14 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
1
Henry G. Davis of West Virginia is the democratic candidate for vice president. The text references statements about William J. Bryan and remarks about Dave Till, with a New Yorker noted as likely to be the next president, reflecting speculative political chatter.
The speaker admits uncertainty in selecting a prescient option and contrasts this with choosing among many other candidates. The tone is skeptical and self aware, noting a lack of certainty and avoiding decisive commitment.
The Democratic Party nominated Parker as their candidate for president on the second ballot.
The Supreme Court judge Bencess has a stroke causing concern among his associates. Medical updates and exact prognosis were not disclosed, but officials say his health remains the priority.
A heavy storm swept over St Louis Monday evening resulting in one fatality and multiple injuries. The violent weather caused widespread property damage as debris and strong winds disrupted the city, with emergency crews responding to affected areas.
The Maiden Merit paper is commended for being well written, neatly printed, and systematically arranged. The note wishes continued success to the Merit.
Mis souri's Hon Champ Clank served as permanent chairman of the St Louis convention and provided an effective presiding role. His speech nominating Senator Cockrell stood out as a masterful effort.
The Fredericktown Democrat News completes its thirty third volume and shows continued improvement with age. May it enjoy many more years of usefulness and prosperity for its publishers.
The state’s case against Excise Commissioner Seibert arose in Judge Moore’s court in St Louis on Monday. Seibert was discharged on demurrer, but the indictment was sustained in a lengthy opinion by the court.
Kerri Poston and Will D. Summerlin have purchased the Lutesville Banner. Summerlin is a printer from St Louis, while Poston has long been associated with the Banner. Wishing them success.
Two more St Louis burglars pleaded guilty Monday and will be sentenced by Judge Taylor on July 1. There are three in the penitentiary and at the rate they plead guilty there will be a number wearing stripes soon. Surely the way of the transgressor is hard.
Two major party events loom on the calendar. The State Democratic convention will be in Jefferson City next week to nominate the state ticket, while Bollinger County Democrats will nominate candidates later this summer or fall.
The nation observes independence commemorations amid a tragic Fourth of July report. More than 50 people were killed and over 3,000 injured in a remarkable yet deplorable sacrifice of life and limb, with substantial financial costs noted.
The remark envisions President Roosevelt enjoying a March journey through Wyoming and Mississippi. The speaker cites hunting and travel, suggesting time with Booker and a relaxed pace without disturbing public duties.
The essay discusses Parker and Mr. Bryan amid party tensions in St. Louis. It claims Parker would back the ticket if nominated, while noting past condemnations and contrasting expected actions with past rhetoric. It portrays a watchdog stance on loyalty and political maneuvering within the campaign.
The report notes a short platform focusing on issues presented to voters in Mt Louis. It alleges Hill secured the candidate and Bryan the platform with concessions. The author claims lack of guidance from their side and describes an unconsulted nomination for the next U S president and Bollinger County.
Owensville Argus quotes a motto praising merit and effort. A clear conscience brings comfort and optimism, even when aims fall short. The old saying urges doing right with all your might and living by community values.
The writer mocks the Chicago convention scene describing Roosevelt as a towering figure who humiliated party leaders. He portrays Roosevelt as orchestrating a loyal, fearsome influence over national Republican factions, turning state machines and party units to his will and leaving opposition embattled and isolated. The piece uses sharp sarcasm to underline Roosevelt’s perceived political mastery and the dismay of traditional Republicans.
A vivid portrait of Senator Fairbanks depicting him as cold solitary and self reliant with iron dignity and suspicious reserve. The piece likens him to a mirroring sycamore of the Wabash and a stern guardian of conservative values noting his reticence in speech and minute control of his campaign persona. It criticizes republican tactics in Congress and praises Democratic counterpoints while referencing public notices and regional civic details.
Our Correspondents report heavy rain while residents like A L Baker and Snider family prepare for threshing. Proffer kin visit from San Antonio area. Mrs Proffer visited sister Mrs Snider. Edith Reed returns from Michigan to vacation home. Henley visits parents. Brown hauls hubs for Spider. Hofman buys TolIn farm west of Clippard and plans move soon. Edith Reed hosts Dora Snider. Two FrRrenps.
Mrs W TL Crites has been quite sick the past weeks. Rev Joseph Tressley filled his regular appointment at Ebeneezer. Owing to rainy weather the oats crop is in poor condition as some fields are ripe or falling. T L McGraw of Belmont was here last week looking after his farm. Oscar Tluskey and sister Lulu returned to Cape Girardeau after visiting their brother Thomas Tluskey. Kaiser Brothers are doing a mercantile business here. Mrs Maxie Robertson of Lutesville visited relatives recently. Mr Sharrock of Patton had business here. EB J Welch is on the penny list. Thomas Huskey purchased a new McCormick mower. Seloman Shanks is confined by rheumatism. Prof J W Hunziker is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Enis Kaiser Watt traveled to Cape Grirsar last Friday on business matters. The trip appears to involve Commerce Department inquiries and local negotiations with regional firms.
Heaviest rain in years last Sunday improved crops with ample rain this season. Community updates include health troubles of Pree Joe Seabauch and wife, local residents visiting Cairo and St Louis fairs, new threshing rig purchase by Seabaugh, and plans for moving to town property. Several residents, including John C Masters and Uncle Sam’s mail work, are noted alongside social visits and upcoming events. Little Sam signs off.
Fifty five acre farm five miles south of Lutesville Bollinger County Missouri with one and a half story frame dwelling log barn two cisterns thirty five acres cleared and cultivated strong soil good fencing nearly all land suitable for cultivation health forces sale price five hundred dollars cash and terms to suit purchaser contact W S King or secretary W K Campaign Marble Hill Missouri
The line provides a plain request to call for further particulars and lists Dr. 5. M McAnally located in Marble Hill Missouri as the contact.
Emeline Limbaugh daughter of Wim Mo and Eliza Limbaugh was born November 6 ISG7 and died July 1 after a lingering cough. She lived a faithful Christian life after a conversion at a log schoolhouse prayer meeting near her home. She leaves a father, mother, two brothers, two sisters, and many relatives. Funeral at her father's home, burial at Glen Allen cemetery. R. Warton. plus an editorial notice about a World’s Fair color art series in the Sunday Post-Dispatch starting May 22 urging early orders to avoid back-order disappointment.
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