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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
5
Announcing Clark County Sheriff Candidates in Republican Primary
The notice lists George M Morgan Too and Charles S Short N Richart Anderson Town ship and Henry Mhense Dolson Township as Republican sheriff candidates subject to primary decisions. Additional names and notes reference other races and a new law’s impact affecting voters and politicians ahead of Supreme Court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M Morgan
Clark County
Clark Courts
Charles S Short
Richart
Anderson Township
Henry M'hense
Dolson Township
Sherif
Cyanogen gas in comet tail sparks debate in a Globe Democrat report
Scientists debate the danger of cyanogen gas in a comet tail observed from millions of miles away. Some call it plausible and minor, aligning with past gases, while others warn it could threaten life if the tail strikes Earth, drawing a satirical parallel to tariff reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Chris
Dave Sele
Reuben
Bribery Case Against Rep Lee O Neil Brown Delayed
The bribery case against Representative Lee O Neil Brown is postponed to next Tuesday as the defense offers no motion to quash the indictment. Meanwhile multiple newspapers have tried all accused persons and found them guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee O'Neil Brown
Education For Children
It will be a good day in this city when every boy at the high school can multiply and divide with accuracy, knows the rule of three and is up on fractions. If he can write legibly read distinctly and spell correctly he will have better equipment than lately. To think clearly is the great prerequisite of life and ought to be the chief arm of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gilfield
Erman Jo Ridgway
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice Amid Teasing Dialogue
Fragmented OCR text shows a comical courtroom nibble with a tailor and a judge. It includes stray phrases like press the bill, a trelblled memorandum, and a line about dozen fresh peoples at home, with odd punctuation and garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slow- ApAy Tienid
Man's Three Duties and Civic Balance
A Delineator essay by Erman Jo Ridgway argues a man’s duties start with marriage and fatherhood, then neighborly responsibility, and only then wider achievements. He warns neglect of wife, children, or neighbors dims any triumphs and risks a faint trumpet at judgment.
When the Mule Kicks
A Kansas City Journal item quotes a mule breeder advising that no man should blame a kick on the mule. The key safety tip is to watch the mule’s ears and tail for warning signs and dodge quickly to avoid injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orst
Kansas City Journal
Who Was Virginia’s First Governor John Smith
The passage asks about the first governor of Virginia John Smith and includes other trivia on rulers and famous figures with garbled extra text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Smith
Japan
Persia
Egypt
Raphael
Aiehelitineia
Taft tariff law praised as best ever amid shifting political tide
The piece argues Democratic support for Taft is fading as Republicans gain confidence. It credits Tariff Act outcomes for revenue, employment, and wages, claiming the public sees truth about Taft and praising the administration while noting past Presidents faced early criticism before merit was recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Lincoln
Grant
Harrison
McKinley
The Little More
The piece laments overreach and restraint, invoking Lt. Shackh Con Hid Teauvame and a plea for noble ends. It contrasts the little more with the little less, pondering how much impact each choice has on the world.
A Tail of a Comet and a Call to Moral Reckoning
A verse lament calling on a comet to wipe from the earth a corrupt hog who hovers amid greed and fraud. It condemns price gougers, swindlers, and politicians who trade honor for gain, urging swift cosmic justice on the deceitful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Der
Gwoner
King Georges Character Sparks Debate Across Britain
Observers note King George's public stance shows taste and responsibility. His call to shorten mourning and reopen theaters signals practical leadership. His opposition to anti Catholic references hints at independence and tolerance. Monarchy politics remain unsettled with Tory hopes and Liberal caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
George
Epts
Insurance offerings for farm and city properties
We Write. Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at lowest rates. Write or call on us for terma. Cola and Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cola & Cole
Roosevelt Will Not Seek 1912 Reelection or Senate Seat
The information confirms Col. Roosevelt will not run for president in 1912 nor seek Congress or the New York governorship. He may back William Loeb Jr and plans to stay in private life, write, lecture, and speak in the West to promote Republican return to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Roosevelt
Congress
Chauncey M. Depew
Senate
New York
William Loeb, Jr
West
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