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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment from Marble Hill Press touches on crime, gender roles, and social topics in a garbled mix of names and phrases. It references misdeeds, punishment, and public concerns while mentioning places like New York and various unnamed individuals in an unclear, stylistic newspaper voice.
A fragmented report notes Frenne plans to reinforce frontier crossings and military posts to state security. It mentions additional measures for a special institute and a named program. Entities include Frenne, frontier, and reinforcement actions.
A garbled report mentions attempts at aerial travel from Farone to America and a travel progress scene described with odd phrases. It references the Canadian parliament, a cook, and a period of six months in a place called Foor, with unclear ties to adoption of a plan in Errelan Tine.
Fragmented notes describe a fire in a Chamois area and public concerns about neighbors and public cleanliness. The piece shifts to farmers in Michigan and wheat prices rising to about 1.38 dollars per bushel, predicting a likely increase in wheat acreage and prices. References to Turkish policy and moral exhortations appear in a disjointed collage of topics.
A medical society warns against importing Hien meat while denouncing corsets and high heels as vanity. It notes science calls them harmful but women remain indifferent, clinging to fashion as the lasting victor over scientific admonitions.
Coroner Chalmers received a partial chemist report showing strychnine in Mrs Josephine Archer's body. He plans an inquest at once, aiming for earliest possible date without waiting for full formal findings. Relatives have been notified, and the inquest could be held by Monday if feasible.
Moerens Pennsylvania reports a claim for $15 011H by the county in Peres ynnia for the arrest and conviction of the kidnapped child. The county treasurer is urged to reimburse expenses while noting the public interest. Whitin and Whitin, residents of Macey county, are cited in the debate over costs and compensation linked to the Whitla case and the related kidnapping outcome.
The court rules that city boards erected on private property violate private property rights. Judge Collins delivers a humorous opinion while describing a lewd image as a "certain permanent female of prodigious development."
Bakersfield California James Monroe believed wanted in New York for arson and intent to kill was tracked to Kern River where he fled from the sheriff swimming. Several shots were fired during the pursuit.
A seismograph in Tashkent, Russia Turkesan recorded a heavy earthquake late Thursday night. The quake’s center was estimated about 3300 miles away, with the tremor felt in Petersburg, Russia.
New York City report says Nassau county politician Stephen Rice died at his Manhattan street home after drinking excessive soda water. Physicians state Rice weighed 220 pounds and reportedly drank eight to ten quarts of soda daily.
Knoxville Iowa reports John Cortle Farloo a farmer ended his life in his Granger area barn amid heavy rains that have threatened crop yields. The incident underscores the harsher weather impact on rural livelihoods and follows local concerns about farm losses.
In a rare scene a crowd gathered as a defendant faced contempt charges for defying court orders. The Justices postponed the sentence, granting thirty days to file new petitions, while defense counsel requested time to prepare formal petitions.
In Indianapolis the government presses a public hush prosecution alleging graft tied to a newspaper chain and a Pan-American effort. Witnesses include Frank M. Hirseheed and Charles W. Miller. defense objects to late witness access while exposing questioned articles in a trial tied to the New York World and Cromwell denial.
A Wisconsin court considers damages in a suit where a woman alleges hair dye products caused baldness. The plaintiff claims $20,407 in damages after suffering hair loss and seeks redress from a hair dye maker and related companies for negligent misrepresentation and product fault.
A muddled report discusses crop prospects amid New York discussions and policy mood, noting farm challenges and potential changes. It mentions a 2000 population town, reclamation agency activities, and a Wisconsin university invitation for a staged exchange with Keio University in Tokyo.
An airship equipped with wireless gear conducted trials over Berlin. The craft maneuvered along the route while attempting to synchronize instruments with the ground station. Army officers controlled the operation and reported on the results, noting the attempt to achieve proper tuning and transmission.
Philadelphia ta Williams Shims, son of wealthy hosiery manufacturer William J Stmess, was found dead with a revolver. He was 24 years old and reportedly located aboard the Davited States tattlexbig Kentucky.
Report indicates Hi Dr Haldane lemir son, linked to the belt by police in a murder case, is nearing a serious nervous collapse amid ongoing tensions and investigation in Chicago.
In Warn Tex a grocer named Irater mer chant of Lorena hanged himself in his barn, grieving death of his wife. He was about 45 years old and left three minor children. In Frankfort Ky a public show figure Hert Bower from Howe's Great London Shows was injured, possibly fatally, when slit by an accident. John Maxey, a Black man, 4 Negro, was detained by authorities.
The Evening Post in San Francisco has been sold to the interests of the Evening Globe. It is understood the plant will be merged and the newspaper will appear as the Globe and Post.
In Mexico City on Monday President Diez received Spooner William Kaipper and James Howard of the Pathfinder Auto Car party that arrived from Denver. An interpreter was present as Spooner acted as spokesman. Ambassador David Thompson attended. Spooner delivered a letter from Colorado Governor George A. Wa...
The Florida House of Representatives passed a measure by a 4 to 0 vote, with the Senate already having approved the bill earlier. The action concerns the Sloan anth racy track bi, as reported in local coverage.
Estimates of appropriations for the terror department for the fiscal year 191 show a net decrease of eight and one half million dollars compared with appropriations for 1910 as approved by Secretary Tallinger.
Frank S Curtis a Detroit mining engineer who vanished April 27 is located in an apartment house in Searle Wash Detroit dispatch says relatives had searched anxiously for him prior to confirmation of his whereabouts in the town
A cave in at the Soudan mine near Tower, Minnesota, left one man dead at once and two others severely harmed. One of the injured died later from non listed complications, marking a deadly accident in Polar area mining.
In late 1911 Stratford Cotn-Aan, New York City, driver Joel Ellis Fisher Jr. struck and killed 12-year-old Harry Christianson. Fisher was arrested on a charge of manslaughter.
Dean Henry J Waters of Missouri University wired his refusal of the offer to become Colorado Agriculture president. He said he would stay in Missouri after learning he could receive a higher salary from Kansas.
In Sacannaw Michigan two railroad workers, engine foreman John Swaith and fireman Bernolda, died when a Pere Marquette engine struck a washout and toppled over, burying them beneath debris.
The Chicago 111-The Three baseball league raised monthly salaries to 1500 and increased team rosters to 14 players per club. Individual salaries go up to 150 per month, aiming to boost competition across teams.
A disjointed account describes a young child suffering intense itching and skin lesions, with references to a bathtub of remedies and a long, confused sequence of events. The text touches on medical issues, family concern, and several unrelated tangents about business and opinions.
An elderly Newburyport veteran recalls severe illness cured by Grape Note after doctors failed. He waned to die in Old Orchard Maine but regained strength and weight after taking the product, praising his wife for supporting the remedy and urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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