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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1889

Page

3

Widow Seeks Back Pension Over War Losses

A gaunt woman enters a Phoenix RI office demanding how Taylor Hopkins’ wife can claim a back pension. She argues soldiers with back injuries or lost limbs receive more aid than widows and contends her husband, killed at Gettysburg, left dependent children in sorrow, while government payouts seem unfair to those who suffered less visible wounds.

Pheonix R J Taylor Hopkins Gettysburg Providence Journal Sam Jitile Exeter Rhode Island Sir Joshua Reynolds Horatio South Dr. Johnson Sue Paris Texis Sabine River Ada Choctaw County Helen Messalinu

A Fairy Tale Of Industry And Railroads In Wisconsin Central

A fragment from a vintage miscellany narrates a woodsman guiding his return by a thread that becomes two shining railroad ribbons. Crowds pass by as Wisconsin Central is hailed, blending lessons on progress, youth, and industry with satirical wits about schooling and moral aims of youth.

Ius Wisconsin Central

Those Flowing Wraps In Autumn Style For Women

The piece extols flowing wraps as feminine fashion, praising hues that cover from chin to shoe and protect against autumn winds. It frames wraps as alluring yet practical, hinting at how they captivate attention while guarding the wearer. The writing evokes a period tone and Columbus style publication emphasis.

Miss Tessie Fair Poised to Inherit Vast Fortunes

The piece profiles Tessie Fair, daughter of a California mining magnate and a former U.S. senator, noting forecasts she will inherit up to five million more, while her mother’s wealth surpassed three million. At nineteen she is praised for charm, musical talent, painting, literature, and embroidery, with a grounded, generous outlook despite high social scrutiny.

Miss Flood California Miss Tessie Fair Mrs. Fair Miss Tessie Lndy United States Monterey Comstock Calaveras Miss

Vignettes of Society and Postage Lore from California to New York

A long excerpt describes Miss Jennie Dunphy of San Francisco and her rich California family, her looks and talents, and rumors about marriage. It also notes Mina Hager, and social chatter about beauty and marriage. The text shifts to a New York World account of Mr McDowell and his garment drafting machine, then to post office stamps, postage rates, and the evolution of the U S postal system from colonial times to the late 19th century, including stamp sizes, costs, and specs.

New York Herman Oelrichs Eugenie Miss Flood Jennie Dunphy California William Dunphy Nevada Tle Texas Soledad Dunphys San Francigco Washington Street Miss Dunphy Mr. Dunphy Venus de Medici Santa Cruz San Francisco A. MiDowell Eli Howe Tie Europe Sughd France Germany United States McDowell Moltowell Wextorhies Siich Altman Denning Stern Mr. McDowell Svar Wanamaker Postoffice Department Ifty Portation Department Postative Department Great Britain Great Grea Britain New England Olly IMT Richard Fairbanks Boston Assembly of Virginia Assembly of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Newark Connecticut North America London Charleston

The Goad Family and a Belle of Society

A description of Miss Goad, a socially prominent young woman around twenty, praised for beauty and poise. Her father, W. Frank Goad, a Colusa Bank magnate and local millionaire, is noted for wealth and gentlemanly character. The piece highlights pedigree, society standing, and affluence.

Miss Good W. Frank Goad Colusa Bank Washington and Gough Streets Mr. Goad Miss Goad

Creamerie Girl and Street Waif Dialogue Parody

A humorous town dialogue features a creamery girl and a waif as they trade quips about milk and propriety. Reverend Clambroth pleads with Mrs. Jackman to keep her daughter from a “vile novel” that sparks talk, while Mrs. Jackman deflects. The scene playfully critiques purity and gossip in a small community.

Sonny Mr. Clambroth Mrs. Jackman Mra Jackman Lani Ao Ale Jacktman Yen Po Clovar

Cabinet-maker Deckler seeks easy life after win in lottery

PA Deckler, a married cabinet-maker from 681 Oth avenue, plans to retire from heavy work and buy tenement property after his Louisiana Lottery prize. He previously worked six days a week at Wessel Nickel & Gross and now foresees light duties and a settled home life for his two children.

Deckler Nees Mr. Deckler Decker Oth Avenue Yristle of Wessel, Nickel & Gross West 45Th Street New Orleans Wells, Fargo & Co Momlay L Omy New York Doherty West 46Th Ste Tillwich Pita Ook Rad Nein

Clever Forgery Involving Broker And Bank Check Scam

A dramatic tale outlines a broker’s deception to cover a five thousand dollar forged check. A merchant, urged by urgent cash needs, tries to salvage funds with a note and broker’s initials, then faces exposure but safeguards most money by paying into the bank. A Memphis race issue follows involving Annie Evans suing Patrolman Conway over a slur term.

Regent Bohin Reid Teorsie Glarry Annie Evans Green BE Evans Memphis (Tenn Patrolman Conway

Women Stationmasters on Rothbury Loop Noted for Reliability

North British Railway on the Rothbury Loop in Northumberland employs mostly women as collectors. They are not required to wear uniforms and are reported to perform their duties well and reliably.

Rothbury North British Railway Northumberland

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