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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1909

Page

1

Harmon puts case up to the courts

Columbus reports a heated contention over the state railroad commission when former Governor Harris of Jamie Morning of Youngstown contests the validity of Harmon’s appointment. The commission chair is challenged as assemblies refuse to yield, prompting Harmon to seek judicial resolution.

Harmon R. R Morris Harris J. C. Sullivan Columbus Haris Jamie Youngstown Joly Solilyen Hamilton

Believe Letter Will Stop Anti Japan Action

Sacramento February 1 Revolt letter to Governor Gissete publicized today could speed up action by the legislature. Roosevelt is quoted warning against weakening patriotic duties and cautions Congress about shifting toward neutrality or enmity with friendly nations. Roosevelt in personal tone comments on the administration resisting isolation and maintaining a resolute stance.

Gillette Sacramento Revelt Gisette Antitapaneae Legialathon Roosave Kest

Coldest Weather Of Year Paralyzes Ohio Towns

Severe Arctic conditions sweep Ohio with widespread gas service cuts and frozen water pipes. Temperatures plummet to ten degrees below zero as towns report early closures, school and factory suspensions, and gas mains breaking in several areas. West Virginia also reports a gas wall incident and frigid conditions spread across nearby regions.

Helen West Virginia Upar Sardusky

Man Held In Jail Over Bank Robbery Case

A jailed suspect from New York faced a four week confinement after alleged bank robbery in Baillage Chia. George W. Glibe, a New York salesman, was connected to a 12000 dollar crime spree aboard a steamer. A letter alerted authorities, leading to eventual apprehension near Tirittshitlana on December 28. The inmate’s misidentity was later addressed by guards.

New York Geeipotown Huntlet Guiana Chia George W. Glibe Andes Firanda Gibbs South America Priconer War Department Stumnon Rithy Root Tess New Yor Stave Roblagom Ata Wulbbors New York County wimMar

Prison Sentence and Restricted Communication Mentioned

A report describes a prisoner serving sixty days and forbidden to cable or write to a person named Abby country. He allegedly managed to be released or convey messages with guards, and his release followed intervention by the state department.

Benett State Department

Forfeits His Bond In Bond Forfeiture Case

New York February report notes Eduehton Brander failed to appear before Judge Towling in the Supreme Court. Bond of 1500 dollars was declared forfeited by the American Surety Company, with the defendant sentenced to a term for pending actions.

New York Wien Brander Widter Charset Cleve Woodley Bof Anberlin Surety Company Hendenting

Rescue teams recover 170 bodies in Canton disaster

In Canton, China, 170 bodies have been recovered as searchers continue amid the wreckage of a deadly event. Officials report many victims were found and more remains may still be buried, with tenacious crews pressing the grim work.

Canton China

Montreal Quake Shakes City Calm Despite Low Damage

Tremors hit Moneren Quehes area on February 1 causing widespread alarm but no reports of severe injuries or major structural damage. Residents felt the shock in homes and streets as officials urged calm and instructed precautionary checks.

New Trial Ordered in Medicaid Case Involving Washington Lawyer

The court ordered a new trial for a Washington lawyer, previously sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for a morality offense connected to Medicaid matters. The decision followed a review of the prior verdict against the defendant, named in court records as part of a live trade dispute.

Wankington Fon Ute Staton Ee Ganet Gorlon Crawson Wawkigton

Unreadable Text Summary Item

The fragmentary text references a water bank and a $2,000 amount but contains numerous garbled words. Likely an interrupted notice or local item with unclear names and places, rendering precise facts impossible.

Canal Open By 1915 With Panama Canal Promise

Fragmentary long sentence outlines a projected canal opening by 1915 and mentions U S events, President Fleet Win, and inspections of Culebra with Colonel Guethate reporting on the status. The text is garbled but implies a timetable and political notes around the canal project.

Panam Imate Colombobthale Fleet Gotha Riwt Culebra Guethate Devlaal Patt van der Ualiedt

Vote Nears Result After Turbulent Indiana Meeting

An unstable report from the annual convention notes debates over leadership and a request to renew the presidency. Officials indicate a vote to be decided soon, with city authorities preparing for potential outcomes as discussions focused on authority and obedience.

Lew Indiana

Banrmnents Introduces New Pugilism Regulation Plan

In Banrmnents California on February 1, Senate member Wilk introduced a controversial bill. The proposed act aims to tighten regulations on boxing events, focusing on athlete safety and event licensing. Local officials caution about potential impacts on promotions and venues.

Drowned Crew Loss Report At Methane Australia Keb

A fragmented note describes a maritime tragedy near Methane Australia Keb where a captain and forty seven crew members are reported lost. Details are unclear but indicate a ship or convoy faced disaster with numerous fatalities and missing sailors.

Australia Lauranald Forly-An

New York Stricken by Bread Shortage and Suffering

New York on February 1 reports intense hardship as public lodging houses and charitable ration depots struggle. Over 2,000 people lined up at the Bowery bread line this morning amid scarce supplies and rising hunger in the city.

New York Bowery

Mack Summoned in Early 1900s Legal Controversy

A fragmented 1900s news snippet notes Mack being summoned from a Denier National committee to appear in New York related to a high profile case. It references Marshal Conklin and United States Attorney Sthmean and mentions authorities and a publication by a biak “enabled” William the Second, tied to imperial references and Kruger.

Huffalo Mack Denier Nitiotal Eatiri New York Breiva Governie de Pam Uae Marshal Conkline United Siates Altorney

Wall Paper Trust Dealt Blow by Court

The Supreme Court case involving Continental Wall Paper Company and The Continental company centers on a balance of $57,702.10 claimed as due for wallpaper. The court overruled Continental's demurrer, leading to the petition being dismissed.

Wall Paper Trust Supreme Court of United States Cincinnati Wall Paper Co Washington United States New York Coliyany Creetoniarl Uae Continental Company Continental

Fidelity Funding Co Deals Revealed in New York Trial

Testimony before a referee in the matter of Kieran exposes dealings of Fidelity Funding Co. The company allegedly lent large sums to churches and related groups, turning over policies to the Fidelity fund. Officials discuss mortgage details and interest, with diverted policy assets totaling a portion of original sums.

Kieran Fidelity Funding CO New York Kankingiey Olney Tatey J. Kevan Kevanel Pidelily Geo 166 Helinnor Life Pittelang Searplty Life Duane Company Ht Oicago Itelliy Ronde Rempany Fidelity Fund Wight

Jerome Urged 10 Push Libel Case in New York

A lengthy New York World dispute appears centered on libel and public figures with attorney Jerome pressing for action. The article cites federal inquiry limits, referencesSecretary of War and public figures, and notes the handling of libel claims across jurisdictions and the role of the New York World in publishing potentially defamatory material.

Jerome New York John Henry Lelatino Aitte Landvistrot Dietriot Heaton Aston New York World Mik Suipmeen Feros Dougles Rebbisott Douglas Ketavien

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