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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1908

Page

12

Newberrys of Washington Serve in Roosevelt Era

A fragmented profile outlines Truman H. Newberry as secretary of the navy designate under President Roosevelt. It notes Spanish War service, Michigan brigade work, prior railroad and corporate roles, Detroit birth, and a prominent Brooklyn marriage.

Truman H. New Derry Victor TH. Metcalf Navy Carol Berry Popnine Washington Naval Service Newberrys Newberry Roose Michigan State Uine Brigade Leutenant Vorenike theMeld Scientific School Vote Uni Detroit Bay City Holt Roone Hitwell Joun & Ry Haerict Barnes Brooklyn Alfred ©. Barnes A. Barnes

Scrub Team Defeats Rival in Yonkers States Report

Local sports brief notes that a bucketball team defeated a scrub team yesterday. Yonkers States records indicate a casual match with names unclear as participants. The piece reflects informal sports chatter and team morale.

Vascar Ethel Mike Yonkers States

Poor Willie Nibbles Through Illness in Tenil

A Chicago Post item portrays Willie, a frail boy unable to eat well due to illness. Family and neighbors pressure him with treats while he nibbles at small foods, sparking concerns over his health and weight as experts weigh in on his condition.

Willie Urat Jake Han Judea Lam Goiig Ahe Chicago Record Herald

Overheard in Court Plea by Counsel in Notable Trial

In a Harper's Weekly excerpt the defense claims contributory negligence and challenges the plaintiff's testimony about lending $10,000. The opposing counsel objects to alleged false assertions as the trial proceeds quietly. The case centers on a note for 310 000 discounted at a Bokhos National bank.

Lind Hobokus National Tak Hils Owl Harper's Weekly

Moonlit Mill Scene Prompts Fanciful Heist Tale

The moon shines on an old mill as a brave hero crosses a canvas bridge. A dark villain claims the maiden is watching someone else, while he plans to seize a commission from a glue company. Free samples advertise in the lobby.

Stiekem Chicago News

Fragmented Press Snippets On Loss And Warnings

Readable bits show a bankbook misplacement on a street car prompting worry about balance and privacy. Other shards include theatrical banter about naming a new Elgar and a quip about drawing better than a performer.

Hewitt Jewett Jett New York Herald

Made to Order Wiggo Smawley Claim to Self Made Man

A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet notes Wiggo Smawley claiming to be self made, with a sharp dig at Diges Well and remarks about his wife around him. The comment portrays a boastful persona and a controversial may be aimed at social reputation.

Entertainer Spooner Returns and Causes Turmoil in Arizona

A seminal Arizona encounter unfolds as Mr. Charles Spooner arrives at the Kicker office with a gun, demanding the old ways endure. Spooner’s anti civilization stance prompts the local vigilance committee to order him to relocate or face force, a move that culminates in a tense standoff and a dramatic bid for revenge.

Charles Bpooner Kicker United States Canna Herve John Keliwarts Jerry White Tim Canada Charles Spooner Mr. Spooner Girendaw Gulch

Editor Dispatches Justifiable Homicide in Desert Town

M Quad recounts a gunfight with a visiting editor named Spooner in a western town. The incident ends with Spooner dead and a coroner ruling justifiable homicide. The narrator notes a long funeral, a graveyard of nineteen editors, and a pledge to keep business and mourning separate. The tale ends with plans for a cottonwood tombstone over Spooner’s grave.

Wime Spooner Bincofini Weint#o Tannister Arizona Biloss bin Wader M. Quad

Quirky Courtship Talk From Hie and Hewitt

An exchange hints at a playful personal dispute over parentage and twins and triplets. The dialogue references Tam as potential father and mentions a collection under a palette, with a Bohemian Mag wine motif.

Hewitt Jewett Tam

A Summer Inn Social Skirmish of Mrs Jones

Mrs Fordyce Jones flees high society to a mountain inn and clashes with a cliquish set led by Mrs Dole. She seeks acceptance by charm and flirtation, only to be snubbed, learn the limits of her status, and witness a dramatic carriage entrance that exposes her influence.

American Press Association Mra Fordyce Jonen Mrs. Jones Matterera Elect Planta Arma Mira Jones Aenple Kise Pitting Bre. Jones Fordyce Jones Geneon Kng Mra Dole Elique Charlotte Bond Hilt

No Competition Fond Mainini-So You Were Head Of The Class

A playful exchange features a mother praising her son for his top performance while teasing his rival who stayed home, in a lighthearted local anecdote from Baltimore American.

Mainini

A Real Letter to Santa From a Child's Sketchy List

A scrambled, handwritten plea lists various toy wants and family requests. Children mention dolls that cry and speak, a hobby horse, a flute, and chocolate candies. The note references siblings Katie Janine and others, with unsure spelling and fragmented lines.

Santa Tan Johnny Katie Janine Avi

Cancer Stricken Patient Hears Calve Hopeful Cure

A fragmented notice speaks of a patient battling cancer and notes optimism from a surgeon in New York. The text hints at attempts to defeat the disease and a belief in possible recovery, though details are unclear.

Wit T. Hull New York Timwell Cancer Withers

Calve Voice Revives Dying Patient in Miracle Return

Dr Hohe, near death for weeks, regained strength after hearing the voice of singer Calve. Upon her name being spoken, he sat up for ten minutes and declared he would get well. The revival astonished physicians and prompted Calve to continue charitable efforts.

Wirefam T. Hohe Bull Calve Mme. Calve

Bleeping Car mocks Cleveland Mirror quote fragment

A fragmented newspaper line from The Mirror Want features a quip about Cholly and a joking remark on a concussion from two trains of thought. The snippet reflects a humorous exchange in a Cleveland publication.

Cholly Cleveland

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