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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

2

Quirky Missourian Letter Snippets and Odd Observations

A pithy collage of early 20th century notes ranging from New York steeplechase cars to oyster bed probes. scattered lines discuss manners, gossip, goats, fashion, crime, prices, and a California tale of a rich woman aiming for privacy.

Guessing the speaker's gender in a vintage quote

An exercise asks to guess if the speaker is masculine or feminine based on a historical style quote about hats wealth religion and baseball. The passage contrasts male figures and appearances with broader social notions, inviting a single gender guess from limited context.

Turning Point Gettysburg War Battle of Civil War

A detailed account of the July 1–3, 1863 battle at Gettysburg, describing massive Confederate and Union losses, the shift to a defensive Confederate posture, key maneuvers at Little Round Top, Devil’s Den, and Cemetery Hill, Pickett’s Charge, and the ensuing casualties and impact on the war effort.

Gettysburg Lee Lees George G. Meade Orpe Longerrest Ewell A Po Hii John F. Reynolds W. S&s Hancock D. E. Bickies Sykes Sedgwick Longstreet Litte Round Top Sickles Peach Orchard Cemetery Hill Culp’s HI The Devil's den Little Round Top Weed Pickett Fickett

Guard Against Bores in Lord Rothechild's Room

Excerpt from Reminiscences of Charles Gavard notes Haron Na than kept time wasters out by barring chairs, except his own seat. The French embassy secretary recalls delays in settling indemnity after the Franco German war at St Swithies Lane, where he often sat on the baron's writing table.

Lord Rothechild Haron Nathan Charles Gavard London St. Swithies Lane

Cigars as Metaphor for Women and Choices

A reflective piece compares cigars to women, noting that wrappers mislead about the filler and that cigars come in varied sizes, shapes, and flavors. Readers are reminded that appearances can deceive, as some look appealing but disappoint, while others offer quiet contentment. The passage ends by noting tastes vary and form is only a surface.

General Denials Entered In Mulhall Lobby Controversy

Washington reports brand a statement as tissue of lies and discredit claims by M M Mulhall the self described chief lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers alleging a wide corrupt lobby involving senators representatives and public men Taft Cannon Gompers and others implicated as Mulhall seeks a congressional inquiry while official records cast doubt on his assertions noting committee transfers and reappointments prior to 1907 and 1908 Noord

Bome Washington M. M. Mulhall National Association of Manufacturers Taft Curtis Galld Ambaces Jer Henry Abot Maseuchwertio Upele Joe* Cannon Everwhile Bower Jenes T. McDermott Swegar Sherley Kemtucky Hicherd Bartholds Minewyr William M Calder George W. Fairchild New York Gtory Mulhall James A. Emery Cowneel James K Watson Indiana Watson House of Representatives Judiciary Committee George A. Pearce Maryland Edward A. Vreeland Harry M. Hanson Ohio

Collapse Buries 16 Women in Garage Construction

A wall and scaffolding at the Kuclid Square garage on East Thirteenth Street near Euelid Avenue collapsed during a second story addition. Sixteen women were buried in the debris as rescuers worked to free them.

Cleveland Kuclid Square East Thirteenth Street Euelid Avenue

Gatum Gates Tested Under Full Sea Pressure

Panama’s Atlantic waters running slowly have lifted the gates at Gatum to sea level. The large gates undergo the first test of full pressure, validating their operation for the first time.

Gatum Panama Atlantic

Heir to Million Estate Claims Juarez, Missouri Hotel Maid

Mrs Rachel Carlyle a hotel chambermaid in Joplin received a Baltimore letter naming her and her mother Mrs Martha Wilson as heirs to a 14 million dollar estate of John Rice. The estate in question is leased for nine years and set to expire. Heirs move to divide the property.

Milden, Joplin Rachel Carlyle Haltimore Snying Martha Wilson John Iice Mra Carlyle

Burger Heads W C T U Moberly Officers Elected

Randolph county district W C T U officers elected with Nelle Durger as president and J D Hammett as vice president. Treasurer listed as Mm CC Jobonorty from Huntville, with addresses by Olre Hows Iiayes and Mra Lettie 111) May of Leula. Hurled From Treatie Lives. Springfield incident details describe a boy named John Awstin hurled from a trestle into a creek after a rain, presumed dead but later thought to recover.

Re. Burger W. C. T. U. Moberly Randolph County Nelle Durger Clark J.D. Hammett Hogteville Urer Jobonorty Ifunteville Olre Hows Iiayes Mra Lettie Treatie Springfield John Awstin Greene County Trayn

Self Deferee Plea Frees Ourcan Carriage

A fragmented report describes a trial where an unnamed defendant and a person named Lee Duncan faced murder charges. Alleged events include a shooting on a country road, a revolver and shotgun involved, and a claim of self defense while authorities pursue details of the incident and the accused’s actions.

Lee Kuncan Sire Lee Tencan Ceed Revolver Duncan & Shotgun

Indictments Target Wealthy Citizens for Tax Deceit

Prosecutor Harry L. Libby says a county grand jury indicted rich residents for failing to report true property values. The cases accuse several men of fraudulently concealing assets including cash and securities, with alleged totals ranging from tens of thousands to beyond.

Macen Harry L. Libby Maron Cipoult

Local man identified in Friese yard mortem report

A body found in Friese yards last week is believed to be Mack Bohowter, a former soldier connected to Cape Gy rardreg and Chariestun brwiber of Be Soiee Felng to Dre Molinos la wald. Authorities will notify next of kin and confirm identity.

Chater Thomas

Saleen Laaguers Meet Sedalia Over County Liquor Petitions

A regional gathering of state agi and ministers alliance officials in Sedalia examined referendum petitions filed at Jefferson City. Attornies will be kept to probe signature validity and whether petitioning halts county operations, potentially triggering an election.

Saleen Laaguers Sedalia Flwiale Agi Salon Reagon Qavelion Jeferson Mada

Ozark Farmers Join in Galen Springfeld Plan

Ozark fruit growers unite to market the apple crop under the Galen Springfeld cooperative system. The move mirrors the selling of the million dollar peach crop through Pratt Growers association central offices, to be opened here in July. Several large growers have arranged apple handling by cooperative salesmen.

Springfeld Tar Pratt Growers Ascoriation Cooperative Assortation

Sedalia Considers Local Option Vote After Sermon

In Sedalia nearly nine dog representatives of the antivalcom league occupied a Protestant pulpit on Sunday and plan to meet with the Ministerial Alliance to decide if a local option election will be held.

Sedalia Option Electina Sedalia Dowg Antivalcom League Ministerial Alliance Ibte

Poplar Blu Regiment Elects Officers for Company D

Poplar Mul Kdes CG Kammons was elected first lieutenant and Roy Gardner second lieutenant of Company D Siath regiment. Kammons has long served as second lieutenant and Gardner is a duty sergeant. Jane Ellen Hunkett of Nashville Tenn, a giver of the Inte Col Thomas H Swope and a beneficiary in his estate, was pronounced sane and capable of managing her own affairs in probate court. Suit by receivers’ attorneys for Mrs Plunkett’s property sought guardians for Mrs Plunkett. Mrs Minikett testified he had been adjudged insane years ago in Tennessee due to alleged machinations.

Poplar Blu Regiment CG Kammons Sret Roy Gardner Siath Regiment Kammons Gartner Kanes

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