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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1908
Page
3
The schedule lists Wil as the stage to host the upcoming week with performances to ready equipment. Premier plays include Married for Money on January 28 and The Great Divide chosen by premier dramatic events as the representative American play for early February dates.
The Oklahoma baseball league annular meeting is held at the Neil House in Columbus this afternoon at four. President Woolenweber, Director Staiger, Eva and others fromUt e city attend along with reps from all the Obie Suete tgame. Outcome hinges on adding two more clubs and may delay plans until O. P. affairs are settled. Quinn is expected to be re elected to another term if he agrees, with colleagues noting his strong leadership during President Bryce’s death.
Fragmentary text describes a court or prison setting with a mention of a witness and a reception honoring a former councilmate and President William Brand. The readable fragments mention Win ay, a witness, and a reception for the named officials.
A Pittsburg graft inquiry links the Voters' League and corrupt officials around city funds. Witnesses report bribe exchanges, contractor payments, and bank deposits amid calls for thorough investigation by President Roosevelt. Clergy and public figures press for accountability as hearings proceed.
A Sunday wedding was held at ten o clock at Rev J A Sutton's LaRue home with C Baker of Agosta and Mrs Philp Bauer Jr of Green Camp wed by the parson. The groom a prominent hardware merchant in Green Camp will take his bride there after the ceremony.
Wedded in Covington Kentucky on Saturday were Prank Jackson and Mira Matilde Huntaway ally of this city. The groom formerly lived here and went to Indianapolis two years earlier. The bride is widow of William A Hunts Man of Erle Street and leaves several children. A patient named Dee Mengay underwent surgery at Morgan hospital in Galion and is recovering well.
Ambland resident Terry Fldt visits this city as guest of friends while Alliance figure Marry Vestal makes a stay with relatives. Upper Sandunky guest Kurt Peters and Gertrude Greeney host guests from Detroit and Cleveland. numerous locals travel, visit, or host relatives. telephony coworkers install equipment. and a vaudeville-era figure from New York appears alongside family connections in a sprawling social round-up.
The law firm of Mouser and Quigley, in existence since 1901, plans dissolution soon. Senior partner Grant G. Mouser will partner with Willon P. Molotwy in a new firm occupying the old European hotel building, while junior partner Murray N. Quigley continues practice and may form another partnership. Rumors attribute the split to political campaign tensions. Mouser has recovered from a recent illness.
A supervisor oversees the furnishing, plastering, and decorating work for the new law offices in the Durmody block, coordinating contractors and ensuring completion.
The article reports on ongoing Ohio political maneuvering over liquor regulation and saloon licensing, detailing attempts by temperance and anti temperance forces to influence the legislature. It notes anticipated votes, committee discussions, and planned public discussions involving Burton and other candidates, with concerns over subsidies for ocean vessels and university funding.
Testimony focuses on a defendant claiming responsibility for accomplices Japain and J. Hikins before a Bayote visit. The witness describes Captain Hate's irrational behavior after returning from the Philippines and references interference linked to the killing of Anil.
In Kaonais City Missouri December 28 the Olltrum case faces a clash with a court ruling ousting it from Missouri The standard attorney Alfred J Eddy general western counsel for the trust says the decision blocks operation and sale of property and the trust will seek a renewal from the supreme court The note mentions a sale at half price from Ludwig’s Specialty Store and Hear Skin Coates.
Buffalo Nov 28 The abate shonl of te cattle plague quarantine which will release for shipment Nay valued at 10, 900, 000 will go into efeet tomorrow.
Nashville dispatch reports bail denial for Colonel and Robbie Cooper held in connection with the Carmack case. The piece also notes a Matamoras paper highlighting water pumping tests in Me Grande region and compares new pumping methods to older dam constriction. A 36 inch pump with 26 000 gallons per minute was used at a fuel company at 62 1-2 cents a gallon.
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