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Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
2
Diverse notices span finance art and empire headlines
A survey of items covers Bank of England note thickness aiding counterfeit detection, Joan Valera starting a Madrid magazine Gente Vieja for older contributors, plus Spanish immigration to Cuba and electric rail plans from Billings to Great Falls. Also noted are Dakota territory history funding, a dynamite fishing accident in Birmingham, US-German show impressions, Archduke Charles in Austria sending youth to public school, and early 20th century tech like an electric hydrant and a steam auto.
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Joan Valera
Madrid
Gente Vieja
Christmas at Temple Dene Brings Tension and New Arrivals
In Montreal and Temple Dene, Paul Andsel plots to seize a fortune as Diana faces a cold marriage. Gervis returns with his bride Gladdy and a famed scientist Ansell, while Leila and Sib nurture hope and warn of danger. The house prepares for a traditional Christmas while hidden tensions rise.
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Dison
Caime
Nitta
Montreal
Paul
Diana
Europe
England
Dina
Paul Andsel
Temple-Dene
Elim
Christiana
Jane
Gervia
Vraneis
Leila Desmond
Atricke
Lella
Francia Temneton
Lalla
Francia
Kitthy Syl
Slater
Syb
Leila
Jesus Christ
Tony
Servin
Byb
Garvie
Lelia
Fiervin
Vella
Gervis
L4tila
Leile
Gervin
Lady Jane
London
Anadell
Ansell
Gervis Sait
Hardyhowse
Jhine
Christina
Temple-Dena
Gladdy
Gervie
Sybil
Lelle
Abe
Laddy
Sam
Lelianee
Vanderbilt
Cornelian Vanderbilt
Vanderblit
The
New York Times
People Live Underground In Historic Cave Dwellings
Britons who live in caves along Scotland’s far north coast form a tiny underground population linked to smuggling past and prehistoric coastal carving. The text notes cave inhabitants are short in stature and compares them to Laplanders, with mentions of Laurier’s novels written underground, and historical figures like the late Duke of Portland and Elizabeth Browning associated with subterranean living or work environments.
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Britain
Scotland
Lapland
London
Laurier
France
Swarler
Duke of Portland
Welbeck Abbey
Elizabeth Browning
Small Insects Found in Canned Fruit Storage
George Edwin Black notes fruit flies invade stone jars sealed with cloth tops, feeding on fruit beneath the surface, laying eggs on cloth and near openings. Larvae hatch, pupate on can rims, and multiply rapidly. airtight jars deter them. Pyrethrum powder in the fruit room helps clear the pests.
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Java
George Edwin Black
Expelled M P Prayed Amid Forgery Scandal
A 18th century southern MP expelled for forgery stood in the pillory for a day. After his death a handwritten prayer emerged asking God to spare London and Essex from disaster, bless the Mermaid voyage, and help the bank meet its bills, reflecting his pious yet troubled career.
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M. P
House of Commons
St. James
Jabez Balfour
London
Essex
Middlesex
Hesex
Herefordshire
Theater Salon at Paris Opera for President Loubet
M Gaulet, architect of Theatre Francaise, plans a salon adjoining the state box for President Loubet. The former Talma dressing room, later a lumber room and stage manager’s office, will become an ante room to receive and discreetly bid farewell to performers. The Cecil family dominates the British empire with Salisbury as PM and relatives in key posts.
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Loubet
M. Gaulet
Theater Francaise
Paris
M. Pelix Faure
Talma
Seminaier
Cecil
Lord Salisbury
Lord Cranbourne
Lord Selborne
Admiralty
Arthur Balfour
Treasury
House of Commons
Gerald Balfour
Ireland
Great Pyramid of Gizeh Original Base and Height
The great pyramid of Gizeh was the largest man made structure. Its original base measured 764 feet square and its apex rose to 9 488 feet above the base.
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Gizeh
Hail the New Century Leading Events of Old One
A fragmented list of historic military and technological milestones from 1805 to 1871. It cites Napoleon battles, naval clashes, the sinking of empires, and inventions like the telegraph, phonograph, and photography, interspersed with abolition and arbitration milestones.
Century of world events and notable figures listed
A sweeping compilation traces major global events and figures from 1800s to early 1900s. It cites literature milestones, exploration eras, scientific advances, wars, revolutions, treaties, and notable deaths and births, ending with a note on the Vanderbilt estate's financials and investment income.
Scandal and Society Notes From a Gossipy Page
The column comments on Mme Christine Nilagon’s wallpaper obsession at a guest’s room, a Marie St Felix-Lynch marriage rumor linked to Dublin authorities, and Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt predicting a U.S. presidency for women before 1900 ends. It notes Catt’s Iowa origins and her role in the suffrage movement.
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Mme
Christine Nilagon
Marie St. Felix
Jeréme Morrel
Catt
Carrie Chapman Catt
United States
Severe Storms Ravage Ocean and Lake Navigation
Severe storms scour the Atlantic and Great Lakes battered ships, crews, and passengers. Logs show many drownings and property loss while life insurance and emergency responses struggle to cope with ongoing disasters. Separately a murder case and a debate over juvenile crime and vote selling reflect rising social tensions and calls for stronger penalties.
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Regael
Escape from Defeat Referendum Echoes in Hull Victory
Republican majorities at the recent election ran into the tens of thousands but Congressman Hull barely squeezed through by a few hundreds. A Washington colleague congratulated him and the Pennsylvanian called it a possible escape from defeat.
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Hull
Washington
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