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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
2
An OCR rich page fragment from Marble Hill Press mutters about people, places, and events including New York, Orman Ne, and references to trials, advertisements, and court proceedings. The text meanders with stray names, dates, and phrases, making it a rough collage rather than a coherent report.
Court approves a major gift plan amid controversy over its structure and beneficiaries. The decision involves a made New York firm, Lazard and others, with opposition from opponents citing potential misuse of funds and delaying actions by the department. The case continues as parties seek clarifications and possible modifications to the plan.
A hazing incident at a university camp led to a student's death after a forced walk through the grounds. Reports describe the deadly abuse as part of initiation rituals, with authorities launching an investigation into the actions of those involved.
A live race shows Kills Allveer and Obig Pral Stanard and a shooter known as Trig Penman opened fire during a game, fatally wounding two young girls and injuring a seven year old before fleeing. One girl survived her injuries. The incident occurred as children argued over who would have a place of honor while playing at a Watchey gathering.
A garbled report describes a woman with two husbands and a tangled court case. Names include Harry Themotrarg and Judge Hughes. The fragment mentions a hotel owner Kimora Wilde and travels between New York and Germany amid accusations of bigamy and legal actions.
Ailhele Newton Dough erty formerly Peoria school board treasurer was pardoned after serving over five years of a term from one to fourteen years. The $80,000 peculation was cited, with the pardon granted by the state board of pardons during tenure, leaving the exact fate of the sentence indefinite.
Florence notice reports the death of American artist and author Howard Pyle at age 68 from heart failure. The obituary confirms his prominent role in American illustration and literature.
Joseph, Max Qvorge Paph pean and Albert Cheptor face murder charges. They allegedly assaulted William Make in Havenwood, a Chicago suburb, on June 6 or nearby, with police continuing the investigation and awaiting further details.
Olea Kokemo, 71, assistant to John Ericeson of Monster fame, friend who helped in mventory ideas for the Civil War era fighting ship, died here. David Milward noted in local records as a friend.
War report from Oaxaca describes heavy casualties as Mexican forces and rebels clash near Jochifan in Oaxaca. Jive Gomez, the deposed rebel chief, is said to have been captured and shot. Additional dispatch notes the city’s isolation by rail and telegraph, with bleak details on casualties and control.
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic report of rebels seizing Fu Chuw, foreign legations preparing defense, and fears of Desertion as Mearturia's forces threaten the capital. Officials mobilize contingents, await orders, and monitor river approaches amid rising tensions.
Walter Lanta of La Grace Hill testifies before the Lorimer investigating Committee about a Springfield correspondent of the Chicago Tribune now in Baltimore. He discusses the money fee and possible influence on the forty seventh generation sentence, and whether Robert W Patterson could be elected to the Senate.
A misjoined report details a suspect, William A Grant, a clerk, admitting involvement in an attempted black hand extortion of 9400 aimed at Hot. Adame, a Fortville sawmill operator, with the case noting a stressed confession and reference to a woman in the car.
Rae Jacob W of Pittsburg Pa began serving corrective sentences in a federal prison for violating the banking law. The bankers colony within the prison now numbers twenty four inmates including the subject.
In St Louis Missouri Senator William J Stone declared his full support for Speaker Champ Clark as the Democratic candidate for the 1912 presidency, signaling a united front within the party. The statement positions Clark as the favored choice among national leaders.
Dr J C Love, longtime physician of the state penitentiary at McAlester, shot and killed Dr C Buckner a drug clerk. Dr Love offered no reason for the shooting and remained silent.
Reading, Pat Gordon Kaufman, proprietor of a bakery within three blocks of Central police station, was shot and killed by one of four youths who robbed him and escaped. Kaufman died instantly.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a character named Howler, a neighborly interaction, and a distorted conversation. The piece mentions a garden, a Mr Fece, animals, and a tense exchange with comments from Hewler Horry, reflecting a chaotic domestic scene.
A fragmented report mentions police, color marks, and individuals named Mr Senteb d and Mr Mack Pace amid discussion of race and authority. The text is incomplete but suggests tension around policing and color labeling with references to Mr BebeNo and Lim.
A fragmented report recalls Jeff questioning why an old woman lived beyond a century. The exchange probes why the elder’s age mattered, with Jeff suggesting she still resides with her mother and noting the neighbor’s reaction to such longevity.
A damaged text fragment from a publication titled Women’s World presents a dialogue about marital roles and women’s behavior. It references a wife advising a husband about spending time away from home and expectations of affection, portraying genderedhousehold dynamics in a crude, informal tone.
A terse fragment shows two women, Aunty and Jodee, in a strained exchange over blessings and former ties. The text hints at a quarrel or drift between them after past closeness, with one addressing Marie and another the arrival and mood of the moment.
A damaged newspaper fragment hints at a local public sale action with incomplete readable details naming the sale and officials involved.
A Baltimore mother Mrs L A COMKEAN writes of her daughter’s marked recovery after taking three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and thanks the medical staff and company for the product’s success.
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