07 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes folk illness influencing political appointments and special elections in Jeter City and surrounding areas. Mentions Sep 4 events, a fever, and rapid changes in leadership with brief references to Chicago correspondence and key figures such as Clare Sherburne and Lone Tangiers payer.
A garbled report describes a woman named Miss Marti Hathaway struck by a Holyl Yeaterday morning aboard a train near the city. The injured party was moved to a local hospital where doctors say she will recover. The article mentions repairs, delays, and investigations by railroad officials with several names and places unclear due to damaged text.
A chaotic court hearing and factory dispute unfold with Amos Cipwon presiding. Key figures include President George Pyierkes and Layneh, while Roberta Morris and Squire Morrissey attend related proceedings. The meeting discusses rental issues, debts, and potential property actions tied to a Moberly factory expansion and local land bids. A separate suit involves Cleaie G. Meai of the United States court, with a will and estate dispute over substantial sums.
Report of a Wabash railroad train running a segregated car in Missorra Qa to Huntsville last night. The front coach reserved for white passengers. racial mixing not allowed. Four carriages filled. colored and white passengers observed separate boarding and seating practices. Mrs Gibbens and family noted in incident. A second Huntsville special train planned for Saturday with round trip tickets and coaches. train departs Moberly at 7:30 pm.
W A Fickein becomes sole owner of the paragraph business after a legal transaction at Reed Street. Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Cedleminen plan residence changes, while Jay D a high official attends an event. Amos Gipson and the shoe factory committee discuss payments and new recognition as the community anticipates ongoing prosperity.
City officials face opposition from property owners on Coates Street who threaten injunctions if any show is placed before their homes or businesses. The Metropolitan Amusement Co plans a Sept 9 to Sept 30 carnival, but many residents may block it. Minnie Browning, 44, died at home two miles east of Calvo yesterday. Services set for tomorrow at 2 PM from her residence, with burial at Whisnant View.
Centralia townsfolk and the Sentralia Methodists express satisfaction as Reve J Abernathy returns to the Centralia church following the Carrollton conference. The Courier and Democrat note the favorable reception and renewed ties within the community.
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