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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
4
Bon sets at 7 13, rises at 4 51, moon nets 16 56 pm. Moon age is 3 days with sun’s declination at 18 degrees 31 minutes north of the celestial equator.
A delegate convention of the Democrats of Ohio's Thirteenth Senatorial District will meet at the Court House in Maryville on Tuesday August 11 at 1 30 PM to nominate a candidate for State Senator. Representation is one delegate and one alternate per 100 votes cast for John Pattlson governor in 1905, allocating delegates among counties Hardin, Union, Logan, Marion, and others. Temporary officers named include Chair Pill M Crow Hardin County and Secretary B B Gaumer Union County.
The Mirror reports a surprising contest victory for a small-town candidate in the county. It notes a 118 subscriber gain for the newspaper, boosting its reach to 472 additional readers, and praises the fair, orderly conduct of the campaign led by Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Moore.
The Mirror credits the victorious candidates with merit and thanks defeated rivals, while political taunts fly about Hearst and the Independence party. Bonaparte is invoked in talk of Chicago courts and reform. speculation swirls on Foraker, Dick, and the Yellow Kid as headlines stir debate.
Fragmented, OCR faulty report on Cincinnati political machine. It notes Julius Mietschmann as a possible official, George B. Cox and allies resisting Gov. Harris, and Te interwoven power in Hamilton County offices. Mentions taft era shifts and ongoing denunciation plans amid party conferences and county control.
National committee members plan a major effort to secure a Republican majority in Maine and Vermont during October elections. Chalmas Hitchcock will present plans at a conference with New York and state leaders in August to promote expected outcomes.
Judge David J. Rockwell, Democratic lieutenant governor hopeful, authorized a statement withdrawing from the ticket and seeking renomination for probate judge in his county. The move, amid Republican competition, suggests he prefers a second term as probate judge over a gubernatorial bid. Colonel C. Verbrecht named as a possible replacement on the ticket. Columbus reaction remained noncommittal with no formal confirmation.
Annandale Minnesota July 30 the Raisbeck case takes a darker turn as Mrs Hathibeck is found in five feet of water kneeling with a bruise on her face and throat no water in lungs while Mr Raisbeck lies in twenty feet of water further out authorities suspect the woman was stunned and dragged or thrown into the lake as investigators pursue the motive and those responsible in the New York couple’s drowning at Lake Sylvia three miles from town
Alfred Lauterbach, 37, notable New York lawyer and son of former Republican figure Walward Lauterbach, died today when the automobile he rode in struck a temporary approach near a new bridge. The crash caused fatal injuries including crushed bones and severed organs. doctors attempted treatment at Huber Block clinic.
Chicago endures extreme heat with high humidity as hundreds of heat prostrations are reported. At noon officers tally over a hundred cases, highlighting the dangerous conditions gripping the city during this severe spell.
Lincoln Nebraska July 30 William Bryan studies Tafts acceptance and outlines September campaign plans. He will speak in Topeka Chicago Peoria Indianapolis Madison and other venues while noting opposition concerns and potential shifts in the Democratic platform.
Petersburg Virginia July 30 John Abhby Mullen and prominent citizens of Petersburg faced a murder claim after Elijah Cole 40 was killed in his bed chamber. Mullen alleges justification while his wife fled the scene. The defense contends written legal grounds as motive, and neighbors debate the couple’s relation preceding the fatal blows with an ax. Mrs Mullen formerly Annie Belchor, now linked to a Mirror Want ad.
A Cleveland spokeswoman reports a young woman, a local school teacher, attempted to shoot herself in the mouth. The incident occurred this evening with unclear motive, leaving authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the self inflicted injury.
Attorney General Bona parte announced plans to pursue further action after the Seventh Circuit ruling in Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. He stated the government will seek rehearing or Supreme Court review to uphold the recent decision and ensure impartial legal administration.
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