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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
3
Attorney Krense argues a grudge influenced the actions of defendant Steunenberg. The case hinges on motive and intent, with the lawyer asserting prior enmity shaped the dispute. Proceedings focus on whether malice affected decisions and legal responsibility.
In a lengthy courtroom exchange, Orchard refutes a long list of crimes linked to him and denies involvement with Pettibone and the Fe deration. He admits gambling, acknowledges funds from Pettibone, and links to arson plans with Neville, while detailing meetings with officials and associates in the mining and labor worlds.
A freight wreck on deralimont Island killed brakeman J Kirkshaw and foreman Guy Kennedy, while engineer D T Smith of Horton died from scald injuries. The disaster precipitated a cyclone across Karachi, sweeping the city and causing major damage to its lighting system. State officials reported a prolonged miners strike in Pomeroy, Ohio, ending after six months of bargaining as labor officials and operators settled the dispute returning about 600 workers to work and addressing compensation of up to 2 million dollars.
Muskogee reports a new territory scandal will unfold next week with alleged large scale land frauds to be filed by an interior department agent against prominent political figures in both territories. Meanwhile Cleveland dedicates the Goethe and Schiller monument gifted by German Citizens. Oklahoma appeal timing looms as statehood mid dle nears, with the Oklahoma Supreme Court set to decide a key restraining order on a pre November 1908 election. In Dubuque a drowning occurs on the Mississippi River after a skiff capsize, Paul Ele and William Brokroes missing or drowned.
Missouri pacific announces faster through trains lengthening time between St Louis and Kansas City effective Sunday June. Illinois incidents include fires, earthquakes explained by water sinkage, and a Sullivan county almshouse inquiry. Officers at Soldiers' Home reelected. workers at Sedalia plant dismissed after strike. A child scalding death occurs in Prosperity. Various local notes cover appointments, riots at Chillicothe girls' home, railroad builder dies in Cassville, pork butchers strike at St Joseph, and a train wreck near Ashton.
Mrs Yohn Mansell of 61480 Jefferson Bi New Caste Padys reports kidney trouble with scanty urine swelling of feet ankles and heart palpitations. A week of Dosa's Kidney Pills and eight boxes restored health and strength. Sold by all dealers for 65 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A wealthy employer with a large suburban estate keeps an Irishman on staff. The man, famed for unintentional wit, jokes about life and drinking. In a friendly lecture, the employer asks about how long he can drink cheap whiskey, and Pat retorts he will survive unless his life ends it first.
A promotional notice claims Cuticara Remedies cured a boy’s eczema after years of worsening symptoms. The testimonial from Mrs. R. L. Risley of Piartmont New Hampshire describes rapid improvement and eventual recovery within months, dated October 24, 1905. The text also includes assorted humorous vignettes about public figures and social observations from a column titled Town and Country.
Fragmented OCR style piece recalls a claim about free food and a bold editor with 36 years in the craft. The text riffs with garbled lines and stray phrases about worth, doctors, and a “powerful nutritive food.” The overall sense is a satirical or chaotic note on advertising and editorial loyalty.
The piece cites Defiance Starch improvements and claims about timber cutting since 1890. It notes that starches evolve, touts a new formulation, and mentions extensive timber output and stumpage estimates from census data with emphasized claims of strength and ease.
A fragmented 19th century column contrasts a rich man and artist about likeness and money, and notes Yucatan's growth from poverty to wealth. It mentions Merida as capital, bright streets, clean courtyards, and a wealth of white-winged outfits amid urban and rural scenes.
The text praises engineering work and security by top class cell engineers. It references a guest Simpica tune and a team of 174 miles or units, noting inches of something and a pair of beat tags aligning. The segment is garbled and preserves few clear facts.
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