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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1892
Page
2
A compilation of opinion pieces touching on road funding advertising business journalism schooling air quality and the power of clear statements from lawyers writers and preachers. The author muses on progress in media commerce and public life while questioning effectiveness and public concern across multiple topics.
Cable dispatch from Lospex on August 21 reports the first cabinet meeting with all members present. The attorney-general, the home secretary, and Mr. Asquith favor release. The piece also references Pope reunification talks and thieves leaving England amidst other headlines.
A Fez letter reports the Sultan’s chief eunuch Bubilai torturing slaves by boiling water. It states a fifth slave died in this manner. The Sultan reportedly declined punishment due to the eunuch’s high market value.
Rome August 21 The Pope appointed Mgr Csacka prefect of archives and coadjutor to Mgr Persico secretary to the propaganda. He orders research into documents on the reunion of the Eastern and Western churches and prepares a key document outlining the initiative. The Vatican laments opposition from the triple alliance powers to the reunion.
Lonpos August 21 The News announces MacDonnell and Hill once Bidwell accomplices in 1873 bank forgeries have been released on condition they leave the country never to return Both departed for America after release Capt Andrews In Mid Ocean Spanish steamer Vera Cruz reports a July 20 dory voyage from Atlantic City to Huelva with Capt Andrews and a small boat crew unavailable details provided
In Hussono Texas on August 21 Warren Fisher slapped his 13 year old sister over a petty matter. The girl seized a sabre knife and fatally stabbed her brother, shocking the community with a violent turn in a minor dispute. Authorities investigated the family incident and gathered testimony from local residents.
A rumor claiming a surrender by a prominent figure circulates locally, but no one believes it. The report mentions several names in scattered fragments, with uncertainty about the outcome and credibility of the claim.
Reports from Homestead Pennsylvania on August 21 indicate a search for rifles seized by striking workers after battles with Pinkertons. Fears rise as muttered threats surface against soldiers retrieving arms, with strikers viewing the firearms as their property and pledging to resist searches.
An agent for Vanderbilt lines recruited twenty five men to replace strikers in Buffalo. They were smuggled into a Michigan Central train at 2 20 a m East bound but the on duty switchmen refused to move the train with scabs aboard. The men were later placed on the Niagara Falls and Buffalo Express but again removed by the conductor.
Gen Doyle says the strike may end soon and Buffalo freight will flow as before within days. Central road moves traffic in yards for first time since strike began. Lehigh reports enough men in one roundhouse to handle traffic under protection. Nickel Plate remains possibly the only secured road not yet back to full operation. The test day will confirm company claims or striker assertions.
Gov Flower said he did not expect further trouble from the strike in New York State. Adjutant General Porter agreed. In Buffalo yards there are 7500 infantry and 200 cavalrymen. Flower plans to visit Watertown for the weekend with family. Local railroad men report no conspiracy with switchmen. engineers and firemen deny forming a strike coalition. Conductors will not strike unless asked to fill striker work and disciplined for refusal.
An official is forced from duty amid opaque pressures and unnamed investigations. The report notes resignation follows amid confusion and questions about governance while no direct charges are disclosed.
The report notes a general uptick in cotton crop conditions across most sections during the past week, with declines in South Carolina Louisiana and Alabama where conditions worsened or backslid.
Notorious Cooley gang members, one possibly Jack Ramsey, were seized on the Cheat River near Krxenoon West Virginia and jailed, provoking mob pressure if identities are confirmed. Also Vienna Grain and Seed Convention opens August 29 with harvest estimates from major grain nations.
Cry of Mexico Aug 21 A bond of the consolidated debt valued at 13000 has disappeared from the federal treasury An employee is held on suspicion Gen Refugio Gonzales is dead Flores Rehex elected Governor of Durango.
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