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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
6
A disparate brief from Marble Hill Missouri features satirical quips and curious notices on topics from a new comet discovery in South Africa to aviation feats by Tauban. It riffs on weather, philosophy, and public matters, including Prussia’s deficit and a Chicago judge seeking pardon for two men serving life for murder after claiming innocence.
Preliminary hearing in the murder case of Col Thomas H. Swope is postponed as the grand jury investigates. Dr Hyde’s deposition motions to compel release of sealed testimony face delays while lawyers seek access and the court weighs next steps amid ongoing grand jury deliberations.
A terrific explosion destroyed the Trojan powder works twelve miles south of Oakland, shaking the surrounding country as if an earthquake. More than 100 men and women employed at the works were believed to be in the vicinity at the time of the explosion.
Thousands of native rebels ringed Calcutta on Thursday while reinforcements moved in from white forces. The developing crisis marked the most serious in years with inhabitants reportedly trapped and calls for urgent action.
George Holland, an old-school actor once linked with Booth Jefferson and Irving, has died in Philadelphia. The veteran performer and friend to notable contemporaries passed away, marking the end of an era in stage circles.
Secretary Ballin eer temporarily withdrew 2,068,492 acres from coal entry and 118,013 acres from all forms of disposition in Washington DC, reserving lands from public use. This action places a pause on mineral and other public dispositions pending further review.
Agnes Lee Elkins niece of Senator Stephen B Elkins of West Virginia attempted suicide by shooting in Kansas City Missouri or Missouri area. She is in serious condition and may not recover.
Washington reports House members demand Peary present proofs of his Arctic discovery. Debates reveal mixed views on recognizing his claims and awarding Gold Medal and congressional thanks. Some leaders question the authenticity, while others urge formal acceptance. The Naval Geographic Society reportedly weighs in on the propriety of endorsing Peary’s achievement.
Hogs brought record prices at the National Stock Yards near St Louis Missouri. A hog sold for 9.25 dollars per hundredweight while other hogs averaged around 8 to 9 dollars per hundredweight, marking one of the richest markets in U S history. Prices are reported from the stockyard auction held this week.
Three shipments arriving this week were detained at the appraiser's warehouse pending analysis by government authorities. Domestic dealers complain the paraffin coating on the eggs is an adulterant and may pose health risks.
Washington discussions on a Senate bill to issue 30 million dollars in certificates of indebtedness to finish irrigation schemes. Senators Mensry Carter and Borah lead the push. Carter notes some reservoirs exist without delivery systems, delaying water to settlers. Also mentions Alma Kellner search in Louisville and postoffice appropriation bill details totaling 739.81 million with a 5.12 million increase.
Fire at an infectious diseases hospital in Liverpool forces 200 patients into panic. Doctors and police coordinate rapid evacuation. all patients are rescued with assistance from purses and medical staff.
A report states Ones Elking attempted suicide by shooting herself on stage during an act. Police and medical responders rushed to the scene but details of her condition were not immediately released.
Agnes Elkins niece of Senator Steven Elkins of West Virginia, a society woman and aspiring performer, shot herself in her Willand hotel room at Ninth and Locust streets early Wednesday morning. The bullet from a small revolver struck near the heart. doctor says she has a chance to recover, while she planned to seek a theater career and fame in New York.
A chaotic incident features elephants breaking loose during a parade route of 29 blocks. Bystanders and police pursued the herd through streets as spectators fled and officials sought to corral the animals. The narrative notes confusion, improvised barriers, and eventual capture with minimal details on injuries or outcomes.
At Taft's request the Collection of New York has arranged details for Von Roosevelt's reception when he returns to New York mid January. President Taft deems the affair important and has directed Mr Loeb to oversee progress and keep him posted.
London Aerial Company says a regular cross channel service will operate within a year. Negotiations are under way for shed sites at Dover, the English terminus. The venture will use both dirigibles and aeroplanes.
Berlin reports indicate scores of persons were wounded in a socialist riot at Neumunster as troops with fixed bayonets charged rioters. Dispatches from Cassel note serious rioting with police clashing with socialists for over an hour. In Washington a delegation of interstate electric railroad officials told the president they oppose a provision in the interstate commerce act to exempt such roads from the law.
Edward Payson Weston, famed cross country walker, spent yesterday in Grand Canyon area while en route from Los Angeles to New York. He traversed the route walking with his customary endurance and noted the scenic landscape.
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