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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1895
Page
4
A fragmentary item lists times 12:30 pm and 12:39 pm for local departures and references public square opposition to a courthouse. Names such as Sr. L. LM. and Tove Tare appear, along with stray phrases about a district and public guidance. The readable content is partial and unclear.
A long editorial excerpt argues over gold standard versus free silver, citing Kentucky, Carlisle, and Cleveland positions. It analyzes monetary policy, price effects, and global silver usage while debating candidates and reform clubs. It critiques tariff acts and contemplates the impact on wages, production, and currency value.
The Massillon publication Sound Money issues its third number led by editor Teary Vincent and backed by Gen J Coxey. The paper champions reform and slashes tree sliver issues, promoting a radical stance with energetic local tones.
Change of venue to Iron County Circuit Court. Hearing set for June 27 postponed to August 1 by mutual agreement of counsel. President Wouck in charge as receiver.
The Topeka State Journal laments over cautious presidential candidates and red tape in Kentucky politics. It argues that leaders like Lincoln and Blaine spoke freely to the people. The piece notes Kentucky women becoming eligible for jury service, skepticism about female jurors in obscene courtroom rehearsals, and questions courthouse candor.
Rev. Nelson B Nevay writes from Caledonia announcing Farmington district conference at Farmington on July 1. An interesting program is planned with Hon M R Smith delivering a talk on The Duty of why Chared to Her Schools. Japanese graduate Rev A Ishida will discuss gospel needs in Japan. All later texts of the church in the district will be resolved after, Aueruy.
George H. Shibley referenced in Chicago Record with James H. Eckels serving as comptroller of the cure details and monetary policy context implied.
The Randish Register reports a MORNE issue carrying a lengthy letter from Hon Silas Harkness described as among the most prominent republicans of the west. The item signals mounting concerns as the incident unfolds and political reactions emerge from regional leaders.
A distorted OCR style fragment presents a childlike exchange asking if lines go to heaven and mentioning family figures including God George Washington and Amos. The readable elements imply a communal or classroom dialogue about afterlife and knowledge.
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