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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

6

Six Club Ohio State League meeting in Columbus today

Columbus hosts a meeting to form a six club Ohio State League with plans for expansion, including Richmond Hamilton Steubenville and East Liverpool. locals expect a strong Republican push with Bob Quinn as president and talks of eight club teams possible. Directors consider salaries, personnel, and stadium needs as teams like Lancaster Marlow Mansfield Newark and Springfield position for the new season.

Columbus Aix Richmond Obie Biatera Hifmilton Ma Nation Iit Intatoek Steubenville East Liverpool Bob Quinn Columbus Club Hamilton Lancaster Liverpool Pennsylvania Thia Maryland W. W. ‘Irwin Wheeling Moher Clarence Rarey George Farnbaugh Notre Dame University Ami Shortatop Sunny” Price Washington, Pa Bippus Clarence Jessup Beut Ohio Lima Quinn Not J. J. McIntyre Ed. Ransick Tima Springfield Jeseup Muncie Piqua Miami County Troy Ohio State State Journal

Marion to Break Zanesville Hoodoo at Home Rink

Marion faces Zanesville tonight in a rink showdown as locals hope to snap an ongoing hoodoo. A reduced fifteen cent admission aims to draw a larger crowd including ladies, while Shaw, Taylor, Perry, and Hickey lead the lineup in defense and scoring. In a separate game, Coshocton defeated Ashland 4 to 3 with strong defense and solid goaltending from Graham as Fahrner and Fletcher shone for the visitors.

Marion Zanesville Shaw Taylor Goard Perry Rome Hickey Etert Marton Cobhocton Ashland Coshocton Invincibles Graham Fahrner Fletcher DeWitt Apaene Jae Mn Williams

Brief Vignettes of Notables and Local Notables

A string of short items mentions Sarah Laird tied to German affairs, Lamar Jackson’s cadetship at West Point via Rep Carter, General Eli Torrance’s gift to Confederate veterans home, Frank Ex West’s weight and march, Nanole Catterson’s height and Asa Riggs’s bakery tenure in Maine, and James T. Stevenson meeting his long-lost brother Wilbur in Texas.

Sien Orien Sarah Laird Pisin Rice Tate Count Quads Washington Colling Calotta Love Persia Lamar Jackson Ateta Okla United States Military Academy West Point Charlies D. Carter Oklahoma Eli Torrance Minneapoli Grand Army of the Republic Alabama Frank Ex West Mound Valley Kan Mise Nanole Catterson Texas Asa Riggs Belfant Baker i Maine Riggs James T. Stevenson Pueblo Colo Menard County Tex Wilbur Stevenson

German Gleanings From a Turbulent Year

Fragmentary notes report Kant remains moved to Fursten graft of the cathedral near Konigaberg. Klugenberg taxes unclear but a novelty says every citizen received 50 dollars from brick works profits. Fleet statistics oddly claim lowest insanity in engineering. Berlin 1900 population 2,000,777 on June 80 with 2.5 square miles of paved streets and 101 parks and 7 bridges.

Furstengraft Konigaberg Klugenberg Germany Tealth Neering Berlin Railronda

Flippant Fings and scattered satirical quips

A fragmented OCR note cites satirical phrases across papers including Philadelphia Press and Atlanta Copatitation. It references jokes about Prohibition, wireless signals, Europe, and money talking, with stray lines from the Bulthore Sun Hartford Post and Chicago Inter Ocean.

Philadelphia Press Georgia Hartford Post Chicago

Old Fashioned Motifs and the Lost Lovers in a Globe Tale

A fragmented item asks what happened to the old fashioned girl who set her cap for a man and the old fashioned man who called a boy a casey. It recalls a mother searching for a son whose route failed and who carried a dark object under her apron in the Globe’s pages.

Casey Atchison Globe Ind Bobby Marion Anld

New York City Dog Purchases and Land Value Surpass Billions

Estimates show New Yorkers have spent about 72 000 on dogs over the past year and daily 500 000 invested in land and new homes. The bulldogs and land from the Battery to Central Park are valued at roughly 2.1 billion. The piece notes New York as a theater city with interest in drama and the Bard.

Ttme New York New York City Manhattan Battery Gentral Park New York Herald

Theater Notes Hint at New Plays and Debuts

Fragmentary OCR hints at upcoming stage work with references to plays by Tease Bustey and Richard Strauss. Mentions include Electra timing before November 1909 and a Japanese play The Children and dayan. Mirrored names suggest a lively season with Lawford and Boyd among those involved.

Permet Gay Electra L Rose Siabi Dayan Eae Lawford Ielquet Pew Nat Atairet Boyd

Model of the moment for fashionable midcentury gowns

Brooklyn Engle notes that Bilvery gray and pale Abie fashion trends favor ready made gowns and versatile negligees. Critiques praise Kréteh gowns from Perle with innovative sleeve designs and ribbon accents, while suggesting clever reuse of daywear as dinner attire, reflecting a flexible, stylish approach.

Bilvery Gray Mike Tt Fm Perle Anwar Brooklyn! Engle

English Etchings and Oddities From A Distant Realm

A broad collection of stray notices reports and bizarre items includes a rat measured at eighteen and a half inches in Gateshead on Tyne a figure claiming four thousand die in the United Kingdom yearly and a Windlesham Burrey resident charged for walking off during a constable’s call Also mentioned is a parish MP asked about an inheritance and a Holborn town council posting outdoor charts to guide locals through the borough highlighting places of interest

Gateshendon-Tyne Windleshath London Holborn Town

Short Stories Note on Temperate Men and Boundaries

A fragmented paragraph discusses temperate men living longer than drinkers, U S and Canada boundary resurvey efforts near San Conner near Mexico City, large shipments of Japanese matting plants from California to several states, and wood supplies with mills leaving tops on farms.

United States San Connie Mexico California Texas Arizona Indiana Ottys Vermont

Tales They Tell. Fifteen year old arrestee in Philadelphia

Tale items describe Tastus Grooteh aged fifteen arrested in Philadelphia for wire desertion. Napoleon Wood of Leominster Massachusetts swallowed twenty eight pennies and coughed them up to win bets. Burglars entered Halpin drug store through cellar furnace radiator amid a fire in the furnace. A divorce case cites a complainant accusing his wife of claiming his ancestors were of no account. Charles Martens earned a Springfield Massachusetts police place by neck-stretching three tenths of an inch in eight weeks using weights.

Tastus Grooteh Philadelphia Napoleon Wood Leominster Maas Thomas Halpin Louie Henry J. Pierce Ocharles Martens Springfeld Mass

Sporting World Notes On Racing and Baseball Moves

Time reports Lima track managers aim for next season Grand Prix. Jockey Horman Radtke to ride in Russia. Radtke’s employer Michael De Las erell. Kid Gleason set to rejoin Philadelphia National League team after twenty one years in pro baseball. Intercollegiate Rowing meet schedule fix: Saturday June 27 at Poughkeepsie.

Lima Horman Rradtke Russia Radtke Michael de Laserell Kid Gleason Kid Hae Acranton Poughkoopale

The Cookbook Savoring Rice Pudding With Citrus

An old fashioned recipe instructs savoring rice pudding with drops of yuollla and orange water. It suggests boiling water, beating eggs, and using currant jelly at the bottom of a dish, then topping with a sugar glaze and nine thin slices, with French techniques for flavoring and vinegar addition in a variant.

Walter Ravan

Washington's Waterloo and scattered home companion scraps

A collage of humor and curiosities from Harper's Weekly and Lippincott's. Vignettes depict domestic quarrels, judges and yachts, a seven year old’s cryptic crisis, a teeny phonograph dream, and old Egypt’s love letters, all captured in late nineteenth century style.

Fragmented Historic Text About Work and Power

Fragmentary OCR style lines discuss work, wages, and authority with unclear references. The passage mentions a Tribune and social expectations, but specifics, names, and dates are unreadable, yielding a partial glimpse into a historical discourse on labor and power.

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Coin Reported as Unique Antique Ole

Zenghella reports a bronze dated 430 to 222 B.C. from Tetob Atv Egypt as the sole genuine antique ole. The coin weighs two pounds, with a 3 inch diameter and owl motif reminiscent of Athenian tetradrachma. Alloy shows 76 percent copper and tin, with unusual tin proportions for hardness.

Thineraia Tetob Atv Egypt Pree Foxsor CO Zenghella

Pacific Power Balance Amid Pacific Tension

The text argues the United States should avoid projecting power across the Pacific to prevent provoking rival nations. It warns such stances could destabilize maritime regions and shift balance in the great ocean, amid references to Japan and uncertain historical voices.

Pacific United States Americas Japan

Fragmentary courtroom outburst from Tift case

Sobbing witness Toulilian exclaims he never saw the day before the alleged marriage while Mr. Houlian responds with a remark about not seeing him that day at the. The garbled OCR text captures a brief discordant exchange amid a Tift scene.

Mr. Toulilian

Proof of Count Phensoni in Lilt dvatre tale

Fragmentary text appears to discuss Count Phensoni and a personal friend debating a claim about Ame Jean holrem. The source shows garbled spelling and broken phrases, offering a fleeting sense of testimony or mock proof without clear events or names.

Phensoni Jean Holrem Washingtiay

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