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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
5
New York April 20 Jerome admitted that the Armstrong investigation into Insurance Matter did not present any contributions by the Insurance companion to Republican campaign funds to the grand jury. He testified before commissioners regarding charges tied to his removal.
The Central Passenger Association announced half cent rate concessions to conventions drawing 1000+ attendees, listing events from the Ohio State Fair to Toledo encampments. The article notes opposition to regulating amid the fire law and lists favored conventions in cities like Chicago Dayton Lima and Columbus with dates and venues.
Fragmentary text mentions transfer between routes from Columbus to Toledo and Cleveland to Chicago, a messenger in head position, second editions cast on Erie and another line, migrants through the city, and a circuit court report due next Monday at 9.00 o clock.
The Columbus Daily Republican reports physicians and residents overwhelmingly praise Teat Juice as a cure for chronic stomach kidney and rheumatic issues. Testimonials describe dramatic improvements after short use with locals from Marion and nearby areas eager to hear an upcoming demonstration by a local dealer.
A brief item notes a marriage license granted to James Reynolds aged 70 and Mre Anna Coffy aged 61. The regular meeting of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of Epworth Mission is postponed to May 7, with the next gathering moved to a Scranton Avenue home Friday after noon. An upcoming prayer observance is described among local church activities.
Kalwelt oof North Seffner Aven will host Trembert of the Worn Home Uirele tomorrow afternoon. A frood blending is desired at least. No other important details are noted.
The column lists Mrs M L Miller hosting visiting relatives in Upper Sanday and notes travel and visits by F G Guthery, G Cholla of Richwood, H Wmund HU, and Kenton residents. Harry Straw resigns from Wells Fargo Express Company. D J Meteher and family from Green Camp were Sunday guests at a home on Mountain Street. Mrs Hattie Murphy travels to Belle Center for a funeral. Mrs Willlane King and two children join her husband playing with Marion club. Lot ta Wytant to stay several days.
In New York Judge Hough overruled a demurrer and ordered Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtin to stand trial on indictments from the Nations Bank of North America. The charges include conspiracy to defraud and misapplication at trial, Ridge House supporting the court’s decision.
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