Clarence pitcher Chinn thrills with sixteen strikeouts in Shelby county game
In a Sunday clash reported by the Chillicothe Constitution, Clarence’s seventeen year old Chinn, nicknamed Phonom, struck out sixteen and dazzled with fastball and curve. He pitched again Saturday as Chillicothe beat the Maroons 9 to 0 with Curtright on the mound.
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China
Jie
Clarones
Shelby County
Vie Ia
Clarence
Shelbinn
United States
Tio
Millsap
Ritter
George Crossly
Bales
Chillicothe
Maroons
Curtright
Phonom
Chinn
Sundsy
Roomy
Impressing the Filipinos with additional infantry units
The article notes a military plan to strengthen Manila defenses by adding four infantry companions to reassure Filipinos that they are watched and treated well. It also includes a lengthy advertisement about gastritis and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Popsis claimed as a cure with prices of 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Willpino’s Humor Ignites Civil Government at Manila
General rod Grant states that Willpino is full of fun and can take a joke. The Chicago Chronicle notes the exquisite humor of civil government at Manila, promising not to be silenced by mockery.
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Rod Grant
Willpino
Manila
Chigago Chronicle
Millet crop sample and local notices from Moberly
A Moberly resident sent a sample of a large millet crop indicating fine quality and abundant growth. The crop was planted on June 16 and harvested September 8, maturing in two months and nineteen days. Also reported: Mrs Mary Creach, 74, died from paralysis at home near Centralia. Quincy Reserve beat Sedalia 7 to 6 at Quincy. Warrison pitched for Sedalia. The New York newspapers can now move Roosevelt in and out with a six line paragraph.
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W.O. Johnson
Moberly
Mra
Mary Creoch
Centralia
Bourbon County
Kentucky
New York
California Return Trip Offer from Wangas City
A damaged notice advertises a $4500 round trip to California from Wangas City with rail and air options and return by land route. It promises stepovers, coal return limits, and comfortable travel at a cheap rate. Write J A Stewart at Kungus City Mo for full details on costs routes and reservations.
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Ora
Tielets
Wangas City
Sanfrancisco
J.A Stewart
W. Pla
Kungus City
William Shields Dies After Long Illness
After a prolonged decline William Shields died at 6 05 Monday night September 2. He was a charitable and generous man, faithful friend, and exemplary citizen. The funeral will be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon September 4 from his home at 708 Franklin Street, conducted by Rev. Cole.
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William Shields
Crom
Franklin Street
Tov. Cole
Bravery of Woman in Butler Pa Cured by Modric Bitters
Mrs Dowling of Butler Pa endured three years of malignant stomach trouble with nausea and indigestion. After failing all remedies she found relief with Modric Bitters and reports complete recovery and weight gain. Lialda digestion cure advertised with Dr Burke’s Hist Side Drug Store.
Maloney's Wedding at Opera House Delights Crowd
A lively comic night at the Opera House features Dan Miloney as Maloney with sharp wit and lively timing. Widow Metlangy delivers an Irish character performance while the farcical plot keeps the audience amused despite uneven pacing.
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Maloney
Lloggarty
McGabe
Dan Miloney
Ita Bagngg
Metlangy
Ufa
Conrad Thaurditios Uagally
Phong
Francis Still At Large In Warrensburg Murder Case
Bassie Francis, suspected of killing Miss Mary Henderson near Warrensburg, remains at large as investigators chase vague clues. A Negro on a freight train and other sightings failed to identify him. Authorities list warrants for Charles Briscoe Frank Briscoe and Temmet Davenport for accessories after the fact. Preliminary hearing slated for Warrensburg Wednesday.
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Kansas City
Bassie Francis
Mary Venderson
Warransburg
Jonson County
Shrasburg
Pleasant Gi
Praneis
Pho
Sherif Temple
Johnson County
Sho
Llarrigonville
Sherif
Warrensburg
Clinton
Moe
Llo
Oass
Slenry
Pleasanty
Lees
Wravels
Charles
Frank Briscoe
Temmet Davenport
Peculiar Malady Strikes Kansas Man After Prolonged Sleep
John S. Little, once a large 260 pounder, has slept most of the past five months. Taken to Wedlands California then back to Kansas, his excessive sleep and dwindling appetite confound doctors. Despite talks of lithia, his condition remains dire with little chance of recovery.
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John S. Lttla
Wedlands
Gatien
Om Alawatha
Kas
Kansas
Wis
California
Lithia
Removing Ws Objections From Anecdoten President Tucker
Dart mouth leader called out by name for summer stays on a New Yamkshire farm. He complained about the pigpen and servant girl, then received a conciliatory reply joking that no hogs remained since his departure.
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Tucker
Dartmouth
Hanne Kee Weil
Endured Death Agonies Cured by Dr King's New Discovery
San Antonio man J M Garrettson endured extreme asthma pain for years before using Dr King's New Discovery for constipation. The ad claims the remedy cured asthma and consumption, with a trial bottle offered at Burla's Host Ride Drug Store and a 60 cent to 1 dollar price.
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J. M. Garrettson
San Antonio
Tex
Advertised Letters list for Moberly post office
Weekly notice lists uncalled letters for the Moberly Missouri post office for the week ending August BL 2001. Names include Mrs H Allen Bossie Burton Chas Colley A W ish Harry Gurason Winma Gillespie W A Gulagher Mrs Guard Chas Mutton Alice Hloughind Georga Josel Mrs L J Jones Gov R Murry S A Peario Mrs Mannie Ragslim Lewis Savidge John White G T Whaple Maggie Wood Walter Warder Tios Ploming Mrs alu Waast Tivos Kinny P M
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Moberly
H. Allen
Bossie Burton
Chas, Colley
Harry Gurason
Winma Gillespie
W. A. Gulagher
Guard
Chas.Mutton
Alice Hloughind
Georga Josel
L. J. Jones
Gov. R. Murry
A. Peario
Mannie Ragslim
Lewis Savidge
John White
G. T. Whaple
Maggie Wood
Walter Warder
Tios Ploming
Alu Waast
Tivos
Kinny
P.M
Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly Red Cross Ad
An old notice touts keeping clothing white with a red cross small blue badge as genuine. It claims the product is sold by all grocers and vendors.
Mrs Nation Arrested for Inciting a Riot in New York
Carrie Nation arrived in New York City and was arrested at Dwenty Death Street and Highth Avenue on a charge of raising a crowd and creating a disturbance. She had entered three saloons and two concert halls, with bartenders and patrons among the crowd, before police intervened and she was taken into custody. She was released on the escort’s promise to return to her hotel.
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New York
Carrie Nation
Dwanty
Death Street
Highth Avenue
Tres Nation
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The family thanks friends and neighbors for untiring assistance during the bereavement after the loss of our beloved daughter. We deeply appreciate the expressions of sympathy and the tender care shown. May you find many friends to lighten your burdens as you have done for us. CG. L. Burm and PAMILY
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CG. L. Burm
Pamily
Sedalia Prepares for State Fair Attractions and Trains
State Fair opens Wednesday September 11 with Shks street fair prominent speakers races and fireworks at night. Mr Keok T runs special trains from across the state leaving Moberly at 7 15 PM for a round trip price of 1 00.
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Sedalia
Keok T
Moberly
Kansas City Round Trip Train Fare Details
The notice advertises a Kansas City round trip leaving Union Station at 2:50. It quotes 1.50 for the round trip with returns from Sedalia around 10:80 PM. The text references a state fair event and a special KC and T train schedule noting morning departure times.
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Kansas City
Union Station
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Moterly
Farly Maroons
Monarch
Missouri
Quincy
Warrison
Sodalia
Francis
Taise
John
Watha, Kansas
Deach
Lady Maccabees
Magic City Aid Society
Mr. Uorrorn
Chimberlain
W. J. Henoreaan
Bagnell
Jno
Rau
Athena
Frank
Peters
W. Malyiny Dinter
Meoat
Oran Puro
Wien
Moochey Avmirmoan Tom, Co
Mrs Nation
New York City
State Fair
New Dress Coods
Bowers
Como
Palace
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