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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

Page

1

Hughes Foraker And Money Question

Oyster Bay aides discuss Hogtop situation and ways to replenish campaign funds. Sherman hopes Hughes will be denominated as treasurer Sheldon notes that contributions to the Republican fund have not exceeded $40,000 per individual and may be disowned.

Sherman Hitchcock Roosevelt Oyster Bay Miguel Rosevelt James Peel Dent National Chainiawn Ttna Morsker Tim Hughes Sheldon

Soldiers Riot At Atlantic Terminal In Ga Riot

At Atlantis Georgia on August 20 a riot erupted aboard two US Army units en route from the BloVum to the Pacific coast. Police and Fort McPherson troops restored order after soldiers attacked civilians and officers, with Frank Smith stabbed and Joseph Bleak detained. the scene calmed by 6:00 pm as guards secured the cars.

Fort McPherson Atlantis United States Tae Blovum Pacific Coast Pon Fort McPaerson Bankhead Lis Thaypeon CM Department McPherson Frank Smith Joseph A. Bleak

Johnson 15 Named Against His Wish In Minnesota Nomination

Minneapolis August 20 Governor Johnson accepted renomination by the Democratic state convention after a dramatic demonstration. Delegates uprooted standards in Hennepin County and cheered Johnson, while a committee was chosen to fill other ticket positions. The convention endorsed the harvesting machinery plant at Bitwater and favored unitary statewide races. Governor Johnson will issue a statement this afternoon.

Minneapolis John 4. Johnson Aitkin County Ramaty County Deniel W. Lawler St. Paul Joly ‘A.dohueon Hennepin County Johnson Frank A. Day Capitol Bryan Denver Georgia Cavernor Johnson Bitwater United Boites Minneapolia Johnaan Uue

Archbishop Farley to Be Made Cardinal

Tombe reports Pope Pius X has withdrawn opposition to Archbishop Farley of the New York diocese becoming a cardinal. The honor will be conferred at the October consistory meeting of the Catholic Church.

Tombe Diodor Phiy X Barley New York

Bishop Mquad Dedicates New Hall at St Bernard’s Seminary

Trochester August 20. Right Rev Bernard J McQuad bishop of Rochester celebrated his fourth anniversary as bishop by dedicating a new hall of theology at St Bernard’s seminary. Distinguished gathering of clergy and bishops attended the ceremony.

Trochester Bernard J. McQuad Rochester Dia St Bernard’s Seminary

Thirteen Injured In Fort Smith Mountain Road Wreck

In Fort Smith Arkansas on August 20 thirteen persons were injured when a train on the Mountain road derailed near Ol Nema line due to brake failure. The smoker and baggage car piled up, but officials report no deaths.

Fort Smith Ark Moumtain Ol Nema

Forest fires rage across border in British Columbia region

Reports from Hollingdon Washington dated Aug 20 describe extensive forest fires spreading along the boundary into Gauatne area near British Columbia. Firefighters and locals in Hatatitanta area battle the blazes as communities fear wider disaster.

Hollingdon Washington Peenlt British Columbia Noukeach Hollingham Gauatne B.C Bowen “Gland Canadian Territory

Second Calamity in Maypole Mine Fears Loom

The rescue effort at the Maypole mine continues with fifty men entombed and renewed partitions causing extreme danger. Fire and smoke threaten the rescuers as they push to reach the trapped workers, with additional miners reported in dangerous condition.

Wien Eng Maypole

Troops Depart After Brief Turbulent Pause

Confused dispatches describe soldiers leaving a troubled area on August 20 as forces reposition toward stability. Officials report limited clashes and a slow return to normal operations after a staged evacuation and regrouping.

Sperry Is Dined Sperry Is Dined with Admiral Perry

A fragmented notice describes a dinner for Admiral Perry and the American fleet. The damaged text mentions President Roosevelt and government officials, referencing a celebratory canal occasion and public interest in naval events.

Bperry Cuddthy Cenpral Northoate Joanie Ty Rooeovell

Fraternal Beneficiary Societies Seek Regulation Legislation

A legislative measure is being prepared to regulate and control fraternal beneficiary societies. The bill outlines standards and oversight provisions aimed at safeguarding members and ensuring proper governance. Further details on sponsors and schedule were not provided in the text.

Fragmentary note on sortation and legislative framing

Fragmentary OCR reads about a recommendation to the legislatures regarding the capture between a combine and fraternal insurance groups noted as Maxlen Woodmen of America and a reference to the 1900 congress. The text is incomplete and unclear about specifics but mentions organizational names and a legislative context.

Combine Fraternal Insurance Peletics Maxlen Woodmen Ameri Romo

Finance commission coming home after London visit

Late August report says the finance commission led by Senator Adrien Wilkinson is returning from Europe. The group examined financial reforms and preliminary plans for currency management and imperial economy.

Finance Commission

Americans Rate London Games Poorly After Arrival

New York delegates Ada and others express dissatisfaction with treatment of American track athletes at the London Olympics. John J. Teyes notes perceived snubs as they arrive aboard the steamer Geante, while J. P. Mal pleads the Cup for the Ceranie and calls for recognition of grievances. Other arrivals include J. No Pate, RM Shitzer, Powst, M. J. Ryo, and George W. Cameron.

New York Ada John J. Teyes Ile London J. P. Mal Aomer Amer Leatiq Sthletes Aill Uds J. No Pate Inra Universlty Michiana RM. Shitzer Thwart Powst Yale M. J. Ryo George W. Cameron

Mrs Tains Ready to Kiss and Make Up

A New York report claims Mrs Hale plans public reconciliation with her husband if Captain Peter Hanns is willing to consent. Attorney John Mentyre says the confession will be released in full, detailing her alleged coerced statements at gunpoint and a dramatic recounting of loneliness after her husband’s departure.

Annis New York Ave John Mentyre Peter Hanns Ji Lee Honkar William BL Mrt Hale Jxive Army Annia Faing Orimeal Haine

Des Moines Man Investigates Double Murder Case

Jacob Biel of Des Moines arrives in Winther to lead inquiry into the August double shooting that killed a man and his wife. Stein is connected to the case, allegations arise over a note found in the victim's pocket and handwriting questions. Des Moines authorities wire to detain Mrs Stein and her mother as the inquest continues.

Stein Elf Sstein Caponer Ash Althoug Aubort Stet Des Moines G. B. Puller Landonville Mins Porster Mra. Sein Tawa Mae Stein Min Morris Mary Bayard Mise Porter Frey Ash Avhland Tlelaly Whitten

Exodus of Springfield Negroes Amid Turmoil and Fear

Fear and terror dominated Springfield as two infantry regiments left and two more mobilized. Negro families sought shelter at the arsenal while hundreds headed to camps or rode trolley cars with scarce funds. Anonymous threats appeared as communities grappled with escalating repression and displacement.

Springfeld Springfield Soconefal Beores

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