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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1908

Page

2

Berlin Unrest as Universal Suffrage Rally Grows Violent

In Berlin on January 13 thousands of socialists gathered for a demonstration demanding direct universal suffrage and secret ballots. Police enforced strict crowd limits as clashes erupted in streets near the Kaiserhof and Wilhelmstrasse, with many demonstrators injured or detained but no fatalities reported.

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American Sailors Involved in Shore Incident Reported

A distorted dispatch from Pernambico notes American sailors arriving January 10 in Rio de Janeiro. It mentions border pallors, altercations, arrests, and injuries among sailors, with unclear details about the events and individuals involved.

Bills to curb utilities and billboard locations move in Ohio

Ohio lawmakers expect a flood of bills after a five day recess with measures to curb public utilities stock watering, allow government removal of commission members for misconduct, and require billboard location rules. Other items address tax law changes, election polling places, and a state tax commission report.

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Telegraphic Briefities From Ailing Times

A digest of chaotic incidents reports a Wisconsin student killed in a lake accident, a Brooklyn shooting, a Waukesha crowd melee with injuries, a husband alleged poisoning in Albany, and political actions on primaries. Police arrest two, a bystander injured, and editor strikes touch Boston papers.

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Thompson Says Handsoft Column Warns of Faction Chaos

The piece reports Ohio elections officials clash as Thompson notes Cleveland Republicans in disarray. Secretary plays lead role amid calls to restore order while the Cuyethon county board of elections ignores a state order. A Toledo murder is described with stark details of a son killed his mother in a brutal kitchen attack.

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Taft Leads in Primary Dispatch From Republican HQ

Report from Republican headquarters notes Taft with a large lead as Taft supporters claim counties have complied with the state committee call. The piece discusses Taft’s early advantage and hints at the national glide toward the state convention and related detente within the party.

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Murder Suspect Arrested After Fatal Storekeeper Shooting

Buffalo police arrested a man named Job Carpenter after a fatal shooting at a Cleveland area store. The suspect was captured Sunday following a description provided by witnesses. The case is under investigation by local authorities.

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Michigan Town Swept by Fire in Walton Village Fire

A fire Sunday destroyed part of Walton village in Three Rivers Michigan, said to be incendiary in origin. The blaze followed a day of warm weather and rain with several structures damaged or ruined, causing estimated losses around sixty thousand dollars.

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Blizzard Paralyzes Milwaukee Transit Across City

A ferent blizzard swept Milwaukee Wisconsin burying streets and crippling traffic. Telegraph and telephone wires were down and railway traffic was halted as crews worked to restore service through the night and into the next day.

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Gas Explosion Routs Joplin Hotel. One Woman Killed

A gas explosion ripped through a Joplin Missouri hotel Sunday, killing Mavis Reynolds a 40 year old clerk and injuring several others. The blast caused widespread damage to rooms and nearby property. Firefighters battled the flames and searched for additional victims as authorities investigated the cause and assessed the ruin.

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Battleships Reach Rio Janeiro on 110th Anniversary Voyage

The American fleet arrived in Rio de Janeiro from Port of Spain Trinidad after a 3006 mile voyage lasting 14 days. Rear Admiral Evans led the Connecticut with two bristish cruisers nearby as thousands greet the ships. Crowds gathered along the harbor and quays while a celebratory salute and equator ceremony marked the visit with naval officials aboard the Connecticut and honored guests attending.

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Storm Paralyzed Chicago Wire Service Out For Hours

A severe windstorm knocked out wire service operations and left Chicago and nearby areas powerless for hours. The early morning outage spread across the city and its environs, shutting down communications until dawn and continuing through the day.

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Cement Plants to Reopen Amid Local Factory Revival

Announcement from Hanricky Porto Government Co states plants at Hay Bridge, Ohio, and Mia will reopen February 10 after December shutdowns. Workers return under revised schedules as production resumes at the site.

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Congressman Cook Attacks Land Frauds in Colorado

In a personal letter to the President and key officials, Congressman Cook denounces alleged land law abuses in Colorado. He asserts prosecutions target upright local businessmen, claims indictments were overreaching, and warns executive encroachment threatens the republic, urging Supreme Court restraint.

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Preacher Convicted of Counterfeiting in West Virginia

Rev J A Kaye of Oak Park Minnesota was found guilty by a U S court jury of possessing tools to counterfeit government currency. He faces a two year penitentiary sentence imposed by Judge Humphrey. In Boston a military conference among officers seeks unity of amateur and professional soldiers amid expanding national mobilization.

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Massive First Avenue fire devastates block in New York

A two story tenement block on First Avenue from Ninety third to Ninety fourth burned Sunday, tied to factory renovations and housing a dozen enterprises. Loss estimated at about 600,000 dollars. No fatalities reported in initial dispatches.

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Fashion Notes On Mattresses Gloves And Footwear

A fragmented fashion column describes new forms of pin cushions and mattress cushions with detachable cases, pale blue hues, and floral embroidery. It moves to gloves and sleeves, noting long mousquetaire styles in gray, beige, cream, and purple awards, with the popularity of high heels, suede boots, and versatile footwear to match skirts and weather.

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