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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1889
Page
4
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The newspaper notes decisive Democratic gains in New York New Jersey Virginia and Mississippi with possible wins in Ohio and Iowa. It critiques political and religious leadership and contrasts quack medical practice with regular physicians while reflecting on public trust in experts.
A portrait of Civil War generals McClellan Sedgewick and Sheridan. McClellan cared for troops feeding and clothing them and kept a warm democratic salute. Sedgewick led from the ranks with untiring care for men in battle. Sheridan drew troops by bold, masterful command and rare timing in striking the enemy.
A Springfield Republican paraphrase credits Chaplain Dudley with a summer courtly line about outwitting an adversary, noting a sharper aim and a timely appearance. The fragment hints at wit and apparel as symbolic in a historical exchange.
In a letter to the editor from New York dated September 11 1889 R L W introduces himself as a son of a Republican father and recalls a farm mortgage driven by war price fluctuations high taxes and tariffs. He argues tariffs and taxes ruined farming causing family ruin and questions supporting politicians who fail to revise those policies.
A large crowd observed 95 hollow-eyed miners from Illinois coal fields arriving from a strike area. They had little food and money, many families lacking meat since March, and laboring under long lockout. Frank Lawler helped collect clothing and food while relief funds limped. plans formed to relocate to Rock Springs for work.
A fragment recounts men in Spring Valley and Streat districts voicing opposition to continued protection. They claim they have endured weeks of hardship and starvation but credit Frank Lawler and others with alleviating their plight, leading to a stance against future protection.
Washington letters recount Blaine MeCormick wedding fallout aboard train. Blaine opines on Republican prospects while Snort dodges pledge and recalls a Texas creditor. In New York he encounters Bow-legged Pete, an evasive preacher, and recalls past county incidents with humor and political jabs.
A fragment from a Chicago diocese tale recounts a bishop and a sermon crowd on Michigan avenue. A street performer with a grand aim turns a nickel into a quadruple somersault, earning silent astonishment rather than praise from onlookers.
A boy runs into a store on Monroe avenue asking who owns a horse tied around the corner. A man steps forward claiming ownership and says the horse has run away up Croghan street. He jokes about payment and asks the clerk to cut him a small sum to make two feather ticks as he heads downtown.
The Post Dispatch argues for less partisan politics and better policy for farming profits. It urges farmers to focus on tariff issues, claiming sound policy raises earnings. The report mentions Carroll Hicks killing James Jordan with a double barrel shotgun in Madison county amid disputed reports circulated by Jordan.
Norton gives notice to all interested in the estate of Re J Fulton deceased that J Murray administrator will make final settlement at the next term of Probate Court Bollinger County Missouri to begin November 2 1889 at the courthouse Endorsement indicates the administrator seeks the court's approval of final accounting in the estate.
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