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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
2
A collage of era notes on baseball hopes legal cases and world events. Mentions the Hope league funds and a wealthy divorce case, theater plans in New York, Chinese plays controversy, and science notes on sterile chickens and chauffeurs. Also references towns like Marble Hill and regional ad copy.
A story hotel with 1000 guest chambers will be built over Grand Central station in New York. The structure aims to serve arriving travelers seeking next trains home, though demand may exceed capacity.
New York reports the death of James Dean Fish a daring Wall Street speculator linked to Grant Ward failures. His life included a restraint by Cleveland and later exile after a collapse tied to the Grant Ward firm. He left a rare book collection and died near Brooktown.
The department announces that a mechanized evolution has been halted by the U S government in New York. Various steamship companies trading between New York and the Far East via the Suez Canal are involved in pooling French funds, with the center demanding vein with their nes.
In a violent incident near Pale Bridges, Nehose Pant of the stutter verlin and John Thoutets, special reps, along with Sheriff tlyers, are detained in connection with the shooting death of Row Wert. Four other inmates who escaped from the penitentiary are sought by authorities.
The report summarizes a Republican caucus outcome with Taft delegates and War Veterans preparing to meet in Pontiac. It notes total votes and the involvement of veterans in the event, along with preparations for a national guard presence at the assembly in June.
Charles Hi Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, was defeated in the primary race. The final count showed Weetern Federation figures and local supporters reacting as Camphil of Bitte emerged with a lead following early returns.
Postal authorities extend the postal bank system in Washington aiming to destine one bank and impose penalties to sustain bank business. Officials discuss new measures, funding, and expected impact on postal services and related financial operations.
Report from the scene states that Atkinsen Ki in etteet diel Aere hieteren GF Wo Robinson and Wiliam Buse, both men, were involved in a deadly confrontation. A white man was killed and Edson was mortally wounded in the incident.
Secretary of Siete Knox arrived on the cruiser Washington and called on Gov. Lim. The party plans to sail for San Juan and Port Reo, signaling a continuing maritime voyage.
Dr JF A Tledemen, a well known Seattle physician, died of hookworm. The illness was contracted in the Philippines while tracing the disease in soldiers. He had reportedly returned from the Philippines prior to his death.
A blaze struck Sea Front Resort in Atlantic City causing extensive damage estimated at about 10,000. A fireman fell through a roof during firefighting and was injured. The incident disrupted one of the resort’s principal boardwalk features along the front.
The Enterprise faced a gale as Captain J Vinge commanded efforts to aid survivors. A gunfire death in Sarpy County prompts an inquest with deputies surrounding the scene and officials contending with threats against the chief.
The Vatican officials rejected a potential film deal valued around 400000 to document pilgrimages and the pope's activities. The bid aimed to capture a series of pictures for worldwide release, but authorities chose not to proceed with the arrangement.
Fragmented OCR text shows engineers demanding action in New York related to a plan for a district east of the Onin and north of the Oniyiver. The piece references increased costs and a conference among managers, with uncertain tie to a henna ge enements lreae ienakes.
The House of Commons approved a wage scale measure to end the coal strike and restore industrial calm. The King’s absence was announced as the Premier signals immediate action to settle labor troubles, with Parliament meeting amid cautious optimism.
Mr John F P Malley an auditor was arrested on bribery charges after a witness named Wood Smallwood said O Malley offered $2000 for a vote on a local option bill. He was released on a 29000 bond. Washington announces a program to open one thousand postal savings depositories monthly until every village is served.
New York authorities report one thousand residents, including men, women and children, leaped from beds into a driving rain as the top of the 514 Forty Sixth Street structure erupted in flames. Estimated damage stands at $125,000.
A garbled note outlines a ballot on women’s rights and a constitutional amendment. The text references an election and proposed changes to expand or protect political rights for women, with unclear wording due to OCR errors. The read appears to discuss a referendum at a local election and the potential impact on civil liberties.
An unclear Washington fragment discusses the commerce committee and treasury, mentioning regulation and potential partnerships. The text is garbled but references a committee and possible measures affecting fiscal or regulatory actions.
Secret agreement between unions and operators ends wage dispute for 170 000 workers. Provisions include raises for surface and day labor, a potential referend um on the contract, and a new wage framework guiding miners and related crews. Subcommittee sessions debated conditions and enforcement across coal regions, with ratification pending.
A proposed retirement plan details a pension formula for workers with long service. The plan offers a base pension after twenty years of service plus a twenty percent increase for each additional year, with adjustments for early retirement and related benefits.
A man, Caleb Story, 54, is found dead at his home in Fenton after reportedly refusing water as his appetite failed. In Washington, the Senate defeated the Shere and WOlweaday petition bill, while approving the Simiodt general age and service pension law aimed at boosting pension rolls by about 50 million dollars annually over five years.
In a 20 year forecast Superintendent Thomas A Metjuuide predicts robbers will use clever clippings and machines while policing will feature shy detectives and advanced investigations. The interview echoes a vision of tech driven crime fighting and cautious law enforcement in the years ahead.
Chicago figure F J Parker, 85, famed con man known as the oldest confidence man, is jailed for a scam offering to act as a travel companion to California. A San Francisco civic center bond issue of 2,000 dollars was passed at a special election where women voters participated for the first time.
Three year old Chicago girl, Anna De Calvo, died after a large Newfoundland bit her at her home. The dog tore at her throat, causing fatal blood loss before help arrived. Police and animal control investigated the incident.
Advocates of woman suffrage saw a brief approval in the assembly before the measure stalled on reconsideration, as the house killed the bill after an initial favorable vote. The episode marks a setback in the ongoing campaign for women's voting rights in Albany.
Tex-Rev Norris, pastor of the First Pentecostal church, has returned to Fort Worth and was placed under oath in connection with an arson attack that damaged his church and home. Authorities allege a conspiracy involved the case.
Laurinburg resident Mee O Brien cites Resinol as excellent for skin care. He endorses Healing Soap and Ointment for eczema, rashes, itching, burns, and other ailments, noting satisfaction with results and advising a fifty cent to one dollar price range. Swpt 7 Reanne Chemical Co Baltimore Md
The text reads as a garbled, stream of consciousness fragment with references to an eerie tale, a few names, and mentions of a "dr ug" and patient or cadaver themes. It appears as damaged OCR prose lacking clear narrative structure or a coherent event.
The readable fragments describe uncertain terms and names, mentioning places and people without clear context or coherent details. The excerpt lacks a discernible event, outcome, or dates to summarize into a factual card.
Readers in Plates Pennsylvania and Walcott North Dakota share testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervousness headaches insomnia and crying spells. Letters describe emotional distress and physical symptoms improving after use and invite confidential advice from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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