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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
4
The Marion Daily Mirror notes inclusion of United Press telegraphic news service and market reports for reader access. Political coverage and advertising contacts listed, with office locations at 225 Fifth Ave and roles for H. R. Snyder and Frank R. Northrup. Telephone details provided.
An editorial argues there is no tariff on American made items yet stresses that U S products bear the tax via foreign competition and prices. It contends tariffs protect industry and labor while denouncing export of capital and the rise of trusts and asks why Americans buy foreign cars when tariffs keep prices high. It notes Republican circles turning toward protectionism.
The article reviews Mr Brandeis's Ballinger remarks as an appeal to public sentiment rather than a committee argument, emphasizing public trust in Ballinger’s guardianship of public interests. It discusses Governor candidacies, party dynamics, and local political maneuvers, noting cautious support for Cox and Burton and hinting at factional alignments and possible nominations.
Fragmented text recounts a Memorial Day service at Trinity Episcopal church where veterans joined a hymn to The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Notes praise the poem, its marching rhythm, and the nation’s spirit, describing the scene, choir, organist, and veterans matching the tune as they departed.
The June issue features Belmore Browne in In the Caribou County and Ken Chalmers fishing pieces including Deep Sea Fishing with the iy Rod. Samuel G. Camp and Louis Rhea contribute Trout and Muskellunge pieces, with guiding articles by Percy M. Cushing and Bannister Merwin. Includes fiction The Poetic Justice of Uko San and Two on the Trail, plus photos and a reading list of outdoor and technical topics.
A Popular Science and Mechanics Supplement previews Captains of Industry profiles by P. Harvey Middleton. The two long pieces trace William Kelly Corey the steel king and James H. Rise from obscurity to world fame, detailing how they overcame obstacles to achieve lasting influence in their fields.
A woman was caught red handed last Tuesday for washing with cheap yellow soap. Her hands became cracked and chapped from rubbing and dipping in water, while Hewitt’s Rosy Task soap is praised as gentle on skin and effective for hand cleaning without harm to delicate skin.
Mia Doxey testified through tears about morphine abuse and her alleged murder of William J Elder, while married to Dr Loren B Doxey. She described a life ruined by drugs, with her husband allegedly supplying morphine as her tale unfolded. Her father urged cessation as the pattern intensified amid a fraught marriage and alleged wealth dreams.
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio offers conservative loans. Borrowers with suitable security may repay loans in full or in part at any time. Contact details listed for the week.
A disrupted crowd forced authorities to employ harsh methods to regain control. The report notes 200 acres in Trumbull County offered for trade, along with 251 acres in Lake County and farms totaling six parcels in Ashtabula County for trade. Names listed include Phony 00, Cox & Gerhart.
President Taft leaves Washington for a four day swing through Bryn Mawr Ada Monroe Jackson and Detroit to deliver commencement addresses visit his daughter and attend events. He plans to unveil a statue of General Custer in Monroe and speak at Jackson on the Republican party anniversary before returning to Washington.
In Baltimore a disabled freight engine halted Taft's train for about thirty minutes inside the tunnel the Pennsylvania railroad uses to reach the city. Extra engines struggled to move the freight out of the tunnel near Gwynn Run as the president continued toward Bryn Mawr.
Western trunk line rate increases prompt middle west shipper protests while Omaha and Chicago committees voice concern. Attorney General Wickersham seeks scrutiny of proposed tariffs though federal action awaits complaints. New York financials warn of a looming railroad campaign and potential market impact.
Pope Pius XV marks his seventy fifth birthday with global celebrations. Clergy and diplomats flood the Vatican to offer congratulations as the pontiff, in good health, receives many well wishers in person alongside messages from across the world.
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