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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1908

Page

5

Republicans Unite in Bucyrus After Cedar Point Plans

Republican leaders from Bucyrus and all counties in the Thirteenth district met in Mouser and Quigley’s law offices to heal rifts from Foraker and Taft factions. A Cedar Point convention August 5 was set to nominate a congressman and presidential elector Major I. H. Burgoon is the likely elector nominee. Delegates retain county representation. Mouser’s renomination is favored by attendees.

Foraker Bucyrus Mouser Quigley Frank Dimon Dr. Bomis Smith W. Bennett Bennett Cedar Point I. H. Burgoon Fremont Poh County John ‘T. Carey L. M. Bowers L. A. Kennedy C. HH. ‘Lewis Wyandot County W. J. Geer John EB. ‘Hopley Edward Vollrath Edward Reid James R. Hopley Crawford County John Lott Te F. Tooke Charles E. Derr Alexander Kiskadden Seneca County Dion J. Maxwell Titus Nolf George BE Praden Santusky County Charles BE Judson Carl B. Clark Charles TH. Johnson Erie County

Mrs Rachel Denman Succumbs At Waldo Home

Mrs Rachel Denman 72 died at 2 a m Wednesday at the home of her son-in-law Daniel Kelber in Waldo from a complication of disease. She was a lifelong Waldo resident. her husband Tanse Denman died five years ago. Surviving are three children Jacob Denman Mia Denman Daniel Kelber and Mrs Jacob Rentzler, all of Aosta.

Rachel Denman Daniel Keleber Waldo Waldo Towneship Tanse Denman Jacob Denman Mia Daniel Kelber Jacob Rentzler Aosta

Somesas Corner Public Opinion Note Appears

Fragmentary op incident notes show Somesas Corner as a topic of pubic favor with unclear context. Readers see hints of local sentiment but exact actions or dates are missing. The readable bits suggest a community discussion or column mentioning Somesas Corner.

Social event notes from Epworth M B church groups

A sequence of social gatherings is described, including a Sunday school class anniversary at Epworth M B church on West Columbus Street, a surprise sixteenth birthday party for Pearl Burk on East Farming Street, and a Lincoln Park picnic with listed attendees. Also mentioned are a Sabbath school class spell coupling, musical offerings by Grace McElroy and Hazel Insicssp, and a Young People's Christian Endeavor gathering with large turnout.

Grace Abbott Mth Anderson Zella Barrat Kia Carter Alice Terpany Opar Hay Vera Porter Sepha McNair Blenna Sauer H. B. Hill Pearl Burk East Farming Street Mine Burk Thore Cedi Hurt Marle Wicks Mary Woods Winnie Anderson Ethel Lake Lucile Hazel Buckingham Grace Herman Hertha Milliser Bertha Fulle Bernice Holiday Stella Fisher George Sweney Fe, Steinman R. Swinehart Paul Burk Harry Frants Otis Shandler Ray Darling BH. Holiday Wiliam Burk Clyde Cummings Minses Desde Maud Hill Vine Street J. B. Strritt Epworth M. B. Church Grace McElroy California Hazel Mins Faye Harriott Cherry Street Young Peopl Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church

Marion County Personal Property Valued At Over Six Million

County Auditor Charles L. Allen released a report showing Marion County personal property and credits assessed for taxation totaling 6,595,449 dollars, up from 645,142 last year. Hogs number 13,068 valued at 282,740. cattle 13,184 at 258,900. horses 30,192 at 129,204. sheep 55,694 at 169,902. Watches valued 6,202. pianos 1,290 at 68,525. Merchants stock 316,470. manufacturers stock 54,?18. Real estate and bonds show substantial gains with railroad and corporate property notably up. There are 2,284 male dogs and 148 female dogs in the county.

Charles L. Allen Marion County Assensons

No Mercy For Miscreants In City Park Vandalism Probe

Police court notes reveal the mayor orders intensified efforts to arrest vandals in city parks. Suspects are being rounded up as investigations continue with possible arrests soon. Officials threaten harsh penalties including workhouse or reformatory sentences for adults and juveniles, plus destruction of property charges. William Laurie, victim of delirium tremens, remains hospitalized as investigators cite tips from park watchdogs.

William Laurie Bell

Warped Echoes of Crime and Vagrancy in Local Police Report

The article notes a man described as calm and sleepbound since a prior incident, police reporting on drunkenness charges against Joseph Tracy dismissed to trial, and vagrant George Stanton sent to the work house or out of town. It also mentions a theft on Superior Street where six dollars and half a ham vanished while the resident was away. Admiral Coffer is named in a closing line.

Wilhelm and Hostetter Joseph Tracy West End Tracy James Brown Superior Street

Local society notes from Ames and nearby towns

Dr and Mrs A F Linseatt return from Amesville Ohio relatives visit. John F E Dutton Rural Carrier Route 2 Agosta vacation at Harpster. Mrs J W Van Meeter and daughter depart for two weeks at Lakeside. Virgil and Blanche Mealey visit grandfather Fire Chic Medley Upper Sandusky. Kell Hochstetter and Frank Mc Daniels leave for Cedar Point and Lake Erie resorts. Matella Wilson returns from six weeks in Ewartaville and Anderson. Mr and Mrs Z W Burtafeld Grand Prairie Township travel to Prospects to visit.

A. F. Linseatt Amesville Ohio John FE Dutton Agosta Harpster J. W. van Meeter Lft Lakeside Virgil Blanche Mealey Jare Upper Sandusky Kell Hochstetter Frank McDaniels Cedar Point Lake Erie Mia Iatella Wilson Ewartaville Anderson Int Mra

Runaway horse causes injuries on Center Street near Epworth Church

A runaway horse driven by Pred Hoch on Center Street ahead of Epworth church frightened by a land and ran, badly injuring Hoch and his twelve year old son Clifton. Hoch and Clifton were thrown from the buggy but escaped serious harm. Hoch received surgical care from Dr. J W McMurray. injuries not expected to be serious.

Oh Bank J. W. McMurray

Three Die in Youngstown Sewer Trench Collapse

A trench collapse in Youngstown, Ohio, left three workers dead and several others injured as rescue crews raced to recover the victims. Early reports indicate several narrowly escaped serious harm while workers labored at midday.

Youngstown Youngstown, Ily

DRESS CATCHES FIRE IN WALDO HOME ACCIDENT

Kenneth Windsor two year old of Mr and Mrs Lod Windsor Waldo suffered severe burns to his right knee and hand when his clothing caught fire from flames while he played on the floor. His mother quickly extinguished the flames and he received medical care with no serious complications expected.

Kenneth Windsor Waldo Vnc

Card of Thanks for Help at Mother's Funeral

Jacob Walter and children extend thanks to Trlenda and neighbors for kindness through illness and burial of their mother. Gratitude expressed for floral offerings and to Mr Dowler and ladies who assisted in song services.

Mr. Dowler Jacob Walter Chilldiulen

Cennatsa: Our chet aya Gold Medal Maur

Cennatsa section reports a gold medal achievement for Maur in a local event. The brief highlights Maur’s victory and notes the awarding body and date within the community page.

Cennatsa Our Chet Aya Maur

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Turners Market Chas, Turner & Co E. Center ‘St Marion Chattel Loan Co E. Center St W.H. Clark Telephone L Mills & Brown Price & Hurley Telephone A. W. Chase Ethan Lrowpinis Dr. A. We Chase Mentieine Buffilo N.Y Luna Mrs. Rachael Denman Near Waldo Lincoln Park Albert Fetter W. WW Ward Charles Douglass Cary Andrews Max Charles Wilhelm Mary Garfield Pearl Garfield Mise Rachael Jennie Sarah Thomas Marie Felty Talmadge Chesterville Rex Andrews Edna Fabian St. Vor Kell Hochatetter Whittlinger Zanesville Barron Tt. A. Burke Park Street P. Py. Carney and Detroit John Hogan David Martin John Stark Mary Burke Henry Baughman Ross Walker C. L. Py Cub The Merry Widow Club Met At the Police Court George Stanton Wilhelm Scherf Try Admiral Coffer Pred Hoch JHE Department Company Katon Tschanen Bros Anthony Ohio Milling & Elevator CO Supreme Court of Ohio Supreme Court Helm of Gilead Neuro Magnatic College Houth Main Street Kenith Windsor Vimarnna Fluueriticos Detteloun Baked Risanes G. W. Bowers Manhattan Quality Store Ama
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