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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1900
Page
3
The provided text is garbled OCR with fragmented phrases and quotes including mentions of Syracuse Herald style lines about resolutions and making money, but no clear reporting or events to summarize into a title and summary.
A Viennese meteorologist links rainbows to raindrop size, noting up to twenty minibows can appear side by side. A Punxsutawney student mistakes Harrisburg for a noted slate town, humorously misquoting slate makers Quay Martin Magee and the Harrisburg slate origin.
In a moonlit night Bluebell and her father defend their home as mounted Boers close in. Gunfire and threats erupt, Bluebell confronts the raiders from the window while her father denies surrender. Gerald Moore emerges as a key figure among the attackers.
In a tense night scene Bluebell confronts Moore and a Boer leader as a man collapses after accusing a traitor Judas. The commandos storm the house while Bluebell is captured, bound, and dragged away on horseback, the fates of her father and Miss Elizabeth looming amid turmoil.
A menacing figure confronts Mr Jaalle and warns of violence if he does not surrender. A masked woman watches in horror as the scene unfolds under a moonlit window with implied murder.
A New York Mail and Express note explains the term ecumenical from its Roman roots. It discusses how the word applies to religious gatherings. It contrasts mishearings by newsboys near Carnegie Hall and historic use for councils representing the entire empire.
Robert Tilghman was whipped for fracturing state rules of correct flying. He puffed a cigarette during the lashes as 80 onlookers watched in Dover Delaware. Sheriff Wharton used the rawhide chip while nine prisoners received the punishment in all.
Mr B W Scripps of San Diego arrives with his family and secretary at the Hotel Alms. He brings the ashes of his brother George H. Scripps cremated in California. EB W Scripps will leave tomorrow for Rushville Indiana to inter the remains with several relatives.
Reports say the imperial pair disappeared in Germany as crowds waited at the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg. An aloof witness claimed a sleigh stood by a lonely wood edge with the two ladies and a parade of animals nearby as onlookers described the scene in unusual, fantastical terms.
Senator Shoup and General Hunton traded war tales after a recent clash. Hunton said his regiment fell from full strength to about 00 men during Pickett's charge at Gettysburg, while Minton declined to estimate survivals. The exchange touched on memory and public speaking.
William Payne writes from Sault Ste. Marie in 1900 detailing a journey begun May 2 1899 seeking a better home for his family. He describes ranching at Fort McLeod Alberta and thriving mixed farming across Regina Saskatoon Prince Albert and Winnipeg, noting plentiful land water timber and hay, good crops and steady work with daily wages from 1.75 to 2.00 dollars and month wages with board. He urges others to consider relocation to Prince Albert and offers to share further information via Canadian Government Agent J Grieve and M V McInnen in Detroit.
A garbled ad fragment highlights a bicycle catalog from Roberts' Supply House in Minneapolis offering a low 7 cent down payment and a wide range of bicycles with one-piece hangers full bearing wheels and accessories. The long passage also includes rail excursion tickets to Colorado and Utah with special fares, ornate scenic trips on the Denver and Rio Grande line, and various tour routes through the Rocky Mountains.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a professor who fell and someone named Te or Key. The text is garbled with stray words and lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a complete event or outcome.
A fragment notes a whale yielding 140000 pounds on a 10 fey long specimen with 60000 pounds of blubber and 48000 pounds of tran oil plus 3000 pounds of whalebone. It also mentions a St. Louis doctor praising a tonic and a farmer’s claim about red-painted machinery, citing an Atchléon Globe source.
A fragment about a printer who hates night work and must set type all night, preferring to pick up what he can and finish early but forced to endure long hours for craft and beer. Also notices cheap rail excursions and assorted ad-like blurbs from a vintage paper touting trips, cures, and small products.
A historical notice cites Mrs Pinkham as handling over a hundred thousand yearly cases for twenty years. It extols her wisdom and free advice to women, noting widespread confidence in her expertise across mail and in person. It also references household products, insurance remarks, and a belated Brontelike display of pyramid work.
Prohibition events planned in Chicago on June 27 and 28 1900 with ticket sales June 26 and 27 plus Democratic convention in Kansas City on July 4 1900 with tickets July 2 and 4 Route promoted is the Chicago Great Western railway known as the Maple Leaf Route touting ventibulated trains tree chair cars fine dining and sleeping car accommodations with one round trip fare Tickets available through Chicago Great Western agents or F H Lord G P and T A 118 Adams Street Chicago Also contains unrelated ads and a brief humorous exchange from the Indianapolis Journal
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