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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1896
Page
6
A lone miner recounts facing Apache Kid at a Blueball mine near Phoenix. After planning to chloroform the feared warrior, he evacuates, returns with a posse, only to find Kid vanished and a mocking note left on the table about the failed capture and missing gun.
A New York World report describes a German imperial dog case and lese majesté risk after a Russian greyhound was wounded at Potsdam. The editor faces treason charges for insulting the Kaiser, while the Kaiser’s dogs Castor and Luna breed at Sans-Souci, with debates on the breed’s origin and silver-gray ideal.
A brief exchange questions the possibility of providing eighteenth century fiction in a Detroit Tribune style item, suggesting a low key but ambitious project discussion. The fragment hints at literary request and editorial curiosity without detailing concrete plans or dates.
In a dialogue with Tommy Wrott, Mrs. Strongmind declares that the coming woman will take whiskers on the faces of her stalwart sons, while the antagonist retorts that she should vote with the eels of her stalwart sons.
In a mid week gathering a kindly deacon offered a prayer that more young people join the church meetings to keep them away from bad places, emphasizing concern for youth. The plea stressed communal guidance and spiritual protection.
The Washington Post notes a tale about Rep Hull of Iowa and a champagne cork hook gifted by Rep Chickering. Hull admired the hook, misinterpreted as hoof cleaner, and his wife quipped that a three term state secretary and two term lieutenant governor should know better. The story spread as gossip among Iowans and met with varied reaction.
The main barrier to international arbitration is not its efficacy but nations’ willingness to try it. Obstacles include deliberate opposition or a controversy style that blocks argument, leading to pre-arbitration collisions. Strict penalties could minimize risk, and a comprehensive international framework might deter war.
In Suelli a man named Francesco Lecca, deemed dead, revived at 7 pm while relatives watched. Thieves, fearing discovery, dropped their loot and fled the church as the man later died two hours after the event, locals attributing the incident to Saint George.
Grandma arrives for a visit and teases Freddie about her telegram. Fred dies? Yog replies while mother expresses surprise as news reaches Papa’s place.
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