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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1891

Page

3

Public sentiment advance and California court ruling

A report notes rising public sentiment in California amid concealed weapon offenses with San Francisco court action. A man fined 250 dollars. the state Supreme Court affirms the decision. Farmers in Palouse Washington use straw roads to create smooth, dustless surfaces after thrashing. An old newspaper gimmick promises a unique 3 inch display ad with a single recurring word.

California San Francisco Supreme Court of Palouse

Maurice Daly's Big Run In Century Scrimmage

Maurice Daly scored a century against Slosson in Brooklyn during a 600 point practice game. After nineteen innings Daly led by 12 buttons before Slosson surged in the twentieth inning with 185 to take the lead.

Maurice Daly Ivory Spheres Brooklyn Slosson Daly New Yorker

Shepherd man posts West India coffee berry harvest

A. M. Hobbs of Shepherd Michigan once planted West India coffee berries and roasted them for family use. This year he harvested several bushels and is supplying seed to neighbors.

A. M. Hobbs Shepherd, Mich

Interlocking rail system using compressed air and electricity

A Chicago and railroad system near Grand Central station to Pan Handle crossing uses compressed air and electricity to operate electro pneumatic interlocking switches and block signals. Union Switch and Signal installed the modern system costing over 150 000 dollars, including air compressors, storage tanks, and signal mechanisms.

Chicago & Railroad Grand Central Station Pan- Handle Crossing Union Switch and Signal Company Chicago Columius& X Neuia Ohio Thio Stone Harback & Witt Swivch Poll Street Frank Clapaaddel Supt Melride National Watchs Company Elgin Chicago & Northern Pacific L’an- Handle Taylor Street Bridge Taylor Street Railroad Harrington Matic Taylor Street Robey Street Ray

A Double Wedding at North Manchester Fair

At the tri county fair in North Manchester Indiana two couples from nearby country homes were married in front of the grand stand at 10 o clock. Mr Sharp led Miss Viteh and Mr Fiteh led Miss Carson to the platform where they knelt and were wed. An immense crowd gave three cheers after the ceremony. The couples left the grounds to change for visitors attire.

Manchester Ind Sharp Miss Viteh Fiteh Miss Carson

Washington Park Stakes Plan for Grand Races in Chicago

The Washington Park club in Chicago outlines a grand racing program with stakes over 125000. Secretary Brewster notes American Derby value at least 100000 and major events include Queen Isabella Stakes 10000 Sheridan Stakes 3500 and many more for two and three year olds and up including a guaranteed 25000 for two year olds and the Columbus Handicap with total value around 895000 to the winner.

Washington Park Club Chicago America Hrewster

Drainage tunnel project in Leadville mining district

A massive tunnel planned at an estimated cost of 750 000 and a ten year construction period aims to drain mines in the Leadville district. It will stretch at least five miles and, once finished, provide access to pools of water previously hard to manage without proper drainage.

Leadville

Death of Dr Samuel Dickinson Burchard

The obituary notes Samuel Dickinson Burchard born September 6, 1812 near Steuben New York. An early graduate at Center College Kentucky he gained fame as a temperance and religious speaker and abolition advocate. He served as pastor in Newark and held roles at Ingham University and Rutgers Female College. He is remembered for the 1884 Blaine campaign remark branding the Democratic Party as Rum Romanism and Rebellion, uttered on March 20, 1884.

Samuel Dickinson Burchard Steuben N. Y Center Kentucky Newark City

Delegation of Churches Endorses Blaine in New York

A delegation of eleven church leaders from New York and neighboring cities welcomed Mr Elaine and expressed firm support for Blaine. Dr Burchard, chairing, proclaimed Republicans loyal to the ticket despite press misrepresentations.

Career of Catalino Garzia and his Mexican exile raid

Catalino Garzia, a young adventurer from Browns ville Texas, led a raid with forty armed followers into Mexico on Sept ten to rally support against Diaz. After crossing the Rio Grande near Rio Grande City, his force was repulsed by 700 Mexican regulars near Wier Mexico, with several killed and Garzia wounded or captured. United States troops then pursued the aftermath.

Catarino Garzia Mexico Diaz Hrownsville Texas Rio Grande City Nebree Custom House Tie Garzia Laredo Gen. Martinez Duval Fallahioy Monifesto Rio Grande River Taumaulipas Caere Revolu- Wier Oarsia Gar United States

Pacing Advances and Sales Highlight Fall Harness News

Entries show multiple pacers boosting records at tracks in Indiana, Milwaukee, Lexington, and Lewiston. Notable values include Blossom at 2:20, Nancy Hanks 2:13, Allie Wilkes 2:13, and 2:12-2:19 spreads for Johnston 2.065 with Pittsburg heats. George W. Leavitt sells Dosphorous to Dr. Drake for £10,000.

Beme Yale Wn Mikegan Onward Pacar Abs Downing Red Wilkes Egbert George D. Bennett & Co Ned Guy Hoshville Ind Blossom Pennypack Bef Ure Nancy Hanks Milwaukee Track Allie Wilkes Lexington Belmont Prince York State George W. Leavitt Boston Sultan Dr. Drake Pittsburg Johnston Layard Wilkes Alcantara Bayard Lewiston

European and American boxing and cycling headlines mix plainspeaking notes

In France women specialize in lathe work and wheel construction whileTerrent, 34, vows to retire from riding after nineteen years. Hilly Murphy, fresh from St Louis where he won the A A L two mile safety title in 6 55, tours the East as the sole representative. Montgomery Ward’s employee will race ten miles on Sunday on the West side course, with Will Thorne aiming to beat Allbrecht’s 29 42 1 5 mark. England’s world records are challenged as American racers anticipate a bold season. The Pneumatic tire’s best feeding ground lies in Morlaix to Brest, where nails on roads spare no mercy for carts. The Ring and Campbell with Marks join vaudeville, while Bill Plimmer seeks matches in America at 110 pounds. Billy Smith of Australia and Don Riordan of San Francisco duel for 150, introducing boxing plans with Jack McAuliffe signing a Brooklyn vaudeville contract for forty weeks of sparring across performances.

France Terrent Hilly Murphy St. Louis Montgomery Ward & Co Will Thorne Allbrecht England America Morlaix Hrest Jack Campbell Charley Marks Campbell Young Dempsey Bill Plimmer Herlin Tommy Kelly Billy Smith Australia Don Riordan San Francisco California Athletic Club

University Athlete Colley Elected Football Manager

The Inter-Club Bowling League in Brooklyn begins its eight club tournament on December 14 running to February 1 with four games each Thursday evening. The Amateur Rowing League of New Jersey names Ellery and Young as secretary and treasurer. Arlington Athletic Club gains membership while Iroquois and Newark Bay Clubs are rejected. Two umpires per game set. Team trophies valued at 50 and 25 dollars. individual trophies 25, 15, and 10 dollars.

Brooklyn N. Y Amateur Rowing League of New Jersey W. J Ellery Oritaut Wield Club Hackensack Joseph Young New Jersey Athletic Club Arlington Athletic Club Newark Bay Eam

Suffering ends after one bottle Salvation cure

A reader reports years of severe attacks ending after using one bottle of Salvation. The testimonial urges others to try the product, giving a Baltimore address for reference. The piece also notes a mix of short items including a Bible mother in Iowa, Lord Salisbury’s peerage, school attendance in Louisiana, and local curiosities.

Lacha Lan Baltimore BL Baltimore

Castoria Through Generations Then and Now

An old advertising jingle recalls Castoria's use across family stages from baby to grandmother as a trusted remedy. The verse frames Castoria as a perennial cure tied to childhood and motherhood.

Women Students Reach Forty Thousand Across America

About 40,000 women attend colleges in the United States, marking a milestone twenty five years after the first college admitted women.

America

California Liquid Fruit Remedy Syrup of Figs Ad

A promotional note extols the California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs as pleasant to sight and taste. It claims gentle action on kidneys liver and bowels to cleanse the system and promote health. Advice also urges protection from smoke by tying a wet oil handkerchief over the face to exclude smoke and permit breathing.

Fast Train West Big Five Limited from Chicago

Tas Caicaco Rock Ienaxn Pacrrc operate the Big Five Limited leaving Chicago at 10 P.M. daily via Des Moines Quaba and Lincoln, arriving Denver at 7:40 A.M. It features modern cars, deluxe accommodations, and dining service. The train runs through to Denver with service designed to please travelers.

Tas Bexvek Ees Chicago C., FL 1 INQ Sebastian Gt.a&bra

Doctor Advises Continuation of Treatment Use

The patient recalls being told to continue its use after the doctor appeared. The statement implies guidance on ongoing medical therapy despite a preceding interruption or pause. Further context from the article would clarify the condition and treatment details involved.

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