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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
8
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Locals report trading and visits across Marshall. J Blosser in Marshall Tuesday while J Stull from Kentucky visits Jas Donelioe. Several residents travel for conventions, family visits, and shopping. new births, property deals, and civic events noted.
The Marshall District Epworth League convention of the MBE Church South convened at the local church Tuesday and Wednesday. A splendid program was rendered and attendees enjoyed a profitable and enjoyable time.
Despite some dismissive talk the electric railway is not dead. The promoters report progress and are shaping plans to begin grading soon. The entire workforce is currently finishing the right of way with no signs of discouragement observed.
U. A. McBride a noted clothing dealer laments a missing trunk reported checked out by a man from the C. & A. depot who left a different trunk in its place. No trace of the original trunk’s destination or whereabouts has been found yet.
About 200 people gathered for the Eagle picnic in Glasgow from Marshall on Sunday. Among the crowd were young Marshall sports determined to enjoy the event, despite lingering sore spots. Kemp Sisters Wild West Show performed, drawing crowds as Marshall boys entered without tickets or refused to show them, amid a rough scene.
For sale notice lists a room in Bern with unclear items and nonsensical phrases. No clear buyer or price is discernible. Reading fragments shows scattered letters and stray terms like saitobel eihivars suggesting damaged OCR. No definite sale terms usable.
Local residents voice long standing grievances over poor telephone service in Marshall. The letter argues the city deserves reliable lines and urges the company to improve or permit another firm to operate in the field.
The surviving widow receives the home price furniture and 80 acres of iron plus sufficient means of support from the estate for life. Grandchildren Thowas T Josephine L Wm E Fredrick C Babel M Dora Bertha Josephine Thomas James Rosella Clawcomb get $100 each. Mellie Ruba Akers Kate Akers each receive $100. The sons Thos and W F receive all remaining real estate and property.
A fire yesterday at about o'clock p.m. damaged Gen KR C Horne's home on South Brunswick. It started in the kitchen from a gasoline stove and burned through to the roof, which was completely burned away. Most of the furniture was saved, but the residence is almost a total loss.
For sale a stock of general merchandise in connection with the Post Office in Saline County. For particulars call or address The Republican Marshall Mo.
Suspected theft reported from a stable near the C A depot where a horse with saddle and bridle was taken Saturday night. Local authorities alerted, details scarce.
An east bound Missouri Pacific passenger train derailed Tuesday night after hitting an open switch. A wrecking train was needed to rerail the cars. No injuries were reported. The cause of the open switch remains a mystery.
The newly married king and queen of Spain escaped a close call while returning from the church to the palace after their wedding. Details of the incident are scarce but authorities confirm a dangerous moment occurred as the royal procession proceeded through the capital.
An old advert claims heart weakness stems from nerves and muscles and promises Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens them. A testimonial from John Tait of Belding Michigan asserts relief after taking the product. The Miles Medical Co touts a money back guarantee via local druggists in Elkhart Indiana.
An anarchist lodging in a hotel on the procession route hurled a bomb at the royal carriage of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria. It struck the balcony, exploded in front of the carriage, killing six and wounding many. The assailant fled, was found next day, and killed himself when forced to surrender. Alfonso told the U S Minister he faced further danger from anarchists.
A riot between American and Mexican miners at Cam Nea Mexico results in more than 100 deaths, mostly Mexicans. Government troops were deployed to restore order. Race prejudice is cited as a contributing cause.
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