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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1908

Page

8

Foraker and Dick May Join Roosevelt Third Term Burden

Washington April 11 Senator Foraker and Senator Dick announce a shift toward supporting Roosevelt for a second elected term. They would rally around Roosevelt at Chicago, criticizing Taft and signaling a realignment among Republican leaders to back the president’s bid. The move suggests a broader pattern of governors and congressmen weighing Roosevelt’s strength against Taft, with campaign finance questions lingering.

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Lilley Shifts Blame In Naval Yard Scandal Hearings

Washington April 1 Representative Geo J Lilley Hop Conn exposed more naval affairs scandal details. He accused misappropriation of 100000000 and extravagance in navy yards and stations and urged a commission report on abandoning yards at Kittery Port Royal Charleston Mare Island Key West Sorte Mouth and more. He pressed that no committee member should have a yard in their district and criticized past conference conferees for bias. He cited Mare Island drydock costs and questioned yard viability and safety for battleships.

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Notable Altoona Figure Pauline Metzgar Weds Dr Munyon in NYC

Pauline Metzgar, renowned argo boats figure and rising theatrical talent from Altoona, married Dr JM Munyon of Philadelphia in New York City. The ceremony followed a dramatic romance with Carl Metzgar’s son, Raphael. later events included her stage appearances in Baltimore and New York venues.

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Despondent man drinks poison over slight at party

Delaware April 11 Despondent over being not invited to a girl's party at her home William Shaw a dancing master attempted suicide by poison. After swallowing it he notified his brother and doctors were summoned in time to save his life.

Delaware Dio William Shaw

Ohio judge fines lottery agents in crackdown

Ohio District Judge Bethea fined twenty nine lottery agents across several states, each fined five to six thousand dollars on guilty pleas. The penalties, conditional on not offending again, signal renewed effort to end lotteries. In Altoona Pennsylvania a social was held as word spread that Mrs. of existence.

Ohio Bethea Altoona

Standard of s1iod from tenshs sion Nashville court

Fragmentary report shows a standard of living issue mentioned in Nashville with reference to a court proceeding. Details are unclear. no dates or named parties emerge from the text.

Nashville Wrome Court

Earthquake Shakes Mexico Gly State Reports Varying Damage

Reports from Purhla and areas southward describe tremors and property damage after an earthquake. Communication with Mier city is sporadic, with fears of greater loss while residents remain unsettled and fearful.

Mexico Purhla

Ditch Collision In Kirkaville Injures Several

A late night crash near La Plata, Missouri injures multiple passengers when a vehicle from California bound convoy veers off road. Rescue crews say the fray slowed the wreck and saved many lives as the truck entered the ditch.

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Hormber Premier Sinks Rapidly After Illness

A garbled report from London notes former Premier Sir Henry Came betl Monnermin in critical condition after a rapid decline, with fears for his life during a few hours of worsening health. The fragment hints at a possible health crisis and ongoing uncertainty surrounding his condition.

London Henry Came

Miners May Soon Return to Work

Ohio miners with ten delegates from state mine workers unions meet in Toledo for a joint conference with officials and delegates from Ohio Indiana Western Pennsylvania and four other states. State officials believe an agreement will be reached to adjust the dispute.

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Pennsylvania primaries and party endorsements

Uniform primaries will be held across Pennsylvania for state and federal offices. The Republican Party aims to endorse United States Senator Knox for president, while the Denver party plans to back William J. Bryan. Colonel James M. Cliffe y of Pittsburgh, a Democratic committeeman, favors an uncontested delegation.

Madelpha Pennsylvania Senates Assembly Republican Party United States Knox William J. Bryan James M. Cliffeyy Pittsburg

Gould and Prince Hollc de Senn Eloped to New Jersey

New York reports Mme Anna Gould and Prince Hollc de Senn eloped with servants, traveling to New Jersey where authorities say a marriage occurred by a local justice. The couple then boarded ships, while New Jersey and New York figures cite secrecy and possible concealment of the event.

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New York Republicans Celebrate Roosevelt at State Convention

At Carnegie Hall New York Republicans endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for a third term, choosing four delegates at large and four alternates to the Republican National Convention. The convention settled on Roosevelt over Taft and Hughes with notable figures including Stuart Woodford, Seth Low, Frederick Hazard, and Edward H. Butler. Governor Charles E. Hughes faced opposition from Taft supporters.

Hughes Roosevelt New York

Strike breakers trigger riot in Pensacola turmoil

In Pensacola on April 11 a carload of strike breakers from St Louis for the Pensacola Electric Company sparked rioting. Bottles, shells, and heavy blows were thrown. fifteen workers were injured. Police and deputies were deployed, a mayoral proclamation issued, and seventy strike breakers detained at the city jail. Troops may be called if violence spreads.

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Auto driver given a great ovation in Valeos Alaska

At Valeos Alaska April 1 the arrival of an automobile caused an unprecedented welcome. The town’s 787 residents including a traveling band swarmed the wharf as the Santa Clara carrier carried the Thomas car. Citizens crowded around the vehicle to cheer as officials struggled to manage the crowd. The driver and mayor led the way to the hotel amid tight security.

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