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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1910

Page

4

Unclear historical court case on public sympathy and alibi

Fragmented OCR text describes a courtroom proceeding involving a priest and a divorce case. It mentions alleged attempts to obtain public sympathy under false pretenses, an alibi issue, and a speech at a university anniversary. Names and details are garbled, but the core involve legal actions and a mystery surrounding motives and testimony, with a noted witness and a court appearance.

Archer St. Lois

Sugar tariff outrage fuels political battles of the day

The article railed at the sugar tariff and the Havemeyer Spreckles trust. It accused Congress of protecting sugar interests to enrich a few while consumers pay higher prices. It cited the 2 cent per pound duty as a gate against imports and argued families bear the tax burden. It linked tariff policy to broader political strife and calls for reform.

Piavne Villi Huckett Havemeyer-Spreckles Havemeyer Spreckles

Questioning Cannon as Speaker Wins Support in Western Papers

A Chicago Tribune report surveys Republican and Independent newspapers in the West and Midwest to gauge opinions on Joseph G Cannon as speaker. Ballots sent to editors ask if Cannon is suitable, with results broken down by party alignment and region.

Winsitington Republican Taft Heowas Lilis Ohio Nagel West Chicago Tribune Middle West Joseph G. Cannon House of Representatives Tere

Hadlesism in Polk County Taxation Debate in Missouri

The Polk County tax issue discussed in the Tolivar Me Herald questions the meaning of last year’s total assessed value and the impact on taxpayers. It argues voters faced increases in taxes to cover funds and state and local charges, urging residents to weigh whether to approve new assessments and taxes.

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Captain Whybark Dead and Local Notices at Kash Berga

Obituary notes Captain Whybark Dead, Foon the Pittshur and Keneas Headlight, died of prec nocha at Kash Berga ila on February 10. He resided near Perryville and Martins Hill, served in the war, married Maria Green, and left a large family with relatives across several states. The piece honors his faith, marriage, and community ties, and mentions his burial plans at Car Junction with a list of bereaved relatives and mourners from multiple towns.

Pittshur Keneas SW. Whytverte Kash Berga Ila Piteebone Perryville Martie Hill Westerster County Ittebung Aateiry Nenetia Maria Hl Gereen Shom Laura M. Pinc Eet Tienes Rw Cela Lee Aneries Cal Oh G Pitteburg Kansae Caldwell Idaho

Memoriams of Mrs D L Smith of Mineral Wells

Obituary notices Mrs D L Smith wife of B P L Smith of Mineral Wells died after a brief illness aged 52. Daughter of the late W F P Kinder and Mrs M E Kinder of Marble Hill Missouri she was a the Christian gentlewoman who united with the Hapter church. Survived by husband Wesley son, daughter in St. Louis and five brothers. Body sent to Marble Hill for interment beside her father. We neighbors offer condolences to her family.

Arate LL. Smith Smith W. FP M. EB. Kinder Marble Hill Hapter Church Iect Jesus Lord J. E. and Mason Kinder D. L. Smith

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