04 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
1
A 4 000 death toll is reported after a major quake near Haung Kiang in the Chinese province of Maing Kiang. The Shawmut delivers telegrams from Pekin noting widespread destruction and massive loss of life.
Tokyo officials express concern over U S Japan ties amid debates on state autonomy and Kuroki's Washington view. Investigations continue into restaurant and bathhouse attacks in San Francisco while U S attorneys depose witnesses and report to Washington on whether amity has been strained.
Threats allegedly tied to conspirators named Tophonis and anavetinus circulated in Madrid, warning of bombs if the accused were condemned. Placards appeared citywide as authorities prepared trials set to begin this week for the alleged plot against King Alfonso and Queen Victoria.
Three men Nell Ponvig Wash Griffin and Bryan were drowned while boating on Silver Lake last night in Corneal City Michigan authorities report. Rescue attempts failed and officials are investigating the incident.
Edna May, the American actress, and Ovcar Lewisotn were married this morning at Wind sor registry office. The ceremony was very quiet. Mr An Mes. Lewisolm plans a honeymoon tour of Europe by automobile.
New York reports Nat Goodwin confirms plans to retire from the stage and move to a western mining camp in Nevada. He has bought properties there and intends to spend his remaining days in the desert among what he calls real men and real things, preferring Nevada to London.
Turmoil over illegal sealing in restricted waters ends with the capture of a British vessel by a U S revenue cutter. The schooner was found hiding in prohibited waters and carrying seals. An additional small boat named Charlotte G. Cox was involved in the incident and is noted in later official advices.
In Mobile Alabama a group of thirty two defendants faced charges of conspiracy to distribute lottery advertisements and to surrender printing equipment. The case involved a $150,000 aggregate payoff and the defendants promised to surrender books and delete their print plant in Wilmington. The Louisiana Lottery connection loomed large as judges heard pleas from numerous elites, many from New Orleans, with the firm ultimately going out of business.
Chicago June 4 Wheat fell about a cent as reports of higher income and steady production in the northwest supported prices. Traders noted James Patten’s poll showing a large wheat supply. analysts expect a shift in market sentiment.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a sudden action or pledge involving Premier Ohensetoin and Mlerihy with dates in June. The text mentions a meeting of the comet Of MMinlatere and a plan to be carried to WD tener, but details are unclear and no concrete outcome is stated.
Fragmentary early report describes smallpox at Toledo with hospital involvement and quarantine orders. Officials indicate affected patients and staff were isolated, with some transfers to other facilities.
A garbled OCR note recounts threats of lynching involving Sen a Wrage in Virginia and a case around Albert Gay and Albert Gladewell amid a violent crime near Ash Meiing. Fear spreads as locals expect a possible mob action before court rulings.
A fragmented OCR note reports armed Confederates marching through the capital. It mentions about four companies of Southern veterans returning from Richmond and wearing gray uniforms, echoing Civil War era imagery.
A dispatch from Manila dated May 1 reports Admiral Dayton ordered all ships of war to assemble at Chefoo to support the Asiatic fleet if needed. Washington contemplates naval readiness and potential intervention amid the Chinese unrest and foreign influence concerns.
President Ronmavek appointed Tod C. Carpers of South Carolina to be commissioner of Internal Revenue. Capers will take charge December 1 when Pearl Wight of New Downe retires.
A grand jury accuses Chief Din Carrytig of subverting the law by tampering with statements to influence the acquittal of Mayer Schmit, claiming he pressured witnesses in Belmilia's trial.
Versatiges M. O. and Prewitt McMahon of the union warn blast furnace workers will quit July first unless night shift hours are increased. They say the men have faced increased pressure since demands were made and threaten action to press for a better schedule.
The Haywood trial progresses with defense and prosecuting attorneys presenting cases. Attorney Darrow argues for limited confinement while the court weighs key testimonies and potential motives in the Colorado Wyoming related unrest.
Chiswan and Jint announce future beef price increases by weeks end or shortly after. Retailers in Nebraska report constrained supply and warn prices may jump from 60 to 75 cents per 100 pounds, while farmers strike impacts supply and distribution.
In Lodz Poland on June 4 two civilians were killed and two soldiers wounded after a bomb exploded near a police station. A patrol responded, and troops opened fire on the crowd, killing thirteen and making thirty arrests as violent clashes followed.
An elderly Kenton veteran of the Civil War, aged ninety three, hanged himself in a livery stable after fearing the war would return. He entered the room while workers were away, and the act occurred while they slept on a couch.
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