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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1908

Page

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Nine Lives Lost In Sea Collision At Halifax

Halifax Aug 1 The Gloucester fishing schooner Maggie and I under Capt Eric McCarthran was run down and sunk by the German freighter Freya Capt Hane sixty miles off Halifax at 12 40 pm Sunday. McCarthran and eight crew were drowned. four men were rescued. The Freya showed no immediate damage and the school ship remained nearby until early Sunday morning before heading to Halifax.

Halifax Maggie and I Eric McCarthran Echoudl Freya Hane McCathran Acci

Six Die in New York Tenement Fire at 382 East 112th Street

Six children aged 8 to 12, a two month old infant, and an elderly person burned to death in a Sunday night blaze in a tenement at 382 East 112th Street. Other residents jumped from windows and were severely injured per reports from New York. The article notes accompanying injuries from the fire and mentions an unrelated lynching of Charley Louie, an 18-year-old black man, in Tifton, Georgia, for insulting remarks to a white woman.

New York East Trun Uendfant Georgia Tifton Ajig Charley Louie

Catholic Societien Convention Opens Amid Solemn Mass

A damaged report notes the Catholic Societies national convention opening with a solemn mass at the Cathedral of Holy Cross in Ely Bumlay. The Aug 10 ceremony marks the Ford era gathering amid mentions of leaders and long anticipated discussions.

Catholic Societien Convention Cathedral of Holy Crows Ford Ely Bumlay

Strikers Fire Into Train Near Blocton Alabama

A special train carrying strikebreakers to Blocton mines was fired upon near a cut on the Birmingham Mineral railroad at Hineton. Several killed or wounded, including Conductor Joseph T. Colunn, with deputies and non union miners present. The attackers, hidden behind rocks, caused window destruction and engine damage. Arrests and searches followed as authorities vowed stronger measures to restore order.

Birmingham Ala Mintra Birmingham Mineral Hineton Joseph T. Colunn C. 2 Dent Sherif Wilant Howell Blocton Andilenty Eninger Etrapgic T Bloeton Birminghan Union Collins Washington, D.C Soo Comer Jjout

Woman shot dead in Brooklyn. man shoots self

Bertha Hood, 32, was killed at her Brooklyn home by Ernest Seite, 24, of Manhattan who then wounded himself. The incident followed a decoy letter found in Harrisburg, where W. J. Holly, a railway mail clerk, was arrested on robbery charges and accused of forging marked money.

New York AUA Bertha Hood Brooklyn Ernest Seite Manhattan Seite Harrisburg Holly Ip & Denny

A Disastrous Storm in Baegedlin Austria Buries Workers

A massive thunderstorm struck Baegedlin on Saturday, leveling a large factory and burying many workers. In a hemp factory under construction a tall chimney collapsed trapping about a hundred laborers, with several rescued and many injured as rescue efforts continued.

Baegedlin Austria Ronytracow

Telegraphic Brevities From a Fractured Ledger

A potpourri of political maneuvers and accidents spans the nation. The Independence party aims to file a 2600-voter petition to seed a full state ticket in Kansas, while Gov Hughes is rumored to head a Prohibition state ticket at a Burm House convention next month. Wilbur Wright flies 217 miles at Le Mans in 3 minutes 5 seconds with perfect control. Col R C Keres files for U.S. Senate GOP nomination. John Millis and Isaac Fox die in Bloomington after a bronze-bolstered broncho accident. Governor Wil son denounces Bracken county officials for neglect amid Night Riders, pledging immunity for those resisting intimidation.

Independence Party Kansan R. C. Keres St. Louia Missouri Atte United States John Millis Isaac Fox Bloomington Prunikfort Willson Bracken County

Tennessee Republicans Divide Over Home Rule Convention

Tennessee Republicans in Chattanooga number about 1260 as divisions emerge over a home rule convention. A Sanders Evans faction plans a trip to Nashville on Wednesday, with G J Tillman expected to be the gubernatorial candidate for that wing. In Logansport Indiana a train collision killed Levi Weaver and injured his wife and two children after an auto was hit at a crossing while returning from a funeral.

Tennessee Chattanooga Tenn Holt Yevarty Sanders and Evans Nashville G J.tillman Republican Party of Logansport Tod Levi Weaver

Chicago Population Rise in 1908 Directory Findings

Chicago notes a city population of 2,425,000 in the 1908 directory, a gain of 58,000 from last year. Alphabetical list totals 764,100 with an increase of 20,700, and the city uses a 3.2 multiplier in estimates, lower than some peers.

Chicago

Pope Pius Coronation Anniversary Observed at Vatican

Rome August 1 Pope Pius fifth coronation anniversary marked with a Vatican ceremony in the Bretine chapel attended by the pope the papal court patriarchs archbishops bishops and members of the diplomatic corps amid the sacred rites and papal dignitaries.

Rome Pius Vatican

Denied Citizenship for Japanese Applicant in Federal Court

Bun Kamdgal, a Japanese national, after three years in the U.S. Army including service in the Philippines and an honorable discharge, sought U.S. citizenship under federal law but was denied on Saturday by Judge Howard of the federal court.

Dap Beattle Wan Woreiny United States Philippines Diephorse Bun Kamdgal Bip Haward

Auto Crash Kills Cleveland Importer and Priest Near Toledo

A Cleveland party traveling with Charles W. Pohman and Father George Vahey died when their auto plunged over a steep embankment on the Mitehaw road near Sylvania Ohio. Pohman and Father Vahey were killed instantly. Mrs Pohman and Miss Pohman survived, aided by bystanders. The accident occurred after crossing Ten Mile Creek two and a half miles west of Sylvania. the vehicle toppled into a water-filled hole, entangling the wheels. The party had planned a route to Detroit, Canada and back through Niagara Falls.

Toledo Mitehaw Road Sylvania Charles W. Pohiman Cleveland George Valley Pohlman P.C. Dietzel Stephen Bley Mise Pohlman Eloy Bley Uridke Ten Mile Creek Sylvarnia Unt Bolnt Father Vahey St John's Saw Pohhman de. Diet Pohlmans Detroit Aerotin Carads Toronto Hive Seon Palle Ned Hattalo

Taft Aid Sought by Factions at Springs Va

In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Aug 10 Taft visits Met Springs for a conference to resolve GOP tensions. Swisher and Scherr factions attend with candidates Swisher for governor and Scherr for a dependent Republican post. Both seek support from Taft at his headquarters for a decision on party unity.

Taft White Bulptur Springs Afr

Lockout Follows Strike in Copenhagen Printing Offices

Owing to widespread strike action in Copenhagen printing offices, most workers have joined a general work stoppage across labor departments. A few advisers remain on social papers, while strikers reportedly hold workers in a form of prisoner-like confinement amid the disruption.

Copenhagen Weneral Lorkout

Illinois State Primary Indecisive Returns Delay Forecast

The Illinois state primary results are incomplete with indorsements and nominations for Governor Lieutenant Governor and other offices. Analysts say voting machine counts are too fragmented to provide accurate state figures, with Democratic returns even slower than Republican.

Adlai Kisteyenwon Liwut B. A. Perry Bate—X Fr. Betcler Fudphdette Trencher T A Mount R. S Theke Indorsed United States Albert J. Hopking George Fons Charles 8 Deneen J. G. Oxleaby Ory Bin

Methuen Officers Murdered While Pursuing Robbers

In Methuen Massachusetts on August 10 two police, Charles H. Emerson and Frank Mc Dermott, were found dead near town after a patrol to catch marauders robbing chicken yards. They were beaten with blunt stones and clubs, with blood and wreckage scattered in a peat meadow. Authorities believe they were attacked as they tried to rise, after pursuing the suspects.

Methuen Mass Charles MH. Emerson Frank McDermott Methuen Polce Department Cers Pollet Jones McDermott Tony Ugly Brukes Tela

Thaw Latest Statement From New York Case

From his jail cell Thaw issued a Sunday night statement denying claims by lawyers accusing him of bankruptcy costs. He asserts the papers report only part of his outlay and totals his expenditures at about $417,000 paid by him plus $47,000 from his mother to Hart ridge and $25,000 to Mr Delmas. He notes his own and his counsel fees and Expenses totaling around $106,000 before April 16, 1907.

Poughkeepsie Harry K. Thaw Reilly Mal Exoy Pitteburg Afr Hartridge Hie

Dover Resigns as Secretary of Republican National Committee

Dover of Olio resigns as secretary of the Republican national committee and will serve as secretary of an advisory committee aiding Honewe BR Shel don, with Willan Hoywant of Netrauke City named to lead western lend paver ters of Ulidigo in the shawnee of Air, Mitebewek.

Dover New York Eimer Olio Haw Honewe BR. Sheldon Willan Hoywant Netrauke City Ulidigo Toe Ahawnee Air Mitebewek

Nurses Wanted for Home Care Training Idea

A New York Sun letter argues for establishing a program where intelligent women from working or middle classes train as home nurses, combining light housework with patient care. Suggested pay ranges from 10 to 15 dollars weekly, with potential growth and careful screening to protect patients and maintain dignity. Also discusses infant care, air quality, and school options for wives.

Howwes Abel Hhe Mall Sinatlor Imky Young Women's Christian Association Iight Brooklyn New York Sun

Sewing in Sleeves for Plain Shirtwaists

Guidance on proper shoulder seam length in shirtwaist sleeves. Emphasizes not extending the shoulder over the arm to avoid untidy fits. Advises aligning sleeve seam from armpit to shoulder and keeping sleeve position square for a smooth, proper fit.

Removing Callous Spots From the Feet

An old guide notes callous spots on feet form from pressure and friction and can be rubbed away in the daily bath. Soften them with pumice or by binding the spot overnight with crude petroleum after bathing. Plaster wraps or poultices may also help, allowing the area to perspire and heal. The piece ends with a fragment about a Chinese mission and a dishes washing anecdote.

Chang Duke Oly

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