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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
2
A collection of quips on belief and power from Marble Hill PressMixed aphorisms warn that opinions and impulses shape lives while a New York clairvoyant helps locate a stolen horse. Pretoria is praised as a rose city, with wine and temperance discussed alongside prison drunkards and rising crisis reports.
An editorial notes reform waves collide with public mood amid war’s lessons for medical progress and antiseptic surgery. It also covers the Paris Exposition chimney details, the baseball season timing, American influence abroad, and trade frictions including Turkey’s pork ban and copper cent debates.
On a storm tossed sea a couple torn by guilt and desire confront a looming breakup then face a deadly assault. Don and Lillie battle love and sacrifice as the ship rumbles through lightning and foam, ending with Don fatally struck by an Indian knife as danger and despair close in.
A compact historical sketch traces the Democratic Party origins from the anti Federalists to Jackson and the era of Monroe. It covers the Jeffersonian shift, party name changes, key elections, and the emergence of the Democratic Republicans and Whigs in the 19th century.
The National Democratic Committee meeting in Washington fixes July 4 in Kansas City Missouri as the convention site. Each state gets double its congressional representation, territories and Dc provide six delegates. Conservatives and reformers invited to join in sending delegates for pure efficient government and opposition to empire. James K. Jones and C A Walsh sign as chairman and secretary.
Mrs Wythee Denby son of the former minister to China visits Milwaukee and Detroit after two years in Alaska where her husband runs mining property. In a Juneau interview she describes life there with diverse visitors seeking opportunities, noting no carriages or clean planked streets, some streets on stilts and steep grades making carriage travel rough.
A historic note credits Tammany Hall with first proposing a nominating convention in 1813 for New York governor. Prof Alexander Johnston argues the idea resurfaced and soon became a prominent feature in state and national politics.
Hood s Sarsaparilla claims widespread praise for curing scrofula sores and boosting health with its tonic and invigorating properties. Advert reads like a period tobacco of health claims and endorsements from readers. The piece also notes police use of dogs in Ghent and bicycles for Brussels officers as reform trends.
A Philadelphia stockbroker notes a colored waiter with a Pennsylvania Dutch accent despite being born near Reading. He cites another tale of a German graduate who adopts Lebal speech in a Wisconsin lumber camp, only to discover his Irish brogue remains.
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