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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1892
Page
3
A week’s telegraphic summary reports a Prussian religious crisis, Russian frontier murders, Paris anarchist plots spreading to provinces, and German cabinet shifts. It notes China’s rebellion casualties, Behring Sea tension, and domestic incidents from Iowa to New Jersey. Reporting covers Pope Parooch, New York World Fair plans, and deaths of Walt Whitman and others.
Washington April 2 The Ber ing sea matter hinges on England joining U S in policing pelagic sealing. No assurance from Lord Salisbury on sending gun boats to aid in warning poachers yet. Renewal of the modus vivendi progresses toward a speedy settlement. Sir Julian Paunceforte met with the President and Secretary Blaine to discuss the subject. The House authorized Tybee Island Martello Tower as a signal station and to shield foreign exhibitors from patent and trademark prosecutions at the Columbian exposition. A wage increase demand and various bills are noted in state and federal discussions.
A Louisville Evansville St. Louis train at Becks siding collided with freight cars after an open switch. Engine and nine cars demolished. Injured: engineer John Rosenburg head cut shoulders crushed. fireman Pete Delaney head and face badly. conductor Henry Cams body bruised. brakeman J Rozura head face badly. W O Winacutt rear brakeman head face badly cut back legs mashed internally injured.
Mrs Margaret Doane wife of a Washington Market produce dealer leapt from the third story of her Hoboken home with her five year old son Frank. Once recently she bore a child and since then showed strange behavior. Three weeks earlier with her daughter she sought police help to be committed to an institution amid urges to harm herself and her children.
The Democratic State convention opened at noon in St Paul with large statewide attendance. Committees were appointed and a dinner recess held. Caucuses by Congressional districts chose delegates to recommend to the convention for election to the National convention in Chicago.
In Melbourne anger rises over the Deeming case as crowds urge lynching. Authorities fear attempts to secretly move the killer into the city from the steamer. Bitter language gathered at the railway station reflects the strong demand for swift, harsh action. Also notes Montt’s election to Chile’s new Congress and a separate Decatur election fraud case against William B. Hunter, with the prosecution ready to rest and promising further sensational developments.
The Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad freight depot in Macon burned down with a $5,900 total loss on the building and fixtures. Two nearby empty box cars were damaged. The depot will be rebuilt immediately. This marks the third depot fire for the company in ten years. Fire origin is unknown. The Central Missouri Sentinel, owned by Ed D Crawford who recently disappeared in St Louis, is advertised for sale April 4 to satisfy a mortgage of 1000 held by Milo Blair. The paper is weekly and Republican in politics. Returns from a special election in Laclede County favored a 30,000 court-house fund under Australian balloting. Other notes: Taney County prisoners increase in a deputy sheriff murder case. Judge Richard Field seeks re-election. and a Stammes hardware fire caused structural damage.
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