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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1908

Page

5

Detective Arrests Stir West Center Street Saloon Case

A local detective, William Hingham, was arrested by Officer Casle on an alleged pocket picking at Arquilla saloon. Meyer accuses Hingham of stealing five dollars from his trouser pocket. bartender says two men were intoxicated and the cash later appeared with Hingham. Hingham pleads not guilty. mayor sets a preliminary hearing for 2 PM. Other cases include Frank Myers for drunkenness and City police actions resulting in fines and short jail terms for several individuals.

William Hinginn Forestay Casle Charles Meyer Hingham Meyer Arquilla West Center Street Bingham Hough Poseasion

Birthday Gift Thrills Foreman Atetchinson With Gold Watch

William Atetchinson, foreman and shipping clerk at the leader shops, received a beautiful gold watch from fellow workers on his birthday. The surprise event was staged Saturday night with a planned absence, a supper, and a gathering at a Willow Street home. Tonight a dance is planned at Seluwinger's hall with orchestra music.

William Atetchinson Leader Shops Atchinson Willow Street

Funeral Services For Winton Peters Held At Home

Funeral rites for Winton Peters were held Monday afternoon at 3 o clock from the Mt Vernon Avenue residence. The interment occurred in a Marion cemetery.

Pol Winton Peters Mt Vernon Avenue Marion

Doty receives promotion and funeral attendance noted

Claude Doty eldest son of Mrs. John Doty returns home this evening to attend his father James Doty's funeral Thursday. He has received a promotion in two weeks as technical manager for the Packard Motor Works New York branch. Also mentions a catarrh cure and a pile remedy with testimonials and prices.

Claude Doty John Doty James Doty Marton Doty New York Packard Motor Works New York City

Death Claims James Doty After Forty Years Service

James Doty, longtime Erie system engineer aged 63, died Tuesday morning at his West Center Street home after months of illness. He leaves wife Amanda and four children John Doty Claude Doty Mrs J B Hollenbeck and Mrs Harry Mealey. Funeral service is set for Thursday at 1 o clock from the West Center Street home with interment in Marion. Doty was a builder of the old Atlantic and Great Western and served about forty years on the Erie system. He was a member of Konolisko lodge Odd Fellows and the Order of Railway Engineers and was highly esteemed by officials and fellow engineers alike.

James Doty Erie West Center Street Denti Atlantic Great Western Doty Amanda Doty Qawintere John Doty Moston Claude Doty New York City J. B. Hollenbeck Lane Col Nebraska Harry Mealey West Church Street Wie Jong Miness Konolisko Lodge The Odd Fellows Order of Railway Engineers West Centertreet Tuveral

Enthusiastic Prohibition Supporters Await Chafin Nomination

Chicago observers report a flood of enthusiasm as delegates and supporters prepare to notify presidential nominee Eugene W. Chafin. Attendees from several groups will participate in the event, aiming to rally backing for the prohibitionist platform.

Chicago Draln Doads Eugene W. Chafin Pitteen Jouwand

Big Day for the Elks at Bellevue Lincoln Park Parade

Bellevue hosts a big Elks event with a baseball game, parade led by Dowler's Rube Band, and a corn roast. Marion Lodge Elks, visiting from Dacyrus, Kenton, Delaware, and Upper Sandusky, gather at Lincoln Park for the annual conclave. The program features a crab baseball nine, dinner at the European hotel, and an afternoon parade at 2 40 oclock followed by entertainment and dancing. Social policing will guard against imposters during the private gathering.

Marlon Lie Dacyrus Kenton Delaware Upper Sandusky Lincoln Park Marion Nine Visttina Wika Marion Lodge Elks Nie Wasebell Nina Cuvningham Mason Starr Holand Ott Cheney Shy Clark Kraner Peck Comer Willy Dowler

Marion Public Library Patronage Surpasses Expectations

Officials report the Marion public library has received patronage far exceeding previous levels, a development welcomed by the board and other authorities.

Local events and safety notes in Marion area

Avon Wak born to Me and Mrs Gordon Clark at 9 Tolelo Avenue at noon today. The board of public safety held a short session this morning and allowed the regular semi monthly tax levy. Leo Ryan of Olney Avenue had two fingers badly cut in a Saturday accident. The List grocery on Weal Center Street closed this afternoon on the precision of the funeral of an employee’s mother Mrs Hate Corey. The Indies Aid society of the United Brethren Oliver will hold a called meeting at the church Wednesday evening after the tea prayer meeting. Lavi Zimmer of Mount Olent had his right foot cut while chopping wood on the Upper Sandusky electric line at Moral Saturday. The little son of Abr and Myr. Venjamin Craker stepped on a rusty nail at the home on Leader Street Sunday. A local physician says there is no need for worry about the grip locally and believes Marion may see up to a thousand cases safe. Weather changes this year are unusually frequent and blamed for odd conditions. A meeting of the citys over unions was held Monday evening with plans for the Fabian celebration at Shelby September 7. The K P fund of Prospect is likely to accompany the men to the celebration. Attendance at the meeting last night was low. another meeting will be held tonight to finish plans. Admiral Coffee.

Leo Ryan Olney Avenue List Hate Corey the Indies Aid Society of the United Brethren Oliver Lavi Zimmer Mount Olient Sandusky Moral Abr Myr Venjamin Craker Tie Howe Leader Street Shelby K.P Fund Vidas

Public Library Patronage Grows Daily in Marlon

The Marlon public library trustees met Monday evening and handled routine business. The librarian's report shows the library now has twelve honored regular borrowers and the meter increases daily, highlighting growing community use of library services.

Marlon Public Library

Free cure for eczema and piles offered by W Williams

Advertisement offers a positive cure for eczema salt rheum piles and skin diseases for free. It promises instant relief and urges afflicted readers to write FP W Williams at 400 Manhattan Avenue New York enclosing payment. The ad claims you have tried the rest now try our best Admiral Corer ee.

W. Williams Manhattan Avenue New York Correr Ee

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