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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1913

Page

3

Thaw Escapes Asylum and Heads for Europe

Harry Thaw, famed killer of Stanford White, escapes Matteawan asylum and is believed to be aboard a yacht en route to Europe. Police report he is outside New York State and cannot be extradited. authorities fear he may be aided by confederates as they pursue the fugitive across the region.

Harry Thaw Asylum Europe Hianford White New York State Matteawan Tarry Kendall Stanford White Gale Freedsen Lane New York Warry Kendall Thaw Madison Square Roo Garden Jaspers Evelyn Nesbit

Missouri wage inquiry to continue in next session

Senate research to cost 17700 dollars outlines continued work on Workmen's Compensation Law. committees to report next session. Investigations cover wage scales and insurance, with trips to Oregon Washington California and other states. Contingent plans include a large purchase for Missouri and potential rate regulation questions.

Missouri Oregon Waekineten California Colonie Katee Menjamin White Llanede Isdhalemon Senate Husby Meilvitte Witantec

Fragmented notes from a era filled with political and road work tales

Fragmented OCR text mentions Freenead and Thedleck figures, a $78,000 figure, treaties, and state auditor Joe Fo don. It references road work in Missouri with prisoners offering road labor funds, standard of computing, and Missouri pensioners totaling 19,480 paid $8,286,911.70. The text is incomplete and mixes names, places, and various topics, including possible governors and outfits.

Emlinger Washington, D. C Pension Office Missouri

Jefferson City military reorganizes guard into brigade command

The meeting of the livery council leads to the National Guard of the state being restructured from a division into a brigade, with Maj Gen M Warner-Clark to command as brigadier general. The change is to be presented to the War Department in Washington for recognition and appointment. Jefferson City officials approve related appointments and pension provisions are noted.

Livery Council Jefferon Ily National Guard M Warner - Clark Washingtowo Belgadier Washingtowo Belgadier Erovrala Spencer St Tama Seehumns Kates Cie Jefferson City Glen O Meare Bae Penaicua Gerdey

Unclear OCR Transcript Mentions Treaty and Jefferson City Case

Fragmented text references a contract dispute and capital case in Jefferson City. Names include Charles and Moore, with mentions of a Standard Oil style company and Fulton. Details are obscured by garbled OCR, but imply legal actions, construction firms, and state officials involved in a court decree.

Jefferson John T Walker Gener Toberry Stewart Georral Standart Oi Company Indiana Statdiard Supreme Court Fulton

Pardon Granted and Key Legal Departures Shaped Missouri Office

Jefferson City reports a pardon granted to Thomas Smith of Kansas City for a four year term in the penitentiary on a food theft charge. Grey Major and Quits Place With Attorney General Steve Owens of St Joseph resign as assistant attorney general, effective Sept 1, with Owens returning to private practice. Attorney General Parker to name a successor in a few days.

Jefferson City Grey Major Thomas Smith Kansas City Steve Owens St Joseph Parker

Two men die in gas incident at old Carrollton well

In Carrollton a 3 percent year old man named Willam DO King and 48 year old John Hill died after being overcome by gas in an abandoned well. The incident occurred while King was working near Frank Bricken who was also overcome.

Carrollton Willam DO King John Hill Frank Bricken

Bishop recalls a general congregation tale in New England

An excerpt recounts a western bishop at a general collection, hosted by a New England family. The narrative hints at age superiority and humility, with a wife’s guarded reaction and questions about family lineage, all conveyed in a weathered period voice from the New York Eve ry Post.

New England Jong Aed Mattiy Tnt York Everitte Post

Value of foreign money in America test prompt

A teacher asked about foreign currency value in the U S. The pupil named Harry answered a quirky value riddle and mispronounced terms as a joke. The fragment hints at a magazine titled Aux Keorypodys Magazine.

America Harry’s Tern Harry Tharry

Whittlers Noted at Art Exhibit Path Guard Questioned

A garbled report from the Age Herald mentions whistle crackling at an art cabin. Observers recall several whittlers and a guard patrolling the path amid confusion about safety and access.

Tarde Areivey Ninth Sem phone delay

Fragmentary OCR text shows a query about lateness and arrival for a ninth semester event or class. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.

Meas Mar Papa 7 Fant Ad Boy Creaty Eittichare

A fragmented note mentions a person nicknamed Meas Mar and a boy described as creative. The text hints at reminders or questions about a person named Tyemilas and an unknown “AN wich” phrase, suggesting a local memory or notice embedded in an OCR page.

Tyemilas

Fragmentary Riddle Text From Unknown Source

A puzzling line reads like a garbled riddle about a unique creature or maker. It mentions an American era and a perilous “piery” with a wary eagle, suggesting a stylized emblem or motto. The legibility is too poor to extract a clear event or names.

Handsome Fashion Phrases Spark Odd Courtroom Rhyme

A fragmented court chatter piece references outfits and appearances in a peculiar exchange. The text includes the words handsomes handsome Sanford clothing and judge, hinting at a social or legal setting with unclear details. The readable portion suggests a humorous or puzzled courtroom moment.

Fragmented Nature Note Sparks Curiosity About Artifacts

A fragmentary text note hints at nature, culture, and movement motifs. It references oak fragments and a talking motive, suggesting a prehistoric or artifact theme. The readable bits evoke curiosity but lack clear actions or specifics.

Optimist Toon Promises Letter Delivery Delay

A whimsical note describes a toon who jokes that a letter will arrive slower this time. The scene hints at Pranut and a delivery delay tied to Btrar Stores in a light, period voice.

Strange Quote On Price And Status Sparks Debate

A fragmentary quotation notes an odd remark about a price and a status tag labeled LU. The line hints at confusion or critique surrounding designation and value in a historical context, with limited context but emphasis on the unusual pairing of status and cost.

Fragmentary urban slang explainer in puzzling wording

A garbled text fragment appears to parse spellings and phrases about dialect words and music terms. It shows unclear references to a title or name and to a discussion of a div or link between a title and chin music. The passage is fragmented and difficult to interpret.

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Tyre Twaten White Ho Levi

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