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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

7

Lundgren Best Pitcher of the Season for Cubs in N L

Carl Lundgren of the Cubs pitched 26 games with 42 runs scoring, 1.62 per game, and 129 hits allowed. The season featured top NL performances from Mathewson, Brown, and others, with striking out 180, few hits per game, and Lundgren cited among the era’s most effective hurlers.

Carl Lundgren Cubs Lund- Bren Ware Limdgren Mor Fecal Brown Mathewson Itty Talla Walker Johnson Joe Cantillon Dr. White Plank Killian Waddell Mike Nero Waddell Rube

Step Forward Mt ie Apparent Football Season Preview

The article discusses a college football team focusing on defense this fall and notes changes in strategy. It highlights the improvement in ball handling, passing game, and emphasis on speed. The piece contrasts new fast plays with traditional line play and ball control.

Wilby diMeult

New Football Plays Emerge With 1907 Open Game

In 1906 football reshaped by forward passing the quarterback kick and new defenses. Coaches introduced many plays unseen last year as the game moved from line kicking to open tactics. Detroit era stars Garrells Ackersall Cody Clark and Hare highlighted kicking out of danger as defenses grew stronger and the sport became more exciting.

Garrells Acker Ackersall Cody Clark Hare Schuknecht Minnesota Steffen Chicago

Jennings to Stand Pat on Detroit Pennant Run

Detroit manager Jennings says no lineup changes next season aside from batteries. He will stand pat on the AL pennant winners, with Claude Rossman or others given a future chance. Pitching depth is the concern as Bumner and Willette are slotted, while catching may see changes due to late-season injuries to Schmidt and Payne.

Detroit Jennings Claude Rossman Charlie Carr Brown Hughey Bummera Indianapellé Arowns Willete Jonas Alxth Schmidt Payne

Ice boat rescue drama on Long Island bay

A party of youths sails an ice boat run by Marjorie Kent and Guthrie Prigmore. Harry Morro pursues in another boat when Prigmore endangers the group. Morro saves Marjorie and Prigmore, pulling them to safety as breakers loom. The onlookers cheer the narrow escape.

Long Island Harry Morro Marjorie Kent Guthrie Prigmore Prig Morro Eoo Prigmore Baselde Miss Kent Marjorie Harry Mr. Prigmore Bardeo Une Morro Saver

Lower telegraph rates promise better service

A historical report notes proposed low telegram rates and faster service by Telepost and Delany's automatic systems. It compares per capita telegram use across nations, outlines rate structures, and analyzes cost implications for Western Union, including long-term capacity expansion via duplex and simplex lines.

New Zealand Great Britain France United States Western Union Postal Tel Company New York Memenger Telepost Delany Dellany Chicago Ogineers

Textile Mills Earn Big Profits Last Year

Bright outies. For linen making shown by large dividends paid by cotton industry. New Bedford cotton mills in 1907 paid stockholders the largest dividend in the aeons industry. These figures indicate the possibilities ahead of the Oxford mill now being equipped to Massachusetts to manufacture linen. The new mills will use a perfected process of reclaiming fiber from flax and will produce byproducts such as absorbent machinery waste explosives and ozolite gauze for surgical purposes. The process will also enable harvest of the seed crop before flax is turned to linen makers.

New Bedford Cotton Mills Arpa Tees Am Naeed Oxford Mansachusetts United States Moen Ia Oxford Milin

Reform In Kehoe Lungheons Parents Bavs...

Reform in Kehoe prompts parents to oppose allowing school children to make lunches from unwholesome foods. Readable recipes for currant cakes and oatmeal buns are offered as healthier, inexpensive alternatives. Instructions detail mixing butter, sugar, eggs, fruit, and milk for nourishing lunches.

Kehoe Bavs Bayles

Old West adapts church service amid gunmen tale

An old mining town Sunday service draws a gunman crowd, as a notorious gambler waves a dollar tax to watch the parson’s hand. The preacher’s plate swells with silver as the crowd pays a dollar each to see the minister’s cards, a tale recalling wild frontier charity and bravado.

Ted En Roth Pittsburg Mining Gine Seth bin Denver Jack Colt Sky Pilot Denver

Zemo Zemo Troupe Headlines Marion Family Theater Week

The Zemo Zemo Troupe leads the bill at Marion Family Theater for the coming week with celebrated acrobatic acts praised as among the best yet. Ralston Bon offers a big title sketch in a roar-inducing, absurd routine. The Morellos present refined musical numbers led by Mixs Morello contralto and Mise Shirley Morelle violin. Miea Charlotte Morelle, wife of Col Edward A Braden, performs. Lew Palmer provides entertaining mimicry. BH, P. Rows songs feature Could You Love a Little Girl Like Me and Nupanee.

Marion Ralston Morellos Mise Shirley Morelle Miea Charlotte Morelle Ite New York Edward A. Braden Lew Palmer P. Rowe

Dora Thorne at Grand Opera House and The Wigan McCarty at Grand

The Royal Stock Company presents Dora Thorne at Grand Opera House on Monday evening with love as a central theme. The act features its own band and orchestra, draws large audiences at popular prices, and promises tears and laughter. The Wigan McCarty comedy is slated for Saturday at the Grand.

Dora Tore Dora Thorne Thernes Dorn Thorne Grand Opera House Royal Stock Company Wigan McCarty

Notice to Stockholders Fairbanks Steam Boiler Co Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fairbanks Steam Boiler Company will be held in room A Masonic Temple Building Marion Ohio on Tuesday February 4 at two o clock p m to elect a board of directors and transact such other business as may be brought up W E Scofield Secretary 1 B uat

Fairbanks Steam Bho 1 Masonic Temple Marion Ohio Fleet & Board of Directors W. E. Scofield

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