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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1895

Page

2

The Marble Hill Press and College Notes Summary

A compilation from The Marble Hill Press satirizes political quirks and society notes. It includes remarks on New York conventions, figures like Bill Nye, Croker, and Vanderbilt, and mentions education items from Chicago and Harvard to Michigan and Pennsylvania. It also covers theater, crime, and jokes about Alaska, medicine, and the era’s prominent personalities.

Kate Anderson University of Michigan Robinson Cooley Blackstone The Michigan Law Review Edward Menkin Elisha Jones Mary Gilmore Williams Rome Athens Harvard Princeton Yale Switzerland Cambridge Lehigh University of Pennsylvania Theodore le Boutilier Medical Esquimaux George B. Scott Ames Pennsylvania Law School Harrison Cook

Proposals Question Sparks Wry Comment Between Bashtul and Mina

In a flustered exchange Bashtul wonders about proposing to anyone while Mina Longwalt jokes that the world would end. The dialogue captures their lighthearted banter after years of steady calling.

Bashtul Mina Longwalt

The Cabinet Circle and Vice Presidential Mentions

Washington correspondence notes the Wilson family occupying new quarters with Mrs. Wilson improving health and son Allen making a striking impression. Rumors of Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Van Buren reflect health concerns of the Vice President’s wife and daughter. The piece traces Vice Presidents who became president, detailing Tyler and the independent nomination episode in Baltimore and related political maneuvers.

Mary Wilson Hollins William L. Wilson Michigan Ucket Tyler White House Gabriel Washington Young Allen Stevenson Martin van Buren Democratic Party United States Old Hickory Andrew Jackson John Tyler Whig Congress Baltimore

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