This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
7
Historic salvage work on the wrecked battleship Maine advances as caissons are filled and pumped. Officials expect completion of all caisson work by April with later stages to pump out the basin and raise the hull remains in Havana harbor near the date February 15, 1888, amid detailed engineering reports and safety measures.
The Throop mine disaster near Scranton claims 71 lives with 66 recoveries to the surface and 45 identified. Foreman Joseph Evans of the U S government relief forces is cited among the dead or missing as rescuers battle to secure the crowd and clear the tunnel paths.
A disaster at a mine near Birmingham results in many convict miners killed or missing. About 150 inmates were toiling at Littelon, twenty miles from the city, when the collapse occurred. Of the 190 or more workers, twenty were rescued alive, and most of the rest are believed dead. Most workers in the mine were convicts.
A Denver case reveals a permittee testifying that she paid Judge Greely Whit $3,000 to secure a 16 United Ming Workers sentence last November. Marcaryt Miller faces one to four years in prison, with terms to be served in the pen.
The Milwaukee city council hosted a municipal ball to raise funds for about 10,000 unemployed residents. A council committee reported the event aims to assist those in dire financial need and who are struggling to find work.
Inspector FP D O'Brien reports a plotted assassination of all leaders of the United Association of Steamfitters and Plumbers in Chicago. The war has already featured multiple pistol battles and two murders.
Messages confirm the murder of Noel Williamson a British official in India and his party of 49 including Dr Grierson on the Assam border. In Charleston Missouri J I White of Anniston accused in lynching two Black men on July 2 last year was acquitted without the jury retiring.
Kirbyville physician Dr Callen admitted writing letters to Arbuckle Brow of New York City demanding hush money after claiming he found a jawbone and three teeth in a package bearing the firm’s trademark. He was arraigned in federal court, released on bond, with the case set for spring term. Arbuckle Brow said the letters were turned over to Inspector Hodge.
Jefferson City veterans demand action from Mayor Heinriche to assess facilities protecting state property. They urge immediate equipment of an automobile fire engine for the state capitol and advocate organizing a re equipment of the penitentiary to improve safety and operations.
A vintage advertisement claims a free trial package of Mangon's Pry Par Fille will be sent to any requester at Professor Mangon’s Philadelphia address. The copy touts readers’ digestion benefits and promotes a regular bowel movement without dependence on other medicines, asserting no calories or drugs and stressing a home remedy from Munyon's Laboratory.
The insurance for all Fulton State hospital buildings was canceled by the board of managers, leaving 20000 coverage on the boilers. Premiums had been paid from the support fund but rising maintenance costs forced cuts. Legislature's failure to provide a 25000 contingent fund almost ensures a default.
Sedalia reports the death of Daniel Martie born in Dewiellle Missouri in 101, after a week with pneumonia. He worked as a miner and was temperate in all things. He married in Camden County and survived by his widow aged 80. The obituary notes his age and past occupation with a somber tone.
A fragmentary account describes an ambassador to Hussia formerly a leather merchant in Uhle comn, detailing dubious methods and factory registrations during an expedition. It references a reader experience with dry skin and promotes Resinel Ointment as superior, with Cleveland endorsement.
A fragment from Success Magazine presents Little Johnnie staring at an aged countryman. The boy asks if politicians taxed him when he was an infant, capturing a satirical moment about political perception and taxation.
The advertisement touts a horse remedy branded for IMetemper Pink Eye Heaves and Ike ailments across ages. Sold by druggists and harness makers or directly via the manufacturers. Prices listed at 50 cents and 10 dollars per bottle. Agents invited to apply. free hook offered. Goaben, Indiana location noted.
The fragment quotes a moral reflection on good breeding and benevolence in daily life, with the stray word hathan appearing as a nonsensical ending.
A garbled OCR note mentions a clothing case involving a cleo smaller fit and shoes. It references a trial package and an address in Ulusted Le Moy New York, with unclear names and terms, indicating preparation for a court proceeding and apparel issues.
A garbled line compares detection to finding fault and mentions a Lewis' Si under straight Se cigar. It also includes a fragment about life snaps acquired by men who have ginger, with stray spelling errors and incomplete phrases.
The article notes rising cross border movement with over 150,000 Americans relocating to Canada last year. It highlights settlers heading to Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta to farm wheat, oats, barley and cattle as Canada opens spring prospects. The piece mentions an Immigration Branch pamphlet and invites applications through the Interior Department and government agents.
A garbled New York dialogue mocks kidnapping cases and widowers with ironic lines. Disjointed snippets mention a widower planning remarriage, a coworker, and a fictitious solution. The text ends with a quip about a woman with a hose for news and a chin for telling it.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a game or match involving Towle and Binder with eight participants. details are garbled but imply a team or player performance and a supporting context in a historic newspaper brief.
Fragmented notes discuss remedies for bowel trouble in the elderly, naming Caldwell’s Syrup Puphia and Dr Cabtwalle. The text merges health claims with chaotic musings on tragedy, fear, and public notices, referencing medical anecdotes and unclear patient outcomes.
A vintage note describes a country school for girls in New York City with 95 acres near the Hudson River. It mentions academic courses from primary to graduation, upper class for advanced students, and artistic offerings. Contact details list Wis Ronenene Winn White and Wheerdate Avera.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.