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16 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1897
Page
1
Silver price drift tied to demonetization and India turmoil
The piece argues silver weakness stems from Japan’s demonetization, gold nations halting purchases, and India’s famine and plague disrupting the vast silver buyer. It outlines propositions about silver value, mint status, potential gold demonetization, and wheat price scenarios, noting a forty percent long-term price decline across major commodities due to silver demonetization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
India
Postal Savings Banks Plan At Labor Day Speech
Ex Governor Altgold of LWingis proposes postal savings banks in the United States modeled on Britain and European systems. He argues such banks would serve the poor with small deposits at low interest, offer safe money transfers and small life insurance, and reduce reliance on private banks and insurers while directing interest to citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Savings Banks
Philadelphia
Altgold
Lwingis
Great Britain
England
Postal Savings Department
Post Office
Mississippi Yellow Fever Fear Fizzle in St Louis
Report of yellow fever in Mississippi triggers alarmist print in St Louis but experts assure no epidemic west of the Mississippi. The piece notes historic absence of West Bank outbreaks and mocks overreactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Bryan Attacks Rally Crowds Grow At Each Appearance
A Jefferson City Tribune observation notes that William J. Bryan faces harsher abuse from Republican papers as he travels. The piece suggests the more he is attacked the larger his crowds become at his appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Tribune
William. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Mason and Dixon's Line in Colonial Survey History
A fragment recalling the 1763 Mason and Dixon boundary survey between Pennsylvania and Maryland. It notes their voyage from London, settlement in Philadelphia, measurements of latitude, and the later life of Charles Mason who died in Philadelphia in 1787. The piece reflects on the historic line and its reputation among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax Packet
Falmouth
Amittea
Cy Mason
Charles Mason
England
Mindelphia
Maryland
Ahere
Mrr
Dixon
Our Correspondents Weather Brief Fire in Town
Our Correspondents report hot dry weather with corn browning and stubble burning nearly impossible. Local residents move, marry, teach, and plan as a village notes social changes and school disruption due to illness. are in town for events, visits, and relocations.
Local Notices and Movements Around Cap Girardeau
Residents report Herman Wess Falma made a lying trip to Cape Girardeau last week. W. IL Killian of Lutesville bought cattle nearby. J. B. McKee acquired J. F. Cameron's stake in the sawmill and moved it from Greenbrier to the Cato slough mouth. Ruben McCormick of Glen Allen bought cattle. Dr. L. P. Ruff stayed four days. J. B. Randolph family went to Butler county. Mrs. J. T. Wells of Kennett visited. Mrs. Dr. J. Cubbage touring Illinois. J. W. Slinkard and Dry Sages contested 8. T. and Williams Pittman property. trial set for the 22nd before Squire Gaines. Many citizens at circuit court this week. Ed Hastings of Sennath visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wess
Cape Girardeau
W. IL. Killian
Lutesville
J. B. McKee
J. F. Cameron
Greenbrier
Cato
Horseshoe Bend
Ruben McCormick
Glen Allen
L. P. Ruff
J.B. Randolph
Butler County
J. T. Wells
Kennett
J.C. Cubbage
Illinuis
J. W. Slinkard
Dry Sages
Williams Pittman
Squire Gaines
Ed Hastings
Sennath
Ainmen Anoon
Farm notes and social items from a rural district
T B Drum returned from St Louis and sold three cars of bone meal to farmers in the vicinity. John Fulbright entered Marvin College at Fredericktown. Frank Masters visited relatives and helps on the farm. Mrs Leary Bollinger’s brother Harris has been visiting. A Daisy picnic attracted many youths. Most corn stands in bunches. unimproved progress means fodder and stalks will be fed this winter. Ex Collector Moses Limbaugh and son Adolph went to Jackson. Drought left cisterns dry and creek water filthy. BCATOR Kynorson Beabaugh ill. Born on the 6th to Mr and Mrs Robert Pair a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Drum
St. Louis
Jackson
John Fulbright
Marvin College
Fredericktown
Frank Masters
Robert Pair
Leary Bollinger
Harris
Daisy
Moses Limbaugh
Adolph
Kynorson Beabaugh
Weather heats up as residents gather for Aug wedding
In Liltos ville, on a hot dry day, Herman Kitruck attended a ceremony marking the marriage of Mine Dieale Poutrelle. Friends and relatives joined the event on a Thursday in August, celebrating a local union amid summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kitruck
Liltosville Tharaday
Warlovsday
Dusty town report notes church, court, and travels
Still very dry and dusty. Big crowds head to court this week. Miss Mints Johnson will start for Texas soon. Water hauling is the order of the day. Prof. Noah Chestner leads school progress. J M Teeters spent Saturday with his mother. Mrs Wal Turner and Miss Rosa Fischer visited Prof Schoeble's family. Rev Conrad of Smithville elected pastor. Rev J T Yount and son William visited Fredericktown to see Reuben Kelly, who was dead. Protracted meeting closed after ten days. Conversions include Clara Barkes Lucy Johnson Lenore Schoeble Dora Barks Erma Petty Mattie Teeters. Gertie and Lola McPherson visited Saturday school. W J Boreham began school in Cross Roads district. Mr and Mrs John Rogers leave for New Madrid county. Niece Miss Olla joins. Rev I W Marshall preached two sermons. invited back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Fredericktown
Reuben Kelly
Clara Barkes
Lucy Johnson
Lenore Schoeble
Dora Barks
Erma Petty
Mattie Teeters
Gertie
Lola McPherson
Satay
Sindy
W. J. Boreham
Cross Roads
John Rogers
New Madrid
Olla
I. W. Marshall
Town notes on weather and local life and crime report
Dry weather continues as town residents visit Marble Hill and Soy mills open. Two brothers Henry and Kirk Max are under arrest for the murder of Cashier George A Withers at Piedmont. The case ties to a buggy and blood stains. Max is indicted for criminal assault. In Atlanta, Sept 8, the anniversary battle of Molino del Rey recalls generals Longstreet and allies with oblique references to Confederate era figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Kirk Max
Pindmont
George A. Withers
Henry Max
Mr. Withers
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Piedmont
Henryf Max
Monty Max
Atlanta
Molino del Rey
James Longeiwroot
Migs
Helen Dortoh
Longabenet
Dixoe
Fin
Longatenet
Garant
Sherman
Bheridan
Hooker
Manuel
Aml Butler
Bionewell Jack
Civil War Leaders Mentioned in Fragment
Fragment references four Civil War figures with birthdates and death dates: Joseph F. Johnston born May 10, 1863. Albert Sidney Johnson born March 21, 1891. Sterling Price born September 29, 1867. an additional line mentions a date April 6, 1862.
Presidents Faith and Education Across Eras
A school history piece lists U S presidents and notes their colleges or lack thereof and church affiliations. Washington Episcopal. Adams Harvard Unitarian. Jefferson William and Mary no church. Monroe William and Mary Episcopal. Adams Trafalgar Unitarian. Jackson no college Presbyterian. Van Buren not a college man Duel Reform church. Harrison Hampden Sydney Presbyterian. Tyler William and Mary Episcopal. Polk North Carolina University Presbyterian. Taylor not college Episcopal. Fillmore not college Episcopal. Pierce Bowdoin Episcopal. Beehanan Dickson Presbyterian. Lincoln not college Presbyterian attendee. Johnson Episcopal. Grant West Point Methodist. Wechives Kenyon Methodist. Garfield William College Christian. Arthur Union College Episcopal. Cleveland not college Presbyterian. Harrison Miami University Presbyterian. McKinley Allegheny left unfinished Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Episcopal Church
John Adams
Harvard
Thomas Jeferson
William and Mary
No Church
Janes Millixon
Proceton
Janes Monroe
John Quinney Adams
Trafvird
Unitarian Churel
Andrew Jackson
U.S
Grant
West Point
Methodist Church
Wechives
Kenyon College
James A. Gartell
William College
Christian Church
Chester A. Arthur
Union College
Grover Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Benjani Tarrison
Miami University
William McKinkey
Alleghany College
Ilo
City school days of a country boy told in memory
A country boy recalls his first days in a city high school in Ann Arbor. He describes rapid geometry mastery on the first day, intense study at home, and a humorous classroom moment when the professor, later called a “professorina,” faced a dry mouth and a titter from Axel Kat and classmates. The tale ends with a lingering reproach from the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Lina
Professorina
Sol
Axel Kat
Obituaries and notices from Jackson Comet column
Telegram reports Miss Daisy Peterman of St. Louis died from injuries after jumping Wednesday Sept 8. Remains to be interred here. Also Perry county elder Robert Y. Parrar died at Cape on Sept 4, his body routed home for burial. Squire H. W. C. Linton of Allenville, postmaster twenty years, died Aug 27 at about 50. He ran a mercantile business. End of column notes include moral maxims and a wine quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Daisy Peterman
Sallie Peterman
St. Louis
Ller
Jackson Comet
Robert Y. Parrar
Perry County
Squire HW. C. Ilinton
Allenville
Tlarrison
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