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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1895

Page

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Marble Hill notices and local visitors fill Zalma week

Marble Hill gains busy scene as travelers like Mr Hall S Ed Juden Joe Reyburn and others were seen here Tuesday with fencing expanding around Zalma. Bil Crouch recovers from pneumonia while J W Slinkard and Dr Cubbage sold horses. Local figures Rev Daventi Loyd and Alf Moore appear amid church growth and barber shop moves.

Zalma Mr. Hall S. Ed Juden Joe Reyburn General Chandler Marble Hill Arthur Sanburn Paxico Marshall Baker Glen Allen Alf Moore J. H. Watkins Jackson Bil Crouch John T. McClane Whitson Jamison Mr. Burton T. J. Moss W. A. Davanti Tr. Loyd H. Watkins S.J. McMinn Leo Slinkaml Marble Hill Frotay Tak Press

Capture of Jefferson Davis Recalled by Wisconsin Officer

A Wisconsin state commission report recounts the May 1865 capture near Irwinville Georgia. Davis was found with Reagan and a small escort, wearing a shawl and appearing as a dignified civilian rather than in disguise.

Wisconsin State Commission Chickamauga Jefferson Davis Henry Harnden First Wisconsin Cavalry Tarnden Davis Macon James H. Wilson Breckinridge Benjamin Florida Cuba Pritchard Michigan Colony Pritchard Reagan Texas Wilson Irwinville Irwin County Mississippi Mr. Davis Basil Duke

Grover and Carlisle Loan Draws Scrutiny in 1895

In April 1895 critics note the government chose a costly loan with a 68 million dollar issue. The Economist claims brokers earned over 35,000,000 in profit while the syndicate bought at 104 1/2 and sold at average 113. The speaker warns Col McClure to verify beyond Alabama and cites London insight.

Alabama Grover McClure London International Finance Economist Carlisle United States

Long edom of Spring News From The County

Long e d nonstandard local letters describe sowing oats, party moves, new Republicans, sawmill success, and farm sales. Mentions J Mouri G Wirkpatrick Green Stovall Philip Maloney Tam li informal church meeting at Flatwoods March 29 and ongoing efforts for a local wake provision amid chatter on local business and signs.

J. di. Stovall Sam Newel Charley Wiillis Frank Mitchell Nebraska Jim Mouri G. L. Wirkpatrick George Old Pond Ledge Commissioner of Public Schools Green Stovall Green Philip Maloney Scott Phil General Baptist Ministers and Flatwoodshirch

Crooked Creek News Notes and Local Updates

Spring arrives as Walter Denman builds a new residence and Samuel Shell visits Patton relatives. Henry Tinnin is ill with brain inflammation. Henry Lee and wife traveled to Fredericktown. Garden work, potato planting, and oats sowing are current. Rev. Dotson preached at Pleasant Valley. Rev. Davault to preach at Mount Carmel next Sunday. Prayer meeting at Liberty church last Sunday evening. Elzy Lee thrown from horse but not seriously hurt. W A Yount and Jamily visited relatives near Marble Hill. Married last Friday Wilson Davis and Nellie Lizembee with Rev Steve Yount officiating. Omri Tallent rode a colt, fell into creek, soaked. will avoid riding when water present.

Walter Denman Samuel Shell Patton Henry Tinnin Henry Lee Fredericktown Joseph Dotson Pleasant Valley Davault Mount Carmel Church Liberty Church Elzy Lee W. A. Yount Jamily Marble Hill Wilson Davis Nellie Lizembee Steve Yount Omri Tallent

Colonel McClure's Little Joke at Birmingham Speech

Philadelphia Star correspondent reports Colonel McChive in Birmingham delivering a sharp critique of free silver and coppered gold standard plans. He asserts populists and many Democrats oppose the president’s policy to save the country 16 million dollars, suggesting critics are knaves or fools.

McChive South Philadelphia Star Birmingham Pennsylvania Alabama Congress Philadelphia Pattison Ment

How They Are Paid In The United States And Europe

A survey of high salaries includes Henry B Hyde at Equitable Life 100000 a year John A McNail 875000 New York Life Samuel Spencer 50000 for railroad insight President Cleveland 50000 plus housing Dr Depew 50000 New York Central Cornelius Vanderbilt's cook 16000 Sheriff of New York once 100000 plus Massini tenor 50000 Tyral jockey 80000 Felix Faure 250000 Admiral Greer 6000 English general 27.50 day English admiral 19000 Pauncefote 30000 Brittan 60000 German Reichstag absent but Bismarck's 80th celebrated with roses and a note from mama. Reichstag honor lacking sparks debate across nations.

United States New York Equitable Life Assurance Society Henry B. Hyde John A. McNail New York Life Samuel Spencer Pierpont Morgan Mr. Cleveland Dr. Depew New York Central Railroad Cornelius Vanderbilt Cook Massini Madrid Jean de Reszke Faust Julian Pauncefote France

Welcome arch to lighted 1900s Odd Fellows parade

Charleston Enterprise reports a decorative arch from Mississippi County Bank to Kenrick's store for the Odd Fellows celebration on April 26, featuring electric lighting and multicolored globes. The item highlights the city’s festivity and the event's costly display.

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