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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text discusses Marble Hill Press Canemer Popes and various named entities amid garbled lines. Mentions insurance savings period aviators customers and a scramble for prestige. Contains distant references to Newport, Hale comet and reginal work with wreathing exercises.
The readable text is garbled and incomplete with many misspellings. It seems to be a damaged newspaper snippet mentioning Persia, fear, and steamy times but lacks coherent names, dates, or events to identify a clear news item or person.
Readers glimpse a fragmented report on California tremors, Mexican cities, and civil order, noting arrestees, fines for speeding, and proposed penny replacements. It mentions a Lincoln cent update, demand among pressmen for baby gifts, and the era’s focus on small things amid large achievements.
A New York magistrate calls for a whipping post to curb numerous wirebeating cases. He laments lack of official sympathy for abused wires, noting the law exists but is nullified by implicit bias favoring the offender over the victim.
A French consul reports a curious wealth hidden in upper Tonkin. Wood mines lie beneath a swallowed pine forest now buried in sand and ice. The sites run on a slant, imperishable and reportedly purchased by Chinese buyers as valuable coal-like timber resources.
The article recounts a heated exchange surrounding Commander Peary and Captain Cook over who reached the pole first. It details Cook's assertions, Peary’s reports, and testimonies from crew and depot records as they unfold in New York.
Vernon alias Josathea G Thaw posed as cousin of Harry K Thaw and was sentenced to 80 years and 1 month in the penitentiary following conviction for robbing a local bank of 1.08 dollars.
Massachusetts residents are urged to contribute funds as part of a fundraising appeal for a community effort involving Funda Boston and Mase A. The drive seeks broad support across the state to raise necessary money for the cause.
A large strike ties up Osada and Compet Street Railway Co at Triffig Omana Nebraska. Officials from the union and management met while workers prepared to walk out if demands for higher wages and safer conditions were not met. The executive committee authorized a strike to begin Saturday morning, with plans for additional talks to follow.
Treat Guits Treseuy Waestigter of New York resigns from a high federal role citing shifting interests in business and his associates who once directed affairs. He explains his decision as part of personal and professional realignment.
Judge Phillips of the United States district court appointed Mon-Jobk SZ Parks of Kansas City as receiver for the Merchants Refrigeration company after the business failed. The refrigerating company faced creditor claims totaling about $96.08 and the appointment followed ongoing proceedings through October 1967.
Fragmentary report mentions Louis Pasihan and a prize near a coast with an 80 kilometer reference and a three minute time, describing a trip coat over the sea. Details are garbled, names unclear, but indicates a prize event or race context with maritime imagery.
A fragment notes a large party led by Empress Princess Lowte with Prince Adgalaber and Prince Aggort breaking a record at a sight named Sighr. They reportedly reached 123 metres or 765 feet in height.
Foreign Minister Poscameste and Vice Minister to Bolivia mediated the long standing boundary differences with Peru. The accord ends decades of tension over territorial alignment and sets a framework for future cooperation between the two South American nations.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions a general from Japan and a suspected dying officer after a crash. Details are severely garbled, with references to a carriage, a tear, and an uncertain hospital outcome, making specifics unavailable.
John Hobatke, chief of police, was suspended following an official inquiry into alleged liquor regulation violations. The investigation by Marc Seales led to the administrative action pending further proceedings.
Police struggle to identify a murdered young woman found with a ring engraved F on her chest. Investigators note evidence including a drug bottle and suspected carbolic acid, while theorizing the victim may be Bettie Fate or a similarly named woman.
Partial OCR suggests a Portland race event details a fatal crash on the race track. Four contestants or team members were involved with deaths and injuries among passengers. The article references authorities and calls for investigation into the incident and safety measures.
An unclear New York grand jury hearing resulted in disputed charges in a case involving several named individuals and a financial dispute. The incomplete OCR text indicates a charged proceeding with references to a Mary Scot Cas, Steve Anges, and Whites a Crae, but specifics are unreadable.
A garbled notice suggests a wholesale grocer in New York City faced probate revealing an estate of 15.06 with unclear guardianship. The fragment hints at a 12-year-old ward named Frances poised to become the wealthiest in the ward if no will or documents are found.
Fragmentary report from Ottawa details a custody dispute over 1 year old Lorene Setherland. Parents argue over guardianship while a related Kansas context appears. the note mentions Stuckey, a fightery connection, and a Kansas City reference.
A group of pupils helped rescue Harry Pat tom of Nichols from a fire in Seabo. The brigade formed quickly and aided in deterring destruction, with students praised for quick action.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Jechecerille and Jobs Chery in an unclear context. The readable fragments show names or terms without a clear event, date, or place to confirm a concrete news item or outcome.
Rochester report states Governor John A Joon died this morning after operating at St Marys Hospital. The incident occurred in the early hours, per local dispatches from Rochester authorities.
A derailed express train robbery near Malta ended with the attackers attempting to blow open the car to seize a treasure. Passengers and crew survived as defenders fought back and the robbers fled, leaving the scene amid chaos and exploding dynamite. The event details include the disablement of the engine and the defenders’ stand, with no confirmed casualties among travelers.
The article reports that Bertester Mint and Governor John’s son’s comics morning show showed no gradual improvement over the last 34 hours. Critics express concern over the program’s direction as stakeholders await changes.
Mrs roer lows a Nasvoo prop owner and former sherem ar dated about 70, who aided a 15 year old during an attempted fel delivery, told authorities another tried to help. Deprett fearing consequences, shot herself. not expected to fire.
A clipped notice states mall carriers will not be required to deliver mall aore ei¢ences where victoms Gore are permitted to repalures. It mentions new requisitions adopted by the postoffice bereraerst.
A letter from Mrs Genene Jory of Dot 0 Mariten New Jersey extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for various female ailments. She credits relief from despair and bodily troubles to the tonic, noting widespread testimonials and historical use from Lynn Massachusetts.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a poker game with references to players and bets. The text mentions chairs, a cage, and bears little coherent structure. It appears to be part of a theater or event scene with unnamed participants and unclear actions.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a water treaty or port agreement with mention of a fleet, corporate groups, and petition related terms. It references conduct by sailors or crews, a potential desertion to a project or vessel, and mentions a possible legal or procedural proceeding with several unclear names and quantities.
A reader’s garbled comment refers to a sheietee and eerie imagery about teeth and canned phrases. The listener mentions a bathroom scene and the phrase bet they ail me se toertroom sieve the elr ts ofware Betcresly Lad ee. It reads like a stream of consciousness fragment with no clear news event.
A garbled excerpt mentions plans involving the Browns and a lighthearted aim to visit and enjoy time together. The readable bits suggest curiosity about meeting decisions and expressions of anticipation, though details and names are unclear.
An advertisement features claims by a doctor endorsing Grape Nuts as delicate and palatable for all ages. The recipe suggests soaking Grape Nuts in water, serving with beaten egg white and Trott juice, and praises the product for aiding digestion and nourishment. It invokes Mr. and Mrs. So-and-so as supporters and mentions the slogan The Road to Wellville.
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