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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1908

Page

3

Oklahoma statehood tests new county finances in Indian Territory

Tulsa notes say the constitution lacks a money-raising method to fund new county governments after statehood. Forty-five Indian Territory counties lack treasury funds, courthouses, jails, or even minutes paper. Officials fear scrip will trade at deep discounts until legislature grants finance authority.

Tulsa Indian Territory Oklahoma Indian ‘Territory Wileh United States Serip Kappes

Prodigy Ern est Lengye Captivates London Music Crowd

London readers note a 14 year old prodigy Ern est Lengye born in Vienna to Hungarian parents, recognized for extraordinary abilities in music. He won a government scholarship at five and a half, with assistance from duchess Augusta aiding his training in the early stages.

London Hans Richter Ernest Lengye Vienna Augusta Bia

Special Cars for Drunkards Berlin Prof Pore Petition

A temperance petition requests government action to reserve Saturdays and Sundays for exclusive use by abstainers. The effort, led by a figure identified as Prof. Pore, seeks a policy shift to support temperance.

Berlin Pore Abe Nord

Trained rats as clocks in Montclair alarm setup

Abe Conklin, Montclair trader, trains white rats to act as alarm clocks. Rats feed at 0:30 to 7:00 daily, waking handlers by tickling ears and startling them. He markets the trained animals to New York janitors and Montclair residents, predicting demand until old habits fade.

New York Abe Conklin Warwick Montclair Conklin Tata Oldvie Lierate

Judges Them By Their Cats

A New York woman recounts how she judges a family by its cat, saying a calm friendly cat signals a stable home while a nervous unfriendly cat hints at nervous strain or trouble. She notes the cat’s demeanor often reflects the household’s overall state.

York New York Olen Aimaxenent Katie

Blind man regains sight in Cleveland infirmary

A 60 year old man born blind, Mr. Hosking, has recovered his sight at a Cleveland infirmary. He married Miss Lottie Mall twenty years ago and moved to Colorado, where she recently joined him but left for Cleveland to reunite with her husband. The restoration was unexpected.

Col.Gale Hankine Cleveland Lottie Mall Colorado Mr. Hosking William Sprague Rhode Island Bytone Dive Jeans Gov Mrs. Sprague Henry Wellington Wack New York Providence Lincoln Kate Chasa Sprague Roselp Kate Chase-Boroque Ethel Portia Kitty Dora Thex Weed Virginia Canonchet Spague Orden Independent State Convention Willie Avice Weed Wilmington Del Hinister -Law Kate Washington Tates Denalor Willie Sprague Inez Sprague Wheaton Gardea Halle Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Katherine D. de Ronshac Young Weed Grand Union Hotel Gerrit Ines Sprague Harry Wiliams Stnes Justive John Hy Stineas Rhode Ialand Supreme Court Sho Winpenny Pennsylvania Tte Acres Spragues Inez Mr. Winpenny Canoncher St. Stephen's Church Harry Williams Stinens Herbert Harker W. C. Rhoades Wurst White Ines Amertes

Girl Desires Prison Time Over Boot Theft Case

A Windsor magistrate hears a young woman declare she would rather be imprisoned than remain free after being charged with stealing a pair of boots. She insists she would steal again to ensure confinement.

London Windsor Wonima

Canonchet estate sale ends tale of sprague era tragedy

Historic Narragansett Pier mansion Canonchet, once the Sprague family seat and scene of love and betrayal spanning decades, goes to the highest bidder. Elopements, divorces, and political power intertwined with Roscoe Conkling and Kate Chase mark its storied past.

Inna Furry Isle Onehet Kate Claw Sprague Salmon PB Chase Sorina Roscoe Conkling Maine Garfield Beecher Tilden Ben Butler Greeley Dana Grant Canonchet Atlantic J. Harold Winpenny Philadelphia Harry Williams Stiness Jindge Sinens Supreme Court of Rhode Island Narvaransett

Notable Chase Glamour and Civil War Era Salon

A fragment recounts Salmon P. Chase with his treasury cabinet, Kate Chase shaping Washington society with wit and beauty, and William Sprague as a daring Civil War figure entering a life of promise and tragedy. The scene describes a grand residence with $40,000 in carved dining-room appointments, hosting Horace Greeley, Conkling, and other prominent guests amid a storied, atmospheric setting.

Salmon P. Chase the Treasury Kate Chase Washington Society William Sprague Mhode Faland Eerie Helr Oly Horace Grewley Conkling

Christmas Photo Deals and Real Estate Offer in Town

J. W. Clark & Co. at 114 Court Street promotes Xmas specials on Kodak gear and cameras with free instruction. Advises readers to join a “Trip to Texan” on January 5 or 19, offering great bargains for home seekers along with real estate opportunities on the Gulf Coast or Armaribia.

Armaribia Gulf Coast

City Classifieds Offer Books Tools and Glasses

An old classified listing advertises 30¢ owt payments for books Tage ines and folded newspapers. It mentions Glasses lens matching services by AVE the pieces when you break a lens and grinding a new one to match Frames. It also notes optician F A Stengel and a meat market advertising fresh and smoked meats, sausages, and more. Utilities provided by various local businesses including Ginger Ale and Seltzer by STAR Bottling Works and driving rigs by R P Perry.

F.A. Stengel Optician

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