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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

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Relations With Japs Reach Serious Stage

Washington January 21 The relations between the United States and Japan over the aniline bill to the California legislature have reached a serious stage. President Roosevelt insists the bills be killed and the recent diplomatic situation favors the author. Ex Mayor Phelan of San Francisco voices today Roosevelt’s policy in the matter.

California San Francisco Washington United Stnies Japan Ue Anlinpanéwo Roosevelt Phelan Sun Trans

Pray Meeting Around Pole For Carmack Case Death

Nashville Jan 21 The defense in the Gwenn murder trial brings mass prayer to the telegraph pole near Hearmwhore Cacti as jurors remain in box. They say the court cannot stop the gathering as public sentiment sways toward not convicting Carmick junior. The dead senator’s friends accuse the state attorney of hoodwinking the jury selection.

Tennessee Nashville Tent Gwenn Tela Semitor Carmick

Gompers Attacks Judge Over Contempt Ruling

Washington June 8 is to in the American Federationist Gompers attacks Judge Wright and associates for contempt holding Mitchell and Morrie jailed. He denounces the injunction as preemptive censorship of speech and press, claiming the court suppressed constitutional rights and aimed to silence the federation.

Federation of Labor Washington Suainner Gompers Justlee Wright Mitchell Morrie Gampers Wright

FEARING JAPS THE STATE WANTS PORT FORTIFIED

A wartime memo urges fortifying a southern California port against possible Japanese entry. The report cites a powerful but unnamed force and predicts naval opposition to be weak. It warns of a potential enemy land attack and notes timeframes for mobilization and expansion to about 300,000 troops by the end of the second month.

Washington Jan Suut Bai Pedro Durbor California Japan Pacific Pedro Borould

Platt Denies Paying Wife Debts in Divorce Case

New York legal dispute details Senator Platt and wife Mea Platt over personal debt allocations tied to an absolute divorce. Arguments cover a $25,000 settlement intended to satisfy all claims, while bills totaling $8,597 argue for inclusion. Platt states no agreement to settle any additional sums beyond the paid $26,000 to her attorneys. Decision reserved.

New York Jamitt—Throwel S Spreme Court Thoms Mea Dillan Janeway Platt Perhon Tory

Burton backs Cassidy as successor for congressional seat

Cleveland political figure Jay Burton endorses Cambly for the Twenty-first district, praising his experience on the river wardens committee and signaling confidence in his fit for the role. The piece notes Burton’s uncertain stance on one statement but emphasizes the argument that Cambly would serve Cleveland and the nation best. Separately, a Turkish envoy narrative mentions a Turkish government issue and a Turkish cruiser arriving at Smyrna with Greek squadron reception.

Cleveland Jay Genaordet Vyheodore Turton Dines 1 Cambly Bardens Milion Bali Crom Philadelphia Torkih Conetapitinoople Turkey Son Pracend Smyrna

Angry at the police protest targets city fire tactics

In New York on January 21 atyer union members threaten a street protest against alleged harsh methods of the fire department. A secretly planned strike aims to trigger a citywide response involving ten workers, with Anderson Oliver accused of planning a yellow treatment. An appearance is set for Mayor Mitchell.

New York Jen Helier Team Wyk Pox Fire Department Aitte Erika Tenmyters Oliver Miottellun

Hopkins Gains Sixth Jersey Victory Amid Rough Ballot Row

Hopkins appears to clinch another win in a staggered race with a 67 to 1 tally against Vues and Shenellir. The report notes Mossun and Mekintey scoring for various clubs while Wend contributes a minor point, reflecting a tight match at Syrivetield Me.

Jelnt Hopkins Vues Shenellir Syrivetield Dan Nat Mosun Mekintey

Shootings on a Farm End in Tragedy

A chaotic incident on a farm injured Mandy Brown and killed a man referred to as Dan or Haney after a dispute involving Haddie Brown and Vileski. The event occurred near Prospect with unclear details and names. Investigators are reviewing the sequence of gunfire and the parties involved.

New Lincoln Birthday Stamp Issue Announced

Postmaster General Meyer announces 100000000 new two cent stamps to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. Design features Lincoln's portrait within an ellipse, with the head shown on the stamp. The issue is planned for release on or before February 12.

Washington Jao Abramwai — Lincoln Meyer Someresa

Vlattors Armuested Plot Linked Stamp Clue

The text describes a 1909 plot involving Cra Pordina and a locoration helix, mentioning a strange top stamp inscription and a red two cent design. It notes a document found at the Corcoran Art Gallery in Chicago and references a lake shore drive location.

Corcoran Art Gallery St. Gawlen State of Line Voln Lake Shore Chicago

Standard Oil Co. ship advantage in Cleveland hearing

Dan Cheng and M. S. Schinkler testified at the hearing by Special Commissioner Fer tig regarding the Standard Oil Co. that allegedly gains an advantage over competitors. The company was claimed to enable shipment to all New England points at the same rate as rivals, despite no payment to Boston.

Cheng Dan M. S. Schinkler Fhd Phil Wire Af Seo Special Comlssioner Fertig Cleveland Obie Kinland

Honduras Treaty Leaves Criminals Without Refuge

Nawhiggton Jay reports to the foreign relations committee on an extradition treaty with Honduras. Once ratified, extradition of criminals will be possible, aiding the United States to break up crime networks and pursue fugitives abroad. The pact is noted as important due to a large number of fugitives in Honduras.

Nawhiggton Jay Sepolite ‘Route Committee of Foreign Relations Honduras anyjHa United States Jnebloe

Duke Plans Expedition Amid Denials of Resignation

Fragmentary OCR reports a rumored resignation denial involving the Duke of Mayne and a planned expedition to Hinwayae. The text mentions arrangements with a government and a recent London visit, suggesting preparations for a potentially troublesome enterprise.

Jan Mayne Mike Ik London Ollistaat

Miners Face Grave Crisis With Shortage in Funds

Indianapolis January 31 The president ordered an immediate special audit of retiring officers books and the organization as auditors filed a report. The findings show shortages in the funds of the United Mine Workers journal office with $83.40 misapplied to districts and unreturned advances and unpaid accounts among officials and employees. The audit discusses financial conditions at the State Workers' Journal, the miners’ official organ.

Lewis Thdianapol Ageril Nationat Orgunication Focmuee Stine Workers’ Journal

Cox 1 Whipped by New Senate Deal

Coline Jan 21 The organization seniors surrender to Republican independents and through Gemitor father they are Hered they worth agree to Inetein Inglo fines committees by the ask dion of four anti Cox mention. Chairman Thorne Baker asked for Lie privilege of offering the revolt H vehing for this ineremner The Independents refused to minky the pricesdon, Insisting that Craw ford do it. The four men who are so in adder are Todd and Tuttle Newublicans and Gottechall and Ale dort Democrat.

Finance Committee Senate Thorne Baker Cox Coline Gemitor Ask Dion Crawford Adder Todd and Tuttle Newublicans Gottechall Aledort

Chicago crib death toll may reach hundred in fire

An early Chicago fire trap left hundreds of workers and patrons scrambling as a tunnel collapse and smoke choked exits. Survivors recounted flames sweeping through the Bowth district venue, with at least ten bodies recovered and many more presumed dead. Charles Rowe described the panic and escape as the building burned to the waterline, while others clung to splintered supports and tried to reach the lake. Continued on page.

Chigage Fan Chicago Vasily Hoffman Charles Rowe Browling Mike Tiraels Tome Mepher Alore Charles Googin Googin Kenneth

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