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Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1909

Page

2

Murder Subterfuge in Cosmopolitan House Mystery

Four strangers wait outside 76 as a pistol shot echoes from the house. A wounded man named Hines lies in a richly furnished room with a ciphered note and a cipher key as detectives probe motive. The case unravels to reveal a self-inflicted wound and a tangled scheme involving Charlie Maine and a ciphered demand for ten thousand dollars.

Mr Hines Hines Anna Wella Clements Common Realth Avenue Symonda Symonds Elffce Symanda Charlie Maine Charlie Clements Mavis Mr. Hines Charlie Mains Ahal Worcester Street Deafy Willie Boy Dr. Furnivall Poiceman Asher Ike Furnivall Charlie Maing Father

Elevated trains and careful shoppers in a crowded scene

An assortment of advertisements and filler mentions occupy the page. References to Lewis Single Binder cigars, Hamlins Wizard Oil, and general consumer notes sit alongside quips about faith and rest. The tone mirrors a busy 19th century urban paper with brief, colorful promotions.

After-dinner speeches spoil appetites, hostess notes

The hostess complains that portions are small and guests eat little. The husband suggests men be nominated to give after-dinner speeches, which would likely kill their appetites.

Widow seeks remarriage through London police court missionary

A widow writes to Mr. Robert Marshall, a London police court missionary, asking for guidance to find a respectable man for remarriage, claiming long widowhood and loneliness. The letter expresses respect and requests consideration from the clergy figure.

Whacwers Robert Marshall London Police Court

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George F. Butler Herbert Ilsley Symon Hinesy Libby Vienna Lewis Horace Grace
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