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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1908

Page

8

Taft campaign gears for nationwide Ohio push

In Columbus Taft backers organize a sweeping county by county drive after protests by Senators Foraker and Dick. The effort aims for a hard edged, no quarter fight with a large payroll and trained field agents, with plans to enforce party unity at the state convention and primaries. In Kentucky Judge Morris discharges Caleb Powers jury after a deadlock.

Columbus Republican State Central Committee William H. Taft Foraker J. Rowe United States Taft Vorya Tats Senator Foraker Charles Kurtz John R.malloy State Executive Committee John F. Goldenbogen Cleveland Bec National Committee Brown State Committee Elmer Dover Harry New A. N. Rodway Cuyahoga Cuyahoga County T. R. Burton Myron T. Herrick Maurice Masohie W. G. Beck State Central Committee Herrick Wll Georgetown Dun Hira Mt Morris Caleb Powers Gophel

Knights of the Round Table Tangle in Libel Case

A libel dispute involves Gene Count Cine Von Moke and other members of the Knights of the Round Table. Proceedings focus on published materials and alleged defamatory content as the case unfolds.

Attee On Gene Cine von Moke Knighte of the Round Table

Crime Unchecked in Windy City

Chicago reports a surge in crime with Patrolman Michael Callahan shot while on beat and others wounded or killed. Police Chief Shippy orders full mobilization as over 100 known criminals are jailed and masked robbers strike near a police station. Prosecution weighs murder charges amid subpoenas and ongoing trials.

Chicago Michael Callahan Surmar Moonsy Buriars Shippy

Williamson Guilty of Offering a Bribe

Findlay Ohio Jan 4 Byron Williamson found guilty of attempting to bribe Warner to vote for Grant and Co in a conspiracy trial. State produced seven witnesses. defense minimal. The charge centered on a $1000 offer to Mrs Thorwood and a $950 offer to exar Thomas McConiea. McConiea to be tried next week. Prosecutor says a higher official of the Standard Oil company may be involved.

Standard Oil William Thorwood David Imme Exar Thomas McConiea Williamsen McConiea David Standard Ol Company

Thaw Trial Readiness As Second Hearing Nears

New York reports all in readiness for the second trial of Harry Thaw, which begins Monday. Thaw appears downcast as preparations are completed.

Thaw New York Harry Thaw

Pettibone Goes Free in Steunenberg Case

The jury found Pettibone not guilty of complicity in the assassination of former Governor Steunenberg. The trial of George D A Pettibone of the Western Federation of Miners concluded with a verdict of not guilty after deliberations that began late yesterday.

Steunenberg Polke Idaho Jon George DA Pettibone Wester Federation of ‘Miners Wallty

Harden Appeals From Court's Verdict

Columbus Ohio editor Harden appeals from the verdict. Those appointed to investigate the feasibility of abandoning the present penitentiary site and moving the institution to a new location were named by Governor Harris on Saturday in Berlin. Names include Henry Taylor of Columbus.

Columbus Dlan Coltline Sion Haretis Berlin Harden Henry Taylor

Troops Sent To Muncie As Rioting Ends

Three Indiana National Guard battalions arrived in Muncie to patrol streetcar lines after three days of rioting over a street railway strike. About 2,010 rioters took downtown control, cars were destroyed, and several strikebreakers were injured though police reported no gunfire casualties. Troops, with ammunition, began patrolling. Union sympathizers urged a boycott while workers and officials sought calm.

Muncie Ind Dan. G Angresty Surike van Renbow Hin Sealy Oren Perry Ilana Munete Tnd Indiana National Guard Union Traction Campang Chicago McKeefie

Political Figures Named in Ohio Commission Appointment

A fragment lists names from Toledo Cleveland East Liverpool Cincinnati and Columbus as Republicans and Democrats on a commission appointed by a joint resolution two years ago. The complaint references the present penitentiary alteration of tuberculosis stronghold.

Eagleson Succeeds Thompson as Speaker in Columbias Dispatch

In Columbias Ohio Republicans signal a shift with Eagleson set to replace Thompson as speaker. Freeman Eagleson faces no opposition. Chamberlain of Montgomery is expected to become GOP floor leader. Edward Anton, former world champion at tenant, dies in Toronto at age 76 from pneumonia.

Dan Republi Freeman Eagleson Mi A Thompson Chamberlain Montgomery Eagleson Toronto Ant. van Edward Anton Munton

Tragedy widens in Whitmore murder case in New York

New York reports the Georgia murder witness case surrounding Theodore Whitmore and his wife’s death near Lampblack swamp. Mrs Sadie Williams testifies of a Christmas hallway encounter and a drunken visit by a woman named Georgia. Walter McDonald and James Lawler corroborate details, challenging the Whitmores alibi as New Jersey officers pursue a third degree examination.

New York Hwo Whitacre New Jersey Sadie Williams Senate House Brooklyn Whitmores Whitmore Lena Georgia Williams Walter McDonald James Lawler

Steamer Mount Royal Missing After Antwerp Departure

St John Jan 4 Canadian Pacific reports Mount Royal left Antwerp Dec 7 bound for St John with many migrants aboard. Officials fear machinery failure caused drift off course. If no port by Monday, steamer likely foundered with all hands. Montis Can Jan 4 officials say hope fading.

St. John Canadian Pacific Mount Royal Antwerp St. Johns Montis Can Canadian Packie Railway Port Moniay

Judge Hazel Rules on Demurrers in Rate Case

Buffalo January 4 United States Judge Hazel ruled on demurrers by the Standard Oil and Vacuum Oil companies to indictments charging rate discrimination. The decisions set the stage for potential conviction penalties totaling up to 94 million dollars.

Buffalo N. Y United States Hazel Standard OM

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