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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1908
Page
4
The piece surveys birds and their role in ecosystems, noting woodpeckers and other species in a broader discussion. It touches on food adulteration detection methods and a Bureau of Chemistry Yearbook, plus commentary on labor, living standards, and American workers’ diets. It also references a Manila consistory album and a Filipino paper dispute over signatures.
A call announces a delegate convention in Marysville Ohio on Tuesday August 11 at 1 30 PM to nominate four candidates for State Senator The fixed representation yields one delegate and one alternate per hundred votes cast for Job M Pattison in 1905 Counties listed Hardin Logan Marion Talon and others delegate totals to be determined by county committees Temporary officers named include Phil M Crow Hardin County as Temporary Chairman I L Gonmer Union County as Temporary Secretary and committee members from Harding Union Logan and Marion counties The item also reviews political commentary and notes on figures including President Roosevelt and Bryan with local cross references and remarks about the Denver nominating event.
A garbled passage reflects chaotic public discourse about crime and civility, naming figures like Alton U. Marker and references to residency, independence, and a controversial petition. The text hints at political maneuvering, responses to scandal, and a changing epoch in New York public life.
Washington August officials filed a voluminous complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging railroad practices to raise freight rates across the Southwest Territory. The document names Attorney General Mallard and Railroad Commissioners Mayfield and Love and seeks investigation and rate relief for shippers facing injury.
Cileago August 1 preliminary draft of the Broadview Oil rehearing petition was completed today and forwarded to Attorney General for approval by United States Chancellor Attorney Bima. The petition will be filed for Domring August 21.
London reports King Edward will depart this afternoon for Marientad for rest after a strenuous season. He will meet Emperor Franz Joseph II and Kaiser Wilhelm II on the way, aiming to ease tensions and show German British policy seeks peace. The Kaiser arrived at noon today and the talks are pictured as crucial for European peace.
Washington reports debate over Ananias Corbin and two elder statesmen as rivals discuss who bore responsibility for a high profile discharge. The article critiques correlation between Roosevelt and Taft era actions, noting conflicting claims about orders and executions tied to a 1906 dismissal.
New York August 10 one of the black hand gangs is believed to have started the fire that killed four children of Frank Savio and injured seven others in an incident tied to a tenement. Campaign fund debate in Chicago Aug 10 shows disowned fundraising plans with no definite decision reached. Governor Haskell stated no appeal for money, but twenty one thousand dollars reportedly received.
Copenhagen August 1 On hits 104 strike of typevetters nearly all papers in Denmark suspended publication indefinitely except a few Western papers. In a game in right field, Wilton pitched, Moglii out at third from the right field fence as he attempted two bases on Alybott's throw. Ahrow made a perfect catch.
Cory Hensler filed in the elronic court seeking a nidification of an alimony order under a common pleas restraint, claiming the $500 yearly payment is oppressive and requires him to borrow. he rents land, faces farming difficulties, and cites incapacity for labor, with lawyers Mouxer, Scofield, Durfee, and Seoneld for the plaintiff. Charles Craft sues Erie Railroad for $15,000 damages after an injury at Youngstown while serving as a mail clerk, alleging a collision while the train stood, resulting in head and shoulder injuries and ongoing invalid status. Javohy Dad and Donl are for the plaints. In Miller v Miller, the defendant answered through Jacoby and Dent denying the wife’s divorce petition.
A jumble of short notices mentions Admiral Mee and Dewey, bicycle feats, cabbage printing, and world tour plans by Colonel Greens. It notes selections for an American battleship crew, a large foreign board connection, a famous tenor contract in Vienna with a return to New York's Metropolitan Opera after three years, and other scattered items with limited clarity.
The Mirror column lists residents and guests visiting from West Center street Il May 1 visits by Frank from South State Street and Mrs Cecar Bilthart of Magnetic Springs entertained by Marlon ronds. William Nagel of Upper Sandusky attended the Methodist camp meeting. Dorothy Glympse visits Pleasant A near Dayton. Stanley Strayer and Edward Wollmineber returned yesterday from an auto trip to Mingo. Hazel Wottrlog goes to Huckeye Take for several days guest of Jelonda. Clyde Waddington returned from Riverside California for King's health. Bert Woodruff and family back from Lakeside on Lake Erie after two weeks. Lola Johnson car to her life at Mingepent visit with DW Strayer. Hethel and Bernice Quane of Fostoria visiting Della P Lurnd on East Church Street. Mr. Mead of Greenwich Conn guest of Jules Raund of East Church Street for three weeks, then returned home Saturday. George Bek and Jacobier Kathryn of Bucyrus spending week at Nelsons on East Church Street. Martin Willer from St Francis Kansas visiting Mrs. Straw on Mary Street. Walter, formerly resident of Marlon, revisits after twenty years.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Church plans the first Thursday meeting at the parsonage for September to start the month. Florence Richards W C I U at Wesley M and church holds an afternoon gathering next Wednesday at two with full attendance urged. Marion County Prohibition Club hosts a 4:30 pm meeting at the Midin Room on North State Street. a sober gathering is expected. Marriage licenses issued to Joseph Miller and Opal Sutton of the city, Edgar Miranda of Arbela and Miss Soule of Agenta. Dr S W Mattox performed an eyelid removal at Central Emergency Hospital on N Bogers, Lane, with Rogers in good condition at sixty-five. Cloud Medal 2 Tolan.
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