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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
2
The text surveys fashion, food, and court life with scattered references to Boston mustaches, Paris births, and a Seattle divorce case. It touches on baseball sociology, jury conduct, a bar bombing, and ship lifeboats, though many phrases are distorted. The piece reads like a collage of punchy social observations and trivia from a late 19th or early 20th century column.
A deadly Cincinnati streetcar strike escalates with fatalities and multiple injuries. Mayor demands arbitration as workers and sympathizers clash with police and company guards amid broad labor unrest and threats of extensive stoppages.
Fragmented OCR shows disjointed words and names without coherent story. Reads like stray notes on equipment, emails, liners, and lines, with no identifiable event, date, or entities to summarize into a valid news item.
A garbled report describes a fatal incident in Cottonwoel Falls involving a bride and her husband. The text mentions a tainted march and an alleged attack, with unclear details about the assailants or motive and indicates a violent outcome for the couple.
In Indianapolis an indictment against Sir William Craig of the Indiana Veterinary College and Alenno Mi Ragsdite an undertaker charges them with murder of Dr Helene Knate. The trial date is scheduled for June 24.
Chattanooga leaders pass a resolution inviting the Grand Army of the Republic to hold its 1912 encampment in Chattanooga in September, signaling strong local support for the event. The move reflects civic interest in hosting the gathering and showcasing the city.
A blast at an excavation near 5 Rue Princess Premier, home of Myron T Herrick the U S ambassador to France, killed one person and seriously injured five others in Paris. Authorities reported the engine explosion caused the casualties and prompted an emergency response.
Two bombs were found in London tied to militant suffragettes aiming to pressure Parliament into granting women the parliamentary franchise. The devices add to a string of such attempts to intimidate lawmakers.
Three men entered the First State bank at Bonanco Arkansas 1% miles southeast of Fort Souith detonated the safe and fled on horseback with an estimated haul between 1500 and 76790 dollars.
Fragmentary report describes a legal matter titled the care deeds case. It mentions parties such as Ming Kenney and Jerrold, with references to a trial, penalties, and sums like 5 000 and 20 000. The text is garbled but indicates a London related inquiry and a court proceeding with a substantial financial element.
A garbled OCR passage references babies, animals, and various scattered phrases. It appears to be a damaged historical newspaper segment with numerous nonsensical or misread terms. No clear event, place, or date is discernible from the readable fragments.
London socialite Mrs Dintry Thaw formerly Evelyn Nesbit signs a contract to perform in the London Hippodrome Revue Huila Tvetine with a reported salary of 83,000 a year, starting May 31. The high profile signing adds glamour to the upcoming show and underscores her return to the stage.
Pa Gov Tener enforces a tilt prohibiting sale or gift of cigarettes to persons under 20 years of age. Violations carry fines from 14 to 300 dollars. The ruling aims to curb underage consumption and regulate tobacco accessibility.
Fragmentary OCR text references a parliamentary session with mentions of a king, Monte Negro, and political figures. Several garbled names and phrases appear, with scattered references to executions, Austria, and possible protests. No coherent event or outcome can be established from readable portions.
Lincoln era style news reports discuss President Wilson expanding executive power and revoking Taft era Postal rules. The piece references Postmaster General and civil service reforms, detailing changes to appointment and qualification requirements amid party contention and policy shifts.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a community planning meeting about suffrage garden and related events. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the emphasis is on gathering, gardening projects, and local civic discussion. The readable parts suggest coordination with local groups and potential public engagement activities.
A sprawling notice reports on food destruction tied to price manipulation and restraint of trade. It details alleged criminal actions, including targeted destruction linked to market control and the involvement of unnamed parties in a convoluted scheme.
Fragmented text reports the widow of Leopold planning marriage to Varian in Schoneheim as legal notices hint at prior consents and a contested liaison. It mentions a late husband’s mayorship and rumored protection by a Petetan king, while noting possible future marriage to a German army officer.
A federal court in Fort Scott frees Debs from charges tied to a political agitation linked to presidential contenders J J Sheppard and Pred Warren. The case arose from a government mail fraud accusation against associates of the Girard paper, with instruction from the attorney general.
Peace delegates from an English speaking world, led by Roosevelt, arrived by car at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay after a wrong turn. The gathering included members of the American Committee. Col Roosevelt wore a khaki riding outfit on the porch as the hosts welcomed the visitors. In a separate dispatch, Jo Park of the United States Army aviation corps was killed instantly when his aircraft crashed into a gulley near Oliver miles north of here.
A fragment indicates residents of Springfield seek to bar cafEs from hosting the tango and music as Representative Gil Sherman contemplates urging the Illinois legislature. Clendennin West Virginia notes a town seeking a mayor after months of council efforts to fill the vacancy.
Wellington reports the British mail steamer Intrabarah, departing London February 12 for Auckland, wrecked on the Manijata coast with no further details available.
Twenty five mill strikers were arrested in Paterson New Jersey after a disturbance in front of the Dougherty and Washburn mill. A crowd of about six hundred men and women gathered, leading to the arrests of several other men.
In New York on the last day of January two boys and two girls died in a family tragedy as Laie and Rebecca Isler moved to Brooklyn. Yesterday three more children were born to Rebecca Isler in their new home Louis and Rebecca are devout and attend Congregational De Vitechok. They prayed for other children to fill the gap left by those gone. Topeka, Kansas: Wichita educators urge state cooperation to introduce simplified spelling in all Kansas public schools.
A fire in Peotone town of about 2500 inhabitants began with a gasoline explosion in a shed and swept through the business section causing extensive property losses estimated at 100000 dollars.
Former state senator Frank d My Lee died at his home in Trenton after a period in a coma following illness. Lee led a state senate for several months and passed away at home.
A garbled OCR note describes a scene with steam, plates, and a table. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a domestic or social setting with characters exchanging lines. The readable portion mentions eating and printing plates, suggesting a kitchen or dining context.
A mangled OCR text presents a jumble of dialogue and scene notes with many unreadable words. It mentions names like Sarah and Freddie and hints at a social or domestic scene with personal interactions and possible conflict. The exact events, dates, places, and roles are obscured, leaving a partial impression of a fragmented anecdote.
A fragmented OCR text mentions a local talk about a grand subject, noting an elderly woman and a possible anecdote. The passage is garbled, with missing names and places, but hints at public interest in a long running discussion and a notable figure associated with it.
Fragmentary note discusses difficulties with empire and soft versus hard goals. It references tension between ambitions and constraints, implying strategic questions without clear solutions or specifics.
A reader from Hattlereek Michigan reports long years of night breakfast distress, vomiting, headaches, and weakness. After starting Grape Nuts, symptoms ceased, weight increased by ten pounds, and the eater claims renewed appetite and well being.
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