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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

5

Factories Busy as Merchants Boost Orders Nationwide

Country merchants attend wholesale markets in strong numbers with traveling salesmen sending large orders. Bank clearings show a mid year uptick, despite August dullness, while Philadelphia to San Francisco report mixed activity in textiles, dry goods, and groceries. Industry remains active in steel and building trades as demand inches upward.

New York Dan United States Philadelphia Pittsburg Baltimore New Orleans Minneapolis San Francisco St. Louis Kansas City Wall Boston Muction Pittsboro Interstate Merchants Association Kan City Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland St. Paul

Jewelry Heist Strikes Westmingtor Residence

Detective reports thieves robbed G De Gluseffe home in Westmingtor, Wis eity, stealing thousands of dollars worth of jewelry, laces, silk, and valuables. The Guiseffe family was in New York for two weeks. robbery likely occurred Friday night.

Loin Aug G. de Gluseffe Westmingtor Wis Eity Guiseffe New York

Actress Will Visit New York for Fall Engagements

Negotiations complete for Len ta Crossman a grand niece of Katharine Foater composer of Old Kentucky Home and Suwa River to travel south this fall after New York engagements limited her, making a southern tour possible rather than previous busy schedule.

Gouth New York Lenta Crossman Kaphen N. Foater Kentucky Suwa Ff South Crow

Unclear OCR Summary of Fight Event Involving Naptia and Caps

The fragmentary text references multiple fighters and locations including Lyndhurst Caps Parnell How York and Kob WY Chang. It hints at an explosion or blast and damage reports involving Naptia and lamens Hong Kong, but the passage is garbled and lacks verifiable details or a clear sequence of events.

Naptia Kok Slam Lyndhurst Parnell York Hong Kong

Late Telegraph News Highlights From Around The World

Sir George Newnes and Lady Newnes arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania from Liverpool. Dr J R Force of Minneapolis was paroled after a grand larceny conviction. Two men were killed and another wounded at St Johns orphan asylum in Brooklyn by a collapsing cement drain. Teheran reports the Shah obtained a 250000 loan from a Russian bank using crown jewels as security to fund a campaign against Tabriz. Since White Star began Southampton to New York service, 42260 passengers waited in the year to May 31, up 11043 from last year. Clemenceau ordered Paris army electricians to stay in barracks to guard essential services after a strike. the move is not expected to recur.

George Newnes Newnes New York Mauretania Liverpool J. R. Force Brooklyn Thomas Roche John McLaughlin Charles Timony Teheran Shah of Persia Tabriz White Star Line Southampton White Star Clemenceau Electrical Corps Army Paris

Flat Iron Accident Injures Child in Passaic

A woman ironing on the second floor of a tenement in Passaic New Jersey dropped a hot flat iron when it fell from a window. The iron struck eight year old Joseph Rendzo in the street, fracturing his skull. Doctors fear he will not recover.

Bay New York Passaic N. J Priday Joseph Rendzo

Honest Labeling Session at Mackinac Island Convention

At Mackinac Island Michigan the Friday session of the convention of static and pational fod and dairy department officials focused on honest labeling of products. The discussion covered flour bleaching and catsup production without preservatives with several manufacturers participating.

Mackinac Island Mich, Ang Dairy Department

Morse and Curtin Charged With False Bank Entries

Federal grand jury in New York returns verdict against Charles W. Morse and A A Curtin for making false entries in the National Bank of North America books. Arguments on pending bonds set for September 5.

New York Aug Charles W. Morse A A. Curtin Federal Grand Jury National Bank of North America

Navy awards low bid for Key West quay wall contract

The Navy Department Friday awarded the contract for a Key West quay wall to the Penn Bridge Co of Washington DC at 4426. The bid is considerably lower than all other proposals received for the project.

Bly Lower Washington Aug Navy Department Penn Bridge Go Washington, D.C Key West Fla Thase

Large Drydocks to Be Built in Liverpool

Reports say the White Star Line has opened negotiations to build vast drydocks at Abuthampton to service the new Olympic Titanic and Lavia bank for transatlantic routes to New York.

Liverpool Aug White Star King Lavia Bank Olympic Titanic New York

Dreuth Broken in Alaska Heavy Rain Impacts Nome Diggings

Tacoma reports mining expert Henry Bratnober notes a long drought in Alaska broken by heavy rain near Nome. The event affects millions of dollars in world mining interests and the fragile supply chain for diggings referenced in the cable.

Alaska Tacoma Henry Bratnober Nome

Rajirnad Bridge Incident Near Cater River

An OCR fragment reports damage at the Uligoi Cortia Bridge over the Cater river near Or Miilied and Thirty thine street Way. The text mentions sludge or flooding and a forceful event related to Comb, Chictiza, and local authorities, but details are unclear.

Rajirnad Cater River

Wealthy aged woman dies in St Louis after German convent pact

Margaret Casens, aged about 75, died at her daughter's home in St Louis after a long life marked by a unique pact among 65 girls in a Stuttgart convent. Seventy five years ago she earned a share of marks, later receiving more than $15,000 from a Berlin bank when she became the last surviving member of the class.

At. Louis Margaret Castens Mia Cwstens Stuttgart Germany Uiey Berlin Cassens

Milking Cow Sparks Fight In Newton

Italian boy accused of milking neighbor Tony Ombrela's cow triggered a Friday night altercation that ended with the shooting of Mia Caponi and her son Frank. Oliver Ombrela and Pasquale Ombrela face $10,000 bail each on assault with intent charges as doctors report the Caponi family will recover.

Newton Masa Mia Dominic Caponi Frank Tony Ombrelas Ombrela Pasquale

Secret service eyed stage money under ban text

Washington reports Chief Wilkie of the secret service urges a law text to ban stage money. He cites a case where a $100 bill passed as lawful money and predicts court action against a stage money producer will set a legal precedent.

Washington Aug Wilkie Secret Service Wilkle

Opium Committee Chooses Shanghai for New Year Meeting

Washington reports the international opium committee will convene in Shanghai on January 1 to investigate the opium trade. The body lacks plenary powers but will issue recommendations for future national actions.

Washington Aug China Shanghai International Opium Committee

Asiatic Cholera Epidemic Report Informs Prussian Health Office

The Prussian ministry of public health has learned that Asiatic cholera is active this year in eastern and southeastern European Russia. The central health office has ordered strict medical inspection of the Russian frontier, focusing on river traffic on the Vistula and Oder rivers.

Berlin Pruastin Ministry of Public Health Russia Trafic Vietula Oder

Navy invites bids to transport coal to Magdalena Bay

The navy department announces proposals to transport coal to Magdalena Bay Mexico, with bids due by noon Wednesday August 22 1908. Bidders must state if vessels carrying the coal may be diverted to Bremerton Washington and discharge cargoes there if required.

Washington Navy Department Magdalena Bay Mexico Magdalena Tay Bremerton Wanh

Fire damages seed house in Richmond at night

A blaze at The Inne in Richmond Virginia damaged the seed house of T. pols and Sone. Loss estimated above 10000 dollars, largely covered by insurance. Cause unknown. origin of the fire is not determined.

Richmond Aug Inne T. Pols & Sone

Arrest Report From Cleveland Sparks Domestic Charge

A Cleveland man was jailed on a charge of assault and battery after alleging his mother stabbed him in the cheek with a knife. The incident occurred late August 26 at Beat Thirty-deht fi. Authorities filed the complaint citing family dispute and resulting arrest.

Cleveland

Canadian Pacific Telegraphers Prepare for Strike

Canadian Pacific workers plan a possible strike within a fortnight. The railroad states locomotives and rolling stock are in good condition and 8000 Japanese mechanics are being distributed where needed. Special constables will guard facilities but no violence has been reported.

Tenadian Pacific T He Khope Johor Western Canna

Tragic House Fire Claims Three Young Children

In Minneapolis a mother named Mrs. Frank Berg left her house to copy in the morning. She locked the three children aged one, two, and four in a room. The house caught fire and burned fiercely before anyone heard the children’s screams, resulting in their deaths.

Minneapolis Minn Aug Frankberg

Boston Suffers Black Friday Weather Strike

Boston endured a severe weather event described as Black Friday with the heaviest electrical disturbances in years. A partial meteorological outage occurred Friday as the United States Weather Bureau recorded a significant drop in readings at Lit Inches, lasting nearly an hour.

Boston Mass United States Weather Bureau

International Conference Opens at Paris Grand Hotel

Representatives of major shipping companies convened in Paris at the Grand hotel to regulate the steerage rate war between the Mediterranean and other regions, focusing on effects for America and England. The session began Friday, signaling coordinated action on voyage costs and passenger service.

Paris Mediterranean America Eagland Grand Hotel

National Anti Asiatic Immigration League Formed

In Washington D C on a Friday eight the National Anti Asiatic Immigration league of the United States was formed. A declaration of principles and constitution was adopted and officers elected including president Yoder and vice presidents Emmons and Brinkman. The league aims to establish branches in every state and carry on nationwide activity.

Anti-Immigration League Washington National Anti-Asiatic Immigration League of the United States Washington, D.C Amd Yoder A. W. Thomas Richard P. Fivana John H. Brinkman Frank Clark Florida Cotter Bride Charles M. Emmons

Steamer Premier Burns to Water’s Edge at Warren’s Landing

A steamer named Premier captained by Stevens burned to the water’s edge at Warren’s Landing on the north end of Lake Winnipeg in Ontario. Six passengers and two crew were lost. The incident occurred Friday, reported by SA appecial to the Pioneer Crew from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Water's Edge St Paul Aug Winnipeg Man Stevens Warrens Landing Lake Winnipeg

Three Thousand Affected in Lowell Plant Shutdown

The Hamilton Mig Co villa in Lowell Mass shuts down Friday night for two weeks resuming full time August 24. The Mascach nette tolls also shut down for two weeks, beginning Monday August 10. Three thousand employees are affected.

Lowell Mass Hamilton Mig. Co Mascachenette

Young Lady Released on Bail in Goull Divorce Case

New York August. John Fleming tied to a divorce writ against Frank J. Goull and re charged with conspiracy in an alleged attempt to manufacture evidence. He was preliminarily released on a $3,000 bail.

New York Dim John’ Fleming Frank J. Goull Priday

Receiver Takes Pucket Line Amid River Low Water

Berinton Pennsylvania is facing service disruption as the Pucket Line, operated by Pittsburg and Cincinnati, falls to a receiver due to unprofitable operations amid low water. Former Singer manager Pano Tex is arrested for embezzlement while traveling to New York. Passengers on the Lark line learn a wave failed near Port Jefferson but the engineer Kelduy confirms the train’s delay, with no clear cause.

New York Port Jefferson Kelduy Northpart Greenawn

Chips From Ohio S News Log Not Visiting Popular Resort

Assistant Attorney General Miller returned to Columbus after conferring in Cincinnati and said Mr Ellie's condition improved with good appetite and sleep. Wille plans a one month trip to an Atlantic coast point, not Atlantic City. Hocking Valley Railway weighs adding a telephone plant to run Columbus Athens trains by phone instead of telegraph after trials elsewhere.

Columbus Wo HL Miller Cincinnati Ellie Wille Atlantic Coast Atlantic City Wilt Columbus, O Nclalw Horking Valley Railway Co Athens Connors Heverml

City considers releasing dock to passenger boat firms

A Friday morning conference among Mayor Johnson City Solicitor Baker and W J Springboro resulted in a tentative ordinance to release the dock at the foot of Erie street to passenger boat companies. The measure will become the basis for negotiations on new passenger docks and a copy will be sent to the boat companies. In Toledo an explosion and fire destroyed a home Friday morning, and the body of Charles Polsel a merchandise broker living at 24 Fourteenth street was recovered from the rubble. The coroner suspects possible suicide as two gas jets were found open.

Cleveland Johnson Baker W. J. Springboro Board of Public Service Erie Street Toledo Charles Polsel Polech Fourteenth Street

New Ohio Incorporations in Columbus Aug

New incorporations list includes The Pando Coal Co Canton increasing capital from 60000 to 75000 dollars and The Traders Baking Co Cleveland with 16000 dollars. Names Max Jotul Ben Welns Allert C Goerke Geo D Hilo and Wi H Miller appear. Women's Relief Corps of Ohio G A R files amendment moving headquarters from Columbus to Oberlia.

Columbus O. Aug Pando Coal Co Canton Traders’ Baking Co Cleveland Max Jotul Ben Welns Allert C. Goerke Geo D. Hilo H. Miller Women's Relief Corps of Ohio Chayter Columibus Oberlia

Police told where to find wife and daughter of Prank Flint

Two young girls notified police Friday that they knew the whereabouts of the wife and 12 year old daughter of Prank Flint of Sharon who had offered 100 reward for information concerning their location. They disappeared June 2. The girls refused to give the address. Flint turned the money over to the police.

Youngstown Ant Flint Sharon Filnt

Perilous Bridge Ride Ends Near Miss in R Youngtown

Dr. Harry McGarvey drove to reach a sick patient across Market street bridge under repair. He sped onto the bridge as the floor rails were missing, narrowly avoiding a plunge 60 feet to the street. Girders stood between his auto and a fall.

Youngtown Aug Harry McGarvey Market Street

Burglars Flee in Buggy After Midnight Break-In

Avon Ohio at midnight Friday Frank Alcon noticed three men prowling the post office. They fled in a buggy after breaking a front window. Neighbors pursued, saw the men lighting matches, but the chase eased as they disappeared.

Avon, O Frank Alcon

Two Girls Lead Mob in Upper Sandusky Incident

Two girls named Ada Mikwor and Desan Seanes led a mob here on a Friday evening threatening to lynch Jama Goudieve, who had shot and killed Frank McCormick in the Pennsylvania depot. The event reflects a tense flash point in the town.

Upper Sandusky Mikwor Ada Desan Seanes Jama Goudieve Frank McCormick

Governor Harrial to Leave for Preble County Farm

Governor Harrial will not attend the Cedar Point legislators meeting. Since returning from Eaton he has not planned further public events and will depart for his Preble county farm where he expects to stay indefinitely.

Columbus Harrial Cedar Point Eaton Preble County

Old Forestry Bureau Revived in Columbus Aug 1

Columbus reports Gov Harring restarts the state forestry bureau signaling a renewal of federal and local focus on national resources. The move marks a significant early step in postwar conservation efforts and reestablishes state oversight of forestry.

Old Forestry Bureau Columbus White House Harrig Wuld Atate Forestry Bureau

Taft to Visit Camp Perry in August

Columbus reports Taft plans a tour of Camp Perry in late August. The schedule mentions General A B Critonfield and the army’s involvement as troops prepare for events at Camp Barry with city officials noting security and ceremonial activities during the week of August 24.

Taft Camp Perry Columbus Critonfield Barry Waring Th Wattohut Davy Wua

Fortune to Cats as Charity from Mrs Lowry Will

Philadelphia Attornies report a will of the late Mrs Annie L Lowry directing five thousand dollars be invested and the income paid to Violet Peak for the care of cats and the Parisian household formerly belonging to Arm Tarwry who died August 1 at age eighty five.

Philadelphia Annie L. Lowry Thin City Violet Pealk Cotain Cata Paris Atrm Tarwry

Cardinal Gibbons Improving After Illness

Card Gibbons shows signs of improvement as Rome reports a dog incident and a medical condition named Re-Cerdinn. Officials note Woridky morning symptoms of intestinal indiv ioultion have disappeared, suggesting recovery progress.

Cardinal Gibbons Rome

The Sun Bath Fashion Across Paris

A fragmentary article discusses the sun bath fashion trend in Paris aimed at skin health. It mentions women wearing draped garments in place of everyday clothing, a belief in radiant skin, and cautions about open windows for ventilation alongside a physician’s note on typical bath temperatures and humidity.

Protecting the Hair in Everyday Care

A dated cosmetic advisory discusses managing short wisps that fall over the face. It warns that constant curling damages ends, leading to more breakage unless ends are protected with careful wrapping and minimal curl. Advice includes pinning back hair with a ribbon when working.

A Preemptive Headache Remedy From Kitchen Medicine

A period tone recipe suggests a pre emptive headache remedy not a cure for severe cases. It mixes epomamlin ginger and other powders in specific proportions and advises gradual administration with food to stimulate stomach function and prevent headache onset. The instructions note that some headaches respond to this mix and that adjustments may heighten effects.

Nevensary

Plan to Quiet Restless Sleep Through Noise

The passage describes using small cotton plows and wires to create sounds intended to wake sleepers, a scheme noted as a method to keep a household calm. Travelers have been upset, as the noise interrupts peaceful rest during the night.

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