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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

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Jerome Demands The Life Of Harry Thaw

New York dispatch notes District Attorney Jerome delivering a dramatic closing speech in the Harry K. Thaw case. He denounces Thaw as a cowardly murderer and urges either first degree verdict or, if not, second degree with punishment. Justice Dowling delays jury charge until tomorrow morning.

Stanford Whits Justice Dowling New York Harry K Jerome Stanford White White Evelyn Nesbitn Thaw London Paris Monte Carlo Madison Square Roof Garden

Coal miners' interstate move debated by executives

Indianapolis June meeting between code operators and the miners executive committee led by John Mitchell tests plans for an interstate conference. Western operators push for revival, Illinois group opposes. miners under new president L Lewis ready for action, fund reserves strong, no wage rise agreed yet. A 10 percent demand remains pending in committee.

Indianapolis Indl John Mitchell Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois L. Lewis

New York Republicans Indorse Governor Hughes

New York Republicans adopted a resolution at Murrey Hill Lyceum backing Theodore Roosevelt for national administration and urging support for Governor Hughes as the party candidate for president. The measure calls for influencing congressional and state conventions to nominate Hughes and aligns with praise of Roosevelt’s leadership and anti abuse stance.

New York Republicans Hughes Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt Hlavig Hughes Ma State of State of New York

New York Republicans Back Hughes for National Nomination

A New York County Republican committee resolution calls for the state delegation to the Republican National Convention to support Charles Evans Hughes for the presidency. The record notes unanimous endorsement amid hints of retreat from a prior tabled resolution, with governors and delegates urged to secure Hughes’s nomination or withdraw his name if needed.

United States Republican County Committee New York Charles &. Hughes Republican Party Charles BH. Hughes Hughes

Wrote and died after marriage announcement

New York dated January 30 reports Mrs. George Sears, formerly Miss August Beckman of St. Louis, who married A. l'Amron of New Orleans, attempted suicide by poison after her marriage news. She lies in a hospital dying. A note asked Mrs. H. Niederinghaus in St. Louis be notified and a letter to her husband was found. She had separated from her husband after several years. her family had heard little from her.

New York George Sears August Beckman St. Louis A. l'Amron New Orleans St. Louie

Buried Treasure Found Near New London Farm

Louis Motfiman, a farmer two miles south of New London, claims a buried treasure worth about 30000 dollars found under a tree on his property. The discovery was kept secret for weeks. A mysterious stranger named Harry Palmer from Chicago reportedly obtained work on the farm, then vanished and later died by suicide while in jail on robbery charges.

New London Wichi Louis Motfiman Nordin Hil Harry Palmer Chicago Palmer

Autoist Sentenced After Fatal Newark Crash

In Newark New Jersey Jidan Morris a theatrical manager Marcus J Jacobs was struck down last September by an auto driven at speed The driver received a 19 month penitentiary term The incident prompted civil suits including Shapiro seeking 5000 against Dr Morris and Jacobs widow filing 100000 for her husband s death

Newark Lo Jidan Morrta & Young Aerial Marcus J. Jacobs Mr. Jacobs New Brunswick Lily Shapiro Dr. Morris Morris Casket Company Jacobs Ta Puing Morris

Sovereign Grand Chaplain of Odd Fellows Dies

Hopkinerike Kys January 30. Rev John W. for many Jews pastor Episcopal.

Hopkinerike, Kys John W Eplacopal

Obituary Note on Dr Venebal and Odd Fellows Leader

A historical obituary fragment notes Med’s death and references Dr Venebal as the Sovereign Grand Chaplain of the Odd Fellows in the United States. Born in Washington, the text implies a long tenure highlighted by leadership within the fraternal organization.

The Odd Fellows United States Venebal Washington

Former United States Consul Is Dead

Cincinnati Ohio January 30. Marshall Halstead former United States consul died at Sweboek hospital after appendicitis operation. He was 45, son of Murat Halstead the journalist and author. He was married to Miss Lara Lutemhelmoer of the city.

Clicinnat, O Marshall Halstead United States Birmingham England Sweboek Murat Halstead Journallsr Agithor Mieslara Lutemhelmoer

Inspectors Named for State Institutions Review

Columbus Ohio January 30 In a section of state institutions by sub committees of the House of Finance Committee will commence next week. Chairman Lerand announced the makeup of the sub committees and the institutions each will visit. Woodburn Union County Yost Monroe Pemphrey Hardin begin work at the Cleveland State Hospital Tuesday. They will inspect the Agricultural Experiment Station at Wooter and the Madison House in Lake County with focus on possible abandonment. Gutele Adame Braun Franklin Speer Summit will visit the Boys Industrial Farm at Lancaster Athens Hospital Ohio University and the Hospital for Epileptics at Gallipolis. Bevin Melua Gaston Belmont McGinnis will inspect the Tollgate Hospital Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home and the Masion Hospital for the insane. Holler Stark Jones Jefferson Benne Ottawa will inspect the Dayton Hospital Soldiers Orphans Home at Xenia Longview Hospital Cincinnati and Miami University at Oxford.

Columbus Ohilo Ins House of Finance Committee Lerand Sui Yuatt Woodburn Union County Yost Monroe Pemphrey Hardin Cleveland State Hospital Wooter Madison Howe Lake County Gutele Adame Braun Franklin Speer Summit Lancaster Athens Hospital Ohio University Epitephea Gallipolis Bevin Melua Gaston Belmont McGinnis Shelby Tolltate Hospital Ohio Soldiers and Ballors Maesilon Holler Stark Jones Jetferson Benne Ottawa Dayton Xenia Long~view Hospital Cincinnati Miami University Oxford

Russian Lion Wins Wrestling Showdown at Oxford Music Hall

London report records George Hackenschieldt known as The Russian Lion defeating Rogers in a crowd packed at Oxford Music Hall. The match drew a large audience and secured Hackenschieldt’s claim in the world catch as catch can contest.

London George Hackenschieldt

Aldrich Bill 5 Reported By Senate Finance Committee

Washington Jan 20 The Aldrich bill as may be agreed upon by the senate finance committee was reported to the senate today chief features provide for the issue of 510 000 000 of emergency circulation notes will bear pledge to be redeemed by the United States in lawful money upon presentation at the treasury Authority to issue notes to national banks upon application when the comptroller of currency and secretary of the treasury agree that lines conditions demand the notes to be distributed among banks of the various states equitably in proportion to capital and surplus of the banks of each state to the aggregate of such capital and surplus of the national banks of the country As security for the issue the banks may deposit with the treasurer of the United States bonds of states cities counties or first mortgage bonds of railroads reporting to the Interstate Commerce Commission which have paid at least four per cent on entire capital stock for five years The amount of currency issued on these securities is 75 per cent of the market value of railroad bonds and 90 per cent of the market value of other bonds The emergency circulation is to be taxed one half of one per cent per month The provision requiring national banks outside reserve cities to maintain specified reserve is eliminated

Washington Senate Finance Committee Gente United States Treasury Comptroller of Currency Secretary of Interstate Commerce Commission

Troops to the Pacific Coast Mobilization Plan Reported

Omaha reports that the war department is quietly mobilizing troops for a Pacific coast deployment. Fort Crook Nebraska and Fort Russell Wyoming will supply units heading to Seattle and the Presidio, with Fort Leavenworth sending companies as the fleet nears California.

Pacific Coast Omaha Neb Jim Rob Evans Pacific War Department Pholtic Washington Burlington Union Pacific Fort Crook Nebraska Fort Russell Wyoming Seale San Francisco Fifth Ar‘llery Port Russell Seattle Fort Leavenworth Presidio

President says Cortelyou has APCD in Senate inquiry

Washington January 30 The president says Cortelyou has APCD as a resolution seeking information on Treasury operations amid the recent financial crisis was laid before the Senate by the vice president. Senators questioned if the pamphlet contained a complete secretary report and about the legality of printing such communications. The discussion touched on cabinet reporting practices with a note that the entire reply would be printed tomorrow. Continued on Page Four.

Tillman The Treasury Senate Cortelyou Washington Theregory Department Crivia Culberson Senator Lodge Lodge Aldrich Secretary of the Treasury Trem

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