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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
7
Marion Tops Coshocton In Tight Polo Battle 7 to 6
Marion defeats Coshocton 7 to 6 in a hard fought polo game at the Yoomliik Winters arena. New Marion players Devlin at center and Hickey in the cage impressed, with Shaw and Taylor linking well and Williams starring for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Coshocton
Coshion
Devlin
Hickey
Youngstown
Rash
Taylor
Rash Perry
Shaw
Devin
Marion Wulldif
Dannh
Harrold
Willams
Stopa
Gratfam
Lee
Local rink clash as Marion eyes upset over Zanesville
Marlon meets Zanesville after strong shows against other league teams. Crowd support grows as girls’ admission drops to fifteen cents, with reserved seating filling for Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Marlon
Down State
Marion
Marion and Lima Run Between Rival Teams
A brief cross-town clash features Marion and Lima with a 16 to 16 tie amid a tight contest. The scoreline hints at a balanced matchup as both sides jockey for position in a regional standings race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon
Marion
Lima
Season Plans Delayed Toward May Opening
The article notes postponement of owners meeting to Thursday with definite plans expected and implies the season may begin in the first week of May. Members expect decisions on scheduling and arrangements as the delay ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eald
Marion City basketball team revived with visitors from Delaware and Lima
Physical director C M Douthitt of the Y M C A organized a city basketball team to revive the game in Marion. The Marlon city team will open the season at the M M A gym Friday night with Company K of Delaware as visitors. Between halves, Marion Wieh and Lima high school teams will also compete in a double header promising real excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Douthitt
Marion
Marlon City
Bells
R. F
Apt
Hogan
J. F
Curtis
Crombie
D. Terpany
Marion Wieh
Lima High School
Delaware Defeated as Marion Wins Bowling Series
Marion defeated Delaware in a three game bowling series at Colonial Alleys last evening. Marion captured two games and sealed victory by topping Delaware in total pins despite Delaware's solid scores. Lineup details and scores follow in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Delaware
Loch Champs
C D M Bowling Team Wins Two Of Three Games
The C D M bowling team defeated the High School team of the Y M C A Allee last night, taking the first and second games out of a three game series. Shot scores were reported but not fully clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. CA
Big Gym Event Scheduled at M. M. A. Gymnasium Tonight
Preparations led by Phyelent director M. Dowthitt promise a standout evening of athletic displays and contests at the second annual gymnasium night. Both ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend. organizers aim to surpass all prior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gymhoatum
Phyelent
M. Dowthitt
Real American Aristocracy in The Virginian
A quotation discusses democracy and inequality, arguing independence abolished a fixed aristocracy but created new artificial hierarchies. It asserts that true democracy and true aristocracy share the same essence and condemns social violence against merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Owen Whiter
The
Virginian
Embarrassing Explanation Over Pricing Beliefs
A disputing customer questions a 25 cent charge while a sign shows 15 cents. A French barber answers politely and a collector boasts a coin collection valued at about $7,140, asserting every coin is genuine. A minister reacts with anger as the scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsiede
Trapping a Spy in a Moscow Secret Society
A scene unfolds in a dim Moscow room where a group of men, bound by oath and secrecy, plan to arrest a supposed traitor among them. A staged police entry reveals the conspiracy’s twist as a trusted member is unmasked and confessed, exposing deeper intrigue within the circle.
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Moscow
Yoicha
Rovio
Hwaard
Eoxton
Karlof
Presiident
Armin
Korloft
Mowcow
Citiren
Tyan | Sying
Curious custom at East Indian courts on gifts
A British officer or physician visiting a raja is shown a tray of jewels and gold ornaments valued at £50,000 or more. The jewelry is offered first to the gentleman, then to his wife if present, before being returned. Unaccepted pieces carry a travel necklace. A strict rule forbids officers from accepting gifts from natives without special permission from the viceroy, a rule dating from colonial days to curb extortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange
Eres
East India Company
India
London
The Last Man Shaved. A Humorous Frontier Tale
A muddled frontier tale describes a shaved group and a barber who battles a killer from a distant town. A captured foe recalls his vow to execute the barber, then reflects on a strange, winding encounter hinted at in old letters and war rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queeteland
Biel Wien
Ain
Sam
Dondilla
Mortgage origins traced to ancient Rome and Greece
The New York American notes the mortgage practice as an ancient custom, tracing it through Rome and Greece to show how mortgaging evolved within early, organized societies. The Philadelphia Ledger adds a quip about lightning striking a school, then links it to a supposed sense of justice before events arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrabo
Nearchus
Alexander the Great
Rhodes
Cyprus
Steily
Crete
Spain
Syl
Spaniarda Ail Markagnese
Madeira
America
New York
New York American
Provence
Philadelphin Ledger
Final Obedience and a Mocked Warning in a Dutch Dialogue
The fragment presents a garbled exchange where a character called Harold mutters to a mother that she should not visit often, claiming a need to follow another man’s dictates. The text hints at social or moral constraints and a satirical tone, possibly from a period piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Beau Fielding Enigma of English Social Life in His Day
Beau Fielding known as Beau Molding was a fashion figure in William III’s era. He enjoyed princely hospitality, redeemed his father’s estate, and faced rumors of crime and scandal. His wealth and influence faded after his mysterious death with little solid evidence to resolve public curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Molding
William
Howie
Miomas Wileon
Evelyy
Lim
Boma
Tolland
John Law
Prince
Mysterio Beau
Gaught and Join Spar Over Cash in Herald Quip
In the Gaught column from the Saintling ton Herald a witty exchange unfolds as a speaker teases about growing prettier yet shabbier. The other retorts that compliments are fine but occasional cash is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanlington Herald
Dna More Right Mistress-Many 4 tmartied woman
Brisk exchange describes a married or courting scene with a woman named Bridget and a cook. The dialogue hints at home life and social dynamics with implied authority and submission. The lines suggest a domestic setting and a relational tension centered on roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
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