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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1908

Page

7

Strangers in Spirit Split Seas for Perfectionist Wife

Mrs. Giorge Richards of Michigan seeks divorce from Lieut. Mehards Richards amid a clash of spiritual ideals. She paints their nine year marriage as a failure due to differing paths toward enlightenment, likening their bond to hare and tortoise. Richards, a naval officer, faces her pursuit of autonomy as she engages five attorneys to pursue her interests during separation.

Washington Giorge Richards Bronton Mehards Maring Corm Nor Helmer Thawn Michards Sitchards Riehand Neos Jieut Richards Naval of Meer Dranette Mia Richardy Lieut. Richards

Labor power backs Maine congressman’s retirement

New York April 17, President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor says organized labor helped defeat and later sustain Congressman Charts Littlefield of Maine. Gompers notes Littlefield’s reversal over time and retirement to private life, while a three man AFL committee from Washington surveys disputes with New York labor leaders.

New York Littlefield Maine Organized Labor Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Labor Congress Gompers Gommpers Washington Duncan James O'Donnell American Federation — At Labor Hove Eral

Pageant and Fleet Visit in San Diego Harbor

San Diego hosts four thousand visitors for the fleet’s shore leave with open ships off Coronado and a fireworks display over the bay. Rear Admiral Thoms leads officers in pageantry and tours amid ballooning aerial pyrotechnics and parlor games, with baseball, rides, and tours entertaining guests along orange and olive orchards route.

San Diego Gal Thoms Anthenty Anchorage Coronado Wamont Gop O

Steamers Collide on New York Harbor Channel

Two ocean liners from the Ward line collided in the Lower New York Bay ship channel last night. Both vessels suffered damage but no lives were reported hurt. The Monterey sustained bow plate damage and headed for Havana with passengers, while the United States was also damaged and remained afloat.

New York Bay New York Montersy Ward Line Mme Havana Danieh Sunier United States Copenherren Monterey Marey Dhowher Ana Bo Ran Mint Mi

Ocean freight and livestock market report from early 20th century ports

A chaotic market summary notes steamer passengers aboard, no danger, and cattle and sheep receipts across Union Yards and Cleveland Pittsburg and Boston wool markets. Prices for hogs, sheep, lambs, and veal calves range with regional variations, while forecasts predict Saturday totals and steady to strong demand.

Union Yards Union Arders Apra I Rocetta IWAN Pittsburg Pittoburg Choice

Admiral Thomas seeks relief from battleship fleet command

San Diego April 17 Rear Admiral Charles M Thomas in temporary charge of the battleship fleet has asked Washington to relieve him from duty and command early in May after Admiral Evans retires. Rumors say the move aims to sever ties with the current command or to allow his family to meet him in San Francisco. Sperry expected to assume command after Thomas.

San Diego Cal Charles M. Thomas Evans Washington Pvdita Oregon Thomas San Francisco San Prancisco Navy Department Thoma Sperry Asiatic Australia

Roulette replaces bridge in Missouri fashion

St Louis society embraces roulette as a new fad in the West End. The city’s elite abandon bridge poker and races for Monte Carlo style play, with wealthy residents importing roulette wheels from Paris and showcasing refined trappings at Headley’s. The trend draws admiration from St Louis’ upper class and signals a shift toward social gambling novelty.

St Louis St. Louis West End St. Lowe Monte Carlo Marco St. Laum

Short Stories and Oddities From Far and Near

A collection recalls a mix of curiosities and anecdotes including a claim that only one in a thousand live to sixty, a log cut yielding about 123.7 million feet, paintings found in a Pueblo Mexico state college subterranean passage, animals shipped to France for a minister’s widow, an octopus trapping a keeper’s foot in Victoria, and John Brown’s wagon burned in Town City after years of preservation by Herbert Farrall and John Clarke.

Aroostook State College Pueblo Mexico France Miltog Del Leoradin Victoria John Brown Town City Brown Herbert 8 Farrall Iowa City

Daily Market Report Buffalo Trade and Receipts

Buffalo market report notes cattle receipts around 60 head and steer and heifer movement quiet amidst lighter demand. Wool and other livestock entries show about 1 700 head received with steady to firm tone in general trading.

Buffalo Twady

Local Grain Markets Corrected By Marlom Milling Co

Grain prices corrected daily by Marlom Milling Co list Wheat at 88 cents per bushel Gide at per bushel Oats at 50 cents per bushel Rye at 7 cents per bushel Clover Seed at 12.00 per bushel Timothy at 2.00 per bushel Hungarian Seed at 60 cents per bushel

Marlom Milling A Grain Co

Local Produce Markets Prices From the Daily Record

Local market rates list butter lard and hams with per pound and per jug prices. Onions potatoes and corn meal appear with updated per unit figures along with dried fruits and beans including navy beans and rice. Prices show per pound per bag and per gallon or per sack terms for items like syrup, vinegar, salt and tea.

Chas N. Y

Flour Prices From Marion and Nearby Mills

A brief listing shows flour prices for several brands and sizes including Monarch Floug Knickerbocker Golden Flake Gold Medal and Patent brands. Prices range around 1.60 to 2.00 per quarter barrel with variations in packaging and tender status noted.

Bankers Refuse State Book Examination

At a Senate probe in Columbus April meeting State Auditor Guilbert said that the Columbi banks refuse any examination of their books by state officials. He cannot produce cashier’s dies and dates showing money paths as to how funds were moved, with the state Freany and Willia claims.

Columb Ute Senate Cguilberd

Breakfast cereal query ends in predigested food remark

In our town a lady entered a grocery store and asked to be shown a good breakfast cereal. The clerk fetched a package and the woman asked if it was predigested food. The clerk replied with the remark that sparked the exchange.

Elkins Abruzzi Wedding Reported by Movements

Rome reports the marriage of the Duke of Abrigal and Miss Katherine Viking, daughter of United States Senator Stephen B. Elkins, to be celebrated soon in Washington. The ceremony will register the marriage in royal archives with Savoy members present, though no official announcement will be made beforehand.

Rome Ari Hiatt Mise Katherine Viking United States Stephen B. Elkins West Vllegnnial Washington Togome House of Savoy Tarth Ouye Hin Wrother Miss Kleine

Struck It Rich In A Man's Appendix Tale

An odd tale from April 17 recounts Sam Graves who, after mining work at Guggenheim mines near Katala Alaska, discovered a pocket of gold. He swallowed small nuggets daily to hide the find, sustaining himself until medical trouble forced examination.

Beattie Woash Graves Graven Guggenheim Katala Alaska Jong Beatile

Another Case of Cain and Able In Unbana

Unbana, April 17. Charles Bratnou, 48, and unmarried, shot his married brother William, then escaped to the woods. Water was heard, and it is believed Charles committed suicide. A quarrel is said to have caused the murder.

Unbana Charles Bratnou William

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