron after a two day session. The group voted to meet in Kansas City next October and elected officers including Grand patriarch J. W. Black of St. Louis and grand high priest Dr W. OS Wheeler of Kansas City. Will Betts, connected with Y M C A work at De Soto, travels to Nevada to serve as YMC A secretary. Chrysanthemums oysters and graphophone tonight.
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Odd Fellows
Cameron
Kansas City
J. W. Black
St. Louis
W. OS. Wheeler
J. W. Funk
Ouarthage
H.C. Grandon
Gen
Kk. M. Sloan
Alfred Kettle
Calmed by Calamity: Three Year Old Dies After Caldron Accident
The 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Garnett of Madison area fell into a boiling caldron while playing in the yard as his father killed hogs. He died at 4 30 this morning from severe scalds. Chief of Police John Patterson is his cousin and attended the funeral with his wife and children.
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John Garnett
Madison
Mr Garnett
Garnett
John Patterson
Turkeys pour into Macon ahead of Thanksgiving sales
Turkeys arrive in Macon market with dealers paying 12.72 cents per pound with feathers on. A carload left Macon Tuesday for New York for a one day sale Monday. Birds reported in excellent condition, well fed, and demand outpacing corner dealers. Roy Sackett released conditionally after grand jury bribery indictment. bond set for possible future action.
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Macon
New York
Metropolia
Macon Times
Roy Sackett
St Louis
Grand Jury
W.P. Gave
Sackelt
Mrs Davis Suffers Broken Arm At Club Banquet
Mrs T J Davis wife of engineer Tom Davis of West Rollins street fell and broke her left arm near the wrist during a banquet and social at the Commercial Club last night. Dr Clapp summoned and the fracture reduced before Mrs Davis was taken home.
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T. J. Davis
Tom Davis
West Rollins Street
Commercial Club
Dr. Clapp
Davis
Fell Down Stairs Injures Mrs McNinch at Home
Mrs Annie McNinch of Hisk avenue suffered a painful fall this morning while performing household duties. She bruised and injured her person and sustained a cut on her nose. The incident occurred at her residence. The report notes the accident in a local newspaper column.
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Annie McNinch
Hisk Avenue
Royal Neighbors Meet Aims For 100 Members Before Convention
The Royal Neighbors met at the G A R hall with Mrs Jennie Simmons presiding. One new member joined and two names were presented. A letter from supreme officers outlined plans to recruit pew members and award a white rose pin. The group is enthusiastic to reach 100 members before the convention.
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G. A. R. Hall
Jennie Simmons
Cc. A. Mabrey
Burglars Blow Safes At Pavig In Morning Raid
In a 2 a m break in two safes at Pavig burglars took 50 dollars in cash and merchandise from Bassett's dry goods and Wm Carter's poultry house. They used tools stolen from a blacksmith shop to enter the stores and fled on a hand car. Parish authorities suspect two strangers in town yesterday one wearing a striped sweater and cap.
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Pavig
Bassett
Wm. Carter
Railroad News Items Stir Dem Reader Interest
J S Goodrich attended official business in St Louis while engineer Zack Medley remains on layoff due to illness. Conductor Cleary returns from Macon county and Chief Train Dispatcher M G Carter travels to Des Moines on official business. Multiple staff changes and incidents at Moberly and nearby, including engine rebuilds, resignations, a small wreck at Bedison, and a no fuel drill accident involving a petticoat pipe failure near Moulton.
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J. S. Goodrich
St. Louis
Zack Medley
M. G Carter
Des Moines
Moulton
Handy With Fists in Ray County Church Row
In Hardin eastern Ray County Pastor Kroward Low Davis of the Methodist church and Walter L. Bales editor of the Hardin News fought after a sermon on dancing. Bales accused Davis of lying and Davis knocked him down before bystanders intervened.
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Hardin
Ray County
Kroward Lo W Davis
Methodist Church
Walter L. Bales
Hardin News
Davis
Bales
Bean
Rev Davis
Ixvelsior Springs
Wevere
Folk FEE Question and Bates Reputation in Missouri
A Mound City exchange cites St. Louis councilor Bates warning against endorsing Folk amid salaries and fees raised for Polk officials. It laments Bates for opposing constitutional limits while supporting prosecutor Maroney, who drafted the bill.
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Bates
St. Louis
Mound City
Folk
Missouri
Maroney
Polk
New York Convalescent Hospital Nears Completion
A premier convalescent hospital for crippled children in New York nears completion on Mamaroneck Boulevard near White Plains costing about 100.9 thousand dollars. Helen Gould, donor and Irvington resident, funds and oversees the project modeled after Woody Crest for crippled boys. The facility will serve both genders with teachers offering wood carving and industrial lessons. Tickets for the Goetze Concert Course are available at Zahl's drug store with season openers featuring Edward Baxter Perry at Hegarty's Opera House on November 23 and future engagements including Porteous at Halloran's Theatre on January 22 and violinists Riedelberger or Waechter on February 19. Season tickets cost 1 dollar with reserved seats free. seat reservations begin Friday morning, November 20.
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New York
Mamaroneck Boulevard
White Plains
Helen Gould
Irvington
Goetze
Zahl
Edward Baxter Perry
Boston
Hegarty’s Opera House
Halloran’s Theatre
Porteous
St. Yoouis
Star
New House
Riedelberger
Waechtler
Single Tickets Inc
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