Marble Hill Press issue highlights and local notices
Long list of small town notices and remarks including subscription details for The Press in Marble Hill, a note on receivers and arrears, local transit times, and several national items. Mentions of Waco, Carnegie Steel, Newport Arkansas marriage, Pope Leo XIII honor for John A Creighton, currency bill debates in Washington, and bank currency reforms. scattered comments on politics, local incidents, and editorial musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo XIII
Holy Roman Empire
John A. Creighton
Omaha
Neh
W. J. Onatan
Chicago
Brooklyn
N.Y
Wirtras
Ctten
Ji Acd
House of Representativs
Tiggesolt
Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Governor Stone's Budget Focus Sets Stage For Missouri Finances
The governor's message to the legislature centers on state finances and institutions. He reviews revenue and expenses, calls for modest increases in guard funding and state services, praises public schools and normal schools, and urges prudent amendments to improve existing laws while stressing national and state unity and civic duty. He notes Missouri weathered the panic with strong credit, farm prosperity, and broad economic health as the new year approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Missouri
National Guard
Ife
Geological Survey
Kirksville
Warrensburg
Cape Girardeau Normal Schools
Lincoln Institute
Colored Boys
Thomas H. Benton
National Statuary Hall
Shooting Affair in Charleston Leaves Several Wounded
A serious Saturday shooting in Charleston Missouri involved Joe Edwards and Breck Crawford firing at each other in front of the Mississippi County Bank. Law enforcers arrested them as a crowd of about 400 watched. Lawrence Glover was shot and likely fatally injured, deputy marshal John Dickmeyer was hit in the thigh, Edwards and Crawford were wounded. Lynching threats surface as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Republic
Joe Edwards
Breck Crawford
Main
Mississippi County Bank
Lawrence Glover
John Dickmeyer
Edwards
Crawford
Martin
Glover
Dickmeyer
Man as omnivorous animal in a jokey essay
An observant, humorous essay portrays man as a two legged animal found worldwide. It notes daytime feeding and nighttime roaming, describes tame behavior, and parodies human quirks with animal comparisons and clipped, playful language.
Local merchant promises low prices to January sales on produce
A Southeast Missouri shop urges customers to buy now for the lowest prices on produce and furs, stating no credit sales and promising annual savings, thanking patrons for their past support and aiming for ongoing patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Unclear fragmentary clipping on animals and human traits
Fragmented text discusses humans and animals, noting speed, jumping ability, and a comparison to other creatures. Mentions training, mountain resorts, court bills, and a Boston Courier reference with garbled, partial phrases about pastilles and weakness.
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Carly News
Boston Courier
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Marble Hill Press
John & Will
Enitcer
Waco
Public Square
Court Louse
North South
Hox
Louis Hovex
Carnegie Steel Works
Homestead, Pa
Stoxey
Clinois
Washington
Hoop
Ohio River
Fruvey
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Newport
Ark
Cooper
Sam
Senate
Morgan
Nicaragua Canal
House
Senator Hitt
Cleveland
D. B. Ray
Baptist Flag
Governor Stone
Allanta
Robert Drum
Ali
Winch
Eures
Yitmer
Ayer
J. Rosana
Victoria
Texas
G. HL. Popnics
Humphreys
Ferling
Neetak
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