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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1907

Page

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Taft Declines Chief Justice Aim as Ohio Push Persists

Washington dispatch reports Secretary Taft unlikely to withdraw from presidential race even if a vacancy arises in the Supreme Court. Cleveland observers note Taft’s stubborn bid, while Speaker Cannon and others steer discussions in Indianapolis and Danville about Roosevelt and Fairbanks as possible nominees. Taft’s fate hinges on Ohio delegates and broader Republican support.

Washington, D. C United States Supreme Court Taft Ohio Pe Yen Foraker Providency Jamestown Spaaker Cannon Roosevelt Littauer New York Ikewise Lis James Watson House Palibanke Cannon Indianapolis Watson Fairbanke

Taft Not His Mother's Candidate Says Mrs Taft

Mrs Alphonson Taft, mother of Secretary of War William Howard Taft, declares she does not want her son as President. She praises his judicial mind and law career, cites family background, health, and ambition for a Supreme Court seat as preferred over the presidency.

Los Angeles Cal Alphonson W. H. Taft Supreme Bench Heard Big A Cadsin Nee United States Ho Taw Pot Hiss

Butler Release Sparks Delicate Legal Debate in Dover

In Dover on April 25 Butler, detained on suspicion of involvement in a fatal crime against Horace, is released from custody amid questions over evidence. Attorney general directs inquiry into any potentially connection, with lawyer McGee warning about disclosures that could influence the case.

Dover Del Butler Horace Frnay Enatody Edie Hawkins

Boston Man Wanted for Venglass Theft Plot

A Boston man sought by police planned to steal a will against a client of the Bond Tebberyorie Trust company of Anetion. A local pair including a broker and a clerk are central to the case as they confronted the suspect and attempted to stop the plan. The patient observer remained present but authorities say the suspect's escape was thwarted.

Bond Tebberyorie Trust Anetion Boston Hoth Denglises Ty Boston William Acenrt

Oliveburg Man Killed by Lightning

Mansfield Ohio reports George Bennett was struck and killed by lightning in the morning near Oliveburg. The incident occurred in Oliveburg area during a clear day, with authorities confirming the fatality. Bennett was identified as a local resident and news notes the unusual weather event.

Oliveburg Mansfield Genorge Bennett Oliveburge

Roosevelts Exposition Voyage To Jamestown Opens Friday

President Roosevelt and party depart Washington aboard the Mayflower bound for Jamestown to attend the exposition opening on Friday. Officials, congressmen, and senators travel aboard accompanying vessels. special exposition stamps in series Welles 1 2 and 5 cent go on sale at post offices nationwide Friday.

Washington Ali Roosevelt Preety Mayflower Jamestown United States Welles

Big Packing Plant in Pittsburg Burns

Pittsburg April 25 The William Zollow companys large packing plant caught fire this morning and burned heavily. Fire crews fought the blaze but the structure was gutted leaving charred timbers and embers. No injuries reported and investigation underway to determine cause.

Pittsburg Burns Pittebure Pas Wiliam Zollow Company Basie

Jakes in Northern Italy Report Earthquakes

Rome reports sharp earthquake shocks in Verona and northern Italy causing panic among residents.

Rome Verona Italy

Bryan Narrow Escape At Station During Rush Hour

A Nebraska man named Bryan escaped serious injury after a runaway carriage plowed toward a station building in St. Johnsbury. The driver lost control, but Bryan acted quick, steering away and preventing a worse collision as bystanders rushed to assist.

Bryan St. Johnsbury

Jury Is Discharged In Britton Case At Lexington

Lexington Kentucky April 25 The day in the case of William Britton charged with an order at Cockrill was discharged as no decision The jurors voted eight for acquittal and four for conviction with the foreman declaring there was little chance of agreement Attorneys for Britton will apply for a halt This has been three years in the making.

Fiest Taft Henry H New York Horace D Connecticut W. A. Edwards Los Angeles Cincinnati Vermont Worcester County Mass Taft Seemeyl Buck London Lexington William Britton

Sensation Expected Arrest In New York Case

New York April 25 reports anticipate another and more important arrest in the ongoing case. Details are scarce but officials say a major development is expected to unfold soon, underscoring the case’s high profile.

New York

Fight to a Finish in Ohio Senate Battle

Soll Ohio figures Vorvs and Leary Williams head to Cincinnati for a Taft conference with war secretary as central shore while Columbus signals ample evidence. senators rally the Old Guard ready for a bitter fight if Tate enters Ohio, urging readiness now.

Soll Ohio Sh Vorvs Leary Williams Ohare Patt Healyware Cincinnati Columbus Tate

Heavy snowfall grips northern Michigan

Detroit reports a heavy snowfall across northern Michigan with snowing continuing today. The storm affects northern counties and could impact travel and daily activities. Local authorities issue advisories as crews work to clear roads and assess conditions.

Austrian Cruisers and English Fleet Arrive at Norfolk Exposition

Austrian cruisers and the English fleet arrived at Norfolk Virginia to greet the opening of the Jamestown exposition. They were welcomed by citizens and by the guards of Fortress Monroe as they entered the harbor in April.

Norfolk Hlvet Jonni Ie Minite Gans Fortress Moirne

Labor Leaders Plan Big Demonstration in New York

New York April 25 Labor organizers plan a major demonstration aimed at pressuring President Roosevelt on vital issues. A large turnout is expected among working men and women aided by local unions and allied groups.

New York New Yorke Presilene Roosevelt Seonral Oon Moyer Hingwood

Marshal Shot by Supposed Train Robber

April report of an attempted train robbery on a Southern passenger train. Marshal is shot and fatally wounded after an arrest attempt. one robber arrested, others escaped. Bridge fire set as lure. two suspects fled toward town as operator and crew pursued. One wounded robber jailed. marshal heavily armed assailant remains at large.

Marshal Fontanen Templo Jidiana Brdge

Bride Shoots Suitor Then Kills Self in Office Tragedy

Oil City Penn April 2 killed Phaddeny Stevens Rows of Allacity shot three times and died in a doctor's office. Bob Strom, the shooter, then killed herself as witnesses from prominent local families watched. The couple’s engagement had provoked turmoil before the fatal day. The dead man, Rosa, had served in the Spanish American War and in the Philippines. The fiancé, Miss Sampsell, is prostrated.

Oil City Penn Phaddeny Stevens Rows Allacity Mise Bob Strom Phe Wotan George W. Makes Plywtelan Wis Hanel Wonk Vietina Ross Wan Drusilla Lampeell Thin Elty Jin Miss Stroup Bradford Dr. Magee Rom Ross Hitchem Tig Miss Sifoupy Howie Chaly Rosa Sloop Wie Flre Sampsell

Cancer claims from X ray use cited in oblique note

Wolfram C. Fuchs, an expert in Noray devices, died yesterday citing exposure to X ray equipment as the cause of his liver cancer. He reportedly underwent several operations deemed unnecessary, with cancer spreading to his body before his death.

Chievg Wolfram C. Fuchs Deris Leen

Famous California figure dies in early days of state

San Prnenes April 25. Denmmas Kowrney a famous California character who led the movement for the exclusion of Chinese is read at Aland. He originated the slogan The Chinese Exclusion and was the organizer at the Workingmen's party.

San Prnenes Denmmas Kowrney California Aland, Ie

Andrew Carnegie's Condition Improved

Andrew Carnegie, confined at home with a cold, is reported much better today in New York.

Andrew Carnegie New York Andrew Gardegie

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