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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1894

Page

4

Tolucky Princess and other signals stir readers

A fragmented column notes sensational topics from a prophetic “Tolucky Princess” to murder cases, property conflicts over railroads, and curiosity about a London social chaperone. It rails at immigrants and airline brag, mentions birching for youths and lizards in Montreal, and ends with a train robbery nerve test question.

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Barbara Frietchie Fame In Civil War Debate Reopened

A Frederick historian revisits the Barbara Frietchie story questioning her sole credit for waving the flag at the Civil War and notes other women, including Mrs Quantrell, also claimed the act. The piece details Whittier’s poem, Jackson’s passage near Frederick, and local anecdotes about Frietchie’s fame and later legends.

Stonewall Jackson Jackson Barbara Frietchie Patrick Lentz Nellie Blessing Eyster Steiner Maryland Senate Frederick Whittier Lee Maryland Dame Frietchie Barbara

Pretty and Charming Lady Langford in Dublin Society

Georgie Sutton, daughter of famed sportsman Sir Richard Sutton, known as Lady Langford, was a noted figure among the Marchioness of Londonderry’s Dublin circle. Her family, long rooted in Ireland since King James I, includes brothers said to have died violently, and a son born after Sir Richard Sutton’s sudden death.

Marchioness Londonderry Dublin Ireland Lady Langford Georgie Sutton Richard Sutton Quorn Miss Sutton Lord Langford James Alee Sutton Creole Cowes Harbor Sir Richard Sutton Atlantic

An Animal Flower and a Black Art Stage Show

In St Lucia a cavern hosts animal flowers growing on pebbles in brackish water. A vivid black art stage production in Boston features a magician and invisible assistants creating illusions with watches, coffee, cakes, and a staged decapitation.

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