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Bunsete 7.05 rises at 4 50 with moon setting around 12 40 4 Wi. Moon age is 11 days. Mercury at perigee marked as nearest to Earth.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
4
Bunsete 7.05 rises at 4 50 with moon setting around 12 40 4 Wi. Moon age is 11 days. Mercury at perigee marked as nearest to Earth.
Local notice lists Samuel Bad and George Whlpralar as candidates for coroner with designation pr W H Tenrdan. The item appears in an OCR read of a historical page segment.
A call announces a delegate convention at the Marysville Court House Ohio on Tuesday August 11 at 1 20 PM to nominate a State Senator. Representation fixed at one delegate and one alternate per 100 votes for John M Pattison in 1905. Temporary officers named and remarks on party dynamics and upcoming Cedar Point and Cedar Point related conventions.
In a fragmentary report the speaker mentions a wager in New York state about an alleged antitrust violation. The text hints at conspiracy to restrain trade and cites Count Zeppelin to illustrate unresolved questions about aerial navigation.
Fragmented OCR style notes reference John D Rockefeller accident claims and Taft appeal to Virginia for the poor, plus varied remarks on Standard Oil, Cedar Bluff sand or rollers, and local team critiques. The garbled text mentions Mohair, Moyer, and crowd reactions without coherent events or dates.
John sur Willan campaigns for Payne and Cannon, depicting rivals and supporters in a charged exchange. He accuses Republicans of inflationary boasts and aligns with Democratic aims to curb trusts while blasting tariff policies blamed for high costs. the piece notes political maneuvering, public debt shifts, and ongoing debates over labor, capital, and protection.
A lengthy editorial critique argues that tariffs, trusts, and political contributions distort elections. It accuses Indiana Republican leaders of corruption and bribery while contrasting platform promises with real conditions in Pittsburgh and broader labor hardship. The piece discusses tariffs, labor costs, and the political need to address protectionism.
In a heated party contest in Mace Willy Os aug fifteenth sixteenth era, Senator Atwell faced defeat for renomination after attacks on temperance and opposition to county option measures. The convention backed rival candidate J. Marsiat of Risking, reflecting a broader shift against temperance and the county option bill amid cross-party opposition. Morehall captured the convention’s support with 50 votes, marking a decisive rebuke of Atwell’s stance.
A dispatch from Puno Texas dated August reports Yaqui forces moving toward Lampuxis mine area. The missive to Bay Carlow officials notes losses and asserts recent actions near Promontario mine, with ranchers in surrounding county mobilizing for defense.
Justice Gaynor of the state court declares ordinary bets are legal while prohibiting organized gambling schemes. He notes that a bet is not a crime when private and unheld generally but outlaws recording or promoting bets among many bettors. The ruling distinguishes ordinary wagering from illegal gambling and references penalties for bookmakers and public actions.
A dynamited viaduct in Cincinnati Ohio caused injuries and extensive damage in the nearby neighborhood. Investigations focus on who planted the blast as construction by Granger Co of Covington faces labor union tensions and competing theories about the culprit. A reward of ten thousand dollars is offered for information.
A fragmentary report describes police tracking suspects after a relic believed to be from a Roman bolt was found in the old bed of the Chicago River. Detectives pursued leads across the city while officials investigated a supposed connection to a local crime wave and a Greek community dispute.
Lawndale police identify body as 12 year old boy from Shishehn family after father Samuel Shishehn reports shirt found and mother Dore confirms likeness. Crowds near a drainage area chase a suspect later cleared as innocent. investigators weigh single versus multiple perpetrators as federal probes continue.
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