The Marble Press Marble Hill Missouri Humorous Quips and A Duel Report
A fragmented occult newspaper item from Marble Hill Missouri jokes about humor derived from harm and modern manners. It references a sensational divorce case involving Valentine Gadesden and Walter Yarde Buller, noting a reported duel and the misreporting of Beart disease. The text blends social satire with the scandal note.
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Germany
Valentine Gadesden
Varde-Buller
Baden-Baden
Walter Yarde-Buller
Vera P Ava alias Ann Q Telis IMs de Bar in Chicago arrest case
Vera P Ava known as Ann Q Telis IMs de Bar, described as a SPOOK priest, faces charges of obtaining board and inducing under false pretenses after a recent release from a two-year fraud sentence in Eisine HL. The incident occurred at a Chicago police station.
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Vera P. Ava
Ann Q'Telis
Ims de Bar
Chicago
Fale Prevenses
Eisin HL
Walworth couple mark golden wedding after fifty years
An aged Walworth couple, Wisemeer Palmers, celebrate over fifty years of marriage, having recently observed their golden wedding. They have raised a family of two children and report a peaceful, harmonious home as they face changes in their future.
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Walworth
Wismear Palmers
Ave
Will
Japanese fellowship for UW economics established
A private gift funds a University of Wisconsin economics fellowship for the coming year. M Shiozawa of Tokyo has been elected to the fellowship. He is praised by Professors Kenaza and Motora of Tokyo colleges. He is viewed as a talented young scholar expected to contribute to Japan. He has graduated from a Japanese college and published results.
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University of Wisconsin
M. Shiozawa
Tokyo
Japan
Elchidmins
Kenaza
Higher Commercial College of
Motora
Imperial University
Judge rejects naturalization over constitution ignorance
Supreme Court in the District of Columbia reportedly sets an example in naturalization cases. A applicant Frankie admitted not understanding the constitution and was denied citizenship. The piece argues for stricter naturalization tests to protect the republic from uninformed immigrants.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Frankie
The
Republic
Rein of thrones threat seen in Spanish upheaval
Don Caries faction in Spain reportedly near a revolt as Campos claims followers are organized and armed, awaiting the word. With Spain fighting in Cuba and the Philippines, a Carlist uprising could topple the monarchy, raise troops, and strain republican options amid internal unrest.
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Don Caries
Spain
Campos
Ely
Cabs
Philippine Islands
Workingman and Silver under Terrence Powderly Critique
A condensed critique of Terrence Powderly once honest about silver coinage. It cites his 1891 North American Review article The Workingman and Silver and argues he now serves Republican interests led by Mark Hanna and others. It highlights views on silver demonetization, currency policy, and direct government issue to the people.
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Berry Forderly
North American Review
Terrence V. Powderly
Mark Hanna
B.C. Payne
Republican Party
The
McKinley Vote On Silver Coinage Question Recalled
The Cleveland Plain Dealer states Major McKinley voted on November 5 1817 for the Bland bill which passed the House 184 to 34 with New York and New England opposing. The bill provided for coinage of a United States silver dollar of 412 1/2 grains and allowed bullion deposits for coinage under existing laws. McKinley did not deny his vote for free silver and acknowledged it in a debate with ex Governor Campbell. In 1877 he said he voted to reinstate the ancient silver dollar as part of the coinage.
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The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
McKinley
Bland
House
New York
New England
United States
McKinler
Campbell
Bland-Altteor
Hares P. S
Meinlets
Open Your Eyes to Finance and Crime in 19th Century Analysis
An essay referencing Davis of Kansas critiques English financial policy and its parallel in the United States since the Civil War. It contrasts contraction, panic, and debt trends with a Geneva Anthropological Congress report on crime rates across professions, clergy, teachers, physicians, chemists, government workers, and diplomats.
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Davis
Kansas
England
United States
Waterloo
Napoleon
Logan
Anthropological Congre
Geneva
Demonetization debate on silver coinage and freedom of minting
A heated 19th century contention centers on free coinage of silver and the Bland bills. The speaker condemns the act as treachery to the people, noting how gold became the standard through banker influence. Critics warn that unrestricted silver coinage would flood the market and empower foreigners to mint silver. The 1877 House vote on Bland bills is cited amid accusations of bad faith by committee leadership.
Prices and postal rates in the Mexia Hecsid ad draft
The Mexia Hecsid lists item prices for United States and Central American destinations. It notes postage by Goldbug papers, US payments at seven, and asserts monetary reform aims to fix gold standard prices. The column reflects a financial reform stance and publication contrasts.
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Cartier & the
Macl
Central American States
United States
Becesse
Equivsien
Fragmented Quote on Monetary Strain and Social Decay
Fragmentary text cites Thomas Carlile on monetary stringency in England and a stark societal portrait by Encer of Soc. Cel Estert Gingersell. It references vivid language about wealth hoarding, poverty, and looming collapse, with assertions of millions living in luxury while others suffer and die.
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Thomas Carlile
England
Encer
Soc
Cel Estert
No-To-Bac and other patent medicine pitches
An ad filled page features No-To-Bac claims of curing tobacco use with over 400,000 cures and a druggist guarantee, plus testimonials for Dr Kay's Renovator and Carlstedt's German Liver Powder. Short quips and jokes accompany light advertising and product tips.
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Tebscoe
Sterling Remedy Co
Cage
New York
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