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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
7
Brunel January 28 reports say the American expedition led by RF Dorsey Mohun, aiming to open the Kongo Free State interior for rubber and mining concessions, was attacked by natives and forced to withdraw. Members included PB Verner, A Chen ter Beatty, 8 We Ball, and others, connected to American investment tied to Guggenheim interests and Belgian concessions.
Fragmented notes show a lodge gathering of O O F members on a Monday evening. They discussed routine business and preparations for degree work while arranging to admit two candidates.
About sixty five members of Canby Lodge No 11 Kaighia of Py thids attended in Caledonia last night for the degree of Wright. The woven candidate was introduced and the lodge entertained with a banquet and toasts. The program continued into a late hour amid merriment and camaraderie.
A garbled tale about a Smithsonian mounted cat from the Washington monument era circulates, suggesting a political nomination angle. The story claims a senator group discussed candidacy amid talk of a famous feline myth, but details are dubious and traced to a sensationalized report.
Atlanta, Jan 28. Mrs Nannie Oliver of Knoxville says she was the wife of William J Oliver, a canal contractor, and seeks divorce and $160000 alimony. She testified of marriage in Atlanta on March 28 190X, a fatal throat scar, threats to kill, and ongoing travel with Oliver who denied marriage. Oliver admits relations but clashes over marriage and a suit in Knoxville. He asserts a pending case blocks divorce.
A Washington scientist explains wind not as the sole barrier to sound but its wind strength differences at various altitudes and sides. Temperature differences also deflect sound, potentially misplacing expected audible ranges from sirens miles away. The piece notes theory vs. experiment gaps in sound reach and cautions readers about coughs from stomach effervescence rather than lung ailment.
A fragmentary Atlantic note discusses the underdog as a state of mind not born from fortune but from a quiet, self effacing attitude. It notes how some may feign confidence, attempting grand displays before fortune shifts, yet their inner doubt remains visible.
Min Be Rung hosts a Woman’s club meeting featuring talks on favorites recreations Japan's ancient and medieval history and the Army and Navy. Mrs J J Waddell and Mrs B DeWolfe presented papers, a book review by Mrs W N Harder followed, and Mrs Charles J Allen sang two Japanese selections. Discussion covered a conspectus plan for the annual reception and informal leap year dance at the Talley Way club hall on a Thursday night. The M B club will meet at Mrs H Trump’s John Street home next Thursday afternoon.
Market notes from Pittsburg and Chicago show cattle demand steady with primes at 5.78 and good at 5.10 to 6.50, lambs 6.40 to 7.60, and mixed grades active. Chicago grain edges higher on wheat and mixed corn, with May and July futures firming while old crop prices eased. Toledo and local markets quote cash and futures alongside grain products and produce items.
Homer Walters of the Erie railroad suffered a crushed right hand after a heavy lumber fall at work Monday afternoon. The hand was mashed to a pulp, causing excruciating pain. Dr. A. Ru wax treated the injury and a looming amputation is not expected, per the attending physician.
J. W. Jacoby went to Clarmont county on business today. Will Stose of Portland Oregon is visiting his parents in the city. John Hixon of Mt Gilead Ohio is the guest of Fred Hochatetter of South Vine Street. Luella Wachter of Marion is visiting her sister Miss Nalsy Wachter of South Sandusky Street, Delaware.
A listing reports that Marquesants- Jonde has some of the most skilled tattooists and hints at protective measures from authorities. An examination day opened at 9 oclock and ran until noon with a dozen applicants. seven sought German positions and six applied for police roles.
A map bail story transcribed from the Lopdgn Express reports a defendant charged at Willenden College court with intoxication and using bad language. The plea is unclear, with the accused allegedly stating he knows nothing about the language and claiming to be deaf.
Multiple old style real estate notices offer seven room houses on South High Street and nearby avenues for sale or exchange. Listings include gas, wells, cellars, cemented basements, and favorable terms with down payments, long balance periods, or exchanges for vacant lots in East End, South End, or other locations. Some properties face Franklin Street and have desirable positions near churches and town landmarks.
Daily market report from East Buffalo lists cattle, sheep, and hog prices with widespread slow bids. Trading notes show mixed to lower values on dairy and beef cattle, with prime steers around 6.20 and stockers 9.70, while small lots and futures remain uncertain for tomorrow’s figures.
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