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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
3
Mystery of the hidden room on the circular staircase
In a Casanova house, detective Jamieson and partners search for a secret chamber. Miss Innes, trapped in a chimney room, endures heat and asphyxiation while a pursuer lurks nearby. a portable safe is recovered as the chase continues through the mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Meter
True Et Islewy
Eotabjied
Aa Tai
Bunnyelde
Arnold Armsinvag
Gertrude
Jack Frey
Tliard
Swin
Jamhann
Mise Innes
Hatsey
Maul Rmatrone
Paul Amatrone
Valeny'e
Halsey
Hiten
Marcy
Jialleye
Arte Greng
Thomas
Nina Carring
Walker
Mike Hepes
Wateon
Areold Armsthon
Pratshet
Locke Wallace
Casanova Station
Waller Place
Amieson San
Mertrade
Halery
Jamieson
Walkers
Liddy
Casanova
Washington Monument
Alex
Mr. Halsey
Harpers Weekly Sketch of East Side Life Child’s Broken Leg
Prank Marshall White profiles New York East Side life with Master Jacob Rowenberg, eleven or twelve, suffering a broken leg. The boy endures indignity as Dr M rips his trousers to fit bandages, crying My new pants! and pleading with policemen and drivers to spare his raiment during transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York East Side
Marshall White
Harper's Weekly
Jacob Rowenberg
Three youths gain clemency amid governor clemency action
Jefferson City reports three young men convicted of offenses and serving terms in the state penitentiary received clemency from Gov. Hadley through permanent employment. Andrew Higley of St Francois county, Timothy W. Tewey of St Joseph, and Robert Lee of Audrain county were mentioned with details of their cases and paroles or duties arranged by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Hadley Boch
Andrew Higley
St Francois County
Io Wan
William H. Zenor
Joplin
Wigley
Annie
Timothy W. Tewey
Hurlington
St. Joseph
O. M. Spencer
St Joseph
Robert Lae
Audrain
Alesander Carter
Audrain County
Fingers convict him in buried store ruin case
In Tiptot California Guta F Breinkraus is convicted of orees after two severed fingers are found in a buried store ruin. He is sentenced to two years in prison starting March. Steinkraue and David Greet led the investigation and Greer was charged with arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tiptot
Guta
F. Breinkraus
Steinkraue
David Greet
Sti
Greer
Areon
Missouri Corn Crop Drives State Confidence in 1970
Missouri corn production remains robust as barley and other crops show strong yields. A 1970 Bureau of Labor Statistics chapter on Missouri corn crops notes high yields and favorable conditions, positioning Missouri among leading states in corn output and boosting Commissioner C A Hiller's assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
A. Hiller
Death penalty affirmed for Mort Holman by Pike County jury
Judge Gantt upholds the death sentence imposed on Mort Holman by a Pike County jury for the attack on Miss Fowler. The Supreme Court division 2 affirmed the ruling. Execution date not fixed but to be set for the later quarter of January.
Prohibition Leader Stokes Visits Joplin for Campaign Talks
Charlie EK Stokes state chairman of the Prohibition party meets with Jasper prohibitionists in Joplin to discuss plans for the political campaign. He coolly lowers hopes for a prohibition landslide, predicting the drys will poll their loyal vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Charlie EK
Stokes
Prohibition Party
Jasper
Wellington Man Seeks Pension Bill After 44 Years in Bed
Thomas F Lockhart of Wellington describes his 44 years in bed and notes his bid to secure a congressional pension for hopeless invalids has failed, highlighting the struggle for veteran relief and ongoing legislative inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Thomas F Lockhart
Congress
Springfield boy’s accidental death noted in court record
In Springfield a boy named Svearold Edgar But ler, son of Mrs. Cora Rindes of Republic, reportedly said a disturbing phrase before firing a . Califiber revolver that led to the accidental death of Cotderr Nichols as ruled by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Svearold
Edgar Butler
Cora Rindes
Republic
Cotderr Nichols
Sedalia Farmers Suffer From Car Scarcity
Sedalia central Missouri farmers and stockmen face financial losses due to a shortage of railroad cars needed to ship cattle and hogs to St. Louis and Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Marriage in Joplin Ties Veteran Pastor to Young Bride
Former Pastor Wede, Joplin, officiated by Justice A. Earle, unites J. F. England aged 7 and Mrs Suffin Stone near 70 in marriage. The couple leaves for Baxter Springs Kansas, where the bridegroom, a former Baptist minister, now runs six farms.
Carthage Man Fred McCollam Reported Missing
Carthage resident Fred McCollam has been missing from his home since October 11. authorities and family fear foul play as investigators review leads in the Kansas City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Fred McCollam
Kansas City
Cure That Cold and How to Fight It
A dated advertisement urging prevention over cure for colds with claims of a 2 cent bottle of Man Yzone Cold Core. It promotes easy use in a pocket and offers refunds if customers are not satisfied with the product. The ad lists Philadelphia addresses and emphasizes avoiding pneumonia and fever through early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefersen
Philadelphia
Two of a kind Teabhing to there a lot of millionaires
Hironson claims not that he knows of, but you may get a list of the fellows who dodge their taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hironson
Woman vs Man Sensory Quinine and Salt Detection Study
A series of experiments at the University of Cambridge tested taste thresholds for quinine and salt in water. Findings show that when one part quinine was diluted in 52 000 parts water, salt could be detected at one part to 640. Sugar was detectable at 228 in water and common soda at 48. In nearly all cases, women detected taste thresholds lower than men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamieson
Liddy
Somme
Russia's Growing Population in 1808 Growth
The Russian empire shows a population rise of about five million in 1808, despite wars and epidemics. Estimates suggest about 169,0000 car's subjects, increasing annually by SS00, with little cultivated land limiting expansion and no evident reason for the growth to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwtsur
Russian Empire
Russia
Not Struck By Costs, Artist Louis Wisna Says
Louis Wisna, a Newark artist, wears a gloomy sock over a usually cheerful face and tells Charles Stracse that he has not been struck by the cost of his shoes compared with his youngster. Strosse responds asking what he is complaining about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wisna
Newark
Charles Stracse
Strosse
A Long Chance Remains After Rejected Marriage Request
Fragmentary notes describe a rejected marriage proposal and an ensuing uncertain romantic situation. The readable phrases mention a person named T and a proposal, with confusion and partial dialogue reflecting a failed romantic advance. Further context is unreadable in the fragment.
Unknown personal note fragment into a travel inquiry
Fragmentary text appears as a misspelled note addressing Opige bd Sey and Mr Dorking. It implies leaving bound to have the Internet wind any way Mrs Dorkine would hear it, with unclear meaning and no verifiable event or person details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Dorking
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