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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1889
Page
2
The piece surveys bold views on national debt rising by over six million in August, criticizes British sealing and seeks a return to Cleveland era bookkeeping. It notes a proposed public actor protection law from the Minneapolis convention, implying bankruptcy would move from tragedy to mere diversion.
A troubled royal note faults King Sorvin for lacking a crown during hot weather. No sympathy offered as the monarch refuses to forgo the regalia, asserting a crown is due despite the climate.
Tre Shah brands the Koh-i-noor as cursed recalling the Queen’s husband’s death after the stone’s acquisition. Tar Town Alliance members in Ves Moines push for the Austerlian ballot tax reform and railway regulation while noting Chicago as the 1802 World’s Fair site. Congressional witnesses resist testifying about Chicago meat issues as New York’s life unfolds with a man caring for four children passed off as his own. A Niagara Falls barrel stunt alarms and dock-worker strikes in London prompt calls for an eight-hour day. New York docks are cited as public property, contrasting English and American crime handling. Henrietta Cook of Osborne County, Rio, pardoned after thirteen years for arsenic poisoning. two hunting partners swore she aided heart trouble remedies.
Fragmented verse recalls a beloved near in memory through astral imagery and nature. The speaker envisions the departed as near within smoke and summer light, wandering shores and heaven, and hopes for a future reunion beyond life’s ache. The piece blends longing with sacrificed happiness and sacred memory.
Aurelia and Mrs Marsh discuss the house as a shelter while Seth Hackman presses for a quick word. Gordon Gray and Doctor Jecks explore a possible murder plot linked to Bowley Marsh’s jealous schemes and Mary’s safety, planning steps to uncover truth.
Mary and her husband start their life after a brief honeymoon while a sick-practitioner, Hector Jecks, struggles with arrears. Gordon Gray worries about Aurelia's marriage to a mysterious man and the lonely White House home. Mrs Bevin and Dr Jacks discuss the troubling situation, awaiting a letter from Aurelia.
Rev T De Witt Talmage speaks on The Sunress at the Tabernacle praising joy in faith and the coming dawn of a united world through arbitration, telegraphy, and spiritual conquest. He urges courage, declares the day is at hand, and calls for believers to endure and act for Christ with heavenly aid.
The article extols Thomas A. Edison as the greatest inventor, noting his telephone, electric light, and phonograph as monumental achievements. It claims he surpasses rulers and statesmen in impact, and lauds his humble origins as a ragged news boy who would honor any king by his accomplishments.
In Elbert county near Craft's Ferry on the Savannah River a man called Sheep Jess, about 35, shows a peculiar white hair and whiskers forming a woolly appearance. His wife shears him biweekly, yielding wool to clothe the family and trade for sugar and coffee.
An English wader at Ngove on Africa s southwest coast raises a young female gorilla named Jennie. The creature is described as remarkably docile and clings to her master, sleeping with him and following him on journeys. She weeps when separated, traveled over twenty miles, and has adopted civilized habits such as drinking tea from a cup, showing carefulness not to break it.
Reported figures show the Chairman to 19,000 and the deputy 10,000 with minimums set at 1, year in a new London democratic council. Fragmentary dialogue includes rustic mishearings and stray lines about fishing, humor, and everyday life.
A satirical Arizona Kicker column recounts illness from an Apache bolic attack, town impact, and misadventures with local figures. It mocks Tucson politics, the postmastership bid, and coroner duties, ending with a bold threat toward rival officials.
A quirky Texas clipping notes on dogs and their supposed traits. It playfully covers spitzs, shepherds, African bloodhounds, full-blood status by blood measures, coach dogs, and a tale about a man naming his dog Proof Reader.
Fragmentary OCR shows a planned legal action by Miss Lulu Birike against a monster for sampled abortion-related injuries. Lawyer responds, noting natural rights and damages cited as 100,020.
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