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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

Page

4

Taft Allies and Foraker Rifts in Ohio Politics

The article outlines Taft seeking peace with Forsker, entering Burton and Herrick for a race, and claiming loyalty to halt fighting. It notes Foraker’s retirement possible only via a Democratic legislature, an automobile collision killing a laborer before the Chicago convention, Bryan and Fairbanks campaign jabs, and Vorys optimistic about Ohio going Republican by about 100,000. It mentions Carrie Nation at Nell House, Mae Wood, Hoosevelt phonograph ban, and Indianapolis demonstrations signaling a vice president from Indiana.

Taft Forsker Burton Herrick Thia Foraker Taft Ln Senate Legislaaure Arthur J. Votys Ohio Manion Vorys

Roosevelt's Words on Spelling and Matrimony Debate

A chaotic clipping covers a wide mix of topics from President Roosevelt's spelling concerns to matrimony comments, tariff talk and political clashes. It notes a rising Socialist undertone vs Republican protectionism, with mentions of Maine voters and Foraker, plus a Washington Center dispatch on national resource inventories led by Gifford Pinchot.

Roosevelt

National Conservation Commission Advances in Coordinated Study

A National Conservation Commission plan aims to centralize the inventory of water, forests, lands, and minerals with input from government bureaus led by Knoox Smith North and Newell. President Roosevelt backs the approach, seeking broad cooperation with state commissions and ongoing progress bulletins to prevent duplication.

Washington United States National Conservation Commission Roosevelt Executive Department Commission Tates National Conservation Bureau of Corporations Department of Commerce and Labor Herbert Knoox Smith Bureau of the Census North The Forest Reclamation Service Newell Geological Survey Smith Corps of Engineers of the Army Ths Williaw L. Marshall Department of Afertenature National Commission Sommimiana

Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Full Restoration

A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action to destroy disease foundations, boost strength, and support natural healing, offering $100 if it fails to cure and inviting testimonials from P J Cheney & Co.

Scieice Hall P. J

Large Snake Breaks Up A Poker Game

In Winated Ct on July 16 campers at Lake Woinlsamlnitnk played a 10 cent limit poker table in the woods when a large snake charged through the underbrush and disrupted the game. One player left his hand exposed as the snake moved through, and when others recovered they found no money missing. Police seek the thief.

Winated Lake

Runners Cut Down Schedule Time At Utica Meet

Runners reduce their pace and cut down the schedule as New York mayoral and Chicago officials travel via bus to Utica. James Sherman the Republican vice presidential nominee will pass through Wheeler and then head toward Chicago, with the handoff to continue on the route.

Eithe New York Mayor Buses Chicago Uttea Mise James 8. Sherman Momnee Wheeler

Roosevelt luncheon guests discuss naval policy and Africa

Thirteen attendees at President Roosevelt's Sagamore luncheon shared talks on naval needs and Africa. Labor Commissioner Williams and Secretary Loeb reported on labor conditions, while a phonograph speech request from New Jersey officials was declined after noting speech value.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Henry Routerdahl Ad Critle Uie Navy John Williame New York C. A. Moore Arthur Bomn Africa Charles Serihner W. Fr. Whitehouse, Jr Percy Madeira Phila Detquin Millett Charles P. Brooker Edgar A. Meara Harry Palrfiext Osborn Mra. Roosevelt Pan Sagamore Rewterdatlald Williams Loeb Tople Afton Loch Hill Phonograph Company Governor Fort New Jersy Hitchcock

Date Set for State and National Republican Opening

Youngstown Ohio notes a Kennedy led conference resulting in plans to hold the state and National Republican opening on Saturday September 5. Likely chair Burton of Cleveland with speakers including Sherman of New York Hughes of New York Harris of Ohio and Beveridge of Indiana.

Youngstown Kennedy Aid Bovide Ted Willian Republican State Central Committee Burton Cleveland Charles Sherman Hughes New York Harris Ohio Beveridge Indiana

Court action over quarry death seeks $10000 damages

John W. Clik as administrator for Miner Burch files in common pleas court a $10000 negligence suit against John D. Owens and Clifford Wens. The claim centers on the death of Hareh at the defendants quarry when a top door opened, a stone thrown into a trough struck him, and he had no warning.

John W. Clik Miner Burch Hie Atetorneys DeGolley and DeGolley John D. Owens Clifford Wens Itill Young Tareh Hareh Wes

Knabensuie Air Ship Forced to Land at Station

Roy Knabane darted for Cleveland on his air ship this afternoon but supporting ropes failed and he was forced to alight atop the terminal station. He abandoned the trip for the day.

Toledo Roy Knabbane Cleveland Anotor Tri

Funeral services for Daniel Uncapher to be held Friday

Funeral rites for Daniel Uncapher who died Wednesday afternoon will be conducted Friday at three o'clock at Wetley MB. The remains will be transported to Rowley for burial in Marion cemetery with interment at Marion cemetery.

Daniel Uncapher Wetley

Adams Is Acquitted In Colorado Murder Case

In Grand Junction Colorado Steve Adams a member of the Western Federation of Miners was acquitted of the murder of Arthur Colline Adane whose alleged confession was excluded as evidence by Judge Shackelford and eight witnesses corroborated an alibi. The miner, formerly manager of the Smuggler Union mine at Telluride, was shot November 19 1402 while playing cards. After verdict Adams thanked the jury and federation members and left with William Easterly joining his wife at the hotel. Authorities see no further prosecutions in related cases. The Fairbanks Steam Shovel Comment announces its yearly Cedar Point excursion via the Pennsylvania Lines with special trains leaving Marion at 7 to 4 am and returning at 7 pm. Tickets adults 1.25 children 65 cents.

Grand Junction Colo Steve Adams Western Federation of Miners Arthur Colline Adane Shackelford Collins Union Telluride Fee Adama William Easterly Colorado Wfairbanks Steam Shovel Cedar Point Pennsylvania Marion Sandusky Chdidren Fairbanks

Insane Man Seized with Manila to Kill Inmate Attack

Pitubaye Pa July 16 an insane ward inmate George Tuset at Allegheny City home assailed two guards after injuring fellow patient Harry Speller. He fled briefly before being overpowered by guards and restrained.

Pitubaye Pa Kim George Tuset Allengheny Harry Speller Speller Tuset

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