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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
2
A Marble Hill column presents a rapid cascade of quips and observations about Esperanto, safety rules, aviation, fashion, inventions, and public life. It riffs on culture, language, politics, and daily absurdities with playful, fragmentary humor and satirical asides. Notable lines mock hobble skirts, pretentious speeches, and economic quirks while musing on progress and civilization.
Colonel George Harvey asserts national calm and safety with confident remarks. He emphasizes no imminent threats and urges public composure during current tensions.
North American Review article by Col. George Harvey garners cross party praise for preserving faith in America's future. He argues labor and capital are not doomed to conflict and urges government to balance interests, expand civic education, and enlist youths in patriotism while stressing conservation of natural resources and the enduring value of common sense.
According to the Metropolitan Magazine Fire Chief John Conway of Jersey City has posted a notice at fire headquarters. All requests for leave of absence for events and illness must be handed to the chief before ten in the morning on game day.
Illinois primary results show CleanUp campaign gains and renominations. Joseph (Cabo) Falls-Lee ONeil Browne and Henry Woutell are renominated, while James Mann loses in the Second District after insurgent opposition. Voters largely support incumbents amid a backdrop of corruption reforms and Lorimer-era scrutiny.
The Countess of Antrim reported a jewel theft in Winnipeg Manitoba valued in the thousands. A second item notes the Mauretania setting a new trans Atlantic record from Daunt's Rock to Ambrose Channel lightship covering the distance in 4 days 10 hours 48 minutes.
The Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway asked the corporation commission for exemption from the commission freight-rate schedule which had been enjoined by federal courts.
The article outlines rival platforms for president with a split view on tariffs. The Democratic plan is described as less polished yet critical of Republican records, while the Republican platform, praised for progressivism, endorses tariff policy, conservation work, and Hadley era praise, highlighting Missouri’s rapid progress under Republican governance.
James Humphreys, wealthy young farmer and former murder defendant, hanged himself in Trenton county jail. His body was found by Sheriff’s wife Mrs Dillon. Coroner declines inquest. He was serving 20 years for second degree murder. attorneys sought a new trial, with potential bond pending appeal.
L Frank Tilley Republican candidate for Congress in Indiana Fourth district was shot in the arm by highwaymen while returning to Terre Haute from a campaigning tour.
In Seattle Mia Nina Bennett, wife of J O Bennett, a takor, killed her three months old son and then herself with strychnine. She left a note to her husband saying she was going insane.
A head on collision on the Chicago Burlington and Quiner line near Holt Missouri killed one man and injured eighteen others. The crossing involved trains No 201 and a Marlington bound car. Investigations will determine fault amid shifting orders and a sharp curve at the wreck site. The Rock Island and Burlington routes were affected as crews worked the scene.
An American Bankers Easy story recounts Adolph Rothbarth, a German merchant, facing extradition and bail discussions in New York. He claims banks pressure borrowers with easy access to funds, noting the ease of getting money from large banks and predicting lenders will return for more. The case remains under review in the torney office with ongoing investigations and detention in Tivteie prison.
Berlin reports that the Zeppellin VIL, among Count Zeppelin's most successful airships, burned at Baden Heilen. Within minutes the giant balloon and framework collapsed in molten metal, the balloon shed caught fire but was saved, and passengers had left the craft 16 minutes before the explosion.
Washington D C reports Dallas Texas shows a population of 92 104 an increase of 49 466 or 116 percent from 42 638 in 1900. The new figure reflects rapid urban expansion and demographic shifts in the decade.
An epidemic of pollmylitis, known as infantile paralysis, has spread widely in the state. Since June 1, 122 cases have been reported with three fatalities. Public health officials urge caution and raise alert for symptoms.
Russian Ambassador to France M. Alexander Ivanovitch de Nelidoff lies dying after a stroke in Paris following a pass through Munich. Born in 1936, the diplomat was stricken with apoplexy while traveling.
Four men killed or injured in a collision near Beech Ridge New Jersey involving M G and C lines. Operator Clark on duty was reportedly intoxicated. Victims named include Jobe fireman Koline Clade and engineer Hephenesa. Investigation pending jury testimony referenced.
A proposed action to dissolve a sugar trust appears tied to federal trade concerns. Attorney Geeera! and Mr Wise discuss evolving plans and an amended draft to be filed in a few days, with prior years of property dealings informing the case.
Chicago packers indicted in connection with the alleged beet trust fare have trial set for November 14. United States Attorney Luna's office has secured five subpoenas for witnesses returnable on that date. Declining of cases remains tentative.
Arthur Wieferly, a carpenter from Elwood Indiana, reportedly married a third wife soon after divorce from his first wife on January 31. He then married again the next day and, a few weeks later, obtained his second divorce.
The Call reports Charles M. Schwab, former president of United States Steel, will meet Prince Tyal Jean of the Chinese emperor in San Francisco to finalize a deal for the construction of a fleet of war vessels.
Mad bull charged into the crowd at a Los Angeles bull dodging exhibition. A deputy fired, the animal died within six feet of spectators. Panic spread as thousands watched, with injuries feared but not confirmed.
San Francisco mayor charges police grafting leading to the resignation of Police Chief Martin. The resignation will be acted upon within a few days.
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