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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1907
Page
1
President backs Taft campaign and Foraker urges Ohio Republican Central Committee to call primaries to let party voters decide support in November. Secretary Thompson to decide if Taft Foraker primaries in Ohio use public funds or party expense under Bronson law.
A mission report from Billig notes an earthquake in Turkish Armenia causing severe damage and homelessness. The town lies in ruins with many bonds ruined and residents living in the snow. death toll not stated.
A July meeting at the Imperial Palace hotel in Tapolia between Princes von Buelow and Signor Tittoni focused on reinforcing the triple alliance among Austria and Italy. The two diplomats reportedly discussed reciprocal relations and armament limits, aiming to avoid conflict within the alliance. A further meeting with Baron Achivement von Wenthal is planned to finalize details.
Phi Yael reports a collision in a blinding snowstorm between the ferry Cat Murtonetong and the tug boat John D. Daly. The Daly’s crew attempted to signal from the buttons as the vessel sank, and five men were drowned.
Pittsburg workmen threaten to strike for higher wages and shorter hours in a Pittsburg dispute reported on April 1. The move affects local brewing operations and labor conditions as workers rally for improved terms.
Report from Molumbes Ohio dated April 1 indicates the threatened brewery strike is believed to be averted. No details on negotiations or parties involved are provided in the readable text.
In Tiyan Ohio on April 1 John Chep Pils a farmer aged hanged himself at the Tittin river.
In New York on April 1 a report notes Richard Mansfield is critically ill. The brief medical bulletin cites severe health concerns and urges prayer and concern from the public.
Open shop in effect after Monday decision. Workers at Ste Lal prii and St Lowe Street Lamus district report changes in shop operations. Details unclear due to fragmented text but indicates shift in labor rules and employment status for staff. Additional notes reference hours and status of workers.
Jurors in the Thaw case were excused until Thursday after reporting to duties. Proceedings stretched with jurors kept at the courthouse and attorneys satisfied with the pace. Subpoenas issued to Evelyn Thaw and plans discussed for further examinations, potential witness issues, and possible jury deliberations on Saturday at the latest.
A. Holbrook head of the school furniture trust pleaded guilty to two indictments for conspiracy to restraint of trade before Judge Landis in federal court. The plea carries both fine and imprisonment. Judge Landis deferred sentence.
Washington April 1 Roosevelt has decided not to issue any joint or public speech on railroad and financial topics. He sent copies of his messages to Congress and public speeches on the subject and said there is nothing new to add. He reiterated his belief in carrying out the policy he recommended and that there will be no new prosecutions of rail and combination matters.
A storm last night devastated southern Ohio and surrounding areas with widespread crop damage. Early vegetables and fruit were ruined, prices could rise, and truck gardening suffered heavy losses as reports describe the fracturing weather and resulting agricultural impact.
Milwaukee April 1 Victor Berger founder of the Socialist party declares Roosevelt’s speeches expostures fortify socialist aims. Berger claims the president’s actions push voters toward socialism while admitting some ideas have been borrowed. He describes a three class state system with national aid plans and selective abandonment.
Pittsburg March 21. A banquet will honor twenty eight city residents found to be the honest men of Pittsburg. The Chamber of Commerce plans the event to show the city has produced worthy citizens despite prior accusations. Secretary Logan McKee notes the banquet aims as a surprise and highlights local pride.
Castalia, April 1. Marchera Knapp, aged sixteen, is stricken with spotted fever, bringing the town’s reported cases to eighteen. Officials urge caution and remind residents of preventive measures as health authorities monitor the outbreak.
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