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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1892
Page
2
A literary fragment from The Marble Hill Press discusses ethics, manners, and social order. It asserts the punishment for invading property, praises female heroism, and claims peace arises from inner will rather than outward ease. It notes superstition endures despite a century of schooling.
One of the principal attractions of university extension work is its openness to all, from the Yale or Harvard graduate to the clerk or businessperson. It promises profit and impulse for liberal culture beyond traditional education.
The text reflects on Solomon's reign highlighting Jerusalem's abundance with silver nearly as common as paving stones and cedars as familiar as valley sycamores. It discusses King David's lineage and prophetic visions, noting Isaiah's foretelling of a transformed land, now blossoming from wilderness to a celebrated rose.
A writer argues any measure that helps authorities keep cigarettes from kids is good. Adults may ignore health norms, but restricting access targets the habit's harm on youths. The text notes many youths in asylums and a high death toll, urging action to curb smoking.
The text compares population density across continents, noting Europe as the densest with 87 per square kilometre, Asia at 19, Africa 5, and America 3. Belgium leads with 207 per square kilometre, followed by the Netherlands, Great Britain and Ireland, Italy, Japan, and others, with the United States much lower.
Senator Palmer assesses the Behring Sea dispute amid crisis notes that diplomacy should settle the matter without war. Behring Sea arbitration is to be ratified next Monday with debate on a modus vivendi and Sherman's resolution backing presidential actions to protect U S property pending arbitration.
Will Force the Silver Vote as private bill day yields small attendance. Tracey seeks hearing on rules for bill motions while anti silver Republicans predict cooperation. Bland proposes a special order to vote Free Coinage next Monday, with Catchings delayed by Mississippi travel, as pressure mounts on Speaker Crisp and the Committee leaders to act.
March 26 report notes a larger than usual attendance of Senators at the opening of the session with a visibly grave mood among members, indicating serious concern during the proceedings. The article hints at concern within the Ceameaioe.
Wasuixatos March 28 The House Committee on Agriculture gave favorable consideration to the Paddock pure food bill with slight changes. The key change places disposition of poisonous articles under U S courts. The panel rejected no major points, and the bill moves toward passage on Monday. In a separate item Wasumorox March 28 the Senate met in secret and agreed to ratify the Bering Sea arbitration treaty with a proviso delaying effect until a modus vivendi is settled. The treaty awaits absent senators to allow a full vote on Monday.
Washington reports that the Russian government will cooperate with the United States to protect seal life in the Behring Sea. The Russian Minister is said to have pledged four additional warships to join six ironclads at Vladivostock.
The President pardons D. A. Grady and Garnett Brady of Illinois in the La Fayette Tees manslaughter case. Also pardons are granted in other cases, with details of sentences and offenses involving B. A. Allen and A. G. Green. Allen rejects a pardon. Green remains imprisoned for counterfeiting.
Adrian Mich March 25. While Mrs Henry Lards wife of the county jail turnkey cleaned carpets with gasoline a stove exploded igniting the room. The mother and two children aged 2 and 4 were burned the little boy being fatally burned. The mother and the four year old are thought fatally burned.
Clarkson Michigan March 28 a committee of ministerial peers found Rev Rodney D Robinson guilty of grossly immoral conduct and teaching and expelled him from the church He is over 50 with a wife and three children. charges of seduction and infidelity were not sustained. The trial was held secretly this week and the finding is public now.
Washington Indiana March 28 The damage suit of Sarah Meyer against John W Groeter of Vincennes for the killing of her husband Isadore Meyer by Groeter was decided today The jury awarded the widow 16000 One year ago Groeter who was declared insane shot and killed Isadore Meyer aboard a New York traveling van and a sleeping car part of the etc
The grand jury indicts BOWLER and MICHAEL F. in the Fifteenth ward while Frederick A. Soule remains under uncertainty. Proceedings focus on Milwaukee avenue transit and a compressed air ordinance as witnesses name Chal mers McCauseland and others amid ongoing inquiries.
Buenos Aires dispatch reports Argentina refused Mr Blaine s reciprocity proposal, wary of impacting European markets and Argentine silver surplus while the United States faces foreign trade shifts. In Tennessee an inquest into Melrose poisonings finds arsenic caused two deaths, while Wisconsin outlines plans to manufacture Whaleback cars locally.
Tuestos New Jersey March 28 reports that the Reading Coal Combination Bribery bill, after Senate passage and signatures, has never been seen by Governor Abbott. The bill is locked in a State Treasury vault with only two men aware of its location. Politicians expect the governor to sign it eventually.
Crawfordsville residents react to an assault near Sillsboro in which Lemleveler, an old man, tried to entice a farmer's wife and then attacked her in a barn. A passerby heard her cries, helped, and the suspect was captured and jailed at Hillsboro as public sentiment runs high.
New York report states Tom O’Brien, the famed bunco steerer, was convicted at Albany yesterday afternoon after multiple prior arrests nationwide. No sentence yet, but analysts expect the maximum penalty.
The Ohio Society of New York will host a banquet for the Hon. Whitelaw Relay on Saturday evening April 9 at Delmonico's New York Eminent men in social and political life will attend and the event is billed as the society's most brilliant affair.
Reports from Fort Assinippon Montana Milwaukee Wisconsin St Paul Minnesota Devan Ramps Iowa and Indiana on a father killing son, a woman shot and suicide, printer strike settlement, a bride’s death by suicide and a mother’s puerperal fever linked to faith healers. Names include Patrick Doyle Jessie Osgood Fanny Schode Frank Andrews and Thomas Bell.
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