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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1908

Page

3

In History and Astronomy Events of Dec 15

December 15 highlights include Columbus landing in 1492 and Napoleon’s remains deposited in Paris in 1840. Entries mention Agnessily, Alexander Satyiul, and Danald Dittendorfer with 19th and 20th century ties. Astronomical notes reference Jupiter Saturn periods, moon positions, and a near east sunrise.

Columbus Santo Doming Napoleon Patel Des Dive Ndion Paris Agnsily Alexander Satyiul Netyr Towmnaso Satyiul Danald Dittendorfer

Bryan's Nebraska Senate Bid Tied to Democratic Promises

In a Dec 21 22 23 tour through Pennsylvania Bryan outlines that if elected United States senator from Nebraska he will push to keep all pledges of the party platform. He vows to ensure a two year term and to uphold commitments made to voters and the state. He plans speeches in Perryooolie Uniontown Attouna Philadelphia and addresses key issues of legislative support.

Deventer J. Bryan Nebraska Bryan United Stles Pateview Pennsylvania Perryooolie Uniontown Attouna Philatelpha Togialatire OPM Wattorn Democratic Party Tate

Will Build an Addition Plan Special Election

The board seeks to build a four room addition to Davide Street school and plan a special election as soon as possible. They may need a $15,000 advance on levy bonds with $13,000 to be sold for funding the project. Teachers and janitors are to be paid early and bills amounting to 1439.59 were approved.

Davide Street Focal Board of Education Funda Uivill Life Keane Tits Primate Otter Mer ‘Est Education AL Teast Christ Dekerson Lems Lees Tahop Leonard MA Advance Club Greenwood Frank Verwlynd Guthery McParland McFarland Pownd Olney Ok Street Clark HM Janis

Marion Findlay Railroad Meeting at Commercial Club

A Marion Commercial Club notice invites all citizens to a Tuesday evening meeting at the Commercial Club to discuss the Findlay-Mason Company railroad project. The plan outlines a Columbus to Toledo line creating a fertile district, with no cash subscriptions asked and a two year wait before guaranteed benefits begin. a full explanation will be given by club president Geo. B. Christian.

Marion Commercial Club Osivok Findlay-Ma‘on Hnk Columbus Toledo Contamercial Club Geo. B. Christian

Sale of Hand Painted China at Local Stores

Notice announces a sale of hand painted china from the Krol studio at Radebough and Dougherty's millinery store Wert Center Street. Dated 12 12 31. Confy Si ind gold by.

Krol Radebough Dougherty’s Wert Center Street

Home Guards Elect Officers Plan January Installations

Home Guards arrange to elect officers and schedule their installation in January. The item notes the leadership selection process and the forthcoming formal installation date for the unit.

Home Guards

Applications Received Large Class is Soon to be Voted in

Protected Home Circle to Nominate Officers Kosciuske Lodge holds social session in regular meeting with large attendance. Three candidates initiated and eleven applicants considered. Officers for the coming year edoted: Mrs M M Wheeler past councillor Joseph Pressyman councillor J R Pickerel vice councillor C J Conrad chaplain W A B cent entertainment at Apworth church 8 o clock with treasurer Pretty man and guide miss o'clock.

Protected Home Circle Kosciuske Lodge America M. M. Wheeler Jacob Pressyman J. TR. Pickerel Josepv Apworth Church Prettyman

Jury Drawn for January Term in Marion County

Hiram Noyes settles about $600 in fees and admits owing. Grand and petit juries drawn for January term by Clerk William Kilnefelter. Names include M. J. Maine, Harry ObIe, William Johnson, Francia Bush, Melvin Strine, R. J. Fields, John McDale, Andrew Hines, D. J. Bowers, B. B. Roxwell, Martin Lewis, Haggerty, Kennedy, Burt, Anderson, Pishler, Sickel, Knapp, Noyes, and others. Judge B. G. Young presides in cases including state v Linghamie. Bingham indicted for pocket picking. Various officers and lodge meetings noted. Reward offer for Cheney.

Wiliam Kilnefelter M. J. Maine Prospect Township Harry Oble This City Williamy Johnson Grand Township Francia Bush Tully Townably Melvin Strine Waldo R. J. Fields Bowling Green Township John McDale Laltne Andrew Hines Lar~ndon D. J. Bowers Grand Townhip W. B. Strayer City David I Stoffer Frank Drake George Benson L. Landon Swit Rock Township E. B.ley Montgomery Township Eb, Drake H. M. Butler Bowling Green B. B. Roxwell Pleasant Martin Lewis Richland C. Haggerty Bik Island Harry Kennedy Scott W. W. Burt Claridon James M. Anderson Prospect Edward Pish‘er Robert Sickel Marion J. W. Bloowingdale David Hinamon State of Ohio Willan Linghamie B. G. Young Y Quigley George McGrath John H. Clark Bingham Erle

Narrow escape suiting quarry boy amid car derailment

Frederick Beck, seventeen, employed by Ohio and Western Lime company, was thrown under an empty car on the quarry tracks. His right foot was crushed, doctors say no fracture, but he will be confined to his room. He was treated at home on Fountain street. A separate notice contains an illegible, stray advertisement about Barnatto Diamond Co offers and free samples.

Ohio and Western Lime Company Frederick Beck Brady Fountain Street Bruthes Beck

Orphans rout Pirates in three straight on YMCA alleys

The Orphans defeated the Pirates in three straight games at the YMCA alleys last night, moving into second place in the league and boosting their title chances. Captain Frank Me Rum led the winning bowling, with standout performance shaping the match. Scores and lineup follow.

Orphans Pirates Frank Merum

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