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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented account details a serial killer case with alleged victims including seven women and several men in Chicago area. police confusion and witness reports suggest multiple names and potential suspects. The report cites a revolver used in killings and notes doubts about the full list of victims and motive as investigations continue.
A body discovered near Arkoa net ar find papers amene tie indicates the deceased is Misa fin le vera of Chicaen. The incident remained under investigation with authorities seeking confirmation from Rene 2 te Bept 24.
Pa Thomas Torhreks, a miner entombed for eight days at Cont Natal mine, was freed after a dramatic rescue. He attended Mount Arm el and joined a general relief procession held in his honor.
Chicago authorities distribute a cook book to every man applying for a marriage license. The publishing firm will receive 26 cents for each book given out. The program aims to aid young men as they wed and settle home life.
Washington reports petroleum found in biscuits from bakeries as a new adulteration dodge. Department of Agriculture experts detected the substance and the government plans prosecution.
In Great Barrington Massachusetts Charles Bird the Progressive nominee for governor endorsed woman suffrage when a young woman interrupted his Otis speech to ask his position. The exchange highlighted the campaign issue during his appearance.
The canal project nears completion as Gatun dam and Culebra cut reach final stages. Goethals and the Isthmian commission prepare for the last tests, with the waterway nearly ready for deep water and the world crediting American engineers for finishing De Lesseps' failed dream.
In a Marchesque letter thread from Mulhall era figures, Senator Reed faces allegations tied to a dinner encounter and alleged subpoenas. The report cites Melntyre and others, noting witness recantations and a controversial lobby inquiry. It also mentions a separate violent crime involving a girl’s assault near a train depot.
Cholera sweeps the Balkane region causing mass displacement. Thousands of families are left homeless and starving. A large portion of At tanta lacks doctors and medical supply.
London-Americans seek to purchase Plas Newydd the Welsh estate famed by Sir Walter Scott and others with plans to relocate the mansion to the United States. The proposal highlights dramatic transatlantic transfer of a historic property and raises questions about heritage preservation.
George Charl ton Merrick of the British army flying corps was killed when his aeroplane collapsed over the military aviation ground during a flight. The incident highlights dangers faced by early military aviators and marks a loss for the unit based in Salisbury.
In Tulea, Oklahoma, the jury convicted Laura Reuter of murdering her husband, a prominent attorney. The panel recommended life imprisonment for the crime.
There are more than 7,000 cases of malignant smallpox in Coahuila, Mexico, according to refugee Capt. Joaquin Tores. The town of Balinae faces a fearful plight as Vesaya.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a special train and a comet in a local area. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of a planned special transport event and astronomical sighting.
A garbled OCR text hints at a heated exchange about a chat bill and temper issues. Mentions a New York club scene and a clubman remark, with unclear names and quotes reflecting a disjointed social scene.
Fragmented OCR text hints at political affairs, a Teoching context, a scandalous remark by a comedian, and a mention of a man named Ralf. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
A historical note describes converting a Springfield rifle for service by shortening the barrel to ease handling by mounted troops. It details adjusting webs and musht to maintain balance, and mentions a cavalry board report on cavalry reorganisation and equipment changes.
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