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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented 1900s style column mixes astronomical times with political taunts and garbled names. It rails at Taft Roosevelt and Bryan, notes bans on drinking water, mocks reformers, discusses cabinet reshuffles, and remembers Spanish American War veterans with a heartfelt memorial critique.
A White House conference in the East Room featured leaders from the nation and states endorsing swamp and overflowed land drainage to improve health, habitability, and beauty. Marion County supporters and others advocating for the Little Seloto river project expressed broad agreement, urging action against opposition and praising the proposed improvements.
Olentangy Park in Columbus grows with free afternoon and evening concerts by The Great Pillery Band. After June 10, a two week vaudeville run leads to June 29 when Vaughan Ghier Company begins a 12 week run of latest dramas. Also on show are a Neorrote Village, Scenic Temple lifelike battles, Infant Incubator, Leop the Loop ride, Fantasma, and a bustling Dancing Pavilion amid many amusements. Admiral Coffee promoted as the best.
A private car attached to No. 3 and transferred to Chicago this morning conferred with local officials. The Buffalo Bill show will arrive in the city Wednesday morning over the Pennsylvania line and stop at Silver Street before departing tomorrow for Lina via the named road. The show travels from Mansfield under Admiral Copfer.
The administration moves to shift presidential electors between Colon and other provinces to hinder Obaldia and boost Aras. Secretary Taft’s departure and a pending personal report from Minister Squiers fuel the maneuver. Squiers departs for the United States amid questions over his newspaper comments.
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