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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1907

Page

7

Night Stock Panic and a Mysterious Big Bidder

The scene unfolds as a panic grips the trading floor with screams and crashes. Bob Brownley rises above the crowd, bidding aggressively on Sugar stock and sparking a shift in fortune, while Jim Randolph witnesses a dramatic turn and contemplates the bizarre promises made by Brownley about Beulah Sands and vast profits.

Ben Bob Brownley Barry Connor Bob Buill Brownley Bob Brown Jim Jim Randolph Wall Street Hell

Beulah and Bob Confront a Million Dollar Secret

Beulah Sander confronts Bob about the money he claimed from his gambled triumph over failed banks. He enters her office declaring he has seven million while Beulah holds three. She pleads for truth and honor, fearing fraud, while she vows to endure any hardship if his love is real. Her anxious plea ends as she asks him to speak and clear the doubt.

Jim Beulah Sands Jim Randolph Boba Beulah Beulah Sander Bob Deak Mercy Rob Hob Earth Beulah Gands Mr. Randolph Mr. Brownfey

Beulah and Rob confront a fatal choice and atonement

Beulah pleads for honesty and reconciliation as her father’s crisis drives the couple toward a possible marriage. Rob Brownley faces guilt over a dangerous mistake and vows to seek atonement, while Beulah urges steadfast friendship and support. A stranger, Mrs Chase, reveals a past life as a wife and mother, illustrating the city’s harsh impact on lives.

Guardianship Notice For Pephming Estate Proceedings

In the Prairie County Probate Court a guardianship hearing was ordered on the twenty fourth day of June. The court appointed a guardian ad litem to represent the estate of Pephming rigued. A June hearing date was set to review the guardianship status and responsibilities.

Fire damages home as church event planned

On Saturday a fire alarm woke Miami. John Frantz’s residence burned from a faulty flue, scorching a ten foot square hole to the roof before firefighters contained the blaze. Meanwhile on Monday evening July the Marshall quartet will perform at Miami Presbyterian Church for church funds.

Ed Eew Marshall Qill Miami Presbyterian Church John Frantz Miami News

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Fresh from Toledo Firm

One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, endorsed by Walding Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggists. Cure advertised as internal take and claims to reach blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price shown, sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney Walding Droge

Narrow Escape From Runaway in Sweet Springs

L. A. Meyer rode from Emu on Wednesday and recounted a runaway. Will Fletcher’s three sons hauled baled hay. the elder opened a gate while two stayed on the wagon as bales rolled forward. They were thrown to the wagon tongue. the team fled toward barbed wire. The boys and team were rescued. the youngest, about four, lay beneath a horse with one arm around a horse’s leg. No one was severely hurt.

L. A. Meyer Ras Will Flecher Horace Sweet Springs

Twice a Week Republic Three Years for One Dollar

Announcement offers a three year subscription to the Twice A Week Republic of St. Louis at 61.07, valid until June 3, 1907. Subscriptions include three full years of eight page papers. new and old subscribers encouraged to renew or begin at the reduced rate.

Republic St. Louis United States Subworlder THE

Fire Damages Farmhouse and Barn Near Koping C

A fire destroyed a house and barn on a farm near Koping, starting from a flue after the resident cooked dinner. About 450 dollars of insurance covered part of the loss, the house was unfurnished, the barn rented. A pocket with 20 dollars was burned, family living in town did not lose household goods. hay, corn and feed stored outside were also damaged.

C. A. Alege

Fire hazard near Koptog injures unnamed farmer

A farmer near Koptog, about 180 miles east of the city, suffered injury after attempting to save smoke houses from burning. He raised his right leg and fell, succumbing to related harm while the blaze was being fought.

Koptog Sweet Spings Herald

Boy Born To Mrs Henry Eilers In June 1907

Short local note reports Mrs Henry Eilers gave birth to a ten pound boy on Sunday June 16 1907. The item also records Mrs Eilers being bitten by a snake earlier in the week but notes the reptile was likely not highly poisonous and the incident caused only scare and minor illness. Local paper Arrow Rock Statesman.

Boro Joase Kiochel Mra Henry Eilers Arrow Rook Statesman

Mrs Amos Bond dies. funeral held for Bloomington woman

Mrs. Amos Bond, wife of Amon Cond, died last Saturday evening after illness. The funeral was Sunday at 4 PM at the residence, with interment in the city cemetery. She was about 2 years old at marriage, previously Miss Laure Young, and left a husband two children, the youngest an infant a week old. She also leaves a brother Hobt Young in California and a sister Mrs Vandiver Thomas of Bloomington.

Food Amon Cond Laure Young L. M. Danes Olive Siter Hobt Young Io California Vandiver Thomas Bloomington

Trunk B. D. Dies After Long Illness in Kentucky

B D Trunk Afed 1907 62 years a crippled Christian life with sun and shade in Malta Bend. Born Madives Kentucky April 7th 1536, married Mist Eome Hrasbhear May 13 1874. Funeral at church led by Rev Bedsworth. wife and daughter Malt Bend Qui Vive mourn the loss.

Madives Kentucky Mist Eome Hrasbhear Christian Church Bedsworth Malta

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Zuru National Biscuit Company Sore Broadway Old Trinity’s Mammon Dreamland Mr. Brownley Pires County News Koping M Naonl Bake Webster Grove Cardus Amos Bond B. D. Trunk Marshall Republican DAILY ST. Louis Republic Marshall
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