Marble Hill Press Notes and Quasi Editorial Snippets
A jumble of clipped opinions and anecdotes from Marble Hill Hill Chandler publishers. Items range from street cars and stock company talk to civil war quarrels in Nicaragua and a harbinger on disease efforts. It mentions Harvard, Will iam James Sidis, Kermit, a skin disease case, and travels to Africa with laurels. It cites New England summer boarders, eggs market, a Cincinnati retiree with $1000, and Germany trimming naval estimates. It ends noting New York state highway bids for 57 miles of state roads and 145 miles of country highways totaling $5 242 000.
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New York
State Highway Commission
Court injunction aims to halt boiler factory in flat above
Department stores should prepare to handle the issue in dozens of lots. The daily news reports trolley and steam car incidents where vehicles derail into dwellings. The text argues houses never dispute rail right of way and cautions against challenging stationary homes.
Peace Palace for Pan American Bureau Dedicated in Washington
Washington dedicates a marble Peace Palace home for the Pan American Bureau, funded by Andrew Carnegie who gave 760000, with Taft, Senor de la Huerta, Secretary Knox and Cardinal Gibbons among speakers. The hall of ambassadors hosts a grand reception for Taft and Carnegie. The building serves as a center for arbitration and cooperation among American nations, featuring a patio, fountain, and Columbus memorial.
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Washington
International Bureau of the American Republica
Western Hemisphere
Andrew Carnegie
Alto
Taft
Senor de la Huarra
Knox
John Parrett
Bureau
Cardinal Gibbona
Central
South America
Pan-American Bureau
Great Lakes
Cape Horn
Three
Americas
Ture
Unete Sam
New World
Pan- American Bureau
Congress of the United States
Meralysts
The
Hague
Carnegie
White House
Potomac River
Record Cold Hits Fruit Crops Across Midwest and South
Storm from the Great Lakes to Arkansas drives temperatures to record lows for late April. Thirty million dollars in crop losses are feared as fruit trees apples and berries face extensive damage across Missouri Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and Illinois. Michigan grape crops and northern Indiana bears a grim outlook while strawberries may fare better in some areas. Officials warn of widespread harm to apples cherries plums peaches and pears with nurseries reporting blighted trees and potential total fruit losses.
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St. Louis
Upper Mississippi
Ohio
Arkansas
Missouri
Lindis
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Galesburg
Aero
Nouthern
Milnoia
Therp
Crusade Aims To Halt River Bridge Robberies
Police conclude John Weaver and Albert Schuls were murdered after being robbed on the Rock River bridge and their bodies cast into the river. The city records at least twenty robberies on the bridge in the last month as a crusade to curb the crimes begins here.
The Overland King of Cars Promises Simplicity and Value
The Overland claims four factories and 4000 workers producing 140 lands daily to meet demand as rivals flood the market. Its simple, self starting design lets a pedal control move the car. hands steer. It boasts a trouble free engine, automatic machinery, and low prices from 1000 for 4 horsepower to 2600 for 40 horsepower, including lamps and magneto. Two books are offered by mail after sending a coupon.
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Overland
Prodigy in Math Weighs Genius Against Skeptics
A city tale notes a boy named Mareeed as a real prodigy in mathematics. Adults debate his talents while a friend’s car and a neighbor’s interest in science hint at the boy’s potential and the value of intellect over routine schooling.
Fragmented excerpt hints at a surreal dialogue
A garbled passage presents a quirky exchange between a Fil cannibal and a Lightning Calculator. The dialogue centers on scattered phrases about cutting, dice, and seeking understanding, with imagined names and a hazy psychological moment.
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Foe
Poe
Geniae
Angeiee Lore
Fragmentary Speech Sparks Crowd Demand
A defiant crowd taunts about an official temptations and power. Argus claims control over others, prompting wild applause from the populace as they demand action. The scene suggests a chaotic public confrontation with demands for a replacement or accountability.
Mrs Suffragette Lecture Topic Questioned Stray Stories
In Stray Stories the question is raised about the subject of Mrs Suffragette's lecture this afternoon. Mrs Clubwoman suggests the talk will cover the disasters of married life. Mrs Fridgewhist wonders if her husband will appear on the platform as an exhibit.
Unclear convention remark on protection echoed in street scene
A garbled report from a Washington neocon convention quotes Semwel CGenpere discussing protection for Chinese people amid a chaotic street scene. A window opens as a girl screams about being hit and a larger child replies that a storm hit the smaller child.
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Washington
Whitdres
Tommy
Dimay Accident Case Sparks Insurance Dispute
A garbled inquiry questions authorizations around a vehicle and a heavily insured driver named Dimay, highlighting concerns over prior permits and the risk of additional accidents tied to the hue band.
What Dig He Mean Till What Will He Do
A cryptic Yonkers Statreman verse line questions what action remains when fools are gone and protest or ridicule fades, hinting at a satirical take on current affairs. The fragmented line invites readers to read between the rhymes for political or social commentary.
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Jill
Yonkers Statreman
Miners and Operators Reach 6.55 Percent Advance
In Wellston Ohio a two year pact was settled by miners and operators in subdistrict No 2 district No 6 covering Vinton Jackson and Lawrence counties. The agreement grants miners an advance of 6.55 percent.
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Wellston
Ohio
Vinton
Jackson
Lawrence
Weston Falls Near Goal on Erie Canal Towpath
Edward Paymp Weston collapsed while walking toward Utica along the Erie canal towpath, two miles west of Chittenango. Companions carried him to a nearby farm house where he was laid to bed for treatment.
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Utica
New York
Edward Pay
Weston
Chittenango
Atlantic City Feels Two Supposed Earthquakes
Atlantic City New Jersey reports two distinct earthquake shocks felt briefly with windows shaking but no damage. No injuries reported and no structural harm.
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Atlantic City
Allantic City
New Jersey
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Reno
Pell
Japan
Harvard
William James Sidis
Birmingham
Kermit
Africa
Sara & Dressmaking Authority
Nicaragua
Cincinnati
Germany
Georgia
United States
Boston Globe
New England
Bureau of Republics
Grilliant
Haburead
Barrett
Francisco Janes
International Bureau of the American Republics
Struc
John Barrett
Opaing
Mississippi Valley
Middle Arkansws
St. Louie
Madison
Wis
True
State Board of Agriculture
Sterling
Tli
Bridge
King of Cars
Automobilea Co
Ope
Etyle
Dodley
Tim
Mathematic
Theo Kellan Bower
Argus
Willys Overland Co
Seobtes
Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Weston Falls
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