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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented column surveys aviation myths and social quirks, noting a Vertian scientist’s claim of 61 400 germs in a raisin, debates about flying machines, life insurance hesitancy, and odd notes on manners, milk, and speed. It cites varied scenes from China to New York women and California rulings.
The American win in intellectual pursuit is marked by the Left ioe wilt medal awarded to a former student from Chobham, celebrating a notable distinction. Separately, the Salmon Dullt submarine demonstrates seaworthiness after a voyage from Quincy, Massachusetts to Bermuda, proving surface and subsurface operation.
A female attorney exhausted all appeals and shed tears, while Alaska sees a record gold yield for the year possibly surpassing all prior highs. The United States secures a large share of output, aided by sizable exports recently, leaving the nation well positioned.
Disaster at Corn Products Refining glucose plant leaves two dead and seven injured after a six story elevator wrecks and a fire traps workers. Firemen, officials, and rescuers battle flames with dangerous climbs and hazardous conditions.
Minneapolis attorney Ernest 8. Cary must serve thirty days in jail and be dis barred from Minnesota courts for two years after the state supreme court decision. He was disciplined for misappropriating client funds receiving pay for unrendered services and contemptuous conduct toward a trial judge.
Wayne Helvin former NYSE member once wealthy was fined $10 and costs by Municipal Judge Gemmill for drunkenness. Unable to pay the fine he asked friends be notified. He was sent to the Bridewell.
Florence Arizona reports the release of Magowan Villareal and Reveria, three Mexican political refugees held by U S authorities on charges alleged by the Mexican government. The trio were freed from the territorial prison after imprisonment on those charges.
A fight erupted at Wellston after Circuit Judge Wardman ousted Reverend J. Hicks and installed Charles J. Roberts. Police moved in as 490 residents gathered. one man was fatally cut, two seriously slashed, two badly battered during the hall clash.
Brown faced trial on a brief charge after Judge Kersten overruled defense motions. The court refused to accept the defense construction and heard witness testimony including Link and Teckomevor as the examination of witnesses began.
Crippen admits he strangled his wife amid quarrels and sought to conceal the act fearing consequences. Government official verification circulated at Château Frontenac and garrison clubs as police officials remained noncommittal, while relief spread through police circles.
A deadly blaze at a lodging house on 10th Honkaway road Jamaica traps tenants as they struggle to escape. Seven people are dead and several others injured in the fire, with investigators noting residents faced suffocation as smoke filled the building. The owner and staff are questioned as the cause is investigated.
Across the state, Independents sweep towns and counties, overturning the regular Tamovrane ticket led by Patterson men. The Republican stronghold of Tennessee sees a crushing defeat for the Shmnermry, with Independents gaining a decisive majority and signaling a political upheaval.
Stirfnefield Missouri reports 12 year old Stirfnefield resident son of Oliver Vaughters from St Louis arrested in Moniner Shannon county for allegedly killing 14 year old Fred Howen. Bond set at 1600 dollars. In Baltimore a separate item notes boxer Joe Gans returning to spend his remaining days with his mother after a life-threatening journey from Arizona.
Jefferson City Mo Thomas M Bradbury claims the Democratic nomination for railroad civil warehouse commissioner over Joseph C A Hibjer of St Louis by more than 5000 votes.
In Grand Rapids Michigan Misa Elizabeth Keres was struck in the eye by a croquet mallet during a neighbor’s game. She initially did not complain but died after returning home.
Minnie Brown twelve year old daughter of Nat Brown a Creek Indian died after drinking whisky at the home of Lee Fox a full blood Creek. The incident occurred in Bixby Oklahoma as the girl was visiting.
An explosion on the submarine A 1 injured six people including Lieutenants Regnalt and Stopford and four other sailors. The incident occurred at Portsmouth, England, with all wounded reported in dangerous condition.
Prince Henry husband of Queen Wilhelmina is reported injured with a broken collar bone after a mishap involving a ride for Princess Juliana. The accident occurred in The Hague with no other persons reported harmed.
Archie Roosevelt son of the former president travels with a friend. R. C. Paine of Boston arrives for a visit with United States Marshal Bullock and plans a hunting trip together.
In New York City a commission urges money for a waterways plan. Former President Theodore Roosevelt criticizes Congress for wasteful river and harbors appropriations. He argues lawmakers seek gains for districts rather than national needs and calls for reform of oversight and funding practices.
A periodical market note reports a downturn in auto trade causing dealers to curtail inventories and workers to reduce hours. Analysts say tightened credit and mounting costs push producers toward scaled operations while farmers limit vehicle purchases and promising lines.
A stray account describes an American air spectacle begun near Paris with Latham and Cha fons chasing a prize of $2.00. Fog and navigation errors caused multiple course losses, forcing an emergency landing after a long flight from Caen with Liewis Creamer and Jose aboard a Farman biplane.
In Marion an automobile carrying four year old Robert Price and 48 year old Elbert Renellet was struck by a freight train. Price is dead and Renellet is dying as a result of the collision. The incident involved a four year old passenger in the car and a local dealer. Further details were not provided.
Rose Kise fled a complaint against John Kiss claiming he smacked her not with a kiss. She required hospital treatment after the incident in Gary.
A senior partner in a wholesale dry goods house questions the drummer about rules and marriage. The exchange reveals workplace expectations and fear of career impact from marriage, with joking admissions on staying on the road versus domestic life.
A disjointed reminiscence shows Sam day by his cottage smoking a pipe as matches scatter around his feet. His wife Mollie Mulrooney jokes about a promise and wind, while the tale hints at forgotten terms and a strained moral.
A chaotic scene unfolds when a reporter clashing over tabloid manners triggers a fire at a nearby building. Flames tower as crowds watch, while a local educator prompts skepticism about a rival school and its methods. A man claims to train pupils to refuse recitation when challenged.
A reader in Louisville exclaims inability to cover a taxicat bill and threatens an escalation. The letter cites coercive actions and grim consequences, signaling a tense exchange with the writer referencing a puller and a house visit.
A quirky fantasy fragment centers on Charon ferrying a passenger across a dark river as surreal prompts about scenery and toothpaste ads surface. The piece hints at a lifelong ruling passion and a belief that birthdays fade with time, implying a broader meditation on aging and memory.
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