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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1890
Page
4
The issue covers Dunklin County politics with local option votes and liquor licenses, court actions, and a claim that a dram shop license was granted. It notes a murder acquittal in Livingston County, rising police pay in St. Louis, and a doctor charged for morphine error. Also reports a Masonry death in Virginia and influenza commentary in The Boston Globe.
The piece rails at formal worship and political ambition while recounting a devastating midwest cyclone. It notes Judge Hawkins and a souring base of supporters, then details a Kansas to Missouri snowstorm that crippled rail lines, killed four, unroofed factories, and caused widespread suffering. Clinton Kentucky Cyclone referenced.
Aml killed ten people and injured a tally of others while causing extensive property damage estimated in thousands of dollars. Authorities report a violent incident that shocked residents and prompted a citywide investigation.
The Secretary of State receipts for the year ending mid week reached about 895,500. The funds, from corporation tax and fees, go to the state treasury under Democratic rules, unlike the Republican practice of personal fee retention. The Tribune notes Democrats pay salaries, while Republicans kept fees, linking this to state debt and fiscal health.
The City Tribune reports HL Robert of the Post Dispatch found evidence about hoodle use last winter to defeat a livestock inspection bill. It claims 84000 was raised by St. Louis bottle ros to influence the vote, with a proviso exempting farmers. The bill passed the house but failed in the senate.
A ten week old set of conjoined twins Pearl and Ruby Jones from Tipton Indiana arrived in Philadelphia and were shown at the Girard House and the Dime Museum. Doctors described them as two independent bodies sharing a pelvis but with separate digestive systems. The pair sat upright briefly and reacted to visitors while physicians examined their condition and health.
Betty’s twins attract doctors labeling them beautiful monstrosities while Dr Lami notes no prior similar cases. Dr Bradford calls the babies monstrous but healthy overall. Mrs Jones shows strong attachment despite infirmity as one child’s illness affects the other little.
The document outlines an order of publication from Dalingen County Missouri in a vacation court. It directs service by publication on a defendant named Skelton and requires response to a petition by a stated deadline. It notes the newspaper publication to run weekly for four weeks prior to the term start and lists names connected to the case.
The Circuit Court of Hollinger County issues notice in Marble Hill confirming a petition for partition of lands in the southwest quarter and southeast quarter of a section. Defendants are required to answer by the next term, with publication of this summons in the Marl Han Press for four weeks.
In Bollinger County Missouri a notice in vacation states Wy hie at Lorney as plaintiff sues Lin in the state to foreclose liens on real property in Marble Hill. The defendant is required to answer by the four week publication before the term begins.
A legal action is filed in the state of Missouri by James Seabanagh as plaintiff against the unknown heirs of various Keller deceased as defendants. The filing cites relation and use by the plaintiff in the matter of property or estate and seeks court relief.
The State of Missouri files a land dispute against Patrick McGieclyy de Hoalant. The plaintiff claims the defendant holds a property interest and cannot be served by ordinary process. The court orders notice by publication and requires the defendant to appear at the next term in Marble Hill to answer.
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