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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
4
The piece surveys political tempers in New York and Oklahoma as Roosevelt era debates unfold. It notes saloon keeper retirement, legal fights over a famous divorce, and discussions on constitutional form. It mentions Hearst and Conners amid editorial shifts and electoral intrigue.
The text surveys tariff policy and its impact on the poor while debating Democratic nomination dynamics. It mentions candidates like Bryan and Harmen of Obie, weighing honesty, money power, and party unity. It questions who can unite factions and secure the nomination.
The Marlon Fascily Theatre presents a strong weekly program with two capacity crowds. The right stocking is a key act by Roy Ogden and company featuring a ten year old lead and a younger child in a central role. Mist Adelyn delivers a top dance routine, and The Mailines offer a full novelty musical act with clever numbers using harvest props. Moving pictures close the show as the audience laughs from start to finish. The Man in the Moon Were a Coon is sung by P. Rowe.
In Yihe County the rivers have risen to record levels for this time of year. Water over banks floods fields and covers roadways from Prospect to Newman's Bridge as Seloto overflows its tanks and flows toward Prospect. A southern county farmer notes the rivers are the highest witnessed at this season.
Battle New York June 4 Tiewety Homi millionaire son of C J Hamlin famed as a hunting horse breeder and blue ribbon winner in New York horse shows was instantly killed in a collision between his automobile and a wagon on North Main Street. Chauffeur T I Meinhart was badly hurt and two others escaped injuries. Hamlin’s party included police officer Anthony Gavin and two employees. The wreck also fatally injured a boy, Jan Heckel, aged twelve, with others injured. The accident involved a Hartford road with cars sliding, the front logs removed and the wagon wrecked.
The Irish bill was formally dropped by the government in a ceremony ending the current session. Premier Campbell Beennanmann announced the decision after the opposition leader said the bill would be rejected by convention. The premier noted discontent among Delab people but said the government would pursue reform on eviction and Lords power later in the term.
Fragmented and garbled OCR describes a judge named Willism Ly from Eggwood Bolwe who left Idaho about twenty six years ago to practice law. He is now around fifty eight, reportedly prospering in the profession, with notes that Judge Wood is said to differ from the old bench in manner and bearing.
Mrs. James Woodmansee, 17, of North Greenwood Street, fainted before testifying in a common pleas case involving her mother and Zimmer. Doctor's orders forced her removal, deposition to be used. Judge and counsel noted her vital testimony remains crucial given she lived at home during the alleged offense. Additional court social events mentioned for the Grand Cooper Club.
Morton J. Hill of Lebanon Indiana describes his wife suffering inflammatory rheumatism in every joint and swelling all over. After eight doctors and six weeks in bed she used the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and within three days could walk. He says it saved her life and that the relief was immediate. Sold by The Double Pharmacy opposite Ker House.
Hamilton Ohio ministers voted to skip church duties for a Saturday outing to Cincinnati June 17. They will lunch at a hotel and attend the New York Cincinnati baseball game at League Park, with all Protestant ministers in the fold included.
A car on Haight Street was exploded by a nitro glycerine device injuring four passengers slightly. Daniel White, identified as a car man, was arrested after a chase and charged with the crime.
Atlantic City delegates condemn Pullman sleeping cars as dangerous to health. Mr Hutchinson warns sleeping cars are near to a coffin and urges action against the practice during the annual American Medical Association gathering.
New York June 4 A. Harriman reports negotiations for a 50 million dollar loan in Europe to support Union Pacific and Southern Pacific failed early this year. He says had it succeeded funds would have flowed here as American needs rose. He notes Union Pacific and Southern Pacific now plan to fund operations with internal resources and pursue no new external financing.
Fragmentary note references a confrontation between a world order and communism. The text suggests a main question about resisting the influence of communism amid a broader struggle. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
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