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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
3
A spirited pageant closes at 8 o'clock tonight as The Mirror boxes vote certificates. Candidates and lodge members urged to submit every vote before the final tally, with assurances of fairness and no vote transfers. The outcome remains uncertain as judges prepare to finalize counts amid warnings against rumors.
Mine La Belle Roche the daring French stuntwoman headlines a Ring-Mag Brothers show featuring a perilous mid air two revolutions on an automobile. Her death defying act ends upright on a platform amid cheering crowds as Strayer Bros Drug Store sells tickets and a grand parade leads the procession through main streets.
Riceobono, the famed Russian animal trainer, brings his "Good Night" horse act and Microbong troupe to the United States for a winter tour. The World’s Greatest Showman company will present horses trained to remarkable degrees in an exhibition not familiar to American audiences. The act reportedly did not occur in December in St. Petersburg.
A Ringling Brothers agent in Moscow paid Riccobono a handsome bonus to cover his European unit and bring his act to America, marking a bold international recruitment move amid shifting circus loyalties.
Baltimore July 2 Thomas A. McIntyre head of A McIntyre and Company brokers New York died at home here this morning. His recent Calhure cited tremendous silvation in Donkin and brokerage cretion.
Reports say Governor McGregor of New Pound, Jani, is believed lost after a violent hurricane during a Labrador tour. The storm severely impacted the region, and authorities fear the governor was swept away. A rescue effort and official inquiries are now anticipated.
Urban Tribune reports on new hunting laws in October creating wary squirrels and shorter seasons. Quail limits drop to a dozen, dove season runs September 1 to November 4, ducks limit 25 per day, and rabbits and other game face tighter rules plus trapping bans. photographers beware.
Cantrillia residents are invited to Olentangy Park and Zoological Garden in Columbus for 100 acres of grounds and a large animal collection. The venue features a Japanese village, a grand dancing pavilion, a summer theatre, and daily attractions. July 27 opens with The Girl of the Golden West, followed by Old Heidelberg. Sunday schools and choirs receive free admission upon application.
Mercy Witewelu hosted a peglae meeting at Mia Kehriecker’s Barnt George Street home Monday with a short business hour followed by musical and literary programs. Two new members joined. Future meetings were scheduled at Emma Kiew’s Karm ing Street and Mrs Pearl Krause’s home. Stitches club at Faye Wood’s West Church Street home held a Tuesday afternoon session with refreshments. Mini Music School entertained the clorten at Chevy Street on Tuesday evenings. About fifty attendees, including Miss Kraus of Cleveland and Miss Faye Jones of Windsor Street, enjoyed social diversions and refreshments. Grace Kelly hosted a later gathering on North Prospect Street with music and games. An elegant luncheon and birthday surprise for Miss Phoil ov Pittsburg featured in-home entertainment at Thompson Street. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. Drolinger, Mr. and Mrs. Diller, Mr. and Mrs. Vieler, and others.
An 1899 testimony from Emma Moore of Marion credits Down's Kidney Pills with quick relief from acute head and back pain and urinary problems. Her son also reports rheumatism improvement after use, with the product sold by Fonter Mulburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents. Remember the name Noan's and use The Mirror Wants column for ads.
The Guard of Honor of the Companion of Foresters held drill practice at Canyon Lodge Hall. Mary Bilott was advanced to outer guard, Rebeccaheld presided over a large meeting, and Dotty Welsh was installed as outer guard. A social time followed with refreshments at the boathears.
Bids invited by the Board of Publicity Martod State for sewer and sanitary curb drainage on Vernor Avenue Church Street and High Street to Center Street. Bidders must specify material type, provide a full list of workers, and accompany bid with 1000 dollars in cash or a certified check. If accepted, contract will be executed and secured. if rejected, check returned. Printed forms available on application. Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. July 202? star 1-22 Board Clerk.
Judge Pugh of Columbus is urged to decide on action regarding misused funds and custody of public money. The letter asserts McKinnon’s absence from the state and questions whether legal steps should be taken to address unaccounted funds and exaggerated interest earned by banks, urging timely court action or alternative remedy.
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