Suitors thwarted by ward as marriage license denied
In Bowling Green township Wednesday, Columber and Mivel Oddie Cooner sought a license to marry Miss Coop ey. Probate Judge Harry Poater blocked the plan after discovering the guardian Michard Trizer had not discharged his ward. The girl was found to be seventeen, despite Columber claiming she was eighteen, ending the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivel Oddie M. Cooner
Lewis A. Columber
Man Law
Minnesota
Harry Poater
Michard Trizer
Bowling Green Township
Co Himber
Foster
Gir
Columber
A Pretty Home Wedding In Marion City
The former Marion Public Schools teacher Mina Cnete EB Hudson wed Will iamesry Uhelps in a North Main street home ceremony at 9 30 in the morning. Rev D H Botley officiated with close family in attendance. The couple will reside on North Greenwood street after tonight’s Sehwingers Orchestra music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Batt
Marlon Steam Shovel Company
Mir
Mint
Phelps
Greenwood Street
Man Injured After Being Struck By Freight Car
Ranuel Mosnaught of 101 Home Street was hit by a Big Four freight near the Homie Station around 2 PM. He suffered serious injuries to his left foot and was rushed to Central Emergency Hospital by patrol officers. Eye witnesses described a chaotic scene near the saloon and a shoe window nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranuel Mosnaught
Home Street
Homie
Arveka
Central Panergency Hospital
Cholera infantum claims life of Princess Gilbert
Princess Gilbert two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Gilbert of South Prospect Street died at 9 30 Thursday morning after cholera infantum with complications. Funeral from the home at 9 30 Friday morning interment in Marion cemetery. Ad in The Mirror for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Daughiter
Mix
Charles Cilbert
Prospcet Street
City and Railroad Clash Over Lincoln Avenue Tracks
A conflict in Delaware between the city and the Columbus, Delaware and Marion railroad began after the city demanded the tracks on Lincoln avenue be moved for paving. The railroad refused, a crowed tore up track segments, and damages were caused before an injunction blocked further action. Manager George Whysall warned of a damage suit if tracks are not restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Columbus, Delaware and Marion Railroad —Company
Lincoln Avenue
George Whysall
Whysall
The Mirror Want Column Ad Tryout
A compact worded Want column ad seeks readers with urgent offers and exchanges. The note signals quick responses and local interest, inviting residents to place brief notices, items, or services for barter or sale in the community page.
Mouser Wins Cedar Point Harmony Convention Nomination
Grant Mouser secured the Republican nomination for Congress at a Cedar Point harmony convention amid rivalry with Foraker factions. The event drew Taft and Roosevelt supporters, with notable speeches by Edward Jarecki and George Hoot as contingents organized a large Marching band display. Delegates convened under mixed representation, and the convention adopted resolutions backing Mouser with a strong display of party unity despite Foaker opposition.
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Congresy
Grant E Mouser
Tait
Kormker
Cedar Point Wedneray
Grant &. Mouser
Foraker
Mouser
Bennett
Mourer
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Insurgenta
Bolters
Frank
Dimon
Poraker
Marion
Marion County Ctawd
Marion and Steam Shovel Workers
K. of P
Taft
Frank Dimon
Geo. Hoot
Fremont
Wwe
J. D. Bennit
W. C. Geer
Galion
George A. Hoot
Gear
Geer
Npeech
Roosevelt
Erle County
Goer
Judie King
Owl Clark
Sandusky
Duch County
Wiles
John Hertlein
KL. Coen
Raymond Jarecki
Bseneca
Charles BK
Deer
H. Kisadden
Wyandot
J. M. Bowers
J. W. Wynooop
Simon EB
DeWolfe
Erie County
Ebo
Edward Volrath
Bucyrus
Man
J. F. Hertlein
JL. M. Bowers
H. N. Quigley
King
Ohio
Hopley
Carl Clark
Harry Quigley
Vy, Myers
Sandusky County
Hopley Aull
Thirteenth Congressional District
Four Party Nomination Nominates Mouser for Congress
The four party ticket pledges pride in the district and honors Hon. Grant J. Mouser for faithful representation of constituent interests. Judge Volrath offered no remarks. Smith W. Bennett, assistant attorney general, nominated Mouser, whose nomination was by acclamation and drew applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Monard Taft
Congrest
Gram J. ‘Mouser
House of Representatives
United Stated
America
Volrath
Smith W. Bennett
Grant J. Mouser
Bennett
Mouser
Reward for Uncurable Catarrh by Hulls Cure Fraud
An 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure that Hulls Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It cites J Cheney and associates in Toledo and Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsers. Claims internal treatment affecting blood and mucous glands, with testimonials and price per bottle. Also promotes Hal s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
J, Cheney & Co
Toleto
Onto
J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Draggiata
Toledo
D. iHedl
One Dollar Columbus Return Special by C D M
The C D M offers a Sunday round trip fare of 1 dollar to Columbus. The first car departs Marion at 7:40 p m and the return trip from Columbus departs at 7:40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marion
A. m
Columbua
Doctor Lunger Offers Eye Glasses and Treatments
Eyes fitted with glasses, catarrh and deafness successfully treated, Adenalda removed. Dr. Lunger, Huber Block G-2te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adenalda
Lunger
Huber
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Longs
Oxford
Window
Robinson
Ee Gene Oy
Goal
Price & Hurley
Telephone
Chas, Turner & Co
Indiana
Michigan
E. Center St
A, Simngel, Optician
State Street
Guardian
Carrie Hudson
W. P. Phelps
the Bride
Marion Public
Sehwingers
Samuel Mosnaught
Bee Heatty & Long's Shoe Window
Little Princess
Washburn
Crosby's
ECO Aina Itn MO Rou
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
We. B. King
C. B. Clark Crawford
John FE. Hopley
J. G. Barney
John J. 1
Crawley
Sanducky
C. Ff. Myers
George ‘Tiffany
Seneca—Mantel Deinter
Charlesvineton
L. M. Bowers
Ke, Klinger
RULES
Eric-John Hertlein
B. J. Coen
Crawford
T. N. Pattison
C. BP. Beck
John HH. Clark
Prod W. Warner
Bandusky
J. HW. Burgoon
A. EB. ‘Culbert
Seneca
John N. Bekerly
N. A
J Pew
J. A. Gibby
Brown
Congressional
Briegh Dimon
W. ©. Geer
F.C. Mil- Marion
H. N Quigley
Marshal
Be Wolfe
T. W. Nol
J. D. Bom
Ohie
the Department
Tip Top Music
F. J. Lusch Grocer
N. E. Cor
State @ Center
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Mgoer
Marion Chattel Loan Co
East Center Street
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Dtspepsio
Arseny
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
IRETY
Haberman Hardware CO
Anthonys
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