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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1892
Page
6
A broken OCR segment mentions a bee atL mars and African Wave trade with the UAE, claims about virtue, a crime case with burglary or abduction, Paris amends for love letters, and discussions of paupers migrants trends. The readable items are scattered and unclear regarding dates or full names.
Italian immigrant Marzio Gondice seeks police protection as he claims a secret Mafia plot targets him and his 11 year old son. He alleges wife poisoning and grave theft, with Brooklyn and Italian branches led by Augustino Mortorelli. Investigators Formosa and Aloness report warnings and gunfire attempts linked to the order.
The article notes rising socialist influence in England as leaders like Sir John Gorst Tom Mann and Keir Hardie press for state collectivism. Mann urges public ownership of London docks and shorter workers’ days. Hardie seeks immediate immigration limits and free school meals, with repeated calls for broader welfare provisions and work for the unemployed.
Coryuirs Ohio Nov 21 a wholesale can meat poisoning sickened about twenty people across five households. Most are improving but some cannot keep food. The meat came from one can. Names listed include Charscey ONe II L Wire Sox and Nerichton's Gov Thomas McKhay L.A Baken and Wire P A Covenny Carl Purcell Joe Savage Morichaison and others. Doctors await analysis from the State University.
In Tacoma Washington the heaviest rainfall in memory caused swelling rivers. The Northern Pacific bridge over the Green River, 44 miles east of Tacoma, was carried away, blocking trains through Sunday. In Portland Oregon a Union Pacific landslide four miles west of the Cascades halted rail service with boat transfers to move passengers and mail. the slide stretches about 400 feet and will take days to clear.
Paris dispatch reports five mill workers at Pont de Marcq near Lille died in two days from a mystery illness like the plague. The bristle sorters had handled Per si imported bristles before symptoms appeared. Factory closed as authorities investigate the outbreak.
In Washington Minister Thomas Ryan reports that the tariff change to 10 cents per pound on silver lead ores has cut Mexican ore exports to the United States. Refined metals now move through Kansas City and St Louis. Mexicans build refineries to profit from silver in the ores, reducing shipments and altering ore flows while Mexico fears no export duty if duties are eased.
In St Louis on November 21 delegates discussed miners’ questions and the withdrawal proposal. Powderly urged miners to leave the United Mine Workers, and a plan to force members to choose between the Knights and the federation was voted down 82 to 40 amid strong opposition to federation leaders. The session risks lasting into next Tuesday evening. Congressman John Davis addressed the assembly after election re confirmation.
A Georgia Legislature bill proposes state banks may issue currency. A governor treasurer and comptroller would form a commission to authorize engraved notes paid for by the issuing bank with collateral bonds. The state would indorse the notes once Congress repeals a 10 percent circulation tax.
Iowa, Nov 21. police found a saloon open after closing time and arrested occupants and tried to arrest the saloon keeper. Aldermen Sunde and Johnson resisted arrest and struck officers. Saloon keeper and aldermen jailed. Bonds posted for appearance and officials call for investigation.
Mapaio November 21 King Charles and Queen Marie of Portugal depart Madrid after a royal visit to the Queen Regent. The entourage includes court officials and diplomats, signaling continued ties between Portugal and Spain amid ceremonial duties and state affairs.
Visionary Hughes recounts an August attack in Ngntinghsien Shenhi where a bishop and an English Franciscan were dragged, stoned, and left for dead by fanatics. Officials promised punishment, but European safety hinges on strong action by governments. Pilgrimages to the Jubilee begin late January with Alsace-Lorraine, Irish, English, Italian, German, French, and Spanish pilgrims over successive months. Beatifications by the Holy See to be proclaimed late February. In Melbourne, insolvency fears prompt prosecution of directors. Samples, Haroldson, and Norwood arrested in Sydney on conspiracy charges and to face trial.
An Abbot of Kormora is deprived of ecclesiastical functions and sentenced to one month’s imprisonment for refusing to certify baptism of children born to mixed marriages. First such case. lower court freed him, he appealed.
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