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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
4
The entry notes Bun sets, moonrise at 11 32 p m, moon age 23 days, and a 10 am planet Mercury in superior conjunction moving from west to east of the Sun. It mentions Holley’s giant comet discovered in 1682, due again after 75 years, visible as early as October 1900 AD.
Cincinnati and Ohio voters prepare for a fight against corruption with Judson Harmon pledging to root out graft if elected. The Drake committee exposed city rot, while Springfield race tensions echo Lincoln era fears as new street asphalt ordinances draw scrutiny. Senator Foraker avoids Taft clash. Panama Canal timeline hints at wartime needs.
A breezy compilation lampoons figures from Holland to New York. References to Uncle Lee, President Roosevelt, Governor Hughes, and Senator Foraker mingle with quips about horses on city streets, asphalt roofs, and politicking ahead of Youngstown openings.
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on August 1 a groceryman named John Raenish kidnapped a debtor’s baby to force payment. He was arrested as the child was in possession, fined five dollars and costs, and discharged since no malicious intent was shown. Separate items note Prohibition candidate Ma men W. Chafin accepting the presidential nomination in Chicago with a formal notification by Professor Beanson of Pittsburg, plus a meeting of officials planning a trotting derby at Readville on August 26 with a $50,600 purse and $30,000 to the winner.
In Traverne City Michigan on Sunday two 20 year old youths Julian Haeown and Uh-Benton Anderson drowned when their boat capsized on Base Lake off Ah Aid Meptide. The incident occurred during a voyage overturned by rough water and strong currents.
Dee Motes and Jadud Stely scene unfold in Loudonville as an injunction bars Mary Bayard Stein from disposing of Mortis Stein’s body amid a paternity and marriage dispute. Jacob Stein seeks $3,000 life insurance if Mary Stein was not the wife at death, while a Des Mobos detective is dispatched to gather data and court action restrains the widow.
A jumble of personal notices reports Ms Mary A Davie returning from Tampa after visiting her daughter and many locals traveling visiting relatives or recovering from illness. John Gundrr and W Comner families depart for extended visits. Several residents report improving health after illnesses while others visit kin in Latine Mackinac Caledonia and Middletown.
Mr 8 G Grouve and wife recently moved here from Padwonly and have tried in the Mae Gruder Mock. Pred Preuninger of Baloo Avenue, a member of the Ghia Nu Hon Guard, was brought to town from Dan Perry where he has been with the ward at shooting practice. Preminger is very I with Jjauudlea.
A son born to Mr and Mrs Jordin Clark of Toledo avenue Nora to Mr and Mrs Cleophas Pariah of Nyro street this morning a daughter born Tuesday evening Mrs Hinamen of Fairground street are the parents of a son The Griffith family holds its annual reunion at Gast s grove Prospect today about seventy five people attend and it promises success Florence Richards W C T U meets at Wesley Melrotch Friday at 2 pm memorial for late state president Mrs Anna A Clark of Columbus Marion county male breeders begin the county wide sale ads posted through rural districts unique sketches adorn town windows
A rugged expedition reaches a hidden alpine realm where a peaceful, advanced people wield solar energy and extraordinary science. Their vast powers include moon and planet visibility, instant long distance speech, and time control, provoking wonder and debate about human ideals and potential.
Delicate hint quotes a Cleveland Leader fragment about a reform or lecture platform. The readable bits mention Harrocks and a gifted eloquent woman, with garbled phrases suggesting a discussion of attendance and audience reactions. Referred names imply local publishing context and disputed resume claims.
J F Crissinger of Dix Avenue sustained a serious fall while replacing timers at the Huber company yards. He pitched eight feet to a lumber pile, injuring his left leg with a compound fracture and severe bruises. He was moved to Sawyer Sanatorium for treatment. Doctors believe injuries are not serious despite the severe pain.
The Knights of Poredters companions held a regular meeting with emphasis on business. The Canby badge No 87 and Daigh of Amertes lodge met Tuesday evening, planning Lincoln Park events and a big festival. A parade formed by the Belleville band drew large crowds, marching from the depot to the Fire Club rooms. A special car of Elk members from Bucyrus arrived as delegations from nearby towns joined the festivity.
A special grand jury met as the city authorities take control after unrest. Two regiments began withdrawing today while leaders of the riot are pursued under new efforts by officials.
Negotiates loans auctions and sales buy sell and exchange rent property. Homes very cheap call at office 114 Court Street Headquarters for everything in our One.
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