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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
3
In a fragmentary report an emluent violinist and judge exchange remarks during a court of appeals session. The story notes the judge’s dinner demand and a warden from Wisconsin warning of resignation over a salary raise, with a brief reference to daily expenses.
A fragmented report notes Constantinople to host Jane Hading after European managers failed to arrange her appearance in a theater during Passion Week. The audience filled the Constantinople venue, proving the star’s appeal despite doubts.
An article contrasts whether women copy and men appropriate fashion, noting the English trend toward tall, straight figures and the swap of style ideas. It also highlights Edward VII’s grand public appearances, including twice opening Parliament and twice holding levees at St James Palace, described as a spectacle of unmatched splendor.
Report of 306 silver coins unearthed in an urn at Travancore India. Dr Thurston of Madras Museum identifies many pieces as dating to the sixth century BCE or earlier, possibly 1000 BCE, with government forwarding notes. A later item recalls aSydney theater riot after a sailor fall.
The statue Virginia Mourning We Dead was unveiled at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington to honor cadets who died at the Battle of Newmarket on May 15, 1864. It was created and presented by Sir Moses Ezekiel, an American sculptor and former cadet who fought in the battle. Thomas Jefferson’s great grandson, a roommate of the sculptor, was among those who perished. others survived the engagement.
Scientists note an unseen, immense speed in a newly observed star. Eye estimates fail due to distance, but calculations show motion far beyond ordinary matter. Some propose luminous nebular illusion, yet Newcomb argues even that is insufficient. The observed celestial motion eclipses all prior cosmic speeds.
Kun Arpad the Hungarian prodigy captivates New York with simple sweet violin tone and flawless technique. At eight, he eschews flashy flourishes, remaining unassuming while drawing praise from critics and audiences alike. Bishop Clark Reaches 92. Lt Gen Ailes plans retirement home in Texas. New Jersey Historical Society honors President Roosevelt as a past leader.
Secretary Shaw returns to Washington after Iowa trips and tells of a college president host. A supper interruptus with the physician and preacher ends as Shaw struggles with the new telephone, while a suburban Philadelphia banker shares a hen egg laying tale about a single nest producing many mothered chicks.
Interesting services were held in St. Paul's church Broadway New York for the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Albert Wilhelm Berg aged 78 and 75 years respectively Arm in arm they walked to the aisle they traversed half a century ago four children and five grandchildren acted as escort The services included prayers music and readings suitable to the anniversary Mr Berg a known composer of church music had several of his pieces played by the choir and others in attendance were wives and friends of the old couple
Walter M Chandler of the New York bar delivered a reverent lecture at Bethany Presbyterian Church on the trial of Jesus. He argues the case was legal by Jewish law and notes Roman proceedings before Herod and Pilate were not true trials. President Loubet's rise to France’s presidency in 1899 drew Paris attention.
Grain Qarrin Native beef steers show varied lots with bulk sales around 2494.00 per stocker or feeder. Calves, light to heavy weights, share mixed prices and ranges. Sheep offerings list good to best with prices near 94.15 to 94.00, while mules aged 4 to 7 years and other stock describe ranges and bulk sales from 100 to 176.40 per hundredweight.
Twenty four people killed and nine injured in a head on collision of passenger and freight air near Rockfish Ve. Doctors report 200 to 400 skeletons of women in a deserted monastery near Nacorari Northern Mexico. Seven passengers and a fireman injured in a ditching of a fast express near Bruneville Indiana. A Louisville company forms to build a 360000 coliseum and Louisville aims to land the next Democratic convention. President Willard condemns efforts to throttle the arena and opposes new Pennsylvania fire law and a journalist murder during the National Editorial Association opening in Omaha. A farmer is gored to death by a bull at Charleston while attempting to save his son. Census Bureau reports 1902 street car fares averaging 63 per person in the United States. Sting Chilford license receipts June show a 4204 increase over last year. early July receipts exceed last July. Arch Webber stabbed near Eldorado Illinois in a deadly encounter. The South Missouri Live Stock Association forms at Springfield to protect the region’s stock industry.
A rambling account describes strangers trading for a chicken with cash found during travels through Colorado. It includes a curious house inquiry about money and a later health testimonial for Dodd's Kidney Pills, plus assorted notes on explosions, a Hungarian writer, Brigham Young descendants, and a statue fund.
Fragmentary report claims catarrh causes many female illnesses and that Hartman’s treatment offers rapid relief. Mention of Dr. Perec cones Beles Lee Sood and Mapesa as authorities.
A description notes a figure named Jon forming a trough in the ground and using mixed paste to pelt an officer from head to foot as the tormentor approached the pot, detailing a crude scene of aggression.
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