28 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1904
Page
1
Hearty congratulations flow as Dr Cuppaidgi notes the newborn is unusually heavy and robust. The mother and father are said to be doing well while neighbors praise the healthy arrival amid a busy night at home.
A morning fire at 8:30 at J. H. Richardson’s Bedford Street residence caused little damage after Jas. Dysart reportedly put out the blaze before the fire department arrived. The fire was confined to the kitchen and was insured. Miss Ala trickerson left for Columbia to visit friends.
Four of Missouri’s leading Democrats visited Moberly with two addressing Halloran’s Theatre in the afternoon and two scheduled for tonight. Hawes and Reed spoke after dinner at the Merchants’ hotel and the program included praise from John Lynch and Will Rothwell for Missouri’s Democratic leadership. Hawes attacked Roosevelt’s Philippine and Panama policies while urging a straight party vote. Reed followed with an ovation ready reception as the event continued.
From Missouri to introduce the true Democratic gospel as speakers preside at the meet. The gifted Jim Reed will ing. Stone and Preliminary prepare to introduce Mr. Cook tonight.
In a rear end collision at Grand avenue, St. Louis, passenger trains Nos. 1 and 2 collided as No. 1 pulled out of yards. A few passengers on No 1 were scratched and bruised. No. 1 delayed about 90 minutes, No. 2 about 3 hours, and No. 7 and 11 also delayed. The No. 2 last parlor car was cut in two. engine front end damaged.
Rollie Noble of Kansas City who faces grand larceny charges was freed last evening on a $500 bond. He posted through Wim. Kelly as his surety and departed for his home in Kansas City. He is to appear in circuit court in Huntsville next March.
Passenger train No. 7, due in Moberly at 2 35 this morning, arrived 1 20 this afternoon after a sequence of crashes. A derailment occurred near Wright when a drawhead separated, stranding sleepers. The trip faced three-hour holds at Grand avenue and Ferguson and minor engine failures before completing the run toward Kansas City.
A joint meeting of the B. of L. I. and its Auxiliary appointed a arrangements committee for a Thanksgiving Eve event at the Mayflower club hall. Geo. Deveraux will chair with J. H. Holly as secretary and treasurer, and members Mrs dam Sparkman Garrett THeadbrink Foster Henderson and Chas McFlrase. The panel will convene at Sam.
I will sell at public sale at 2 30 tomorrow my household goods at my late residence Mrs S Clark street. Goods will be sold at private sale before that time. T A H Burke. Mr and Mrs Cannon left today for Phillipsburg Kas after visit with Sam Rich and family.
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