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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1909

Page

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Massacre Threatened in Constantinople Calm Eludes War Turmoil

April report from Constantinople describes rising tensions as mutinous troops threaten Parliament, demanding the grand vizier and war minister. Parleying with soldiers continues while factions clash over leadership, raising fears of a massacre and political upheaval amid financial strains.

Costantinople Seriou Hove Grand Winter Pasha Chamber of Deyrthes Lnwleemers

Gale fires rage through Ronchester city

A forty five mile gale fans widespread fires in Ronchester New York injuring four as residents flee from windows. Faith institutions including Peter's Presbyterian Church and the Jewish temple burn as flames spread. Fire units from Buffalo and Syracuse assist but winds hinder containment with no immediate relief expected until winds subside.

Ronchester N. Y Mindows Peter's Presbyterian Buffalo Syracuse

War Minister Flees as Turkey Turmoil Grows

April reports claim the Turkish war minister fled and troops occupy the war departments amid rioting and fears of a new revelation. Vienna notes no mutual bloodshed yet but forces demand pay and potential loans to cover crises. Foreign departments cannot contact Constantinople offices.

London Tandow Vienna Kamil Peetered Constantinople

Cannon 10 Reorganize House Bank Committee

A fragmentary report notes the House Bank Committee reorganization under Speaker Cannon. It highlights Charles N Fowler of New Jersey as long time commodities chairman in conflict with Cannon, with Fowler’s likely reappointment unsettled. Continued on Page Seven.

Cannon 10 House Bank Committee Fowler TesuFgents Cannon Charles N. Fowler New Jersey Mir

Weston Quits Bryan for Ligonier Indiana

Bryan C April 18 Weston the pedestrian left here this morning for Ligonier Indiana fifty miles dis reported as his route to resume a long distance trek toward northern Indiana after leaving Bryan.

Weston Bryan Ligonier, Indiana Ligonier Indiana

Wind Capsize Drowns Hunter on Long Lake

High winds on Long Lake overturned a boat carrying Frank Fisher and Duff Walters during a morning duck hunt. Fisher drowned, Walters survived.

Long Lake Akron Amel Frank Fisher Duff Walters Long Lie Fisher

Night Riders Raid May Lose Italian Trade

The night riders’ depredations threaten to cut Italy’s tobacco trade with America, valued at 94 million pounds annually. The Italian ambassador informed Washington that Italians will seek other markets if conditions do not change.

Weashington America Itali Alan

Train 13 Snowbound Traps Seventy Passengers in Colo Blizzard

Coron Colorado April 13 snowbound on the Moffat railroad. Seventy passengers have little to eat. one in twenty four hours. The blizzard rages. A snow plough was derailed near the train. relief en route.

Coron Colo Moffat

Snyder Appointed State School Inspector

Columbus April 14. H. Snyder of Tfin was named by the state school commissioner as one of two school inspectors provided by recent legislation. Snyder currently serves as office clerk of the state school department.

H Snyder Columbus H. Snyder Tfin Ae Ong Snyder

Burning of Judas Sparks Turmoil at Torreon

In Torreon Mexico on April 18 a riot erupted as guards and authorities clashed with a mob over the burning of Judas. Police opened fire, killing several rioters and injuring others while dispersing the crowd as locals reported chaotic exchanges and arrests.

Dipaso Torreon Mexico Judas

Double Cinched Case Sealed by Grand Jury Action

The Cleveland, C. Apel 12 Mrs v H Boyle was brought before the grand jury today on a sealed indictment related to a prior blaciall charge. A second indictment was secured against the sheriff on the belief that authorities might release the woman.

Cleveland V H. Boyle Whitla Sherif Hilestins

Wall Street Firm Files Bankruptcy Petition

New York April appears to show a large consolidated exchange house, with Ennis and Stepan involved. The petition’s purpose is unclear, but a receiver named LAlidaagr Ruse has been appointed. Alleged liabilities reach $500,000 with assets around $100.00. The firm lists Cleveland and Chicago as head offices.

New York Hav Cen Ennis Stepan Tum Olgent Venon Shors Tudor Hoyt Lalidaagr Ruse Cleveland Chicago

Trust fight heats up in Lima court over oil firms

Lima Ohio April 13 The drawing court today takes up ouster suits filed by the state against Buckeye Refining Co Standard Oil unit and other entities alleged to be part of the Standard Oil system. Previous hearing outlined state charges and case scope.

Circuit Court Lima Ohio Drewit Imkev Buckeye Fine Dane Solar Refining Comany Onto O} Company Standard Ol Company New Terney

Wall at Jeannette Opera House Collapses Killing Girl

A wall at the Jeannette opera house collapses after a February 14 fire, killing 16 year old Mildred Elton and injuring 15 year old Grace Swift in a neighboring home. A legal notice regarding a Standard War action seeks appointed service but finds no legal agent.

Jeanette Jeannette ‘Opera House Willusg Mildredelton Grace Swift

Taft View on Japanese Immigration Distinct From Roosevelt

Washington reports Secretary initiates independent inquiry into emigration limits affecting Japan. The investigation will assess the policy shift and its impact on immigration restrictions, signaling a different approach from Roosevelt era.

Washington Roosevelt Tony Uaches Japan

Suffragets on the Job in Illinois and Wide Windstorm Fallout

In Chicago on April 12 a hundred workers on a special train to Springfield rallied to urge the legislature to pass the suffrage bill with speeches by Catherine Waugh McCollouch and Jane Adare. In Topeka on April 13 a wind storm caused widespread outages across Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri with a brakeman killed after being blown from a car roof and a lamp incident.

Chicago Springfield Qromet Catherine Waugh McCollouch Jane Adare Topeka Kansas Oklahoma Prat Missouri

Rescue plan for Boyle kidnap case ends in frustration

Mercer Pennsylvania report says an armed effort to rescue Boyle by Sheriff Chess was frustrated last night. Authorities believe Boyle and accomplices may have taken jail keys or plans, with several people in Sharon and nearby towns under scrutiny as investigators learn more.

Mercer Pennsylvania Boyle Apel Vowell Sherif Chess Tetonand Sharon Merengis Sherliy Eherittes Ord

War on the Black Hand Escalates in Chicago Murders

Chicago reports a crackdown on the Black Hand after the murder of Joseph Fillell a wealthy Salian and a second fatal shooting of grocer Joseph Pillipoli. Police assign twenty five detectives amid threats demanding $1000 or death. A child was wounded as attackers struck, and Pillipoli's brother faces a shooting linked to a prior ransom demand.

Shippy Chicago Joseph Fillell James Arrigo Chlef Shippy Luiliah Chtce Milipow Tony Bom Levulsin Joseph Pillipoll Am Talian Lacer

Zelaya's arrests spark upheaval in Nicaragua and region

Reports from Mobile and Washington detail widespread arrests and property seizures under Central American dictator Jose Zelaya in Nicaragua. Noncombatants face charges and exile as ranches and plantations are claimed seized, with fears of U S intervention and further military moves toward Salvador and regional rivals.

Mobile Alas Hese Jove Santos Zelaya Nicaragua Maninga Granada Severa Ln Rmny Zolaya United States Nica Taft Corinity Sam Jose Madety Zelaya Nitaraguan Madrie Washington Salvador

Fearful French Labor Demonstration Sparks Troop Fears

Paris reports a planned May Day demonstration by the Federation of Labor after a night attack on a southern railway car. Officials warn of possible troop concentration and uneasy public mood ahead of May 1 events.

Paris Mera Ten Federation of Labor Parie

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