Random Chatter From a Late Marble Hill Page
A jammed collage of clipped phrases from Marble Hill press items. Mentions King Peter of Servia telegrams. Mrs Chadwick debtors. remarks on giving and receiving. a note on the English bias. auto demand vs supply. people quitting meat. Anna Heli clearing money for daily snubs. a New Yorker remark on married life. Kaiser opposed to water drinking rituals. a polar wind in Chicago. a Boston poet and an advertiser. salt water gall extraction. a Chicago woman freezing her nose. bold claims about boys who kiss being feeble minded. Canon J Yuleton on meat and purity and bile humor.
Pittsburg Boasts Thirty Millionaires Avoid Nobility
In Pittsburg reports allege more than thirty wealthy residents eschew noble connections. The note adds that boys must keep pace by running in their families, signaling a local social expectation around status and lineage.
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Pittsburg
Drunken Soldier Kills Two Children in Warsaw
A Russian correspondent defends Lim arguing the children were very small and hard to count, noting the incident occurred in Warsaw involving a drunken soldier and resulting deaths of two children.
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Warsaw
Lim
Those Jandon scientists plan to secure unlimited sold from sea water
A fragmented report notes Jandon scientists propose an unlimited sea water disillination supply. The piece warns they may succeed unless action is taken promptly.
Pole Dreamer Eyes Rocky Mountain Blowout Plan
A bold dreamer proposes blasting a hole through the Rocky mountains as practice for a north pole expedition. The plan reflects daring scope and speculative feasibility amid interest in extreme exploration.
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North Pole
Rocky Mountains
Pennsylvania man jailed for stealing railroad
A Pennsylvania man arrested for stealing a railroad is facing penalties tied to his failure to incorporate under New Jersey law. The case highlights enforcement of corporate status requirements across state lines.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Creditors Filed by Mrs Chadwick Against Fielding Men
Mrs Chadwick filed a list of creditors alleging that the men who fielded sold for hopes of gain had their hopes, and that there was all there was coming to them.
Parrot Thinks It Knows Better Than Its Owner
John Burroughs opens with a playful line about animals. Thirtyehr claims a parrot that believes it understands and will not voice all its thoughts about its owner.
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John Burroughs
Postponed Columbia University jenriatism department
The Columbia University department of jenriatism has been delayed for an indefinite period. Officials say the public will be kept informed about world events and developments in the meantime.
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Columbia University Department of
Fragmentary reminiscence quoted in a rural memory snapshot
A speaker recalls a box of flowers and violets at a cabin door in a lyrical reminiscence. The fragment hints at a memory or dialogue about past springtime gestures and affection.
Courts Cancel Debts of 4 Million in Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy courts relieved a man of debts totaling four million dollars. The judges broadly concluded that a financial genius of that stature should not be hampered.
Philadelphia Adopts Desperate Measures To Defend Reputation
A fragment notes that Philadelphia shows signs of drastic steps to escape a certain reputation as it discusses a Chicago man fined for smearing over the telephone and his likely cautious behavior after this incident.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Court ruling frees American wife from husband debts
A court decision shields an American girl who marries a screener with a tithe from repaying his debts. Tailors, barbers, and boarding house keepers face risk if they trust noblemen of Kurnape. Accoriins toon disputes from St. Augustine are noted by Prof. Cole of Chicago. The gun’s formers, long unseen, are revealed near the sun’s northwest corner.
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Kurnape
St. Augustine
Big Sum Spor
Miles Lone
Prof
Cole
Chicago
Cranky North Scientist and Warship Mentions
A North region scientist fantasizes extreme actions against fools as a metaphor for political costs. A Brooklyn minister questions games of chance and Wall Street. Commentary downplays a potential Britain Germany war, cites partially built ships, and weighs regional perspectives on the West and New York’s view of Jersey City.
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Brooklyn
Wall Street
Mad Chase on a Wild-Cat Engine Through Night Run
A perilous pursuit unfolds on a rattling improvised train as Jack, Smithers, and companions race Havana to intercept a rebel-backed dynamite plot. General Toledo leads soldiers in pursuit while anxiously monitoring time and distance. The escapees face curves, cliffside vistas, and tense exchanges with an engine crew, aiming to save the girls and avert catastrophe.
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Daveh
Smithers
Rimeerel Pall
Tack
Alreais
Irene
Jack
Cpahker
Toksiis
Thar
Worthy
Uvopormie
Almast
Joe
Caqivarter
Garne
Toledo de
Fragmented OCR note on New Orleans incident and witness confusion
An OCR garbled passage discusses a New Orleans case with references to a sensitive mature, a series of dates, a street scene, and a joker figure seen near a vehicle. The text includes misread names and nonsensical phrases, complicating interpretation of the event and participants.
Wedding tensions among North American Shal association elites
A garbled account mentions Henris Seliweter and Swesty Milwatthew amid a North American Shal association context. The fragment describes a wedding scene with a bride, groom, and guests in a troubled setting echoing past mistakes, ending with a cryptic remark about a mistress and a guilt tied to a historic error.
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Henris Seliweter
Elite Dions
Shal Association
Swesty Milwatthew
Ganl
Mistreated line prompts marriage quip in odd exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a daughter teasing her mother about marriage and the mother reacting with mock alarm. The exchange centers on a suitor Mr Mugeins and a suggestion of bigamy, delivered in rustic humor.
Cottages for Veterans Wives Planned Near Home
Ladies of the G. A. R. in California plan to build cottages at San tele near the National Soldiers Home so married veterans may reside with their wives. The project aims to house soldiers who enter the home and wish to keep their spouses close.
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A. R
California
Santele
The New Thames Tunnel Progress Report
The Ratclifi y-Rotherhithe tunnel under the Thames will take five years to construct. Its length will be GOSST feet with an external diameter of sixteen feet and two footways four feet eight and one half inches wide. Three tunnels under the Thames of London are planned when finished.
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Thames
Rotherhithe
London
Nose beauty and a mallet promise
A woman asks a dermatologist if he can make her nose beautiful. He replies humorously that he cannot guarantee beauty but could improve it, even suggesting he might use a mallet to do so.
Equally Divided Wealth Claim by Prof. Smart
Political economist Professor William Smart argues that if all British wealth were evenly split, each person would receive 195.48 dollars annually or 3.62 dollars weekly, illustrating wealth distribution.
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William Smart
Big Indianapolis Fire Causes Heavy Losses
A major blaze in Indianapolis caused extensive damage with an estimated loss exceeding $1,100,000. Fire crews battled flames through the night, preventing loss of life as structures along Meridian Street and nearby blocks suffered severe destruction. Firemen contained the inferno after hours of effort, with multiple buildings damaged and a fear of further spread to adjacent warehouses and workshops.
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Indianapolis
Kansas refinery bill adopts amid Standard Oil dispute
The Kansas Legislature passed a refinery bill tied to the Standard Oil Company and a pending state refinery plan. Proponents say the measure preserves fair treatment by Standard and supports convict labor for the refinery. opponents fear new burdens on railroads and costs. Oil was pumped from Standard tanks during the week as lawmakers debated the measure.
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Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Kassanes
Sientard Oni Company
Pristeo
Pern
Kas
Alem
Paola
Kan
Indictments Returned in Portland Conspiracy Case
Federal grand jury charges former U S District Attorney John B Hall Private Detective H P Ford former Major H N Rees Deputy Sheriff John Cordans grain broker A P Caylor and saloonkeeper Fred Simpson with conspiring to defeat justice by attacking District Attorney Heney's reputation The indictments allege a broad scheme to undermine the legal process in Portlands high profile case items include officials and a local broker and saloonkeeper in the alleged conspiracy.
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Portland
Ore
Grai
United States District
John B. Hall
H. P. Ford
H. N. Rees
John Cordans
A. P. Cavlor
Fred Simpson
Hall
Rees
Ford
Cordano
Caylor
Heney
King Edward Barely Refers to War in Fragmented Dispatch
A garbled yearns for war reference as King Edward speaks of Russia Japan and Austria in a uneven report. The piece notes reforms and governance strains across Turkish provinces and Austrian measures while banning a suffrage bill in Montana. A separate item reports Charleston train tragedy with George Gill killed at 25, his widowed mother left.
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Charleston
George Gill
Vic Wheels
Gill
Madeira Building Fire Racks Canal Street Night
Fire on the top floors of the Madeira office building on Canal Street caused extensive damage shortly after midnight Saturday. Initial estimates put losses at several thousand dollars as crews battled the blaze through the night.
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New Orleans
Lac
Madeira
Canal Street
Davie Millman Dies After Wood Alcohol Poisoning
Junction City Kansas artificer Davie Millman of the 6th battery held suitors at Fort Riley died after drinking wood alcohol by mistake Wednesday morning. He died several hours later at the post hospital after the poisoning.
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Junction City
Kas
Davie Millman
6Th Battery
Fort Riles
Post Hospital
Topeka approves Garver rail bill patterned after Towa law
Topeka Kansas residents report that the horse Tuesday unanimously passed the Garver railroad bill patterned after the Towa law with J. now moving to the senate.
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Topeka
Kas
Senate
Elwood Freeman Killed By Switch Engine
Elwood Freeman a yard laborer at Creston Louisiana was fatally injured Monday evening when struck by a switch engine. His head was wrapped to shield him from cold and he did not hear the approaching engine.
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Creston
Elwood Freeman
Tillman Arrives in Philadelphia for Medical Treatment
United States Senator Tillman of South Carolina arrived in Philadelphia with his physician late Monday. he said he has been in ill health and came here for treatment.
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Philadelphia
United States
Tillman
South Carolina
Watson Case Goes to the Jury
New London Ma The case of Dr. Watson went to the jury after a sensational all day session in Malls county comm where women fought for seats and were jeered as scandal monsters by Watsons attorneys. A thousand plus spectators jammed the courthouse and hundreds filled the corridors as trains brought crowds from nearby towns for the twelve hour day. The defense attacked expert testimony while the state pressed its case. Judge Eby ruled speakers comments rather than facts. Prosecuting Attorney Thutse closed the day with the state’s final arguments while defense counsel Allison Clay and former State Senator Drew slated the final remarks for the next session.
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New London
Watson
Malls County Comm
Courree
Han- Titel
Perry
Cris
Watson Turing
Mess Berks
Dr. Wats
Laa
Eby
Thutse
Allison
Jin J. Clay Drewther
Satie
Man Dies by Self Inflicted Shot After Bail Request
Hot Springs Arkansas reports John O Neill in US custody at a cottage near Oak Lawn killed himself Friday after requesting bail telegram be sent to a friend in St Louis The deceased faced accusations tied to the Christy syndicate and an investment firm A dramatic scene followed as his wife prepared poultice and a pistol shot ended the life The widow mourns and recalls his fear of jail The article also notes Colonel James F Randlety began semi annual payment to the Cando Indians after they camped on their reservation north of Anadarka Oklahoma
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Hot Springs
Arn
John O'Neil
United States
Oaklawn
Veilllanes
Christy Syndicate
Ani Investment Company
St. Louis
Demba
St. Lois
CY Neil Requeestea
Coh
Anadarka
Ola
James F. Randlety
Count Solsky Possible President of Reconstructed Council
In St. Petersburg reports say Count Solsky, head of the economic department in the council of ministers, enjoys the emperor Nicholas's confidence and is to be nominated as president of the projected reconstructed council of ministers.
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St. Petersburg
Count Solsky
Council of Ministers
Nicholas
Seizure of British Steamer Silviana Reported
The Navy Department announces the seizure of the British steamer Silviana bound for Vladivostok with Cardiff coal. The seizure occurred at an unspecified location, and the exact place is not stated in the report.
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Tokio
Navy Department
Vladivostok
Cardiff
Senator Clark Reports Favorable Irrigation Dam Bill
Washington Senator Clark of Montana from the foreign relations committee Wednesday reported favorably the bill authorizing construction of an irrigation dam across the Rio Grande River between the United States and Mexico.
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Washington
Clark
Montana
Committee On Foreign Relations
Wenesday
Rio Grande River
United States
Mexico
Rumor Svinotpesh Mirsky May Return to Lower
Persistent rumor in St Petersbu re circulates that former Minister of the Interior Svin otpesh Mirsky will shortly return to Lower.
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St. Petersuure
Svinotpesh-Mirsky
Lower
Fire destroys Joby Thrall home in Bloomington tragedy
A fire at Joby Thrall’s dwelling in Bloomington on Monday afternoon caused by a gasoline explosion. His wife was killed and his sister in law Miss Stella Shoah suffered serious burns.
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Bloomington
Joby Thrall
Stella Shoah
Sculptor Max Mauch Dies in Chicago
Chicago mourns artist Max Mauch renowned Austrian born sculptor who exhibited at the Columbian Exposition and the recent St. Louis Exposition and died Monday in the city.
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Chicago
Max Mauch
Mauch
Austria
St. Louis
Impeachment, War Powers Debated in Congress and Senate
The session centers on impeachment probes and war powers actions. Senate leaders push authority to investigate executive actions, while House debates appropriations and constitutional privileges amid canal and foreign relations matters. The House and Senate discuss Mann and Kittredge plans and measures extending presidential powers and funding for investigations.
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Mann
Kittredge
Senate
Seater Kittredge
Wiltel
Canal
Congress
Bbitiee
Pera
Boefoe
Reward for Arthur Miller Proclaimed in Missouri
Governor Folk issues a proclamation offering a $400 reward for Arthur Miller sought in New Mastric County Missouri on the charge of killing Richard Laplant.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Arthur Miller
New Mastric County
Richard Laplant
Sanitarium fund raised for Macon Missouri cure project
Twenty five thousand dollars has been raised to establish a sanitarium here in Macon Missouri for the cure of nervous disease and chronic ailments.
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Macon
Bankers Elect Officers in Missouri Meeting
Jefferson City group of the Missouri Bankers Association elected S. R. Ingfied of Olean as chairman and Frank Clark of Clarksburg as secretary at a recent meeting in the city.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Bankers’ Association
S. R. Ingfied
Olean
Frank Clark
Clarksburg
Fire Destroys Franklin Schoolhouse in Quincy Tl
An early hour blaze destroyed the Franklin schoolhouse in Quincy Tl. Teachers lost libraries and valuable reference books. Insurance is $14,000. The building was valued at $22,000.
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Quincy, Tl
Franklin
Minnesota Records 38 Below Highlighted in Fergus Falls
In Fergus Falls Minnesota the U S government thermometer recorded 38 below zero Sunday night marking the coldest point in six years and an extreme winter temperature for the region.
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Minnesota
Fergus Falls
Minn
United States
William Bohlen Deputy County Surveyor Dies at Quincy
Carlyle Illinois mourns the death of William Bohlen aged about 79 longtime deputy county surveyor for Clinton and Washington counties He served as first lieutenant and quartermaster in the 11th Illinois Cavalry He died Thursday at the Soldiers Home in Quincy leaving a decade of public service behind him.
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Carlyle
Wiliam Bohlen
Clinton
Washington
General Stalkenberg Reported Wounded in Russia
London Telegraph correspondent reports Gen Stalkenberg and three Russian colonels wounded on the Hun river.
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Gen. Stalkenberg
London
The
Telegraph
Stalkenberg
Hun River
Family quarrel turns fatal in Burnett Oklahoma
In Burnett Oklahoma a dispute within a family ends with Joseph Bostick shot dead at his home. His brothers Frank and George Bostick are arrested after the coroner’s verdict holds them responsible for the death.
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Burnett
Okla
Joseph Bostick
Here
Frank
George
Gripenberg Arrives in St. Petersburg After Manchuria Command
Gen. Gripenberg, recently commander of the second army in Manchuria, arrived in St. Petersburg at midnight Wednesday. The high ranking officer’s visit marks a notable development in the region’s military oversight and diplomatic exchanges.
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Gripenberg
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
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Times-Dispatch
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Paknley & McCeon
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Griffith Bros
Howse
Jaecksem Phate
Hevisiana
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Shaward
Stilethan
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Titan
Morse
Grand
Charles W. Morse
Montier
Pouvelwal
Dodge
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Priday
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Ustriet
Miami County
Edward
Stine Beiward
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Ment
House of Representatives
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Kansas Railroad Law
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Solsky
Rio Grande Dam
Mirsky
Sculptor
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Thearet
Annie
Lisa
Charles Swans
Coon
Senate Poocwy
Dominion
Orden von Swtisty
Chaim Callens
Bettin
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Coombe
Rocce
Ahi Speokad
Tds
Dareedier Staop
Seé
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Ape Purtinite
Delate
Melachianed
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Pearty
Metcalf
Department of Comperoe of Labor
Toy Macmes
Gel
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Alnedels Urider
Bankers
William Bohlen
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