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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1908

Page

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Indictments Nollied In Windlay Ohio Case Docket

Judge Dun can nollied most charges against the Standard Oil Company in Windlay Ohio on December 4 after the Prosecuting Attorney's request. With most contentions granted, the docket may clear soon. Similar cases are pursued by the U.S. Attorney General and state attorneys in Ohio and Missouri. The original 1905 prosecution accused the Manhattan Oil Company of paralleling independent gathering lines in Northwestern Ohio.

David At Findley Standard Ae Hee Windlay Duncan United States Attorney General Ohio Missouri Manhattan of Company

Unrest and uprisings amid global tensions described

Dispatches report looming chaos if Simon refuses to accept leadership. Reports from Vienna and Port au Prince describe Austrian and Turkish actions, while Haitian forces and revolutionaries push toward power as conflict unfolds and government status remains unclear.

Unstinted Praise for Campaign Leaders Honored at New York Dinner

The Republican club of New York hosted a dinner honoring Hitchcock Hy, Ward, and Gordon for their roles in the Taft Sherman victory. Roosevelt and Taft messages were read, with speakers praising fund-raising and organization, and guests including Sherman, Depew, Porter, Shaw, Bennet, and Brooker. The event featured the Star Spangled Banner and festive toasts.

Hitchcock Sheldon Ward Roosevelt Taft New York NH Yonik Dec National Committee George N “Shelston William le Vara Republican Club Sherman Ghedon Hot Springs Ot Gromters Hitchcook Young Theodore Roosevelt Tie Teadmaster Mr. Sherman United States Chancey M. Depew Horace Porter William Miller Col Hor Spain Leade M. Shaw William 8. Bennet The Charlee F. Brooker

Warship Demonstration Near Venezuela Aired

Three Doveh warships conducted a coastwise demonstration from Puerto Cabello to La Guaira and planned a similar show off Maracaibo. Speakers praised those hosting the dinner while toast issues tied to Judge Taft, the national campaign and subscriptions drew heavy attention including a $50 letter push to 40,000 business men.

Willemstad Venezela Puerto Cabello la Ghayre Maracaibo Sheldon Mild Taft Albany National Campaign Fund George S. Terry Iekava Ward Hitchcock

Glencoe Passes Wreckage of Lost Steamer City

Halifax work aboard the steamship Glencoe bound from Port au Prince to North Sydney sighted wreckage of a steamer named City near the coast. The vessel City had been reported overdue at Montreal and the loss is feared for its crew.

Halifax Glencoe Port Au Prince Sydney Montreal

Death in Jail Suspected Suicide of Inmate

Wheeling West Virginia December 4 George D Rick a relative of Anton Rey a millionaire brewer who has been jailed for a week due to mental condition was found dead in his cell this morning suicide is suspected according to police reports

Wheeling W. Va George D Rick Anton Reyman

Portand Fire Threatens City as Rail Sheds Burn

In Portland Maine this morning fire swept away three large piers and freight sheds of the Grand Trunk railway endangering the city. Loss listed at $2500 and nearby depots fought the blaze to save the structure.

Portland Maine Clities Grand Trunk Railway

Roosevelt lukewarm on women’s suffrage in letter

In New York Dee Roosevelt describes himself as not an enthusiastic advocate for women's suffrage. He says the issue is not very important and claims no special improvement would come to western states that already adopted suffrage.

New York Dee. Roosevelt Lyman Abbott West

Unity in Church Federation Faces Call for Expanded Council

Philadelphia delegates at a federation convention urged enlarging the federal council of churches to embrace all Protestant denominations and to establish a central office in New York with four regional offices in Madison Wisconsin Des Moines and other sites. The plan aims to foster unified Protestant action and coordinate church activities nationwide.

Philadelphia Federal Council of the Churches For Christ Convention of Federation New York

Fire Rages at Salisbury Beach House Row

A large fire swept Salisbury Beach on December 4 destroying several houses as flames spread through the area. Local fire crews battled the blaze as residents watched from nearby streets and seawall. Reports cited extensive smoke and precautionary evacuations along Beach Road.

Boston Salisbury Beach

Path of the Four Robbers Sparks Police Action

Fragmentary report notes a police incident in Canton Canton area with a quartet of suspects seen near a hall and an Ohio ticket officer responding at dawn. One suspect allegedly fled, with limited details available on outcome or charges.

Canton Dee Hallimare Ohio New Herlin Akide

Ohio Speakers at Mining Congress Discuss Federal State Roles

Pittsburg December 4. Genator Dick Governor Dencon of Illinois and Geo Harrison chief inspector of mines Columbus led the Americ in Mining Congress program. The discussion covered the duties of federal and state governments in mining.

Pittsburg Dee Genator Dick Dencon Ilinois Geo. H. Harrison Columbus Ohio Americ In Mining Congress

Girl Admits Stealing at Wooster Dormitory

A Wooster Ohio student confesses to thefts in Holden hall dormitory amid a string of petty robberies last year. She admits taking some items but denies prior thefts. no arrest or prosecution by university authorities.

Wooster Doe Holden Hall Wooster University Po- Mee Henry Leiier Sbe

Accidental Gun Discharge Kills Hunter in Ohio

Springfield reports Harvey Wagner of Dayton, age 35, was killed at Medway by an accidental shotgun discharge. He fired only fifteen minutes earlier when the accidental blast entered his side.

Springfield, O Harvey Wagner Dayton Medway

Finley Named State Oil Inspector Amid Controversy

Governor Cort Mimeron tapped Finley for the post as some supporters applaud the choice while critics cite past clashes and a volatile stance on defense and wartime measures. The appointment follows a turbulent political climate with discord over allocation of funds and duties.

Cleethnall Cort Mimeron

Pine Bluff May Yet Be Carried Away

Pine Bluff Arkansas reports a serious food shortage caused by heavy upstream rains. The flood threatens buildings, with five large frame structures already washed away and more moved to street centers for safety. A separate courtroom testimony notes Mrs Able C Kilee identifying Charles B Davies as the man involved in a murder case and recounting prior murder attempts.

Pine Bluff Ark Erining Able C. Kilee Charles BE. Davia Rive Rustin Davies Rasdin'a Kuelin Tun

US Intervention Not Likely In Haitian Turmoil

Dispatches state the United States administration is not considering intervention at present. Port au Prince reports cite two factions in turmoil with Gens Stnon and leaders arguing over control, raising fears restoring order without external aid may be difficult.

Washington America Orbar Nutinus State Department United States Quiluenne Germany Herman & Co Igent Port Au Prince Halt Sang Domingo Digute Haltiohes

Holmes County Eyes Local Option Vote After Petition

Millersburg Ohio December 4 County will hold a county local option election under the Rode law on Monday December 2. The petition contained 2462 names though 1605 were enough to trigger the election. The county hosts two saloons and two distilleries at Walnut Creek and Killbuck.

Millersburg Headmits Wolnut Creek Killbuk

General Shaver Buried at Alliance

The service for General Shaver was held today at Alliance with former state commander R. B. Brown speaking. Officials from the city attended as part of a somber ceremony amid a period of official transition.

General Shaver Alliance Dee Shaver R. B. Brown Aliatee

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