The Marshall Herald Energy and Society Notices
The itemized notes include cards of thanks obituaries resolutions and announcements for entertainments with admissions charged at five cents per line along with miscellaneous remarks on sports personalities and historic meetings. The narrative also covers radium pricing assessments and a Mississippi Valley steamboat journey by Mr Tutt highlighting forthcoming waterway discussions.
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Mississippi Valley
Tutt
St Louis
Cape Girardeau
Cairo
Memphis
Vicksburg
Natchez
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Deep Water
St. Louis
Thealley
State forms Pellagra study board under Gov Deneen
Governor Deneen appoints six leading physicians to study pellagra a disease likened to leprosy raging in the Kankaker state institution. Reports note rising cases since 1900 and discussions at national conferences in South Carolina while theories implicate corn porridge and poor diet amid scientific debate.
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Frante
Gompers speech sparks debate on free speech rights
Samuel Gompers returned from Europe and spoke in Washington alleging that free speech and a free press must prevail or punishment for conscientious beliefs will ensue. The piece argues his call would permit acts violating others rights and would amount to licensing suppression of rivals and property.
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Samuel Gompers
Europe
Washington
Gompers
Indianapolis
Mr Gompers
Tuifan
North Pole disputed as one explorer claims both sides
An editorial mocks the idea of reaching the North Pole arguing no white explorer can prove discovery without Eskimo testimony. It states the Pole has been metaphorically sawed off and criticizes American claims and the reliance on witnesses while joking about women and fashion hints.
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North Pole
Pole
Cook
Peary
Injunction Over Illinois Two Cent Passenger Rate Case
Federal judge grants a preliminary injunction barring Illinois officers from enforcing the two cent rate act against receivers John P Ramsey and H W Merriam of the Chicago Peoria and St Louis. The case questions the act’s validity and may lead to a full merits hearing with railroad involvement.
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Illinois
Chicago, Peoria v.St Louis Railroad Company
Humphrey
United States Circuit Court
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railroad
John P Ramsey
H. W . Merriam
Plot to Kill Presidents Seized in Chicago Anarchist Conspiracy
Secret Service uncovers an anarchist plan directed from Chicago to assassinate Presidents Taft and Instituto Inaz at El Paso. Chicago investigators deploy detectives from Denver and other cities to identify the killers. Meetings in major cities discuss execution of Ferrer and other actions as authorities halt public gatherings to foil the plot.
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Chicago
Taft
Inaz
el Paso
T Xas
Secret Service
Chiago
Wilkie
Secret Service Bureau
Wilkite
Professor Ferrer
Spa
Conde Motel
Denver
Profit in Illinois Land and the Butcher Shop Dilemma
Article notes a land sale in Illinois where Frank Browning sold 17u acres to Joseph Weldner at a high price, plus two bumper corn crops. It also discusses meat safety in country butcher shops, TB and cholera risks, and calls for sanitary abattoirs under state legislation.
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Ilinois
Frank Browning
Joseph Weldner
Milmine
Browning
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