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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
2
A scattered assemblage of global declarations and local curiosities. References span Admiral Dewey, Arctic explorers, a radar ship, and the czar of Russia with political shifts in Denmark and Germany. Notes touch on German ambassador salaries, Count Boni de Castellane, Chambers encyclopedia lineage, and a New Jersey farmer with nine bees.
Refugee movement continues as Greeks and Jews flee troubled Romanian districts. Official reports note quiet in Moldavia with only limited unrest in Neamt and surrounding valleys. Austria and Bulgaria deploy steamers to move their subjects to neutral territory while Romanians seek safety.
Jefferson City Missouri superintendent of insurance W D Vandiver says he will enforce a new law limiting domestic insurers to salaries not exceeding 25000 and foreign firms in Missouri to 50000. The statute, effective June 16, faces court challenges from Equitable Prudential and Metropolitan as they must sue in state courts due to a concurrent ban on federal court access without consent.
Interior Department approves L L Nunns use of Bear and Mud lakes Utah for irrigation and power. Government had delayed plans to utilize Bear Lake waters but will step aside temporarily while Nunn fulfills commitments, retaining right to proceed if he fails. Bear Lake is noted as a major natural irrigation reservoir.
The Cuban sands and people greeted the party aboard a special street car, as Gov. Nunes and Mayor Cardenas led the welcome. Ex- figures and officials attended, noting the cordial reception for the visiting delegation.
Government inspector reports the Sapulpa district burning gas well and crater are out of control but states sensational reports are unfounded. He says the well has never existed as described and is a fissure in the rocks, not a legitimate gas well.
Brusseis Genator Hostein Delahale, a founder of the Peace Society, stated in a Friday interview that he did not believe disarmament would be raised at the upcoming Hugueneace conference because diplomacy does not want to see this.
In Topeka the Republican primary chose Dente R. Anthony editor of the Leavenworth Times to succeed Charles Curis as senator to Congress in the First Congressional district.
Mentions improving the Mississippi River from St Beale to New Orleans and weighing waterway development against railway interests. Quotes James J. H., president of the Great Northern railway, arguing relief and feasible means are needed despite past railroad skepticism about waterways.
Colorado legislature passes bill to submit to voters a constitutional amendment paying interest on certificates of indebtedness issued in the seventh, eighth, ninth, and eleventh general assemblies. The measure, which would redeem nearly a million dollars without interest, follows previous defeats on similar proposals.
The final death toll from the Thurst Southern Paette wreck is 22 with 75 injured, none seriously. Victims were buried Saturday, Italians interred first, followed by members of a small family group including Ormington and Fireman Clapp in a Los Angeles hospital.
Chicago Bunday faced no relaxation in party leaders efforts during Easter as they pressed the battle for the first four.
At a Sunday meeting operators from each division in West Virginia urged adherence to the new act taking effect May 1. A tragedy followed the actions of a married woman who sought a divorce, the victim described as a former resident of Mitchell, Iowa.
New Missouri laws set salary and business limits with June 14 16 effective dates. Prudential and Real law firms plan litigation in state courts, challenging the caps of 95000 and 950000. A deceased senator inspired the new Joplin hotel project nearing 1 million in construction, seen as his monument.
A severe tornado ripped through farmsteads nine teen miles northeast of here near Clearmont Missouri destroying about a dozen houses and barns. Three people were injured lightly. A large schoolhouse was toppled and hurled against a dwelling. A barn vanished and a woman and child narrowly escaped when the tornado passed over a cellar. The town itself was spared though damage extended to farm properties along the countryside.
Funeral services are announced for Andrew H. Conan and Thomas Gannaway a representative in the Moumes county legislature, with Gannaway critically ill at his Paris home and recovery viewed as unlikely.
In St Joseph an energetic campaign emerges after a nations convention as Albus Jr. surveys the port city to rally support for the republic and mobilize local workers and business leaders for ongoing political activity.
In a crowded car a bold, wealthy man nicknamed the “Rucket-shop King” pursues Miss Elleraly. He declares his plan to win her love despite resistance from her mother and social expectations, while she warns that she will never love him. The pair’s tense engagement ends with a refusal and a dramatic family confrontation.
Dr Bierle of Philadelphia purchased about 100 acres on Po Como Mountain near Creaco to establish a Roycretters colony. Plans include a large central administration building and picturesque surroundings. The fragment mentions Shakespeare and generic phrases but lacks clear facts.
A fragment from a domestic scene narrates a Mississippi proverb about unreliable water and women’s wit. A minister’s guests arrive for supper as a boy, Percy, misidentifies visitors Mr. Small and Mr. Lawson, prompting a tense moment before recognition.
A compact note questions common paper cut incidents and asks readers about personal experiences with minor hand injuries from paper edges. It hints at everyday hazards and invites recollections or tips for prevention.
Fragmentary quote from a local figure named Uncle Jerry Peebles. text appears garbled and difficult to parse. The item lacks a clear event, date, place, organization, or outcome for a proper summary.
A damaged clipping describes a crash where a low and canine are involved as a pane of glass shatters. Only partial details remain, with missing context and unclear event specifics.
A fragmentary OCR item emerges titled Bird’s Natural History. The readable text mentions a bee and a joint of radine and dus forming a knob thetrene thert wleg as moor 948 policeman's. Details are garbled. no clear event or date can be determined from the fragment.
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