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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1908

Page

6

Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Rates

Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana offers rates from 460 to 4.60 per day under an Amer emb Plan with private baths. The text promises year round occupancy and water cures for kidney liver stomach ailments and nervous complaints. Mail orders propose home treatment with a $2.00 advance and a shipment of six yellow migrinal ware with phyal wivice.

Colonial Country Club West Baden Springs Indiana Speen Bates Phyalwivice

Diggers open season with 6 2 victory over Marion Tigers

The Diggers dominated the opener led by Miner O Day and Windy Lotshaw in Marion. Burke pitched well backing a powerful lineup with seven runs on 17 hits, while Tate homered and drove in three in the crowd pleasing debut for Bobby Quinn’s squad in the Ohio State league.

Tigera Mineger O'Day Diggers Mumfield & Te 2 Bobby Quinn Marion Tate Burke Anderson Kiing Phelan Co jMitchus McVey S Farrell Wolfe iKing Windy & Lotahan Wilson Reynella

Early game miscues and firsts listed in report

Flood hit a first water? Letshen capped a first homer. Farrall moved fret in. Burk tallied the first double. Tote opened with a single for Ma Mert Flool. Flool stole a base. Farrell reached first on balls. King was plunked for the first time. Farrell struck out first. O Day sacrificed first. Windy Lotshaw recorded the first put-out of the game.

Marion Anderson Burk Phelan Victers Ma ‘Len Purrel Wolfe King Smiler Tate Pentt O'Day Letshaw Farrell Lotshaw Tate Blaelty Lloyd Witte Marionites Mansfeld Ivery Tads Jane Down Chane Kettler Papo Reece Wilcon Feces Des Orga Gorman Wit Von Lotehaw Phelana Hases Parrell Flood Blory Strack Burka Fworth Insings Daullhoe Milligan

Naps Turned The Tables In Baseball Scores

Baseball results from Thursday include Cleveland 0 at Chicago 6 and 6 4 at Philadelphia 6 Philadelphia 6 New York 6. Detroit 6 Washington 4 Boston 6 Pittsburg 1 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 1 York Brooklyn 4 New York 4. Also a report of deafness treatment and legal verdicts including a $1,500 electrocution case in Ragland and a 96 year old assaulted by a tramp in Lorain.

Philadelphia New York Newton Manning Ileinon Dygert Carter Schreck Detroit Lowley Howell Spencer Killian Schmidt Washington Boston Waing Burchell Cicotte Criger Byrne Hughes Warner National League Pittsburg St. Louis Pitterburg Lush Hostetter Loifeld Phelps Chicago Cincinnat Hwing Schiets Kting Moren Young Bawern York Brooklyn New Wilhelm Bergen Ames Taylor Bresnahan Steubenville O. Aurel

Zanesville and Dayton Baseball Result From April 24

Zanesville defeated Dayton 1 to 0 as Walker pitched a fine game. The Lake Shore break in pegs prompted labor dispute talk. Grover Cleveland’s condition was noted amid circulating reports of improvement. A bucket shop felony bill passed the Senate and moved to the governor for approval.

Zanesville Dayton Walkers Lake Sea Casoeration Weamen Grevelance Timens Lakewood N. J Grover Cleveland Cleveland Tit Pasa Albany N. Y

Fragmentary old clipping voices memory and misspoken lines

A garbled OCR style excerpt recalls a spoken memory about a halo, a chair, and a landlady's bread. The voices mix playful, slang like Noor Yonkers and Wwover as if snatches from a 20th century New York press parody.

Plano New York Press

Open baseball tie after thirteen innings in Lima

Lima and Springfield played thirteen innings to a 5 5 tie as contests near the state open draw crowds. Dan Totman Lattimer Jude Newham and other Lima players faced Springfield stars William Fonts New Newark Nagle Hurk Bohannon in a high speed, error marked game with extra innings and late runs.

Pet. Marton Lamcaster Lima Totman Lattimer Jude Newham Spencer Kahi Yotman New Newark Vliam, Fonts Nagle Linke Springfield GFT Hurt Tulerre Wirat Springheid Springplelad Hohannon New Ene Tie Beere Sesaee

Lancaster Tops Newark In Tight Newark Opener

Lancaster defeated Newark 2 to 1 in an eighteen inning exhibition as Carter hit a homer for Lancaster and Inge pitched. Marion beat Mansfield 6 to 2 and Lima won 6 to 5 in a thirteen inning game stopped by darkness. Springfield and Lima opened tied at 5 with a long nightcap delayed by darkness. Ohio State league opener featured Doyle strong through nine innings with Linke delivering a triple and Hurt making a one hand catch.

Marion Mansfield Lancaster Newark Lima Springfeld Molders Jaides Carter F. Locke Corpire Sheldon Springfield Doyle Hima Linke Himsekf Spencer Eateh Hurt Benes

Mayors Address Urges Marion Support for Diggers Game

A large Marion crowd filled the ball park as the Diggers defeated Mansfield. Downtown shops closed for the event and a band concert accompanied the turnout. Mayor Scherff spoke urging Marion to loyally back the club, with cheers for both teams and bouquets presented to Manager O'Day.

Mansfield Marion Ball Park Well Distriet Scherff O'Day

Buckeye Notes Convict Moran Suicide at Joliet

Columbus April 24 Moran Frank Moran arrested at the penitentiary gate after his one year term for grand larceny in Cuyahoga county was taken to Joliet prison to finish a three year term. Warden Gould received a telegram from Joliet’s Warden Murphy announcing Moran’s death and asking about his relatives. Moran was on parole when he burglarized Cleveland.

Columbus Frank Moran Cuyahoga County Joliet Prison Gould Thuraday Murphy Joliet Pentter Usry Moran Vedetto Jobor Joliet Cleveland

Local Option Law Upheld by Springfield Court

The supreme court on Thursday held the local option law constitutional, shaping outcomes of three elections held under it. Results show 36 counties barred saloons outright and 86 counties kept saloons out of all but one or two towns. About 2,500 Illinois residents faced relocation if the ruling had differed.

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Work in Quarries Resumed After Creditors Move

Work in the quarries on Johnson's Inland resumed Thursday after a January suspension following a creditors' action. The government contract and related orders extend to Cleveland Ashtabula and other areas with additional shipments and supplies arranged.

Sandusky Johnson Atlanton Cleveland New York Washington Ashtabula Othuke

Fragmented chatter on love marriage and church jokes

A jumble of phrases references marriage refusals and wedding humor. Mentions a Flat Dwellers scene with a troubled husband and wife, a New York World note, Minnick and Sinnick preachers, Browning’s breaks, and a Baltimore American quip about pews and tableware. The piece reads like scattered newspaper snippets and jokes rather than a single cohesive story.

Harry New York World Minnick Maya Browning

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