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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1899

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Lincoln stamp sparks bitter party split in US

The piece argues the presidents stamping tool fails to energize Republicans and mocks Hannaites for endorsing Lincoln, labeling Lincoln a sickly sentimentalist. It also cites Great Britain’s stance on South Africa and hints at US-Britain coordination akin to pre Spanish War dynamics.

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Bryan and Hanna clash over trusts and imperialism in Nebraska

In a Nebraska speech, Bryan accused the Republican party of serving trusts since 1896 and urged voters to oppose imperialism and a large army by backing fusion candidates. Hanna responded urging faith in party protection of trusts, likening voters to a farmer whose chickens are guarded by a fox.

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A Royal Prevent Enigma Stirs Local Curiosity

A fragmentary note hints at a mysterious Royal Prevent event amid local discussions. Researchers note limited context but highlight possible ceremonial or historical significance, with no precise date or place available in the readable text.

Whimsical Tales Span Sultan and New York Wedding

A fanciful mix of travel witticisms and comic anecdotes features Sir Reginald praising a sultan’s elephants and a bumbling tale of Dolly’s lavish New York wedding. The piece shifts to a parable of consumer excess, a Petersburg monument tale, and a humorous survey of postdinner quiz topics, all lampooning vanity and social foibles.

Fragmentary 19th Century Notices from Sylvan Ridge Area

Disjointed OCR style notes reporting local happenings. Mentions Hl. Barre of Sylvan Ridge winning something this week, W. T. Conder, Norvil Wynwh buying a wagon at Lutenville, Frau Wikeman Co completing a project, Job A. Piolit traveling to Martel, and a Baptist protracted meeting at Clibb'wovente. Also references Unwat Gab Reborte and a death last week, plus scattered phrases about activity and spotters.

Hl. Barre Sylvan Ridge Bra Son Inlaw W. T. Conder Norvil Lutenville Frau Wikeman & Co Job A. Piolit Martel Aaa Alunel

Local notes on residents and events mix with Beaver Creek tales

A scattered miscellany reports W L Dellinger advancing home construction and a Congress outlook, James Sipes joining a jockey club, Marsh Roberts moving to Leora, classrooms, and social visits. A death, Mrs Charles Sears, follows a ten day illness from pneumonia. Anecdotes about Aunt Mahala’s wig reveal a humorous family tale and curiosity about aging.

W. L. Dellinger Congress James Sipes Jockey Club Marsh Roberts Leora J.B. Grader George Smith Sylvan Ridge George Kirk Kern Mirge Charles Sears Log Church Uno

Wig Woes and a Wedding in Aminadab's House

In spring Aminadab vows to wear a wig for a bald fate, while Mrs. Newcomb plans to marry Mr. Jones after a wig misadventure. Nancy refuses to accept a mocked engagement, and Aminadab insists on keeping his word, leading to a tangled tale of marriage plans and improvised disguises from a New York Press fragment.

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Fragmented Detroit Fre-Proka tale of kinship and mystery

An elderly Detroit Fre-Proka speaker relates a puzzling family matter about a girl believed not to be his daughter. He recalls saying she would soon understand and notes a plan to keep a child at a house with a wealthy aunt. A later visitor confronts the beaded ornaments tied to a chain as a clue, while the narrative hints at social tension and unclear paternity.

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