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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1908

Page

6

Diggers and Molders Clash In Narrow Park Contest

Newark hosts a tense City League game as the Diggers and Molders clash amid shaky umpiring and crowded cheers. O'Day and Longley argued after a disputed call as Marion and Newark traded leads, with key plays from Ketter, Tate, Wratten, and Locke. Final innings saw a late push by Newark, but Molders held on with strong fielding and careful pitching.

Gute Uuelgs Munphitas Lola Wean Newank Diggers Whitecnoon Verkely Umply Langley Associa- Mon Marion Newark Newari Ketter O'Dey Murray Kotter Tate Katter Poorlna Wilson Laskey Ork Gyell Wratten Locke Sitle Heall Gygil Tule Winters Olay Tigers Webb O'Day Longley

By Bork and Webb Hit by Pitched Ball

The scorecard notes Bork and Webb were hit by a pitched ball during the game. O'Day and Sek were also involved in the play with Wild and Birk noted in the sequence. The fragment suggests a tense at bat with several runners on base.

Bork Webb Birk

Fine and suspension issued after umpire altercation

Report from Columbus to the Mirror states manager ODay fined $60 and Wilson $10 with suspensions issued indefinitely. Umpire Longley supported by witnesses says Wilson struck him in the stomach while pretending to be a peacemaker.

Oday Longley Teljively Columbus Mirror O'Deay Wilson Ben Comsbatantia Bin

Elks Baseball Team Heads to Bellevue for Exhibition Game

The Elks base ball club left this morning for Bellevue Ohio to play the Bellevue Elks at 3 PM. The game is billed as a sensational exhibition of the national sport with a banquet to follow in honor of the Marion brothers. Attending were Charles Mason Harry Fillitt George Clark A C Holland G B E McCormick Earl Whites T M Cunsingham J Wilbur Jacoby Thomas Tacos Pearl Means Ty Be Stone and Robert Cheney.

Elks Accoe Bellevue Ohio Elks’ Mae Tocnl Bellevue Lody Marion Brothers Charles Mason Harry Fillitt George Clark A. C. Holland G. BE. McCormick Earl Whites T M Cunsingham J. Wilbur Jacoby Thomas Tacos Pearl Means Be Stone Robert Cheney

Newark Plans to Fill Canal Sections for Water Flow

Newark votes to abandon obstructed portions of the Olio canal passing through News ark and begin work today. The West Newark aqueduct issue left the meal bed without water, prompting the city to act on canal sections to restore flow.

Newark Newsark

Baseball World Series Fragmentary Box Scores

Fragmentary notices list Boston beating White Sox and Washington defeating Cleveland. Names such as Hooton and Weaver appear among scattered players. unclear lineups and results from multiple games in the American League. The text mentions Washington and Cleveland outcomes with few readable details.

Boston Washingston Cleveland Ameiican Lagur New York Ne Wens Mann Velen Washington Worlh Ion Thivinen Henle Falkenberstreet

What Is the Proper Time for a Million Dollar Theft

A reflective note questions timing in a bond theft report about stealing a million dollars at the proper time. It asks whether public usage endorses rash gains and ponders the opportunistic mindset of those who plan such heists.

New York Markimas Pennsylvania

Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs

Historic East Coast spa ad promotes Colonial Country Club Hotel in West Baden Indiana with American Plan rates 2.60 to 4.60 per day private baths weekly specials year round. Invites visitors to drink the water bathe for ailments including kiddy liver stomach complaints constipation and nervousness.

Colonial Country Club West Baden Springs Indiana Raton

Lanks Take First Game in Lima

Lanks secure their opening win as the Lima matchup kicks off. Players delivered steady offense and solid defense to pull ahead early and maintain the lead through the final buzzer.

Five Scores Highlight Hectic Baseball Day Across Cities

Newark fell to Marlon 4 to 0 while Lancaster edged Portsmouth 4 to 3 and Lima defeated Mansfield 7 to 5. July 20 results show Lancaster winning a tight rally after Portsmouth tied the game in late innings. Pitcher Pickett starred for Lima as the teams opened a series with multiple runs and fielding errors. The crowd counted 400 at the Lima game while Mansfield absorbed defeat in a separate clash.

Lima Manspiead Ama 1Ame Mans Pickett

Chester Strikes Mark End of Industrial War in City

The three month labor conflict in Chester ends with the traction strike defeat. City faces widespread economic damage including debt rise, credit loss, and population decline as residents depart seeking work elsewhere. Investors lose confidence amid disrupted trade and battered local reputation.

Chester Etty Demares Mme Emily Youner Traction Company Perity Imioniem Amerifco Inidirstrios

Unclear Names From Fragmentary OCR Notice

Fragment of a historical OCR page with scrambled names and phrases. Readable items include scattered surnames and partial references such as Blery Kahl Channel Meahan and time-like tokens, but no coherent event or clear facts. The text requires context from surrounding columns to form a valid summary.

Baseball Event Note with Various Plays and Errors

A fragmentary box score style note records multiple players such as Pickett Loy Strick and Kettler, with mentions of doubles, a wild pitch, a stolen base by Jannell, Kettler to Jewell to Blery, and Meehan to Kettler. Errors by Manefell are noted along with first base on errors and an umpire Handiwoe. Attendance listed as 200.

Lancaster Ee Hortsmouths Durke Nolan Spencer Eichberger Hellen Humphreys Piper Wowfe Heller Humphreys Carter White Burke Doom Gowdy Brown Yalle Mercer Onuphree Hart Ime OM Pickett Aft Loy Strick Bedty Plotett Loyd Banco— Manefeld Jone Jannell Kettler Kati Jewell Blery Meehan Pickett Mea Hin Ketter Manefell Life Limpire Handiwoe

Race death and birth rate in American families in Massachusetts

In a critique of a magazine article defending birth rates, the author argues that rich families tend to die out, while in Massachusetts the persistence of elite lineages is evident. The piece questions what qualifies as well to do and notes the generations of founders of fortunes remain notable, whereas comfortable wealth shows different longevity.

Neoverest Boston

Accidents and Fatigue in Work Culture

American Medicine notes growing attention to fatigue and accidents in Europe and the U S. It cites bank clerks making most errors late in the afternoon and links this to early bank closings. It warns about fatigue among railway workers from long hours and the costly consequences for employers.

Europe

Patrons of Husbandry Set Reunion at Ohio State Fair Grounds

State Master F A Derthjck issues official call for the annual reunion to be held on the Ohio State Fair Grounds on Wednesday and Thursday September 2 and 3, 1908.

F. A. Derthjck Ohio State Fair

Ohio Grange Reunion At State Fair Grounds

The annual Reunion of U6 Order brings Patrons to the Ohio State Fair grounds in Columbus on Wednesday and Thursday, September 2 and Headquarter at Grane Hall. State Master Derthick promises a large gathering with entertaining programs and social, educational, and economic progress updates, hosted by the State Board of Agriculture.

Chiemearog Oslo A. Derthick Tone State Board of Agriculture Ohio Columbug Grane Hall Builetins Progrim Bute Board of Agriculture Paing

Not a Victim of Cupid Says She

A reserved girl recounts persistent stalking by a man who follows her and claims he lives on the United Moor. She threatens to involve the hall boy to remove him and insists he has no business lingering near her.

Cupid Sho Ime Hit Gcouston Apeak Nile

Why Nurses Leave the Profession for Marriage

A historical study suggests most trained nurses marry within seven years of entering the field. Projections indicate a high likelihood of marriage by ten years, often to physicians or patients, reducing the number of veteran nurses. The sociological implications highlight shifting career persistence amid rising entrants.

Nuree Atintion Abe

The Art of Carving Principles and Practice

The article explains proper carving technique for beef mutton ham and pork noting economy health and ease of digestion. It details slicing from the thick end of joints turning meat to access tender undercut and carving ribs by sliding the knife between meat and bone for clean separation.

Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills Endorsed By Customer

Mrs Mary Jones of 831 East 2nd Street Mt Vernon Indiana testifies that she suffered kidney trouble and back pain before using A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills. She claims a thorough lasting cure and praises the remedy as a true gold in Marion Ohio at Flocke's Pharmacy.

Mary Jones East 2Nd St Mt. Vernon Ind A.W. Chase Marion Ohio Flocke

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