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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
2
Readable lines recount scattered remarks on war, poetry, and daily life with many garbled phrases. Notable mentions include a duel in France, a mention of Swedes and Maltaghieves, and stray notes on safety razors, aviation, and a running horse record.
An assortment of odd quotes and brief observations dominate a fragmented page. Topics range from a preacher urging young men to guide women, to New York strictness, to war on tainted pie, to St Louis phone opera, to moving pictures in street cars, to Doctor Wiley on dogs, and a Boston woman planning a transatlantic biplane flight.
A Mississippi River squall near New Madrid Missouri caused the boat Reaver to capsize, drowning nine aboard and leaving four believed dead. Several survivors were rescued including Willi ame, a Mason, and crew members from various states. authorities dispatched federal aid and search efforts continued as bodies were recovered.
In Kansas on June 22 Kenneth Lewis aged 22 Loren Walker 1% and May Senritt all of Kansas plus a young woman Onknows were drowned when a motor boat overturned in the Mis Pour river near Parkville, northwest of here.
In Buffalo two youths, Donald Roccoe aged 1 and Myher Moore aged 8, reportedly perished in a small boat near the Whirlpool Rapids as onlookers watched in distress. No further details on circumstances or rescue were available.
The readable text notes scattered references to rain and precipitation levels across multiple locations including New Orleans and the Mississippi Valley. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent details, leaving an unclear summary of events or impacts.
Two men died after drowning in an oil tank at a facility. Names and exact location are unclear in the fragment, but authorities reported the accident and ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the padjom tank incident.
A crash in Cenaperit Malta left multiple people dead including Tie Tian MoeMillin Ranlow Winkos Olle Stanley and Oleree in a deadly incident involving a Varig Tey An the surdhtound Texna Millan motor car.
A late night collision two miles south of Balwor Lake in Colorado Sprites Colo injured eight people. Drivers and passengers sustained serious injuries, authorities reported the mishap involved a single vehicle that left the road and overturned. Investigations continue to determine exact cause and contributing factors.
The Queen will open the new Pedford College for Women at Regent's Park in London on the afternoon of Friday July 4. The college operates under the University of London and is located near Regent's Park.
In Americus Georgia William Hediing a Black man shot and killed Chief of Police William Harrow as he was being taken to prison He was captured and lynched by a mob on the same day, the report states The incident underscores vigilantism during the period and highlights racial tensions surrounding law enforcement actions in the town.
Militants burned the east wing of the Gatt Marine Laboratory at St Andrews Scotland destroying valuable drawings and instruments. The damage is estimated at 40000 dollars.
A Rhode Island granite shaft etched over General Edward Bragg’s grave in Fond du Lac Wisconsin was unveiled. Bragg, former Iron Brigade commander, is honored by the monument in this early 20th century dedication.
A Mount McKinley expedition led by the minister and stack reached the summit of South Point on June date. The ascent showcased determination and teamwork as the party pressed to the peak despite challenging conditions.
A historical note describes the discovery of Lloyds emblem on an American flag hosted on an upper basin. The narrative recounts a challenging ascent to a three mile goal near the South Peak, detailing explorers such as Thomas Lloyd of Pairhanks and Herschel Sarker of Prooklyn, with prior attempts led by Dr. Pret erick Rook and others. The account mentions weather, gear, and timings amid a perilous climb and eventual descent by multiple parties.
Keokuk residents near the Dieta above Keokuk heard cries of distress as a small launch with a passenger list from the Miesbelgiel at Keokuk reportedly capsized. Witnesses described seeing people struggling after the vessel went down in the lake.
The article covers Andrew Carnegie’s offer of one million dollars to Vanderbilt University in Nashville and the reaction by Bishop Candler and others. It discusses alleged motives to influence university control and property rights, with quotes about the donor’s aims and church implications.
A fragment reports a deadly fire at a sugar plant district where eighty at a Purity sugar works near Heath Whit Villagers say cheap labor imports caused the disaster. Survivors describe havoc as doors and windows failed to hold back the blaze. The incident touches workers recently hired to staff the plant amid ongoing labor concerns.
In Hornell New York a jury acquitted William Ho Schromler, the Lackawanna railroad engineer, of mutinying murder charges in the death of Mabel Laird from the July 4 wreck that claimed forty lives.
Queen Victoria has given birth to a son in Madrid. Both mother and baby are reported well. This marks the fifth child for Queen Victoria and follows royal announcements of the past. The birth was recorded in royal circles and noted by officials today.
A third attempt to launch the German battleship Derfflinger at Hamburg failed. The vessel, ferried to sea last week, remains stuck in the stocks and has not moved despite efforts.
The Westchester County grand jury recommends abandoning Sing Sing prison at Ossining and constructing a new state institution elsewhere as part of a presentment.
A mocked interview claimed to be by Mrs William Howard Taft, wife of the ex president, circulated as a taxicab scoop. The piece credits her with denouncing suffragettes and Wilson's administration. In Kirksville Missouri 8 year old Charles Allen Hawkins dies after being bucked by a pet goat days earlier.
Governor Dunne appoints Jacob C. Labosky of Chicago as state fire marshal replacing J. Doyle who resigned and names A. B. Culhane of Rockford to the former civil service commission position.
A House Banking Committee proposal envisions a seven member board to manage rediscounting of commercial paper with federal reserve banks and state institutions under ministerial oversight. The plan aims to retire about 700 million dollars in bonds and outlines steps for a federal currency framework, with limits on executive authority and a pathway to finance wartime or postwar needs through centralized banking powers.
In Litvimee Germany a tragedy at a Catholic school leaves three pupils harmed and a teacher dead after an attacker revolved to harm pupils. A man was fatally struck during the incident as police captured the suspect at the scene.
President Wilson planned to sign the labor reform bill at the White House, including provisions on sedition and new provisions affecting labor, with a memorandum outlining his position. The White House stated the president would not reveal his view on the exemption plan in that memorandum.
Frank Sullene and Ernest Harrison were convicted of abducting 15 year old Dorothy Holt in Salem. The jury fixed a sentence of life in the penitentiary, after seeking a death penalty that had been demanded by the state.
Melbourne reports the Australian federal premier Andrew Fisher and cabinet resign after an election with the Liberal party holding a narrow majority of one over Labor in the House of Representatives.
Albany N Y The court of appeals ruled Gov Buleer unlawfully appointed John Mitchell as later commissioner, finding the appointment illegal and void under state law. The ruling clarifies executive appointment limits and cements the court’s authority in Albany.
A chaotic discussion on whether Coca Cola may legally advertise in political campaigns surfaces. The court sided with Coca Cola, ruling that the only credible difference is caffeine content, while critics question if caffeine, coffee, and chocolate ads target women.
A letter from Mrs Eowans of Fleetwood praises Ly ia E Tinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing menopausal symptoms. The writer claims improved energy, steadier appetite, fewer headaches, and overall vitality after using the remedy, asserting it supported physical strength and female health during middle age.
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