Marion Quits Polo League as Franchise Changes Hands
Marion Polo Club exits after poor patronage and a sale to Twin City interests. Wilson sells the Marion franchise as New Philadelphia moves to acquire the team, with plans to reopen there next Tuesday night. The public reaction sour, team moves prompted by Lee Taylor’s transfer and weak support. Marion then falls to Ashland 5 2 in a separate night game.
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Taylor
Wilson
Twin City Club
Marlow
OK State
Learie Wee
Weal Company
Wile Won
Loomie
Cly Thanehine
Tometer
New Philadelphia
Marlon
Lee
Brent
Wwe
Wilson Murchames
Plo
Toitay Ne
Twin City Valoreste Tea Company
Bioslireres Wien
Marion
New Milladelphia
Lee Taylor
Aurton
Manefield
Merton Fang
Mike
Marton
Loxe
Wilkon
Ashland
Lorals
Geome
Miner
Almence
Forse
Zener
Quigley
Wocals
Daly
Ieion
Marian
Daly Aye
Reece Quigley
Cunningian
Pabner-Zoner
Goose Daly
A. Mletecher
Kushe-Quigsey and Daly Share Wins in Close Meet
In a tight event, Kushe-Quigsey and Daly post strong performances while Stopa, Oinel, and Hickey finish with notable scores. Koile-Dmly and Teterceilian also contribute in a competitive lineup, highlighting a busy meet with multiple standout efforts.
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Kushe-Quigsey T
Daly
Stopa
Oinel2
Hickey
Koile—Dmly
Teterceilian
Thiner
Oldest Marion County court record found in bank vault
Relic from 1681 uncovered among Marion County Bank archives during vault cleanup. The volume records Curtis Allen justice of the peace court with a September 6 1681 suit to recover a die bill of 11.10 and names James Clark plaintiff and Joseph Salmon defendant. Ink age and edge wear suggest fire exposure and long storage prior to transfer to the clerk of court.
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Marion County
Marion
Amie Vail
Miehook
Wicliam Kilnefelter
Justices Court
James Clark
Phintit
Jonept Salmon
Henry
Joseph Thew
Levi Randall
Local Personal Notices From The City Stated
Tollwood visitor Hall and Offrey guest Carl Habert arrive in town. J C Eingler, road foreman, tending bivalves. G F Marke visits Milton Center with friends. Mrs Catharine McGarty and Mr Duavenverry noted as city guests. Mrs Bal Durand from Grand Rapids in town for a visit. Delware and Columbus residents appear among the social set.
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Ae Dd. Hall
Tollwood
Ery
Carl Habert
Offrey
J. C. Eingler
Hocking Valley
Woking
Todiey
Bombarger
Floyd
Bout Woodhung
Morrow County
Tee
G. F. Marke Jott
Fruida
Milton Center
Catharine McGarty
Somprnet
Mrhoot
Duavenverry
Columbus
Friends
Bal Durand
Grand Jrapide
Michigan
New Winter
Mia
Stwyer
Delaware
First Ride Is His Last Death of 75-Year-Old Transported to Son's Home
A 75-year-old man, Mr H Young, died of heart trouble while being transported from his home near Aponta to Marion for treatment. The son, a local physician, accompanied the journey and placed the patient in a Marion home where death occurred shortly after arrival. Survived by a widow and three children, funeral services will be held Friday at the Young home and the Atlanta M B church, with burial in Ageia cemetery.
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F. Young
Trrady
Mixioun
Mr. Young
Marion
Pannevivania
Sivanne Yount
Thomas
Calunium
Joseph Yow
Mineral
Gand T Young
Young
Atlanta
M. B
Ageia
Start LatS But Win The Cliipers Clinch First Game
The Clippers opened the series with a strong start but faded after the initial lead. Hunt contributed key plays as the Clinpers rallied to win in a close, hard fought contest.
First Whitewashing by Clark Sets Unbroken League Mark
Clark’s great aggregation of volley ball achieved a night feat in the MO A gym. In a one sided elishi¢en point game Clark white washed Smith’s five, shutting them out. The score followed: Clark 18 18 18 and Smith 14 4 0. Team captains Young and Emery led an engaging battle as Young’s five won two games.
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Clark
MO. A
Smith
Soree
Suilth
Eames
Young
Emery
Manion County Temperance Meeting At Calvary Hotel
The Manion county Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will hold a union meeting at Calvary Evangelical hotel at High and Church streets on Friday evening. Speakers include Mrs Francis Simon of Bloomdale Ohio addressing a topic of interest to temperance workers. Public invitation extended.
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Manion County
T. U
Calvary Evangelical Hotel
Migda Francis Simon
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement
The Hoy family thanks friends for kindness during the death of sister and aunt Mary Hoy. They acknowledge support in sorrow and list sincere appreciation for flowers. The note is from Mary Hoy and family, with a brief, heartfelt expression of gratitude.
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Mary Hoy
Hoy
Local Institute to Be Held at City High School Auditorium
The committee plans a teachers institute inviting all city and county teachers. It will be held Saturday in the auditorium of the high school. The program includes several interesting addresses and a large attendance is expected with sessions starting at 1 o clock in the morning and continuing into the afternoon.
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Lana County
Leat High Seloul Gavhding
Probers Hopeful in Powder Trust Probe
Cleveland, Dec 10. Gov expects real evidence today as Austin Powder Company faces a direct ed court demand for documents covering its operations in the powder trade from 1872 to 1900. The case involves Joes, President Dupont and reps from thirty firms in a federal inquiry. The government aims to show conspiratorial agreements and contract gaps approved by GT, A.
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Cleveland
Powder Trust
Austin Powder Company
Mito
Gain Power Trade Association
Austin Company
Joes
Dupont
Castro Lands in France Unopposed
President Utro of Venezuela landed in France this afternoon aboard the Gat datoupe. No opposition attended the disembarkation. He and his wife were driven to a hotel, where they were urged to try the Mirror restaurant.
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France
Daughters of Grace and Cevelia's Guild Bazaar at St Pauls
Community social news reports a Subtide bazaar hosted by the Daughters of Grace and Cevelia's Guild at St Pauls Church in the old parlour room last evening. The event featured novelty and candy booths, a raffle called the aroma table, and decorated fabric items aimed at Christmas shoppers. proceeds and future sales will be coordinated through guild members.
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Daughters of Grace and
Cevelia’s
Pauls Church
Parl House
Daugsters of Grace
Bt. Cecilia’s Guild
Bert
Tve
Daughters of Crie
Insomniac guest allegedly cannot yawn
A playful exchange at a social gathering notes a tired speaker and a man named Poskywig who cannot yawn due to insomnia, prompting amused remarks about social etiquette and a peculiar condition.
Fragmented exchange sparks mystery in Philadelphia text
A garbled dialogue fragment from Philadelphia hints at a discussion about a gas leak and a lighted candle. The incomplete report leaves a sense of confusion as to what was found and by whom, with characters unnamed and events unclear.
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Philadelphi
Rug praise and quips spill from a Kansas City Times fragment
A fragmented snippet from the Kansas City Times shows playful chatter about a rug and a conversation with names like Professor and Sita. The passage hints at social banter and digressions, with a recurring motif around tasks and a callout to a person named Grayce and Tony.
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Central
Grayce
Tony
Kansas City Times
Distinction to Kime 18 You Pow Asked By The Negro
Fragmentary OCR reads as a posse confrontation with a tone of racial language. The text shows a white counterparty asking an African American man about a lead or threat, followed by a respond from a leader around his neck. The readable portion suggests a tense request or insult amid a group gathering.
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Kime
Marin Fe
Yale
Polka Night Sparks Light Conversation in Philadelphia
A fragment shows people trying to play a polka and reacting with surprise in Philadelphia. The exchange includes a quick question about the tune and a casual remark about the effort. The text reflects informal social banter from a local scene.
Ethel Roosevelt's Debut at Washington Society
A fragmentary 1908 society note describes Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of Theodore and Helen Taft as potential debutante. It contrasts her with Helen Taft and mentions Mildred Roosevelt and family plans for a Washington season at the White House Society functions.
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Bibel Hoonevelt
Washington
Twett
Meg Roone- West
Allen
Longworth
Hoviety
Bibel
Roosevelt
Fale
Ethel Trousevelt
le Minn
Helen Taft
Leet
William Hl. Taft
Ming ‘Taft
Beyn Mawr
Valde
Von Bülow Triumph in Recent German Kaiser's Meeting
German Chancellor von Bulow secures a delicate triumph in a late imperial audience with the Kaiser. The exchange highlights the careful diplomacy needed in riverine imperial affairs as reflected by contemporaries like the London Daily Telegraph, prompting stern commentary on policy clarity.
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Kaiser
Pringe von Bulow
Ehavedlior
German Empire
Miesty
London Daily Telegraph
Diplomatic Meeting Eases Strain Between Monarchs
Reported tense talks between the emperor and king border on a historical decision as German and Japanese leaders seek calm in a strained alliance. Candid exchanges allegedly prevented open hostility, forging a path toward a new era of harmony.
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Dulow
J Mier
Bouh Empheen
Unclear fragment hints at political figures and election mood
A garbled fragment references a hero statesman, winter winds, and a discouraged crowd. It mentions a tired figure seeking work at a tavern and a man offering money, with a note about election predictions. The readable bits suggest a local political scene with bleak prospects.
Striking Balance in a Fragmented Mirror Column
A fragmentary newspaper column explores balance and beauty amid garbled text and stray phrases. It hints at self reflection and magazine style commentary, naming no clear people or places due to the damaged source. The piece feels like a reflective, decorative feature rather than a strict news item.
Lack of Vessels Highlights Wartime Shipping Crisis
Wallington, Dee reports that the shortage of ships hampers transport of rope and war supplies. The quartermaster general calls for subsidies to spur American shipbuilding to meet wartime needs.
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Quartermaster
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Powe
Fred W. Peters
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Tschawer Bros
West Center St
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Probers
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Bonnie Davis
Bennett Street
Weel Warner
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N.Y
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