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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
4
A brief, garbled text mentions Bi AtNe with Burchard Taft Ins Nick Longworth and a misleading soundbite about a trust buster. The overall content is unclear with fragments not forming a readable event or clear entities.
A fragmented OCR note shows Anno and Teddy active in a local political contest with calls for support and potential voting effort. Mentions Harriman and Dour Pins as allied names. Details are sparse but indicate mobilization and outreach in a civic campaign.
A fragmentary report describes an unnamed figure and a missing letter related to a president. The text hints at political tension and a potential public communication but lacks clear dates, names, or locations. Further context is needed to clarify who acted and what was intended.
Festus J. Wade of St. Louis used the floor at a national bankers meeting in Denver last week to oppose the bank guarantees plank in the Democratic platform. He charged the photocrats oppose any effort to protect the people.
The campaign team expresses strong belief that New York and nearby states will strongly support Bryan and Kern. They cite solid backing across New Jersey Rhode Island and Maryland as part of a regional push.
Fragmentary report hints at a killed pair meeting in Caruthersville on an unspecified date. Names Witex Cowherd and Prust Buster Hadley surface in a puzzling interaction with an imminent engagement and a contested outcome.
Nick Loneworthi, the president's son in law, led a Sterling speech declaring Taft Roosevelt would retake the White House after eight years. The republican headquarters tone was mild. The Chicago Journal notes Roosevelt has four sons likely to inherit the crown, with speculation it may go to the Longworth branch of the Roosevelts, while Pitt Press doubts the public is ready to embrace the Roosevelt family as the whole slate.
The piece contrasts Mrs Tarr and The Mirror on bank guarantees and taxes. It argues big bankers avoid taxation while supporting others, linking to Taft conservative republicanism. William Jennings Bryan questions if honest bankers bear costs to protect depositors, comparing to fire insurance where careful pay more due to others' carelessness.
A column in The Star and Chronicle portrays Mar Cortelyou as a trained government spy with deep access to political party affairs. It accuses him of misusing a vast spy network and serving private interests rather than the public.
The piece accuses Roosevelt and Judge Parker of falsehoods over Republican campaign funds squeezed from insurers. It alleges Cortelvon could expose how Roosevelt operated his deal for 260000 and hints at undisclosed incidents from the administration.
A fragmentary report discusses financier Harriman facing federal questions over railroad war and campaign funds. It notes Roosevelt inviting Harriman to Washington amid accusations, with Democrats pressing on funds disclosure and GOPs defending trust-backed candidates. The piece mentions a Denver convention pledge on publication and a Chicago convention stance.
The Kansas City Post lauds William J. Bryan for responding calmly to Theodore Roosevelt's aggressive accusations. It portrays Bryan as upright and fearless, contrasting his noble character with Roosevelt’s alleged endemic intemperance. The piece asserts Bryan has not lived in vain and remains unshaken by attacks.
Senator W. J. Stone will address attendees in Lutesville Missouri on Saturday October 17 at 10 am. The event invites residents to come out and hear the remarks as reported in local papers and tied to ongoing discussions about media fairness and accuracy in reporting.
In elided testimony from the Cape Girardeau Democrat, aging Republican Ben Atavs criticizes the May third convention and calls for reform within the county party. He accuses pro convention members of breaking the party and hints at political retaliation against a former candidate seeking reelection amid family and voting cost remarks.
Independent papers attack Roosevelt tactics as biased and inconsistent. The Star and Chronicle mock Teddy Roosevelt and his circle while questioning the feasibility and ethics of his party’s plan. The piece notes contradictions between Roosevelt’s past denials and current actions, warning against overreach in the presidential selection effort.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that F M Wells administrator will seek final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Bellinger county Missouri to be held in Marble Hill on the thirtieth day of November 1905. Wells requests all claims be presented. A $25 reward is offered by J L Robertson Valley Telephone Company manager for information leading to arrest and conviction of persons who knock down insulators brackets or damage lines or property.
Notice is hereby given that Henry W Sunix of Marble Hill Missouri who on October 26 1903 made homestead entry No USS17 for the northwest quarter of southwest quarter section 11 township 32 range 5 east fifth principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land before Clerk of Kin It Court at Marble Hill Missouri on October 27 18 Claimant names as witnesses Wildim Denman Marquand Missouri Andrew P Lux Marquand Missouri John Pavlick Marquand Missouri John Lux Marquand Missouri C XNI VANHOOSEN Register
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