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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1893

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2

Verdi and the World Becomes Unclear Comic Fragment

A fragmented OCR item mentions Verdi and an American syndicate linked to San Domingo, with garbled phrases about famous names, statues, and distant leaders. The text is nonsensical and reads like a damaged historical page with scattered references to places and events.

Cleveland Returns to the White House as President

March 6 reports Grover Cleveland sworn in as President of the United States. The day featured a Senate ceremony for the Vice President, an oath on the Capitol portico, an inaugural parade along Pennsylvania Avenue, and a grand civilian and military pageant. The new President delivered his inaugural address and joined a large reception and ball that evening.

Wasmindtox Grover Cleveland United States Benjamin Harrison Senate Capitol Supreme Court Senate Committee of Arrangements Diplomatic Corps House of Representatives Father Bassett Morton Sssett Teller Ransom McPherson Weseata Lae Doornes Stevenson Gen Mc Cook District of Columbia Committee of Arrangements Army Senate of the United States Cleveland Ofice Fuller Harrison K. Valentine Cabinet Horse Clarke White House Pennsylvania Avenue House Executive Mansion Albert Haw Martin T. McMahon John R. Brooks United States Army United States Cavalry Corps of Engineers National Guard Ann National Guard of Pennsylvania Rohbert E. Pattison Wisconsin Wisconsians Tammiuny Troqrois Tilden Duckworth Col William Dickson Washington Civic Tammany Men Brooklyn Philadelphia Lancaster Harrisburg Scranton Newark Paterson Wilmington Baltimore Reading Chicago Bloomington Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Hamilton Indianapolis Council Bluffs Louisville Knoxville Charleston Richmond Wheeling New Orleans Portsmouth Senator Daniel

Robbed Him While He Slept in St Paul Depot

Peter Corran, a Chippewa Falls lumberman, was robbed of $5,000 at the St Paul Union depot after drawing the funds from three local banks. He slept during the 1:15 pm Moose Lake-bound wait, a coat lining hoard guarded by a $50 wallet, and the thieves who trailed him fled unseen. Police have no leads.

Chippewa Falls St. Paul Minn Peter Corran St. Paul Union Depot Corran Moose Lake

Alleged Poisoners Plead Guilty in Homestead Case

In Prrissune Pennsylvania this week Gallagher and Davidson pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court to conspiring to poison non-union men at Homestead. The plea was kept secret until today. Attorneys will ask for clemency as they seek a lenient sentence for the defendants.

Prrissune P A Gallagher Davidson Homestead Clemal

Now long overdue Naronic may have sunk with crew and cargo

New York March 6 The Naronic the White Star freight ship is missing eleven days after leaving Liverpool Feb 11 with a crew of over seventy men Capt William Roberts and engineer Robert Duncan aboard several hundred head of livestock and cargo valued at about 350000 while the ship itself is valued at 500000 If sunk it would mean a large monetary loss Insurers Lloyds have raised the cargo rate to 15 pounds A general view is that the vessel is disabled and drifting toward the Azores or southward awaiting arrival of a Portuguese or Spanish liner to hear of its fate

New York Naronic White Star Consignees William Roberts Robert Duncan Liverpool Azores England Lisbon Lloyds

Bay City Horror at Wheeler yard two missing men feared dead

Bay City Michigan reports only two lives likely lost after twenty men were thrown into icy water during the Mary McTaughlin launch. Fred Babbock died of injuries, Doyle remains in danger, two Erie men C Smith and George Hawking still unaccounted for, search continues.

Bay City Mich Wheeler Ship Yard Mary McTaughlin C. Smith Erie George Hawking Fred Babcock Doyle

Cock fights in church shock Lancaster parishioners

In Lancaster Pennsylvania yesterday the steeple of a leading church was used as a cock pit during religious services in the auditorium below. Reports say cooking mains were held there and chickens were smuggled into the belfry hidden under coats as supposed worshipers entered.

Lancaster

Citizens League Aims to Repeal Race Bill in New Jersey

Trenton March 6 reports from New Jersey Citizens' League officials indicate enough votes to repeal the race bill next week. Efforts mount to convert remaining supporters, with no let-up until the roll is called. Mammoth petitions will be presented to the Legislature urging passage of repeal.

Trenton N. J New Jersey Citizens’ League League

Blizzard hits Kansas City as wheat exposed to cold

Blizzard rages in Kansas City with light snow not forming a protective blanket over winter wheat. Stock in transit suffered heavy losses yesterday as the storm intensified the exposure to cold.

Kansas City

First Cousins Not to Marry Debate in Wisconsin Assembly

Madison Wis March 6 In the Assembly a long debate occurred on a bill to prohibit first cousin marriages. The measure was finally laid over for further consideration. The lower house previously passed a repealing measure. The article notes a three month test and the death of devises.

Madisox Wis Todd Shaner

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