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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1908

Page

8

Accidental shooting kills Caledonia boy Milton Buck

Milton Buck eleven, son of Frank Buck, Caledonia, was killed when a gun discharged while he rode with Lewis Beckie on Tuesday afternoon. Seckle carried the weapon and could not be certain if either boy touched the trigger. Coroner J Ty Brady attended, funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM from the Buck home in Caledonia.

Milton Buck Frank Buck Caledonia Lewis Beckie Young Buck Seckle Muck J. Ty Brady Buck le Milton Buok Thureday Ailetading

Bathing in Streets Invention Draws Passersby

Report notes a odd scene on Carter Street Monday where children bath in street water using Bathing salts. Rain dimmed view but the event drew a large crowd and the scene was described as as enjoyable as a day at the shore.

Wwest Carter Street Bean Lie Dake

Champion News Boy Turns Grand Vaudeville Sensation

Pierpont known as Bad Bye, a local news boy, gains fame selling papers on Wareete Tuesday evening. His sales surpass two hundred papers drawing interest from managers and vaudeville promoters at the Grand Viense. He headlines the evening show, overcoming catarrh and deafness with glasses and Adenella removal.

Pierpont Bad Bye Bin C. BK. Perry Eplel Grand Viense

Club Ladies Enjoy A Lawn Party

A social lawn party hosted by Mrs John Pirtensaber six miles from the city featured dancing and a lawn dinner. Prizes awarded for a guessing contest and a homey display of singing and humor. The event ended after a long, enjoyable evening with guests from the town.

John Pirtenberser Plotia Dinnir Demnis Wien Elinefolter Gralue Vere Mra William — Angensting van

Card of Thanks for Ania Nandini

We express heartfelt thanks to friends who visited and helped during the illness and death of our beloved sister Ania Nandini. Mr. and Mrs. Blanchi extend gratitude for support and memories shared, and to The Mirror for its coverage.

Sinter Ania Nandini Mits Blanchi

Protest Registered Over Local Appropriations and Street Work

The Marion city board held a three hour session approving several items while protests from the Board of Public Service and property owners on Silver Street were aired. The group urged inspections and cautioned the city against improper paving due to track interference and inadequate funding. The board debated grading funds, street crosswalks, and sewer taps, ultimately approving bills totaling about 11,498.50 and adjourning after resolving some inspector and oversight concerns.

Wnwil Howe Silver Street J. A. Miller Hows Howard Miller Munsell Busard Sonewrned Kraung Buson Shest Railway Company Nala Etty Bain Twloll Center State Stream State de Bart Center George Blum Neda Hein Honda Leader Street North Main Igh Street Mary Street Tesi Muldenly

Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure With 100 Reward

An old newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises to cure all cases or the $100 reward, and invites readers to send testimonials. The text is faded and contains many OCR errors but preserves the core offer and contact, Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio, and a plea to try an ad in The Mirror.

Sconce Hall J. Cheney To- Jodo

Marion and Guests Grace Baker Piano Parlor Recital

The Baker piano parlor on West Center Street hosted a refined recital honoring Miss Dena Caryl Metsker and Miss Mary Dennison Galley. Noted local musicians including Charles L. Allen and Frederic W. Berryman performed, with Metsker and Galley delivering piano and violin pieces, a cornet quartet, and a baritone duet, showcasing Marion’s musical talent.

Marion George W. Baker West Center Street Dena Uaryl Metsher Mary Denelson Galley Charles L. Allen Donald Hasilton Griselda Davis Dombaugh Frederic W. Berryman Meredith D. Storris H. Morthi G. W. Baker Mallly Mra G. W. Baker Miew Meteker McDowel Anitras Nance Griege Ming Metaker Mixa Meteker Mary Dennison Galley Prinideli Reldom Murtcal Piilonen Deancoss Mr. Berryman Merely HS Martin Baker Thie Elty Charien L Allen Gatley

Justices Arrests in Brie Yard Case and Appeals Filed

Justices Frank Friedley and Harry Smith of Brie Pennsylvania were arrested by Brie railroad detectives for aiding in a yard incident and were fined five dollars with jail in default. The Ohio case against Almine Reed on Anne Young's complaint was appealed to the common pleas court with bond set at 200. Edward Tonguet versus J J Hatch was appealed to the common pleas court after a four verdict reserved in the Gompf court for nineteen dollars. The Marion Milling & Grain Co invites trade in flour and feed at its North Prospect street oil stand and Prospect National Mill Co. TAL

Frank Friedley Harry Smith Brie, Penn Brie Gailroad Joel Yards Jietice Gompf Scounty State of Ohio Jon Anne Young Almine Reed Common Pleas Court Squire Gompf Edward Tonguet J. J. Hatch Squire Gomps Marion Milling & Grain Co North Prospect Street Prospect National Mill Co

Concert praised despite limited guest list at Incommodious quarters

The performance by de companista and colleagues drew praise for artistry though only a select audience could attend due to space constraints. Notable figures include Toharke, Miss Galley now with Vinelandts Conservatory of Music, and Misa Metaker with the Macey Concert company of Chicago. Admiral Coffee is mentioned in promotional text.

Toharke Miss Galley 1 Vinelandts Conservatory of Music Misa Metaker Te Macey

Death calls prominent man and pro prohibitionist dies

Daniel Uncapher aged 20 dies in Marion from a medical condition. He was a vocal prohibitionist and former mayoral candidate on the prohibition ticket. Survived by father and five brothers, funeral arrangements pending arrival of a son from Oklahoma. Also notes a Fairbanks Steam Shovel excursion on Friday July 31 from Marion to Cedar Point with ticket details.

Daniel Uncapher Gardey Street Unieaphir Haa Herman John A. Hiram Thon Elias Silen Thie Prohibition Prohibition Ucket Wesley M. 1 Epworth M. BH Oldahomme Fairbanks Steam Shovel Company Cedar Point Pennsylvanus Marion Sandusky Wolrbantas Lelit

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