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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1908

Page

5

Marion Man Drowns In Mississippi Steamer Disaster

A Marion man, Dan Thomas, died when the Miriam steamer capsized during a storm on the Mississippi River near Helena. Twenty five passengers were rescued by a launch. search efforts continued for the body of Dan, son of Mr and Mrs George Thomas. The Wright Carnival company crew, traveling musicians, were among the passengers. Rescue attempts by Captain Raefer and others saved women and children as the storm tore the ship apart. The disaster affected both white and colored passengers, with many injured or missing for hours before relief arrives. The event prompted widespread sorrow for the bereaved families in Marion and Springfeld.

George UC Thomas Menton Dan Miriam Marl the Mirror Meg Karl Springfeld Ted Parenta Wright Esxposition Carnival Company St. Francis Memphis Rhaefer Sereral Phyalclons Lont Wright Carnival Company Frank Berg Chicago Anna Walden St. Louis Frank Hisher Albert Jordan Iinkie Dale St. Lowis W. Mo Hetry Newport van ‘Thomas Marion Hiram Wright Will Smith Charles Webb Thomas Toyd Irene Fleming Lawrence Martin

Aged Prospect Man Died After Seven Week Illness

Jeremiah Smeltzer aged seventy died at his Prospect home Tuesday at 11 am after a seven week battle with grip and uraemic poisoning. Born in Westmoreland PA he lived in Marion county over forty years and was a respected farmer. Survived by a widow a son J F P Smeltzer Prospect a daughter Mrs Shultz Marton and a brother Daniel Smeltzer Green Camp Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 0clock from Prospect Lutheran church with Rev J H Hurrelbrink officiating. interment in Prospect Cemetery.

Jeremiah Smeltzer Prospect West Moreland Pennsylvania Marion County J. FP. Smeltzer Praspeat Aalster Mia Marin Shultz Marton Daniel Smeltzer Green Camp Nso B Praepect Lutheran Church J. H. Hurrelbrink

Fraternal Lodge Meeting Address by Supreme President

The Fraternal Lodge calls a regular meeting for Wednesday evening with Supreme President J. K. Dolings of Civebonat Wi delivering an address. The event includes other special features as The Pythian Bloths met last night.

Qenger Wit Noid al Supreme J. K. Dolings C§ivebonat Wi

Fire Destroys Little on Kenton Avenue Property

Fire department responded to a 10:40 p m call at the old Lee property on Kenton avenue to extinguish a small blaze in a shanty at the distant corner. The house owned by Erle Mishrond suffered only light damage after chemicals were used.

Lee Kenton Avenue Erle Mishrond

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days

Morton L Hull of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle for six weeks with eight physicians and no relief. After using Dr Detchons Relief for Rheumatism she gained immediate relief and walked about in three days. Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.

Morton L. Hull Lebanon Ind Dr. Detchon Dumble Pharmacy Kerr House

Happenings at Y M C A Postponed Banquet and New Athletics Schedule

The Y M C A Happenings notes a banquet postponed from Thursday to Friday evening. Beginning next month Physical Director M Mournitt will lead a Monday and Thursday athletic series with twenty four events, a 4400 point max, and a gold reward for the top scorer. The content will reopen to explore and students only.

M. Mournitt Nore Venta Ail I Pearbla McOre

Manama Hate Bleached Blocked and Cleaned by Expert Hatter

Notice for one month at 140 South Main Street by Smith the Expert Hatter with address 422-0 pa.

Manama Smith South Main Street

Funeral Services For Noah Reed Held Today

Funeral services for Noah Reed, who died Saturday, were held this afternoon at 2:30 from the home on East Church Street. Rev. D. H. Bailey of the Waitworth M. E. Church officiated, with burial in Marion Cemetery.

Noah Reed East Church Street D. H. Bailey Pworth M. E Marion Cemetery

Man Convicted of First Degree Murder Sentenced to Death

Steubenville report: Dowig, convicted of first degree murder for killing Policeman Morpopald last January, was sentenced to die in the chair on May 1 after Judge Risharda overruled a new trial motion.

Local Family News And City Bond Sale Details

Local notices report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Edward Solomon near the city and a medical operation in Chesterville. City Auditor Harry J Billott's bonds, valued at 28 450 dollars with four percent interest, will be offered for sale at noon with bids due in the spiraller before funds.

Edward Solomon Ger W. Sawyer Delaware Avenue Chesterville Ula de Sawyer al A. Vowers Bayo Yor Powers Harry Billott Tomer Wat Neon Jon

Taft Endorsed by Mason County Republicans Convention

Republicans held a mass convention at the courthouse to select delegates and wirepullers for the upcoming Congressional convention in Bueyris. Lt. B. McNeal presided with Fred W. Warner as secretary, endorsing President Roosevelt and supporting William H. Taft for the nomination while commending Congressman Mouner and listing numerous delegates and alternates.

M ‘Vee Marson County Court House Bueyris Lt. B. McNaal Fred W. Warner Toosevelt William H. T.tatt Myers J. On. Patton U. Weeks EB. K. Crown W. Gaston James Wilson McMurray Th OG Lynuin It. Koller Willam Slohuson Everett Oatey Hote Solin Frank EB. Goon Ko J. Lewis C. J. Maker W. Walters Jon Holark David Rexroth Jacob Art Stobert W. Leever B. McNeat George T. Genin Arguat Sahendor D.C. Ridgeway J. Anderson Jerome Horton Truman. Lewis W. B. Everett Emery A. a.Grawley James N. Melinstry Mare jMson He Trey Harry GC. Srause Kay W. Simpson Robert ©. Ful Won Shon Hb. DeWolfe Dr. J. G. Setter M. V. Hrey Henry W. Johnie Gon KB. Kerr M. Douce Hobert Livenoy Andrews Felix Kiger J. ML Dayileon J. G. Main Amos Kine Felter A. J Knapson Stervey Paine James W. Werte Frank M. Warner James Johnson Jonn Owens Dennison Wetandail Harvey 1 Stone Oc. Case Philip Schreck George — Brown Hrooks Stouffer Fred L. Cannart Hamillton

Court Happenings in Common Pleas Court Today

Four lid cases were heard on error today in the common pleas court by Judge Yourjs. In each case the defendants faced review or reconsideration of prior rulings.

Common Pleas Court 1 AG Yourjs

Local Court Fines For City Ordinance Violations

In the mayor's court and Wayora court several defendants were found guilty or fined for breaches of recently passed city ordinances. Abel and Coonrod were fined for chair and fables in jeatoon, Git was fined for failing to save screens, Mike Birke for allowing elinirs and daailew, and Herma Feldner for failing to keep a light burning. Counsel argued the cases. decision reserved. The Otterbein Male Quart and Bell Ringers will perform at the J. B. Church on 4-25-24.

Couniels Abel and Coonrod Tia Mike Birke Elinirs Renain Hrubbieies Herma Feldner Wis Wayora

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