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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1908

Page

5

Sues Erie Railroad Over Arrest For Brass Theft

August Kul sues Erie Railroad claiming arrest by detective B C Curry was malicious and without cause after Clyde Smith, 18, was detained over a brass theft. Smith seeks $1,000 for pain, humiliation, and damaged reputation. Petition filed in Common Pleas court by next friend Laura Smith. attorney Myers. Also mentions Ohio and Western Lime suit for $187.76 and Hocking Valley injury case for $25,000 with amended petition filed today.

Curry Smith Court of Common Pleas Lauri Smith Be Myers Jalit Coat Ohio and Western Lime Company Med Common Pleas Court Copeland and Bartram August Kuhl Olen Blue Frank Blue Hocking Valley Railroad Company Jersous DeGolley and DeGolley

Team of Horses Run Wild Through LaRue Streets

A team of horses owned by J L Guthery of south of LaRue ran away in LaRue at 9 p m on Thursday evening. While Cyril Guthery stopped for lunch the animals were hitched to a heavy grain load and frightened by a train. The grain spilled through the streets, a buggy was damaged and fences were knocked down. One horse may die from injuries.

J. 1 L. H. Guthery LaRue Cyril Guthery

Women Seek Tonic as Age Approaches Forty

A testimonial advert claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore color and health for women over forty. It cites a Mrs. Kehling of Indianapolis who recovered from ill health after using the pills for anemia and nervous symptoms. The ad promotes the pills for blood impurity and nerve disorders, offering a booklet and pricing details.

An Kehling Illinois Street Toelianapolia Ind Fanca Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady

Wagon Crash Near Newman Holmes Farm Ends in Steel Fence

A wagon hit a steel fence at the home of Newman Holmes after a runaway. One of the three occupants was badly injured and may not survive. Damages from the incident are expected to exceed 300. Seven Wise Men, Dowler's. e27.6t

Newman Holmes Dowler

Mrs Ortman seeks divorce amid theft and arrest tale

Bile May Ortman wife of Charles A Ortman former chicken thieves case seeks divorce in Knox County Court claiming necessity to support herself and three children. The couple wed July 3 1898 at Newport. Ortman and accomplice raided coops near Scott Town and were pursued. captured near Columbus. rig seized with chickens splattered by gunfire.

Bile May Ortman Charles A. Ortman Marion County Kent Kinikitn Newport Ortiman Scott Town Palmers Ortman Pal Columbus

Off for Cedar Point Fairbanks outing draws 1300 plus workers

In a busy summer morning, 1300 Fairbanks Steam Ghovel company employees plus workers from Houghton Sulky, Susquehanna Silk Mills, Voltenweber, and families rode two Cedar Point excursion trains. Baker's Band provided music as crowds departed at 7 and 7:10 am, expecting a day of new Point attractions and safe travel with no accidents reported.

Fairbanks Steam Ghovel Company Cedar Point Pennsylvania Depot Fairbanks Houghton Sulky Company Susquehanna Silk Mills Voltenweber Company Baker Pennsylvania Road Marion Couli

Triwunty planté meeting at Aubley cited as routine

The August 20 event at Uniform Bank in Aubley drew a well attended Triwunty plante meeting. Knights of Pythiae held a lodge hall session with routine business. Competition Porters met with small attendance and drill practice was conducted. Drude conducted routine business at Thursday evening meeting.

Aubley Uniform Bank, Knights of Pythiae Halin Drude

Police Court to Grand Jury Non Support Case

William Mitchell bound over from mayor's court on non support charges and sent to county jail awaiting September grand jury session after failing to post 300 bond. Meanwhile Mrs Bryan’s home at 237 Wear Center Street was robbed Thursday afternoon totaling about 50 in goods including a ladys watch and silverware. theft occurred while children played outside and doors were left unlocked. police report no suspects or trace found.

William Mitchell Mayor's Court Couny Frank Bryat Bryan

Republican graft noted in license fee debate

Lane News editor Newton H. Davis sent five dollars to the state automobile bureau at Columbus and included a note to the auto mobiler accusing the process of graft. He remarked he was for the publican graft, reflecting sharp partisan rhetoric over the new five dollar license requirement for each automobile.

Laftite Columbus Wewton H. Davis Lane News Automobile Bureau Lord

Local events update from Caledonia and Jackson

Charles Nixon accepted a position in Jackson Mississippi operating a Steam Shovel crane and left Thursday for his new work. Thomas Bevis purchased the lumber shop of Bevis and Sebusts on West Center Street and will take possession immediately. A lawn social at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Kimble north of Caledonia, hosted by the Universalist church, drew a large crowd Thursday and raised about $20 at the refreshment stand.

Charles Nixon Jackson Misshesippi Hoe Thomas Bevis Bevis and Sebusts West Center Street W. 8. Kimble North of Caledonia Universalist Church of

Marion Lodge Plans Lincoln Park Picnic For August

Lodge Mates of Marion lodge No 32 PF 0 discuss annual picnic at Lincoln park on August 19 inviting Kenton Bucyrus Delaware Upper Sandusky and Bellevue lodges. Several hundred Adika expected to attend. Pathfinders Marion Lodge No 431 held a session with talk by St Brooks Bellefontaine and refreshments. Wayside Latto 0. F. initiated four candidates with arrangements made.

Marion Lincoln Park Kenton Bucyrus Delaware Upper Sandusky Bellevue Marion Lodge No Pathfinders St. Brooks Bellefontaine

Governor Harris to Visit Columbus Office Monday

Luton Ohio July report states Governor Harris announced recovery from recent illness and will be at his Columbus office Monday. Local observers note the official schedule confirms a public appearance in the capital city.

Luton Ohio Ocrerae Harris Columbus

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Beatty Chas, Turner & Co Chas. Turner & Co E. Center St the Lewis Grocery R. T. Lewis & Co Marion Chattel Loan Co East Center Street Erie Railroad O Common August Kul Clyde Smith Dadas Erie B.C J. H. Guthery la Rue Sentry Bros Hager Berlin M'Sell de Oesch Paris Comedy Weylers Barcelonia Grand Free Street C. BH. Ortman Sterling Chickens Admiral Coffer Fairbanks — Company New York Wabaely Milroad i Lake Biletates George J. Gould Gould Wabash Company Wheeling and Lake Erie Wabash Auiguet i Chicago Bremen E. C. Robbins Chier Vtuala Telek McNeal—Gallon Mirror the Department Company Supreme Court of Ohio Abso Mvater Brea Katterruth Otek Men Worden Newnes Haim Gilead South Mato Street THE Ohio Milling & Elevator CO Haberman Hardware Co Arters Eaton Tschanes Bros Manhattan Quality Store the Manhattan
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