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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
7
A state political dispute in Ohio centers on Senator Foraker and his plan to speak independently of the Ohio party line during the campaign. Republicans worry Dick may break with Foraker, risking a rift as Taft's presidential hopes loom.
The Blaine era era taft speech at Hot Springs urges the Solid South to switch to the Republican ticket for access to political spoils. Taft contrasts with Bryan, attacking bribe politics while promising to distribute rewards if elected. The piece criticizes such appeal as insulting to intelligent voters and civilization.
Fragment from a political page discusses Ohio tensions over Hitchcock leading the organization, opposition from Taft supporters and Vorys, and Democratic harmony. It notes Hitchcock overstepped authority and damaged fences, while Democrats unite for a likely November victory following past Republican gains.
Cincinnati, Aug. 22. George B. Cox, Republican leader of Hamilton county, is reported planning a move to New York to attempt entry into society there. Cox neither confirmed nor denied the plan, angering a reporter who pressed for comment. The report comes as Cox has recently divested part of his Cincinnati estate and holds various theatrical and other interests in New York.
Mrs. George Murray of 273 West 18th Street was saved by her Dalmatian when an armed intruder knocked and grabbed her. The dog rushed in, bit the assailant’s trousers, freeing the woman and causing the man to flee through a window into the street.
New York Aug 22 An announcement at Republican headquarters quoted Jones Sherman confirming Roosevelt conference results. It states that renomination of Governor Hughes for a second term is necessary to end opposition within the party though some may protest. Roosevelt Taft Hitchcock and others favor Hughes with leaders forecasting no chance of a split against his renomination.
The article recalls early travel to Denver by stage, with fares and durations long past. It highlights Holliday's 12 day special roaches, coach crews, and a stage relic at the Smithsonian. It notes Overland Lines, fares around $225, and later tenement schemes in New York paying modest returns, plus Australian forestry shifts toward British and American tree species with kauri pine noted for slow growth.
In Aug 22 report Dee Mothos and Mrs May Bard Barons Bayard refuse extradition for murder of Morris Stein and Hester Porter. Widow Mrs Stein and Jacob Stein dispute legal marriage, insurer claims, and estate rights. Ohio officers plan to pursue warrants. habeas actions possible. hearing to be held in Ohio.
Washington reports that Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright will conduct a public aircraft test at the Lemans facility and Wort Myer airfield in Virginia. The team works on a new contraption and aims for stable flight in three to four days with no secrecy about the proceedings.
Anthony Davis a union miner living in Pratt City near Birmingham was shot and fatally wounded near his home after dynamite wreckage earlier that night. The attack suggests an ambush by men known to the victim as authorities consider troop deployment amid ongoing unrest in the district.
The treasury and commission will draft a rough gauge to admit or reject proposed securities under the new law. It is doubtful a decision will be made before election day amid political hostility surrounding the bonds.
A reader endorses Purana remedies and Porton tate medicines, praising relief from head congestion and throat irritation. The letter also comments on public debt policy and railroad bond politics under Secretary Cortelyou, noting framing before an election.
Local small ads note spring interest in connecting buyers and sellers seeking business partnerships. Readers are invited to place concise notices for collaborations, sales, services, or trade opportunities to build mutually beneficial relationships.
An early 20th century advertisement blend offers book buyback and on us promise for waste paper, with contact details for J W Clark Real Estate and J R Smith Prop advertising carbonated beverages. Includes office addresses at Farming Street Court Street and notes on services like loans, real estate, and sodas.
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