15 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1906
Page
1
A man identified as Sam Jones died suddenly from heart failure around 4 AM on Mack Island near Meck. News notes from Morning Mody describe the event as a sudden loss affecting locals and families. The report mentions global concern over health and references a broader Rocketland system context.
A petition for divorce was filed in Muntaylite Indaainry by attorney Quayle on behalf of husband Wigahowt against his wife Mare Quayle. The complaint cites alleged infidelity and abandonment, alleging threating conduct and harsh conditions, with references to dates around November 26 140g and events leading to the separation. The case seeks dissolution of the marriage and related relief in a formal court action.
A large turnout greeted Mr. Bryan during a campaign stop in town. He spoke at the Presbyterian chapel and later at the Merchants Hotel, where admirers packed the lobby. A horse caused a brief scare on South Montrose Avenue as it bolted before being controlled.
An accident on South Morley Street injured W. Gray, manager of a plumbing company, and two drivers. The wagon toppled, Gray was thrown and taken home for several days of recovery. The other men escaped with minor injuries. harness and wagon suffered heavy damage. A nearby witness reported a quarrel earlier with a railroad worker and a confrontation that led to chaos, with legal actions filed and a $10 fine imposed for disturbing the peace.
The Atherton residence changed hands after a disputed sale reported two weeks ago. The transfer to Mr. Hlaime followed papers filed by Albertan, with the deal valued over $11,000, indicating Eugene Mimson’s involvement and the sale affecting Moberly dwelling property.
A sorrel punter Urlonghay and a team of horses were driven from Moberly without a driver. The horses surfaced along the road near Verbraeck, with residents recalling the loss and subsequent recovery after a tense, crowded scene. Police traced the animals and found no serious damage, though a note in the barn mentioned a reward and the event drew attention from locals.
Mea Kitherlee Cinaghet died at 7:80 morning at 1100 Boned sheel after a short illness. She was born in Dowlphinn Perms and lived in the city since. Survived by husband Joseph M Gingrich and three children Mia, Jobe Neth, Mrs. Wd Vodle aur toi Ghurrleh. Burial at Caleland cemetery with services at 20 o'clock led by Rev Campbell. Burial details private.
A tragic murder case unfolds near Licking Missouri where Jodie Hamilton allegedly killed his wife and three boys and a baby before fleeing. Authorities later report a confession obtained from Hamilton’s wife which details a violent spree starting from a morning visit to relatives.
A confusing message urges residents to back a $100,000 water proposition. The appeal rallies support at Northeast Chapel and Northwest Chapel, urging the public to vote in favor while addressing communities along the same district.
Amos Gipson proprietor of the Merchant's Hotel intends to install a private water plant within two weeks. He claims the present water company is unreliable and aims to provide guests with better service using his own deep well and a compressed air machine to supply water throughout the hotel. The project would cost a small amount and promises improved baths for guests regardless of expense.
A large crowd gathered yesterday for the funeral of Mrs Leily Buel. Rev. Ippastor of the Trst Prosebyterian church conducted the services and offered consolation to relatives and friends. The remains were laid to rest at Oakland cemetery beside others who have passed. Nell Deakin, a member of Mrs C Bradley’s party, is on the sick list.
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