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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

8

Body Found On A Bridge In Caledonia Tragedy

Coroner believes Alooso Jackson 21 of Denmark killed himself after a note of heartbreak. Body found by Harry Gompt on the Big Four bridge at the Whetstone river with limbs severed, identified later by friends and family. Funeral planned in Denmark, coroner cites self harm as cause pending official findings.

Marty Gompf Caledonia Alooso Jackson Harry Gompt Gompt Claridon Whetstone Rinker & Busch Friant Wloam Jackson Denmark Bradge Young Jackson Jackston Jackson Brady Wat Jackson

Family Reunion at Morral Grove Near Morr

Washburn and Taylor families gathered for a reunion at Morral Grove near Morr on a Saturday. About thirty five members attended and shared stories from the past year. A playful bandbell game, a well pleasing dinner, and fireworks in the evening marked the event with local attendees including Mr and Mrs Hinklin and Anna Stevoh and family. Plans for future gatherings were set for the coming month at a decided location.

Washburn-Taylor Wlet Morral Grove Morr Stes W. H. Hinklin Ed Mra Anna Stevoh

New Pastors Begin Work in Marion Congregations

Two new pastors started Sunday morning duties in Marion. Rev. F W Zechiet of Gaiton opened at the Reformed Church while Rev. Charles Smith of Altoona PA assumed duties at the First Christian Church. Both delivered introductory sermons outlining their work.

Marion FW. Zechiet Gaiton Reformed Charles Smith Altoona Pennsylvania

Hall's Catarrh Cure Internal Remedy Claim

Advertisement asserts catarrh is incurable by local treatment and must be treated with internal remedies. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood purifying mucous-surface tonic prescribed by top physicians, with testimonials and Toledo Ohio as company base. Ends with price 75 cents and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Campaign Opens in Marion County Temperance Drive

The Local Option campaign opened at Epworth church in Marion County with large turnout from several churches. Rev G M Rourke and Rev D H Bailey led a spirited program including a controversial booze exhibit, with remarks urging temperance and county option. Additional talks by B C Smith Freqy Carhart D C Nelson and Mr Cheney followed as organizers plan further meetings.

Marion County Epworth Marion D .H. Bailey G. M. Rourke First Presbyterian Church Mr. Rourke D. WH. Batley Epworth Cchurch Ater B.C. Smith Freq Carshart D. C. Nelon Cheney

Woman Falls Into Basement at Morral Dissapointing Mixup

Mrs Pearl Wood of five miles southwest of Marri fell in darkness at a Morral chophouse during a Meral lodge Odd Fellows event mistaking a basement entry for a cloak room. She sustained serious injuries including a neck wound and multiple bruises. She was moved to her sister Mrs Charles Starkey’s home for care. A Steam Shovel Excursion ad followed.

Pearl Wood Marri Morral Te Meral Lodge Odd Fellows Ohmrles Starkey

Vaudeville Grand Opens With Dual Shows Tonight

The Grand will debut vaudeville tonight booked with a reading circuit. Patrons lacking recent vaudeville can look forward to two shows nightly at early and late times. Reserved seats at lower prices can be secured in advance.

A Jong Tae

Shattered Patella In Prospect Car Crash

Daniel Meiley of Prospect is hospitalized at Central Emergency after a Sunday afternoon jam accident. His horse bolted, striking Meiley's left knee and splintering the kneecap. He was brought to the city by interurban car and rests today.

Daniel Meiley Prospect Central Emergency Hospital Mailey Melley

Saturday Night Chaos Tracked as City Copes With Excess

The report details a disorderly Saturday night in Marion with fireworks and dynamite crackers hurting none seriously. Officers fined several celebrants, including Sherman Orr, Charlea Henry, Wilbur Marshall, and Perry Adams, while Perry Adams faced a 30 day workhouse sentence. Harry Snyder, ex officer, is jailed on petit larceny charges after an alleged cash theft during revels.

Myor Ironjon J. Vyarleycorn Kay George 11 Malin Street Ofivers Pabock Thompson Merning Bear Ironton Old Ohio Walter Haren Giath Brown Madner Officer Harper Poles Sherman Orr Charlea Henry Mt. Victory Marion Hostetter Marver Tom Sherman and Charney de Vrayting City Wilbur Marshall Kellis Wilbur Strell Perry Buck” Adams Cusyc C.F. Stockman Stockman Adams Adame Columbus Harry Snyder Jamen Burnett Harpater Burnett Mariv Snyder Palley Oak Street Ae Snyder Iit Cuslo

Prisoners Held For Stealing Chickens In Local Case

Dick Stevens Charley Meninette and George McGaffney noted as police characters face 20 days in jail and $10 fines plus costs for stealing chickens. Sandy Sowers arrested on a warrant by Clarence Ness for assault with battery. Bowers released on own recognizance. case dropped when witness failed to appear. Try an ad in The Mirror Went jolumn.

Scharge Dick" Stevens Charley ‘Meninette George McGaffney Sandy Sowers Clarence Ness Bowers

Frances Willard WCTU Meeting Agenda at Wikes Home

Frances Willard WCTU members met Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at the Wikes home corner of Geter street and Reed Avenue The program included hymns walk in the light scripture reading prayer responsive reading scientific temperance instructions in the public schools paper Ethel Haines duet Mrs J Bain and Mrs S V Milliver song Victory For Me and benediction.

Frances Willard Mra V. Milliver Ies Ethel Haines

New Pastor Installed at Waldo Reformed Church

Rev Conrad Hoffman of New Bremen was yesterday installed as pastor of the Waldo Reformed church by Rev Alfred Groether of New Bremen Rev D M Christman of Bucyrus and S H Kellar of this city. The new pastor is a young man of more than ordinary promise and a brilliant future is predicted for him.

Conrad Hoffman New Bremen Putor Waldo Reformed Church Mr.Hoffman Alfred Groether D. M. Christman Bucyrus S. H. Kellar Pavtor Lrom Hin

Aged Lady Burned in Explosion at East Center Home

Mrs J T Merchant suffered severe burns in a peculiar explosion at her East Center Street home Saturday afternoon. While cleaning with gasoline and a low gas flame, fumes ignited causing injuries to both arms and hands. Dr L D Hamilton attended, condition serious for her age.

J. T. Merchant East Center Street Min Merchant L. D. Hamilton Fee

Local Events And Births In The Community

William Pesroe confined to home by Sue. Charles Showers of Richwood, Karloussy U1, and Thomas Lunder of Oak Street are the parents of a newborn earlier Sunday. Albert Galser of Palrgound Street is parent of another newborn. A daughter born to Ovcur Lusch of Unter Avenue this morning. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ovcur Lusch of Bust Church Street. The Powell clan gathering near Koworth 8.8 will meet in the church basement Tuesday at 7:80. Members and friends invited.

William Pesroe Sue Charles Showers Rich Karloussy U1 Amd Thomas PF. Lunder Oak Street MVS Albert Galser Palrground Street Ovcur Lusch Unter Avenue Mira Church Street Powell Koworth

Democratic County Executive Committee Opens HQ at Center Street

Martin J. Burke heads the Democratic county central committee with key members named for the forthcoming campaign. The nine person executive committee includes Cheries H. Conley W P Molohey Thomas J Meade Fred Ebinery and A Holland from the city plus William J. Lindsay from Adelonia Dr R H Minefrock from Prospect Thomas J Crowley of Larne and Charles W. Retterer of Highland. The central officers Burke as chairman John W. Homminger secretary and C. B. Jenkins treasurer will also serve as executive officers. HQ is at 116 1 2 West Center Street above Mint Todd millinery. The two rooms will host meetings and house Democratic literature for callers. The new executive committee will meet next Friday at 7:40 PM to discuss campaign matters.

Martin J. Burke Democratic County Central Cheries H. Conley W .P. Molohey Thomas J. Meade Fred EB Nibery A. ©. Holland Sity William J. Lindsay Aledonia R. H. Minefrock Prospect Thomas J Crowley Larne Charles W. Retterer Hichland Township Mare UN J. Burke John W.homminger C. B. Jenkins Democratic West Center Street Mint Todd’ Millinery Fore

Admiral Coffer Surges in Public Favor on Wave

Amidst shifting tides of opinion ADMIRAL COFFER gains widespread backing as supporters rally across districts. Analysts credit steady messaging and visible leadership in press briefings, with endorsements growing from several local groups and noted figures boosting momentum.

Admiral Coffer

Narrow escape after carriage wheel comes off near church

Mrs Campbell who lived west of the city narrowly avoided serious injury after leaving Wesley Methodist Church. A wheel detached causing the carriage to overturn briefly as the frightened horse dashed toward the Hocking Valley tracks. The woman was unhurt but her vehicle was demolished.

Wesley M Jehurch Campbell Thi City Hocking Valley

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