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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1908

Page

11

Political fight shapes Ohio primary and national split

The text reviews a split Republican scene in Ohio as state committee meets to set a primary deciding whether Foraker or Taft secures the state’s convention votes. It notes Roosevelts declining popularity, Taft’s losses, Foraker’s stubborn grip, and looming rivalries across factions with Democrats watching a broader national contest.

Ohio State Committee Columbus Foraker Taft Roose‘jvelt Brownsville Roosevelt Senator Foraker

Democrats Gather For National Convention in County Notice

County Recorder John A Key confirms financial dealings and a special examiner demands repayment. The article notes internal county political maneuvering, potential payouts, and the involvement of Mr Bryan in urging favorable action.

John A. Key New York Court House Bryan Clark Bate

Setback at Columbus Meeting Ties To Initiative Indorsements

Fragmentary lines suggest a setback for Foraker and Dick at a Columbus meeting linked to their backing of the initiative and referendum proposal. The text hints that Republican progress is hindered by this stance as Democrats maneuver to push their agenda.

Foraker Columbus

Political chat and lingering crises in Ohio politics

The article comments on party plans for next year as voters fixate on the Republican battle. It notes Foraker and Taft aiding Ohioans while fiscal worries loom, mentions Gov Harris and President Roosevelt’s budget, and hints Senator Dick’s likely opposition, with a quip about going to Paris to face Count Bon.

United States Treasury Roosevelt Speaker Cannon Republican Congress Republican Party Crats

A Cardington Man Is Struck and Killed by Train

James Warner, 63, resident five miles north of Waldo, was instantly killed at Cardington station crossing when struck by Big Four passenger train No. 45 while crossing tracks at about 9 p.m. Friday. His body was thrown about fifty feet. funeral services set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at the M. I. church with interment in Cardington cemetery.

James Warner Waldo Cardington Warner M. I

Demands Of State Institutions Hit 11 Million Ask

Columbus Ohio January 4 A total of more than 11 million dollars is asked of the general assembly to run the state and its institutions for the two years starting January 1 The auditor of state estimates for the Cleveland State hospital in 1908 18 250 100 Mansfield reformatories 200 000 Masail Lon State hospital about 500 000 Ohio State University 5 0 n trustees aim for nearly 2 000 000 more in claims and grants They will press for a strong budget on the campus and hospitals.

Columbus General Assembly Cleveland State Hospital Mansfield Reformatory Masaillon State Hospital Ohio State University

Death of New York Woman Under Suspicion

New York society figure Mrs Joan Vanness Roberts died at her Riverside Drive apartment from a heart drug. The coroner will review the case to decide if the death was suicide or not amid rumored financial troubles. Her husband died in Germany five years ago. Mr McLaughlin of Apollo Pennsylvania visits at E T King family home on South Main Street.

New York Joan Vanness Roberts Riverside Drive Oace Mr McLaughlin Appollo, Pa E. T. King and Family South Main Street

Shelby Man is Honored in Ninth Regiment Meeting

A Shelby man receives a commission as colonel of the Ninth Regiment Ohio Brigade with officers from Shelby Marion Crestline Kenton Bellefontaine and Sidney. The meeting at Canby Hall elected Wentz as colonel and Major Hanworth as lieutenant colonel to fill vacancies from the death of W. C. Rapp.

W. A. Bmith G. F. Altoffer Kenton Edwin Rose J. D. Clark Benny Wentz Bellefontains A. F. Faucet Frank Miller J. W. Stilwell E. C. Amos Sidney, Marion William Morganthaler William Gorton W.C. Rapp Rudolph Cacby Hall- Franklin Bate Tellefontaine George A. Chanel Findlay Ninth Regiment Rathbone Ohio Brigade Knights of Pythian Canby Lodge Hall East Church Street W. C. Rapp Promoton Henry Ae Shelby Wentz Hanworth Crestline Staf Thomas Mitchell Cleveland

Social News Hosts and Luncheon at Mt Vernon Ave Club

Dozens of guests gathered at Mt Vernon avenue for a luncheon and card party hosted by Mrs Arthur Cheney and guests included Mrs J T Matthews Mrs H Te Unter Mrs Oswald Wollenweber and others. Prizes were awarded to Miss Alfred Christian and Mr Frank Knapp as guests enjoyed games and a three-course luncheon. The C L P club held a session with music cards and social chat at Mrs Shurlie’s home on Girard Avenue ending with prizes won by Miss Justice and Miss Kiem.

Mra Warren Marding Mt. Eenedee Cou Maer le Ir Vernon Avenue Krause Mildred Christian Twigs Hite Knapp Geraldise Yester Hord Laura Sears Harpster Charles N. Phillips George Y. Mi Hardie Bchweinfurth Frank Knapp Arthur Stepenene Mautz Aiden Ant Don Ewerstepensis Suesta Flaoding H. N. Quigley Victor E. Dombaugh J.T. Matthews H. Te, Unter Oswald Wollenweber Stone Hope Ruth Fisher Ray KR. King Arthur R. Cheney Mt. Vernon Avenue Beifige Afildred Christian Cheney O C. L. P. Club

Janetje the Dutch Dog Keeps Pocketing Mops at Olendam Baker

In Cinemonti Janetje a Dutch dog loyal to Rettig family roams Olendam bakery and keeps stoking a sugar mopple supply. The pet is said to have an open account with the shop, charging treats to the master who funds the bills from America and promises to settle the debt.

John Rettle Olendam Holland Cinemonti Janetje Little John Rettig Fog America

Bomb Explodes at National Bank in Kansas City

A blast occurred in a major Kansas City bank building in the afternoon, injuring a porter, a plumber, and a bank employee. The vault was near the blast site in the basement of the national bank, the city’s largest.

Kansas City Modan National Kktnk Bank I

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