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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1895
Page
6
A fragmented column notes offbeat items and social observations. It mentions Hawaii as the Sandwich Islands, anti smoking measures, the Vanderbilt marriage, Kate Freep on marriage, a Kentucky dispatch crime report, a Middletown high school incident, jokes about colonel anatomy and a Chicago suicide, and Russia's potential wheat shipments to England, with broader import on cereal trade and global labor.
Boston aims to rise above the title Hub by building a 500 foot steel observation tower with a museum and balconies. At the base an amphitheater seating 15,000 would be added. Critics fear the structure would let visitors overlook the Bunker Hill monument, a prospect that shocks local residents.
A steamer named Venetian was broken in two in a near Boston incident described as tax peculiar. The event highlights a shortage of longitudinal strength in ship hulls, with plates of iron or other riveted materials questioned for their ability to bear wave-induced stress.
European war departments in Berlin Paris and Vienna discuss how bicycle soldiers should salute officers amid mounting accidents during mounted salutes. The issue hinges on whether strict form can be maintained while cycling and halting for salutes, with officials seeking a practical standard.
A sermon themed around angels food and celestial music as heavenly sustenance. It explores how humanity once ate angels food, then expands to heavenly fares like celestialized music, art, and worship. The piece imagines angels questioning the sacrifice of Christ and urges personal repentance to join celestial joy and feast.
New York March 16 The consolidation of the great electrical manufacturing interests of the country may be the next gigantic monopoly developed with Standard Oil capital. Bach movement is declared to be on foot.
Gov Sheldon withholds details on the reported capture of ex State Treasurer Taylor of Mexico awaiting Attorney General Crawford. He expects Taylor’s return to Pierre soon and notes Mason as a possible defaulter linking Taylor to a broader scandal.
Era items across Missouri note treasury shortages delaying months, long serving railroad veteran George W. Walsh of Nevada, a pearl found in an oyster at Holden, and plans for trains, directories, and new blocks. Carthage to sell horse railway and erect a new hall. Sedalia reports a 1659-built house to be torn down. many civic events, fires, and awards across Linn, Livingston, and nearby counties.
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