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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
2
An old long passage notes corn crop yield declines linked to weather and drought. It cites near record warmth, losses around 29 percent in some regions, and a general trend of reduced production amid a harsh growing season, with references to wheat and overall agricultural prospects.
New York reports Rear Admiral Hebert Venurre receiving Danish government papers found by explorer Knud Rasmussen in 1842. The records detail Rasmussen and Eivind Astrup’s 1900 Greenland crossing, with Rasmussen promising to forward papers to Peary via the finder. The Danish Museum preserved the relics for decades.
Reported remarks at a Cedar Point banquet hailed a century of peace since the Ghent treaty as speakers closed the Lake Erie battle centennial celebration. A troubling incident followed when Beauty Winner 10 year old Carmey Bouche, a brunette prize entrant, was reportedly kidnapped by a man and woman who lured her into a taxi on her way home from school.
A north bound White Mountain express on the New Haven line was derailed by a freight train five miles north of the Wellingford wreck site. Several injuries reported with emergency crews rushing to the scene.
Adolph Kline, longtime New York civic figure and mayoral chair, emerges as a leading Republican candidate. The push comes after the demise of former leader William Gaynor and a reshaping of party lines, signaling a tense, uncertain election season with factions realigning and key supporters rallying behind Kline as the field narrows.
Troops on the Texas border pursue Mexican bandits blamed for raids around Dimms and Teresa. Governor Bonner and Deputy Sheriffs lead local pursuit, calling in ranchers and citizens for aid as U S authorities seek capture and eventual handing to Texas authorities for trial.
Lamar freed on bond as authorities pursue extradition steps in New York federal court. The case involves pending charges and potential transfer to US officials, with ongoing procedures to address treaty and state procedures before any further actions.
In Savannah Georgia a consignment of cash vanished from a portable safe aboard an Atlantic Coast Line train between Jersey City and Savannah. The money moved from Chase National Bank of New York to Savannah Bank and Trust Company. Separately, about 150 union electrical workers in Indiana struck the Interurban and traction centers demanding higher wages and shorter hours.
Reports to the state board of health from Dr J. TD Long of the Marine Hospital Service in San Francisco indicate a death occurred at a bonic place in Marlines, California. The message cites Sacramento, California as the reporting location.
Governor Dunne issued a proclamation through his secretary naming October as State Fire Prevention Day after fires and incidents that occurred, urging awareness and safety in Springfield.
Garretson testified at arbitration over claims that a railroad employer harmed workers by constant threats and intimidation at sites. Witness described ongoing peril and the need to prove injuries while the case contends are tied to the company's conduct and trampling of safety norms.
A 1917 unification celebration proposal was presented to the General Council of the Lutheran Church in North America. The plan includes completing and publicizing a set of popular readings, publishing a Jubilee fund for church work, and promoting general cooperation among Lutheran bodies in America.
NT resident Wilson arrived at the summer White House interior rail line at Windwar, V¢. The president rode from Washington to Woiwleor on the private car Federal, from which he delivered most of his heck platform speeches. He traveled with Secretary Mead of the Treasury, Secretary Tumulty, and Teodley Reid Malone, the third secretary of state, all of whom accompanied him in preelection travel.
A biplane fell into a crowd of spectators near Munich causing multiple deaths and serious injuries. A woman and a man were severely injured and a police officer died after being struck by debris. In New York, George McAnsay, a candidate for president of the board of aldermen, was not selected by the mayoral campaign as their nominee to fill the vacancy left by Mayor Gaynor.
Edison, worn orange attire, remains at his home in Llewellyn Park for the first time in eight years unable to visit his laboratory nearby. The note highlights his current health constraint and Home life rather than public work.
Agriculture Secretary David Fouston asks women farmers nationwide for ideas to improve farm support. Letters invite personal responses via postal reply as the department seeks direct input to shape policies. The move targets women in rural communities to ensure their needs are addressed in agricultural production programs.
A garbled fragment mentions a potential legal or political move over a waterway. Names are unclear but suggests authorities may compel a response or action related to the waterway and an official figure referenced as Captain Pip Hosaewarile.
Meaion City adherents of Gen Pe Mx Mag protest a plan to remove Pedro Recale as Hidalgo governor. They claim Huerta intends to install his own military governors in the state.
Foreign observers in Pekin report that Yuan Shikai’s provisional government has complied with a demand on the Chinese government. The issue centers on a contentious ultimatum and reports note a tense atmosphere as China’s leadership responds to pressure from Japan and other powers.
A garbled Missouri page reports Mrs Cora Cramer of Morence Morgan county accused of shooting her husband William Bvars at a restaurant in Da bly. Other items include Springfield government plans for a special election and references to legal cases in Fulton with indictments against Susan Rowe and Falwerd Wilson for murder.
Governors from five states along the Miselipp River will be invited to the annual Upper Miselanipp River Improvement Association meeting in Ort 18 and 16 Gow. Major has accepted and will attend with Clarke of Iowa Mediovern of Wisconsin Freihard of Minnesota and others.
Reported robbery at the Okemah State bank yields $4,400 in paper money seized by thieves who also left behind $4,000 in silver. No further details on suspects or exact date provided. Local authorities investigate the break in and asset disposal.
Colorado Springs reports show cancer mortality rose from 679 per 100000 for the five years ending 1904 to 74.3 in 1911, cited by Dr. L. F. Hoffman.
Millen Ga Mrs Edna Perkins Wallace found guilty of murder in the death of Mrs Picrener Godhee. The sentence to be determined sits amid testimony of a strained marriage and divorce lifting.
Springfield Jonon Hrien, a confessed yogenmn, convicted by a jury in Wright county circuit court at Hartville for complicity in the Mansfield Bank robbery last April, was sentenced to 12 years in the penitentiary.
A female author argues that worms symbolize the soul of man, suggesting this view explains why some men cannot call their souls by name in a Washington Post reflection.
A scrambled report hints at Japan's electric utility reforms affecting street commerce and daily life. Citizens weigh changes as Tokyo authorities push efficiency and modern service concepts amid uncertain local reception.
The painter Fleorge J. Lake tells a New York critic in his studio that remarks by critics amuse him and that the critic’s questions remind him of a bored audience. His description involves a vivid, timeworn image of performers in white robes and a later impulsive gesture during a bed shared scene.
A strange report from Heston Journal describes a North Cambridge young man tied to a cottage being dragged by another person while attempting to push a tree and lead a life amid a large lawful industry. The bizarre scene includes a man carrying a baby as he moves the cottage along, prompting concern and questions about safety and motive.
A garbled excerpt mentions a first cat and a second feline with Maree involved in daily routine. The readable text focuses on pet cats, their actions, and a person named Maree in a casual, fragmentary context.
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