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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1892

Page

7

America’s naval policy and quarantine plans urged by president

The president reviews naval expansion and new ship contracts, detailing transatlantic and South American routes, and notes plans to build ships in American yards. He calls for continued funding to fulfill obligations, strengthens quarantine powers, and stresses national unity and anti mob violence action amid domestic concerns.

Poper City of New York Paris Treasury Dent Eca Naval Reserve South American Nen Porte Buenos Ayres Southampton Houlogne Antwesp Fe Arso New City of New Organa

Scraps And Clippings From A Dated News Section

A fragmented collection notes diverse items: a German army swimming school for troops, a meteorite claim from a gold rock assay, a Twentieth Century Club for civic aims, a will trial in New York involving Mrs. Cole and silk gowns on Venus, a notable poet ratio in a city, a Jonesboro resident with $8 clothing spend in six years worth over $10,000, Yale expenses by class, a Bridgeport shoemaker robbed with his stove left hot, skull comparisons between savage and civilized races, and remarks on fox pelts and a drum-like brush detail.

Heston New York Yale Bridgeport Ile

St Louis Growth Sparks Wide Prosperity and Moves

Our St Louis Letter notes a moral tale of Ed T Noland and his wife seeking a pardon as crime and politics mix with booming finance. It highlights record bank clearances, higher duties at the customs house, and a city on the rise with a boom in street railways and suburb building. The Asylum for the Blind will move to a quieter suburb as land values surge and twenty six new office towers, each a small town, rise at a total cost of about fourteen million dollars.

Ciretes St. Louis Ed. T. Noland Missouri Custom House St. Louis Asylum St. Louis Boston West End

Guaranteed solid silver spoons offer by Mermod & Jac

An advertisement touts solid silver spoons in the Watesa pattern with handles of new design by Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co. Broadway and Locust Bt. Louis Mo. A set of six priced at 35 with money back if not satisfied. Free engravings and a grand catalogue offered on request.

Watesa Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co Broadway and Locust Louis

Quilts by Miss Leila Finney Gauge Fort Valley Yarn Output

Miss Leila Finney of Fort Valley Ga has made 471 quilts to date with twenty seven completed this year. The report notes her prolific work as a young quilter while other fragmentary text mentions a Philadelphia woman shopping with a baby carriage and a fall at a well in Athol Massachusetts.

Mexico Philadelphia Leila Finney Fort Valley Geo. Standish Athol Mass

Martin Burke Dies in Joliet Prison Quietly

Martin J. Burke, jailed for involvement in the Dr Patrick Cronin murder, died at Joliet penitentiary from quick consumption after a decline since entering in January 1890. He spoke little about Cronin with staff, requested Catholic rites from Father Daniel, and died without revealing new details of the case.

Statr Parnox Joliet Martin J. Burke Patrick Cronin Chicago Burke Fredericks Forrest Supreme Court Father Daniel Cronin Worrest Conway

Fire at Armory in Milwaukee Claims Several Rescue Efforts

A blaze tore through the Light Horse Squadron armory on Treadway Street at 2 a.m. yesterday. Officer Shannon reported an explosion that shattered front windows. flames erupted from the second floor center. Firefighters and a police officer reached the roof where four people were saved, including janitor William Miller, his wife, their son George, and Jacob Fitzpatrick who woke the group. Damages include about $2,000 to the structure and $15,000 to contents. Origin undetermined.

Milwaukes Nesalia MinwAumen Light Horse Squadron Treadway Shannon Hayes William Miller George Miller Jacob Fitzpatrick

Condition of Mrs Maybrick

In London the Baroness de Maybrick is reported to be in critical condition. Secretary Foster is said to be exerting intense effort on the prisoner’s behalf as concerns about her welfare rise.

Maybrick Foster Baroness de Maybrick

Four Executed After Trial at the Scaffold

The article details the execution of four men, Hite, Thomas, McCarthy, and Lewis, at 7:49 to 7:57 pm. All maintained composure as the nooses were placed. Hite moved, McCarthy convulsed, Lewis hung limp with a neck injury, and Thomas remained alive until the final pronouncement. Pulse readings show rapid declines, with all four pronounced dead by 4,793? o'clock.

Stephen Hike Orde Son Lewis Carthy Theareyaae Lewis Thomas McCarthy Hite Grant Thomas

Miraculous Cure Claims Dismissed in Canton Minnesota

A Canton Minnesota correspondent reports no authentic healing at the so called miracle window. A crippled man briefly walked after praying but later returned to crutches and long bed rest. The Catholic church opposed the sensational narrative. The town remains quiet and ordinary.

Molitor murder trial opens with witness accounts

In Albion Michigan on January 12, August Talgitski, son of Frederick, testifies that Repke visited their home with Molitor before the shooting and that he did not see his father again until the following day. He recalls a seven year old road trip exchange about courage and being a better man than he is or was.

Hopke Albert Tulgitskt Aliena Mich Molitor August Talgitski Frederick Repke Rogers City Ernest Albert Molitor Henry Jacobs August Fab Jr

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