Strike at Morris Mine Triggers Local Union Walkout
Miners at Morris Goal Company’s Morris mine vote to strike after four members of the local union were discharged by Mr Morris. The action follows a meeting attended by union leaders and officials including Gov Manuel and J Kehher. A representative’s interview cites the discharge of Henry Carroll red Jolson Harry Beresford and Harry Grismore as the provocation for the strike.
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Morris Goal Company
tTlantsville
Anton Ot
Mr. Morris
Henry Carroll
Red Jolson
Harry Toresford
Harry Grismore
Gao
Colville
Gov
Manuel
Harry Bousfield
National Board
Kansas
Gen Kehher
Weury Carroll
Harry Beresford
Sogother
Jad Johnson
Larry Cilmore
Morris
Morris Zive
oNigors
Well Known Moberly Residents Endorse Dowd Kidney Pills
Moberly citizens report positive proof from representative residents about Dowd's Kidney Pills bought at Wrogh's Pharmacy. A local painter, Hi Adano of 40 Winchester Street, claims eighteen years of kidney trouble improved by the remedy. Dean's Kidney Pills are advertised as effective with Milburn Company as U.S. agents and poster ads urging to remember the name Dow n's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Hi. Adano
Winchester Street
Tf Dowd
Wrogh
Pur Ely
Poster
Milburn Go
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Doun’s
Dulaney House Fires Explain Gas Cause in Harris Springs
The Harris Springs case concludes gas from the cellar polluted by air movement ignited woolen garments, with Fetter Bros and Prof Mocohal from Kansas City attributing the blasts to gas seeping into clothing. Experts advise moving the house thirty feet north to reduce risk.
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Dulaney
Shadow of Earth Blots Moon in Total Eclipse
Observers watched a total lunar eclipse last night from 10:30 to 12:50 as Earth's shadow darkened the Moon. Clear skies with scattered clouds allowed hundreds to view the event across Europe Africa and the Americas while the satellite darkened and then regained light.
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Daurope
Africa
New Zealand
North
South America
Wanted Money to Loan and Social Club Meeting Report
Wanted Money to Loan notes frequent applications for loans with moneyed parties urged to consult. A club session at Miss Bessie Davis's home on South Clark featured papers on the Goths migration, the Nibungenjeet, and the Cologne description. Julia Blarvey spoke, Juana Green played piano, and Ruby Dossey hosts next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Davis
Clark Street
Lara Gonda
Gol 1. McCanne
Cologne
Julia Blarvey
Juana Green
Aida Rhodes
Monroe County
Ruby Dossey
Clark area developments and business moves noted
Clark Commercial Club rents the opera house for a year and renovations begin. Milton Marshall buys John Gross property in North Clark and will move in soon. Woodmen lodge forms with 21 members meeting twice monthly at the opera house. D W Marshall buys J D Steward property in South Claris and will relocate. A R Marshall plans to start a local paper. John Crows rents hotel to Logan Meals and moves to Sturgeon to manage the Wealth hotel. Elmer Baldridge leaves after 18 months as night operator to work nights for the Wabash at Centralii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Commercial Club
Milton Marshall
John Gross
North Clark
Woodmen
Opera House
D. W. Marshall
J.D. Steward
South Claris
Elmer Baldridge
Centralia
The
Wabash
Jlmor
Tax Books Open for 1908 Taxes in Wayland Office
Taxpayers are urged to pay all taxes by January 1 1908 to avoid penalties. The City Collector Adam Loynyp Wayland will staff the office 9am to 6pm daily except Sundays and 7pm to 9pm on pay nights, with extended hours Wednesday and Friday until 6pm through January 1 1908. Liberty Pattern flats display on Friday and Saturday October 17 and 18. Indies invited to call and inspect. Hayvus and Darnell, Barristers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriday
Indies
Hayvus & Darnell
Bar
Carter files bankruptcy petition in Hannibal court
George M Carter a carpenter in the Wibash 1B I department filed two bankruptcy petitions in the U S court at Hannibal with A J Smith of Hannibal as attorney. Schedules list assets of 225 with 730 40 in facilities and 34 creditors including De WL Faulk Henry Levy and Max Lowenstein. Case referred to I W Neeper as referee. Also notes murder case continued due to death of Rhodes Clay and new counsel not ready. New fall goods in stock at homes tailor suits 18 dollars and up pants 5 dollars and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoo
George M. (Doe) Carter
Wibash 1B. & I
United States Court of Hannibal
A. 2. Smith
Hannibal
Phare
de WL Faulk
Henry Levy
Max Lowenstein
Sallie Kenepp
Hegarty & Bro
Geo Hammerschmidt
B Forney
Gil Werries
Martin Bros
van Gleve & Co
Prank Tuttle
Thomas Carmody
George Gutekunst
Win Radell
WS Wagner
Creorge Sparks
Mra Mat Rich
Annie Kaizer
Ww B Stewart
Firth
A L. Bassett
Bolt
Dick Martin Clothing Co
Boswell
J . Pry
Louis Last
Bounds
I? D Crow
Moberly
Henry Carr
Florida
Mao
A S Sidner
St. Joseph
JP Clapper
Rk Hogue
Huntsville
M Prp Clapp
Jacksonville
I. W. Neeper
United States Court
Clay
Supreme Court
Jas. L. Tartrell
Mexico
Rhodes Clay
Clarence Barnes
Nob Yes
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Wwendaywarters
Robinson
Reed
Biba
Young, the Jeweler
Reed Street
Cushan
Fientis
Wight
John Wv. But
Henry Levy & Co
Ondagh Phurasday
Alaim
Ida
Flintsville Herald
Randolph County
Wallace
Warrior
Currenci Ragsdale
Cate
North Williams St
C. C. Club
Clark News
A. R. Marshall
Whien
John Crows
Logan Meals
Sturgeon
Woelth
Lioyvyp Ll. Wayland
Oity
D. F. Carpenter
Jeweler
C. P. Beatty
Ttenemy, Mo
Bowers
Monte Carlo
Bowers’ Trade Palace
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