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The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

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Archbold Attacks Tariff Tinkering In Oil Case

New York dispatch details John D. Archbold’s testimony in the federal suit to dissolve the Standard Oil trust. He argues the trust was liquidated 1892 to 1909 with good faith, says New Jersey subsidiary held pro rata interests, and cites figures on compensation to Pittsburg producer M. Tarnsdale and links to Josey Sibley of the Galena Sigal Co. as part of the trust’s network.

New York Archbold United State United States Standard Oil Trust Bhrough Standard Oil Go New Jersey John D Archbolil. Sau 1 Whettlers Alett Dvel Inbbe Aratvbeld Jonns Mir Tarnsdalety Jere Barns Joans Oy Mit

Burtons Cabinet Offer Shakes Ohio Senate Fight

President elect Taft offers Congressman Burton the secretary of the treasury post while pressuring for support in the Ohio senatorial race. Burton seeks the Senate seat against Foraker, with Taft backing Charles P Taft and aiming to deny Foraker allies any advantage. The offer stays open pending Taft faction strength, and a withdrawal would affect Burton supporters and committee placements.

Burton C. P. Tefi the Treasury Ohio Cleveland, Dec Elnet Patt Taft Senator Foraker Charles P. Taft Yurton Senator Ploraker Moraker Athene Tre Senate Charis Twftitta Learned Mr. Burton Hot Springs Cleveland Moneaary Matt Treasury

Goodlove Guilty in Slay Case at Hotel Proprieter

Upper Sandusky jury returns verdict of manslaughter in the case of James F. Goodlove hotel proprietor charged with the murder of Frank McCormick at 20. The verdict follows the act yesterday afternoon after an extended trial.

Upper Sandusky Esterday James F. Goodlove Frank McCormick

Washinisuin lawmakers seek lower duty on imports

A 3-A request for tower duty on imported stop ski was submitted to the ways and means committee tally by HH. Selumidt of Kuffalo and Watrieck McGraw of Pittaburg who said they were now obliged to ace Myron for edclnes.

Washinisuin Bec HH. Selumidt Kuffalo Watrieck McGraw Pittaburg

Despondent Former Mayor Fatally Shoots Self in Abamer Hotel

Gillipaud O Doc S-Adolph See bolom, once mayor of Pomeroy, shot himself in the head at an Abamer hotel this morning, dying in pain. He had been despondent for weeks, with reports noting deteriorating mental state.

Pomeroy Gillipaud Doc Adolph Seebolom Dimael

Wealthy Philadelphia Mason Dies While Addressing Lodge

James M. Beatty, seventy, a wealthy retired manufacturer of Philadelphia, collapsed and died of a heart disaster while speaking at a Pennsylvanian grand lodge of Masons meeting about a new Masonic home.

Philadelphia Dee Pennsyvania Grand Lodge of Masons James M. Beatty Beatty

Charcoal fumes kill three men in Pittsburg area

In Cinchinati on December 8, Davla Reed, age 2, of Pittsburg, and two unknown Black men were smothered to death in a pear hopper foray. Lighted charcoal fumes killed them while they slept.

Cinchinati Davla — Reed Pittsburg

Typhoon kills 250 fishermen off Kawatsa coast

A fierce typhoon struck Harsu island in the Kawatsa area leaving 250 fishermen dead offshore. Rescue teams comb the waters as authorities assess the disaster and monitor shipping lanes for stranded crews.

Tokio Harsu Ialand Kawatsa

New Party Launch In Louis Der With Populist Ties

A group led by Jay W. Burst of Albany announces the formation of a new political party in Louis Der. The effort aims to draw from the Populist and Independence organizations and unites various national factions.

Louis Der Jay W. Burst Albany N.Y National

Washington Postmasters Debate on Presidential Order

Representative Coup bell of Kuneuy said today that the arrangement will not violate the president order placing fourth class postmasters under civil services but they would welcome the day when all postmasters are under one civil system.

Waviington Dee 3 Rep Coupbell Kuneuy Conmramminen

Butter Corner Breaks Under Judge Landis Ruling

The butter corner faced potential dissolution after a decision by Judge Landis. The move could open the market, altering pricing dynamics and market behavior amid financial tension. Major players unnamed, with speculation of effects on supply and pricing.

Landis Chicago Dee. S

Liner Collision Leaves Men Injured in Fog

Livergood reports a fog bound collision between the Firestand of the Red Star line and the Pioneer near Delaware. Sir Mersey sustained serious damage and was admitted for examination at Columbus State Hospital for the Insane after a railroad ticket was arranged by Judge Jolger. Barrett, an electrical engineer, will apply for admission to the asylum. the case is said to be unusual.

Delaware Columbus State Hospital Jolger Columbus Barrett Coupert

Wild scenes at council as debate erupts

Confusion marked today's council meeting as the Cleveland section contemplates expulsion and a vote on a Section 4 issue. An arbitration committee was proposed, and Rabbi Gries of Cleveland faced denial of a measure by President Mir Thownberg before the body declined to sustain the president and Gries spoke.

Chicinich MPL Cleveland Rebbi Gries Clevelands Mir Thownberg Rabhi Griesepoke

Man at Jackson jail commits suicide after failed attempts

Jeho Gil, a 50 year old turnkey at the oily jail in Jackson Mississippi, wrote a defiant line about being a gentleman then killed himself with a gun. The incident followed his expressed failure to live up to the phrase.

Jackson Doc Jeho Gil

Georgetown College Closes Over Typhoid After Death

Georgetown Kentucky reports Georgetown College closed until January 5 after an outbreak of typhoid fever with at least one student dead. Authorities say a local outbreak affected students and staff as the campus shuts down for health safety and cleanup.

Georgetown Georgetown College

Lawsuit Seeks 25000 for Damaged Child Leg

A petition filed today in a local court alleges that a motor vehicle company caused injury to four year old Harvey Wiley by a crushed leg from an unguarded road feature. The suit claims negligence and seeks twenty five thousand dollars in damages.

Twaity- Cve Harvey Wile Nike

Personal asylum application notes for O Dee Goringfeld

The document outlines a personal asylum request and admittance details for O Dee Goringfeld and M Bal Bare rev, noted as members of a prominent family. It presents an archival glimpse into historical immigration and asylum procedures with emphasis on individual status and potential family influence.

Goringfeld, O. Dee Bal. M. Barerev

SMALL CONSUMERS PAYING MINE PROFITS INCREASES

In Pitteburg Pennsylvania Secretary Garfield opened a new government tostor station with delegates from the American Mining congress. He claimed households pay too much for coal while large consumers enjoy excess profits, noting mine operators profit ten to twenty five percent and the burden falls on the average user.

John Mitchell Pittsburg Garfield Piteburg Leed Tostor Station American Mining Congress John Mueller Limited Mine Workers al Comipasles Profi Lin

Baby Emperor Pu Yi Ascends Chinese Throne

The three year old Pu Yi is proclaimed emperor of the Qing dynasty under the name Heungung. Officials and imperial family perform kowtows in the Forbidden City throne hall as soldiers stand by and the Dowager Empress Yehonala supervises, witnesses chosen from humble ranks.

Peking Lee Pu Yi Heunng Dung Prince Chun Dili Empire Amine Yehonala Forbidden City Forbidden Ity

Night of terror as Alexis deposed in Port au Prince

Chaos and looting erupt in Port au Prince after President Nord Alexis is deposed by revolutionists led by General Antoine Simon. Troops restore order as 12 ballots are cast, Alexis narrowly escapes an attack while guards protect him aboard the French ship Duguay Trouin. Pro-American threats and patrols intensify as General Legitime is proclaimed president.

Alexis Port Au Prince Dev Nor Alexia Alexia 1. B Nord Alexis Port au-Prince Antoine Simon Legitime

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