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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1891
Page
4
The Ohio Democratic Convention will be held in Cleveland on July 1 and 15 and will nominate Governor Campbell for re election. The note mentions other political details and remarks on party dynamics.
Jay Gould narrowly escaped death when a blind speed train struck him near New York’s railroad tracks. A quick acting brakeman grabbed Gould and pulled him to safety, prompting Gould to reward the rescuer with an appreciative gesture.
Colonel Dick Dalton of Ralls County announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. He plans an active statewide canvass once conditions allow and emphasizes tariff and free silver as key issues, noting Congress may drop free coinage while advocating currency expansion via free silver or the subtreasury scheme if relief is not found.
The article reports U S Hall chief of a state Alliance faction will not resign from the National Alliance Legislative Committee despite pressure over opposition to the sub-treasury proposal. Hall defends his stance, noting his prior position and continued commitment, while critics fear moves against him by Alliance president Polk.
Fragmentary notice reports Smee themes added to a panties roll tied to Springfield. It mentions a 115,000 day enactment but details are unclear and partially unreadable.
Government pension liabilities swell as payments rise, prompting concerns over budgeting and long term sustainability. Officials note rapid expansion of benefits and pressure on public finances amid evolving demographics and policy decisions.
U S Marshal and Treasury agents returned from Bollinger County Missouri after seizing a counterfeit ring led by Alfred Cen and Old Man Green. The operation uncovered a mill with moulds and material. Green confessed aiding Welkers. Two men were held on $2,000 bonds as investigators pursued other conspirators.
Authorities raided the Welker home and captured a son as he entered. They found a hidden counterfeit operation with coin moulds for dollars, halves, quarters, dimes, and nickels, plus metal, plaster, chemicals, ladders, and bells. Six moulds were secured and described as ingeniously hinged. The family remained calm during arrest and were lodged for examination.
A discussion argues that urban workers earn less after expenses than farm laborers, claiming 80 to 90 percent of city workers have little left over. It suggests farms offer stability and notes a promotion for a press subscription deal, comparing costs to the Journal of Agriculture.
Publication notice issued in multiple counties to defendant not a resident of Missouri. Plaintiff WA Dunn seeks to enforce state lien on land described as four shape quarters in Marble Hill area. Court set to begin on the second Monday of September at Marble Hill courthouse. defendant must answer before term or face judgment by default.
Public notice in Wallinger County Missouri announces an order of publication in a land dispute case. The plaintiff threatens action unless the defendant appears by the next term of court and pleads to the petition. A four week newspaper publication is required, beginning this term. Judgment will be by default if the defendant fails to respond.
OCR minimal readable text shows no clear date place or action. The fragment mentions isolation and some dated terms but lacks concrete entities or context to identify the event or involved parties.
The State of Missouri Hollinger County Circuit Court vacancy notices inform a defendant not residing in the state and not subject to service of process. The petition seeks to foreclose the state lien on specified real property in Marble Hill, with publication to run four weeks before the September term.
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