Mails Seized by Russians Prompt Strong US Protest
The Post Office Department reports new evidence that Russian authorities seized and confiscated United States mails during the Calchas incident. The cabinet directs a state department protest, with Ambassador McCormick in St Petersburg briefed and a demand for facts on who the mail was addressed to. If private mail was taken the US will seek recovery and measures to prevent recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Poet Office Department
State Department
Russia
Une
McCormick
St. Petersburg
Post Office Department
Wynne
Dodwell & Co
Tacoma
U. Somailyan
Japan
Baby Show at Bus ton's barbershop entries invited
The Baby Show will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at Bus ton's barbershop. Chief of Pulive Patterson offers 45 in gold for the prettiest boy baby and Mayor Dingle offers 4 5 in gold for the prettiest girl baby. Bring the babies early and have their smiles fixed, all babies must be under two years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buston
Pulive
Fire destroys most of Santa Fe business district
A large fire struck Santa Fe in Monroe county on Monday night destroying every business house and several dwellings with the origin undetermined. The report notes local commentary on nearby residents and mentions a farm near Brunswick and a Democrat, Mr Kennel, present for commentary.
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Madison
Santa Fe
Monroe County
Wo fXennel
Brunswick
C. P Apgar
Kennel
Charlton County
W. J. Bryan
Fancy China Headquarter News on Fall Paper Hangers
The item lists new lines of picture mouldings and fall paper hangings offered by Fancy China headquarters. It advertises pet friendly prices and mentions a promise of savings or deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Freight crew blamed for wreck evidence in Warrensburg case
The coroner's jury investigating the Missouri Pacific wreck at Warrensburg blames the freight crew as three men slept through the fatal moment, while W McVey the Montserrat night operator testified that Sedalia dispatch ordered wrecking crews and doctors before trains met. Union day services begin October 14 with Day services at M J church and evening services at other churches.
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Corona
Missouri Pacific
Warrensburg
Montserrat
W. McVey
Sedalia
Warrensboro
Union
M. Jf
Williams and
Rollins Streets
Funeral for George W Runyan set for Union Avenue home
Funeral services for George W. Runyan, the isolated conductor killed in a railway accident at Norville yesterday morning, will be held from the family residence on Union Avenue at 2 p.m. tomorrow. The service will be conducted by Key, Bor, and Gaither.
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George W. Runyan
Norville
Union Avenue
Key, Bor, Gaither
Couple to marry on the platform by Squire Morrissey
G. Bowers and Miss Maude Smith plan a public afternoon wedding on the kangaroo court platform at 2:30. Prizes include 25 dollars from Dr. BE W Burk and 5 dollars covering the license fee and ceremony by Squire Morrissey.
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G. ©. Bowers
Pickpocket Suspect Detained by Marshal Then Released
Marshal John Patterson confronted a suspicious man during the early hours and invited him to city hall. The suspect refused, became hostile, and was struck to secure compliance. Though officers believe the man was one of the lingering pickpockets, there was insufficient evidence to convict and he was released.
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John Patterson
John
Carnival day features grand horse show and prizes
The Eagles carnival third day pleased attendees with ideal weather and large crowds. The morning horse show drew many fine entries, with judges weighing top points to award prizes including best saddle stallion Snow & Miles Jacksonville five dollars and best saddle gelding Wm Hockley five dollars, among others.
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Snow & Miles
Jacksonville
Wm. Kelly
Wm. Hockley
Amos Gipson
Merchants Hotel
Isham Powell
Randolph County
J S. Bowers
Mise Mayme Bassett
Addie White
Robi. Spragg
Huse Matthews
Hacker
Geo. Sours
Herbert Huntsman
Moberly Candy Works
Roy McDaniela
Moberly
W. P
Geo. ‘Lucker
Geo. Schwab
Hackley
Albert Allison
O. Noel
John H. Gyneh
I. Pp
Newman
Mechanics’ Bank
Painful eye injury interrupts railroad worker in city
Trademan Marvin Tritch yesterday suffered a cinder in his right eye and endured considerable pain. Prank Beaver and a crew of painters from Parsons Kansas are in town painting Katy offices, bridges and other company property.
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W. D Hussung
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Texas
Marvin Tritch
Prank Beaver
Parsons
Kansas
Katy
Will Wed Sunday in St Louis Mandry and Miss Jones Wed
David J. Mandry and Miss Nannie Jones will be married Sunday evening in St Louis. After a few days there they will return to Moberly, their future home, with Miss Jones traveling with her sister Miss Nellie to attend the fair. Mandry is a well known Wabash fireman and holds many local friends.
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D. J. Mandry
Nannie Jones
St. Louis
David J. Mandry
Mareriage
Moberly
Miss Jones
Nellie
Mr. Mandry
Evan
Mound City
Mandry
Flo
W. B. Jones
Local and Personal News Highlights
J M Butterly traveled to St Louis for the fair. Miss May Turner of Sturgeon visits Mrs Virgil Isaacs. Ike and Geo Hlse and their sister Mrs L J McKinney departed for an unspecified destination.
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May ‘L'Urner
Sturgeon
Virgil Isaacs
Ike
Geo
Hlsea
Mre
L.J. McKinney
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BABY
Robinson’s Book Store
Wayland
Loyd Wayland
C. W. Maugua
Clark
Union Revival Services
Almianch
Centralia
Bryan
Chas
Manly
Wabash Machine Shops
Reed Street
Old Court House
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. OD. Raikes
Union Station
Macon
Olive Branch Lodge
Moberly Lodge
Curry’s
Oral Store
George Ron- Lyon
Hersey Levy, CG. C
J. H. Holly
Kouri
Joe Harlan
Joe
J. Fr
J. H
Tlarlan
Geo. Runyan
Denograt
Rth
Conault
J. P. Beuth
Railroad News
Democrat
Jewel Magazine
Iour
Thorne & Key
Bessie Burrell
Columbia Today
The
University
Tot Bright
Huntsville
City
Mary Fidler
Frank Ganz
Burlington, Iowa
Mrs. Ganz
Henry Stamm
Frank Ash
Denis Kelly
Victor
Colorado
J M. Butterly
Weber
Webers
Reed St. Successorate L
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