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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
6
London reports British battleships Ocean and Irresistible were sunk during the March 18 bombardment of Turkish fortifications. Eyewitness lines claim one ship was torpedoed by Turkish forces and both may have struck mines, with Admiralty noting probable mines as the cause.
Paola Kansas Roscoe Hornbaker a Louisburg mail carrier was bound over to district court for trial on a murder charge tied to the death of George Meckshenes postmaster at Louishuis shot through his home window more than two years ago. His wife Belle testified at the preliminary examination detailing their alibi and later trips to the Meckeney residence and back home.
South Shields reports say the tug Homer towed the French bark Colonel Frone from St Catherine's Point when attacked by four German submarines. The tug attempted to ram the sub amid heavy seas but missed by three feet. The German torpedo struck the bark, which sank. the Homer escaped.
Ad Paterson admits the dramatic preaching drew large followings as the tent bulged with record crowds. He says he has spoken to 54,000 people across eight meetings, despite reports of Sundays revival being frost. The event continues to attract widespread attention with significant offerings.
Quedive Montana business men circulate a petition calling for the division of the state and creation of a new state. Western North Dakota residents are said to want inclusion, seeking a state that would include parts of Western North Dakota and Eastern Montana.
Geneva reports Germany halts exports to Italy and blocks empty freight cars from leaving Germany. Frontier stations now stop all empty wagons bound homeward as part of broader export prohibitions by Berlin.
The house defeated the bill designed to permit Sunday baseball and other recreational activities in public playing grounds across New Jersey on Sunday.
Mrs. Clements Schmailz] obtained a divorce after 48 years of marriage and bearing 17 children. The court heard testimony that her husband Ned Tincoln was a habitual drunkard, leading to the dissolution of the marriage.
Chicago-Quincy A Matthews, a wealthy Milwaukeean aged 68, married Mise Jane Gavin of Milwaukee. The couple planned to depart for the East on their honeymoon, signaling a high-society union.
Washington reports sentiment that prosperity is returning as labor and industry show strength. Officials cite loans in New York, booming exports, and active crops. Industry expects a rebound postwar and European rebuilding to boost demand, with lumber poised for growth.
A federal grand jury returned a first indictment arising from Miss Rae Tanzer’s charges against James W. Osborne and later recanted. The indictment charges Frank D. Safford with perjury in relation to Miss Tanzer’s testimony regarding use of the mails to defraud. Tanzer had identified Osborne as the man at the hotel, a claim she later said was mistaken.
A new movement of the old Culebra cut on the canal's west bank closed the canal. Several ships are tied up, including the Kenkon Maru, the first Japanese vessel to navigate the canal.
Evansville Indiana. David James Mackey 82 a former railroad president and financier died at a sanitarium after gangrene attacked his right leg which was amputated as a last resort to save his life.
Washington officials report progress in Japanese Chinese negotiations as Beijing talks reduce misunderstandings over demands. Officials decline to discuss details of notes but note a movement toward an agreement on disputed points. Some observers view the talks as encouraging and expect no further note exchanges to safeguard American policy in the Pacific.
Los Angeles reports the Carranza government asks the United States to deny admission to former Mexican dictator Victoriano Huerta now en route to New York. Adolfo Cariño agent says conservatives plan to meet Huerta to restore his dictatorship, objecting to neutrality abuse.
James and Hood Baldwin brothers from Troken Bow Oklahoma were convicted by a DeQueen jury of holding up Gillham Arkansas bank. Witnesses testified they obtained $1,000 and forced the bank president, cashier, and a patron to walk with them to the city edge.
Police recovered the body of William Esser from a well 30 feet deep in New York. Esser, believed to be a spy for the German government, was killed when the well walls caved in on him.
A column operating in Tripoli under Col Gianmazgi protecting barley harvests southeast of Miscia was ambushed by about 1000 rebels, resulting in 118 Italian deaths and casualties.
Fire in Haraboo Wisconsin gutted the Frank Herford Canning Factory, causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. The blaze origin is unknown, but the plant was partly insured and plans to rebuild are expected.
London reports the cabinet backs a state beer monopoly to brew only light lager in the United Kingdom Ireland included, private brewers to continue after initial purchases. Government to acquire assets with cash and mortgages, then grant monopoly rights amid expected completion in days.
The renowned German cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm evaded British ships off the Virginia Capes and arrived at Newport News after a 255 day cruise. She reportedly sunk 14 boats and captured over 900 prisoners, many landed by small boats in South America, with six prisoners aboard as she entered port.
Dr. Breck Trowbridge, chair of the Serbian Relief Committee, released Col. Roosevelt’s letter praising the relief movement. The letter notes Serbia’s greater need for aid and asserts that the world has not fully learned of Serbia’s condition compared with other combatants.
Denver juvenile court work will move to a district court if the governor signs two bills passed by the Senate in the closing session. Judge Lindsey’s position will not be eliminated by the measures but he will lose jurisdiction over matters within the scope of the court’s work.
Los Angeles, Cal Baltasar Arvies former provincial governor and Francisco Ayon a staff member awaiting trial for conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws are again under arrest in San Diego accused of intimidating government witnesses
Rae Tanger of New York accused James W. Osborne of breach of promise but admitted misidentifying him as Oliver Osborne. She traveled to Paterson New Jersey to cover Billy Sunday’s sermons for a New York newspaper.
Fire destroyed several buildings in Topeka Kansas center city business district causing an estimated loss of a quarter of a million dollars. The blaze swept through storefronts and business blocks, prompting emergency response and investigations into cause.
Governor Dunne by proclamation moved Illinois Road Day from Tuesday April 20 to Thursday April 22 to avoid clashing with several municipal election dates. The change reflects attention to scheduling conflicts across municipalities.
The article argues that under the Underwood tariff imports in eight months of 1914 rose above 1913 levels, contradicting claims of a market correction. It cites a decline in purchases by foreign nations in early 1914 and asserts Democratic distortion in tariff rhetoric while praising Republican critique of party ethics and political tactics.
The Meth leh en Steel Corp reports 17 percent on its preferred stock for 1904, enabling full preferred dividends and leaving over 20 percent for common holders. The piece criticizes tariff proponents and Republican rhetoric, arguing earnings signal cautious profits amid broader economic tensions.
Exports of broaden from the country from July 1 1814 to Marek ih totaled 957 000 523, triple the year before. Railroads gain speed, Atlantic coast shipyards run full time, wheat remains high, and stock markets rebound to prewar levels. The overall effect is poised to bring prosperity despite war and tariff politics seeking to reclaim gains.
President Wilson postpones a planned vacation to attend to pressing international questions. The public is assured his leadership remains essential at the helm in Washington during the Panama exposition period.
A general impression exists that selecting the Democratic presidential nominee in 1916 will be much easier than in 1912.
In 1912 Democrats rose to power with a modern reform program. The federal trade commission holds wide powers but must avoid overstepping justice or fairness. Its aim is to help the public rather than harass, since its early years of existence.
Richmond Pa resident Mrs Frank Clark testifies in a letter about severe headaches nervousness and exhaustion before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges other women with feminine ailments to try it, noting decades of word-of-mouth success. The ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts.
Governor Strong reports white population figures for the territory and cites a federal census. Estimated counts suggest a population density around seven thousand people per square mile. The document references the age and distribution details for Nebaat and related areas with a focus on territorial demographics.
The note appears garbled but hints at advice about eating wisely and sparing water. It mentions not tipping the water and suggests frugality. No clear person or organization names are identifiable.
A society leader volunteers for an athletic request and vows to reciprocate the compliment, signaling mutual support. The move underscores ongoing community collaboration and goodwill among prominent local figures.
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