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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
2
Marble Hill Press reports a jumble of curiosities and observations from weather predictions to science notes. It mentions radium value, a Seattle stomach cure, the census, and a miscelaneous mix of period concerns with no clear single event. It references cotton farming, wheat harvests, missile tests, and Lake Michigan boating dangers, underscoring a rapid, loose-limbed era stream of notes.
An ice cold geyser in Yellowstone park challenges the idea of periodic natural fountains and offers a new tourist food feature. Tourists could catch fish and swing them into a hot water basin to cook, now potentially able to catch and store them cold for later use.
Storms and floods sweep Kentucky Indiana and Ohio with wind hail and heavy rain. Communities in Hopkinsville Hasleton Vandalia Moberly Gainesville suffer damage and crops face extensive risk. Officials report flood stages rising along Wabash White and Okaw rivers amid statewide emergency notices.
Aloys Wirsch in, inventor of the stock quotation telegraph ticker, died at 188 South Eighth street Brooklyn. He was 78 years old. Divorce to Mrs Hartje, Pittsburgh. Judge Fraser granted Mrs Mary Kenney Scott an absolute divorce from Augustus Hartje, the millionaire paper manufacturer, and allowed remarry.
In London a famed American singer is believed murdered after her body is discovered in the cellar of dentist Hawler Crippin's home at 39 Hilldepp Cree North London. Police pursue a suspect described as a "blue beard" figure, with neighbors testifying to relationships and possible rivalries.
Dispatches from Cincinnati recount how a conscience led to returning stolen money tied to Miss Tedesche of Louisville and Mice Heine Tedesche. A $200 payment arrived here for the 2.40 theft from two years past, with a fetter dated July 10, claiming the sender stole the funds while at the University of Cincinnati. The signer said the money harmed sleep until sending $300 to restore the original $4.40.
Newark Ohio mayor Herber Atherton resigns after emotional breakdown following charges of neglect of duty tied to last Friday night’s lynching of Carl Etherington, an anti-saloon detective. The resignation comes amid Democratic leadership pressure surrounding the event.
Mra Julia Thompson Leese relinquished any claim to wealth as part of their divorce from Harry W. Leese. The couple's assets included cash, a home in Manesae City, and an automobile. The judge, KML Podterfeld, ordered proceedings in a entfernt fashion amid testimony of abuse and public insults.
Chicago scene reports wealthy real estate dealer Charles Rigdon fatally wounded and Miss Deutex injured after a shooting in an office on the Bedford Building eighth floor. Rigdon's death followed a second shot, detailing a long bereft, business circles. Separate items note a bee-tree dynamite accident kills Joe Howard in Owensboro and a self-inflicted death after a quarrel near Decatur. Oklahoma fire damages City Hotel and wholesale feed building with several injuries.
A dramatic scene at a seaside park ends with a woman clinging to the outer frame of a Ferris wheel basket about 100 feet above ground. Passersby and workers try to steady the structure as a crowd of thousands watches in terror. The effort to rescue her continues with tarpaulin and rope barriers in use, while men nearby hold the platform steady and a worker ascends to assist. The situation remains tense as rescue attempts unfold and the crowd awaits a safe release.
Indianapolis crowds expect Republican managers to bring prominent speakers to defend the ticket as September approaches. Democratic leaders also plan a vigorous push with invited speakers from multiple states and notable figures ready to stump for Kern across the region. incidents include a Hungarian aviator’s death in Marblehead and mosquitoes halting outdoor work in Orange Texas.
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