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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1904

Page

3

Kidney Pills Banner Ad Mentioned by Tecumseh Leader

Joseph McCaniel of 144 Sholto Street Chicago, Sachem of Tecumseh Lodge, reports severe health breakdown two years ago with pain fatigue and loss of appetite. He says four boxes of Kidney Pills offered a permanent cure and urges others to try this remedy priced at 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Joseph McCaniel Sholto St Chicago Tecumseh Lodge Dean Deaters Foster Milburn Huffato Wyis Place Mirs Bart

KUROPATKIN REPORTS HIS ARMY DRIVEN BACK

A long, fragmented dispatch describes Russian general Kuropatkin reporting that his forces have been forced to fall back under Japanese advances. It covers battles, troop movements, and strategic implications, noting attacks near key positions and Allied positions, with references to court actions and political figures interwoven into the period coverage.

Kuropatkin

Fragmented poem and oblique notices from a Baltimore paper

A garbled OCR passage combines remarks about a color divided town and a poem styled piece. It contains stray lines about licensing, taxes, and a distant unnamed event. The text glances at civic matters, a courtlike signoff, and a stray verse fragment without clear narrative or beneficiary details.

United States to Demand Wheat From Canada in 1904

The article notes a projected 60 million bushels wheat crop in Western Canada and predicts rising prices and wealth for farmers. It cites a telegram from Hon. Custend to Lord Strathcona confirming a fair average yield under difficult conditions, with Manitoba and Northwest Territories production estimated between five and sixty million bushels. It discusses US growing interest in Canadian wheat and historical railway prompts, praising potential cross-border trade developments.

Canada Iran Sete Siftun Interior Lord Strathead Canalas Northfest Frost Swat Manitoba Northwest Territories Frank Ho Spearman United States St. Paul Road Eureka Itwkaties Minnesota Saskatchewan

Largest tin nugget found at Nonth Kandas Tasmania

A record tin nugget weighing 5.4 pounds was discovered at Nonth Kandas in Tasmania. It is reported to be 67 percent tin purity.

Nonth Kandas Tasmania

Missouri minister and Mason leader dies after illness

Missouris well known Methodist minister and longtime grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Missouri Masons, Dr. John Davis Vine, died after a heart ailment. He served seven years in cabinet ministry, led church and charitable work, and held prominent Masonic roles including district deputy grand master and Missouri Mason official. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Jim ma Norwood Vine and six children.

Tustius Sir John Davis Vine AU Grand Lodge of Massouri Masons Deal Weliestras Bote Reteiard Vineil Lonis H. A., Sterrett New York Gearee Kansan Stark Whameas Ventil Missouri Conference Wo Oil Heawis University of Misouri Tst Vincihewme Auecust Svar Muster Aruul So Re Missouri Tomer Colamba Templar Columbia Phady Vines Eneters

Rail Gates Safety Discussed by Railroad Officials

Railroad officials urged watchmen at crossings with light traffic and noted safety gaps, with emphasis on enhancing protective gates and signals. The discussion referenced municipal ordinances, rider safety, and the need for timely enforcement to reduce accidents at rural and urban grade crossings.

Nesta Tia Safery Bates Geil Lee Peters Bert

Farmers for Legislature in Missouria Assembly

A Columbia Missouri college study shows farmers dominate the candidate pool for the General Assembly with 219 reporting, nearly half. Among others listed are 48 lawyers, 19 merchants, 13 doctors, 11 editors, and 9 teachers. Republicans nominated in 297 counties and Democrats in 108.

Columbia Hlaeksrmiphe Dwr Commission Tatior Frankly Contes

Mrs Flera Snow Charged With Acid Attack in Sprinefield

Sprinefield Missouri reports Mrs Flera Snow charged with throwing carbolic acid in Mary Joines’s face. Snow was arrested at her father in law’s home and posted bond for court appearance. Preliminary hearing set for February. she released on one thousand dollar bond.

Sprinefield Flera Snow Mary Joines Barmeis Kaguri Tae

Missontrd glee club manager chosen at Excelsior Springs

Bates of Excelsior Springs has been elected manager of the Missiontrd seand versity glee club. The annual February Jrnes Mexico list includes many cities: Louisiana Hannbal Meberry Currali ton Joplin Webb City Carthase Spring field Nevada Seralia Wittenshurs Boonville. Wilbur F. Starr, head of the department of masks at the university, directs the club.

Columbi Mor Leste KL. Bates Excelsior Springs Missontrd Seandversity Glee Club Tollowyne Mexico Louisiana Hannbal Meberry Curraliton Kansas Lawrence Than Joplin Webb City Carthase Springfield Nevada Seralia Wittenshurs Boonville Wilbur F. Starr Masks The Unnniversity

Railroad board upholds rail lines in lumber rate dispute

Jefferson City MO board of railroad commissioners closes hearing on Penora Walnut Corp of Kansas City vs Chicago and Alton and Burlington railroads. Complainant argued export logs should get lumber rate. board sustains railroads in their contention.

Jefferson City Board of Railroad Commmissioners Penorad Walnut Corporation Kamsas City Chicago and Alton and Burington Kansas City Board of Railroad Commissioners

Robbery attempt at Hurley lumber yard office

In Rich Hill Missouri robbers tried to force the safe at Hurley lumber yard using a coupling pin. They entered the office of City Assessor A. Sampson and stole a purse worth 3.5 dollars. Three suspects have been arrested.

Rich Hill Hurley A. ©. Sampson

Callaway County Institute Opens with 200 Teachers

Auxvasse Missouri reports the Callaway County Institute convening on Thursday with about 200 teachers in attendance. The session will run for three days.

Auxvasse Callaway County Institute

Fragmentary corruption hides crime tale from local paper

Readable fragments describe a burglary attempt at a residence or shop where a safe was blown open. The garbled text hints at a scheme, suspects, and an investigation but provides few clear names, places, or dates.

Me Vex Selling and Prizefines at Post Office Standings

An elderly man dies at 104 in Versailles after a long sentence and a fine from a post office event. In Monroe City a second annual sale of shortners occurred, with a Hereford cattle rally and 41 head listed amid drought driven price swings.

Paiva Monroe City Viet Vine

Pulaski County Teachers Meet Held at M E Church

The Pulaski County Teachers Association gathered Thursday with fifty teachers in attendance. W. T. Carrington delivered a lecture at the M E Church.

Pulaski County Dbisen Pulaski County Teachers Association W. T. Carrington M. EL Church

Missionary Convention Opens in Chillicothe Missouri Delegates Present

The Cameron district of the Methodist Episcopal church opened its annual missionary convention in Chillicothe on Wednesday night with delegates from northwest Missouri. Speakers included two returned missionaries from the Oriel.

Chillicothe Cameron District The Methodist Episcopal Church Northwest Misssouri Oriel

Bankers hold seventh annual Missouri meeting in Springfield

Springfield Missouri group 11 of the Missouri bankers association held its seventh annual session with about 40 bankers attending. The gathering ended with a banquet.

Springfield The Missouri Bankers’ Association

Open Peace Delegates Meeting Report With Much Detail

A partially legible 20th century news excerpt describes a peace delegates meeting with mentions of John Percival and Peter Oconnan among speakers. It notes discussions on military supply, industrial pressures, and a reference to Japanese cruise ships near Vladivostok, while observers reference naval movements and cargo alongside questioning times of a reported escape.

War reports from Chefoo and Chefoo Korea fronts

Reported from Chefoo that Japanese arrivals describe a shell hitting the Russian battleship Retvigan and forts south of Shui Shi Vins with 400 Cossacks raiding toward Gensan. Korean sources say communications between Seoul and Gensan are cut and Japanese forces press advances from Vert Dainy and Ko rea toward strategic points.

Chefeo Chefoo Korea Kiju Gensan Seoul

Dallas bulletin links men jailed to Santa Fe train raid

A Dallas bulletin identifies three men in jail at Chir asha as the suspects in the express train robbery on the Santa Fe system in New Mexico, committed three months ago.

Dallas Tex Chirasha N.T New Mexico

Moorehead Residence Destroyed by Fire in Lexington

James R Moorehead's residence in Lexington was burned Tuesday morning due to a defective fire. The structure was destroyed but furniture and household goods were saved, and the house was insured.

Lexington James R. Moorehead

Dr Lapponi Endorses Williams Pink Pills in Vatican Practice

In Rome the Vatican physician Dr Giuseppe Lapponti endorses Williams Pink Pills for anemia and nervous disorders after four patient trials. He cites high efficacy in improving blood health and strength, aligning with the Pope's esteem, while a New Jersey trainer case sparks unrelated note on animal training.

Lapponi Vatican Lew Max XX Williams Williams” Park Teurasthenia Ibe Giuseppe Lappont Rome

Permanently cured. Nervousness relief after travel

Overzealous employee at Baku on the Transcaucasian railway caused losses by misplacing two forms valued at a farthing. The station master sent telegrams to every station in the Russian empire to locate them. Telegraph charges total nearly 219000, and the official has lost his job.

Baku Russian Empire

Unique Button Collection From Col Daniel Stevens Bristol

Col Daniel Stevens of Bristol has a rare collection of 20 buttons from armies and navies across many whathons begun during ISS in Nashville Tennessee. The article also promotes Defiance Cold Water Starch claiming a 16 oz packaging and price of 10 cents with notes on non sticking and chemical free formula.

Daniel Stevens Bristol R. L ISS Nashville Tenn Asdin Inwause Uiurikius Chemicals Defiance

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