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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1909

Page

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Quietus Reached In Philadelphia Transit Strike

Philadelphia June 4 after six days of rioting with injuries and wrecked cars, transit conductors and motormen end strike via politicians. Company grants wage increase from 22 to 24 cents hourly and agrees to settle. McNichol labor leaders warn GOP endorsement will shift votes. Mayor Rayburn and company to meet. union ratifies plan. city expects cars running tomorrow.

Philadelphia McNichol Tle Combine Labor Charles C. Pratt Rayburn Parsons

Bogus Capitalist Faces Collapse and Divorce in Climax

Climax Georgia reports a dramatic fall from grace for A D Oliver, once a reputed $5,000,000 capitalist. A Mississippi sheriff identifies him as Charles Harding, an escaped convict, amid public fury over alleged swindling. His wife seeks a divorce as his mills and lands are seized and a mob drives him from town.

Climax A. D. Oliver Sherif Jones Monroe County Missinsippi Charles Harding Tanto Jim Beacon Jim Bainbridge Oliver Olina Harding Ohio Bult

Demand for Protection Sparks McCloud Conflict

A man dies from four bayonet wounds as militia clears streets after a strike by local mill employers spreads to international concerns. The Italian consul appeals to Washington for protection of countrymen amid planned warrants for arrests. Plant operations resume with strike breakers under militia guard as authorities hunt leaders believed to have fled.

McCloud California Jung Conentra San Provenco Washington Gtrikora Dyte

Machinists’ Strike in Baltimore Grows Firm

Baltimore on June 4 reports both sides firm in a machinists strike at a railway system. All union machinists employed by the company are expected to walk out once the action is fully understood. Authorities anticipate no violence or trouble.

Vengence Republican Baltimore

Pretty Blonde Breaks Down in Cleminson Murder Case

Chicago June 4 The latest theory in the Cleminson murder case claims the doctor did not intend to kill his wife but gave morphine to stupefy her so she would not object to his leaving for a trip. Police search for the missing woman Miss Anta Kolb, a hospital nurse, led to tense testimony as she was questioned and broke down before the prisoner.

Chicago Cleminson Anta Kolb Mia Beline Claminnon

Balloons May Pass Over Central Obio in Nationwide Race

Indianapolis announces that wind forecasts hint at southern flow affecting the National Championship race route. The event, scheduled for tomorrow, could see saloons relayed toward Pennsylvania and Maryland as balloons traverse central Ohio.

Indianapolis Ind This Enet Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland

Thaw Denied Jury Trial on Sanity Appeal

New York June 1 The appellate division of the supreme court refused Thaw a jury trial on sanity keeping him in Matteawan. The court also denied Albert Puttick’s appeal for a new trial after his life sentence for the murder of William Rice, ruling Governor Hughes did not violate constitutional rights.

New York Supreme Court Today Harry K. Thaw Supreme Court Thaw Renmin Motteawan Albert Puttick Ife Sing Sim William Rice Flaghes Iife

Escape from Naval Station at Yerba Buena

San Francisco June 1 A dramatic naval drill at Yerba Buena station ended with three boats missing. Aztec sailors, under a quartermaster, maneuvered on the Oakland coast when a return signal was given. The cutter swung to shore as all hands pulled hard toward the wharves, but the first boat slipped away and vanished.

San Francis

Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt Welcomes London Society

The Duchess of Marlborough, Consuelo Vanderbilt, hosts a Curzon Street reception displaying broad support from her husband's relatives and even King Edward. The Duchess’s social engagement draws many leading English figures as she remains separated from her husband and faces a chorus of approval from family.

Duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Vanderbilt London Duches Curzon Street Branford England Edward

Resolution adopted on tariff dispute across states

Washington reports a heated debate over the German tariff as the LaPalette resolution moves to the senate. Michigan and Augeburg chamber figures are cited, with concerns over cost of living and correspondence. Senator Penrose and Senator LaBollette exchange sharp criticisms amid large floor attendance.

Washington LaPallette Eliie State Department Senate Allo Correspondene Germany Michigan Augeburg

Forest Fires Ravage Vast Regions In June Outbreak

Fires scorch hundreds of miles across Hortiern Sasiwv henwan country andSaw mills of lumber companies destroyed. No fatalities reported yet but farmers fear losses and many emigrants flee. Heat intensifies as smoke blankets rural districts and towns. Federal aid unclear amid chaotic emergency.

Maniterm United States Irwinn

Driver of Pilot Car Arrested in Erie Endurance Race

The New York to Seattle auto endurance race halted at Erie PA when May Sheeta, driver of the pilot car, was arrested for speeding. He posted a $26 bail and the event resumed.

Cleveland New York Seattle Erie Pennsylvania May Sheeta

Tenement Fire Endangers Forty Lives in New York

New York June 4 A seven story tenement near Williamaburs Widge threatened with destruction as a fire imper ils the lives of forty persons. Many people choked by smoke and several firemen were overcome. One firefighter is in serious condition.

New York Williamaburs Widge

Dry Leaders Seek Order for Eleven Day Polls in Youngstown

A delegation of dry leaders urged Mayor Cover and Police Chief McDowell to boost precautions for an eleven day election period. Authorities promised lawful action for infractions and to keep the vote peaceful. Wet voices warned of outsiders coming to influence the result next Wednesday.

Youngstown Cover McDowell

Roosevelt at Kijabe

The Roosevelt special reached Kijabe station at 5 10 yesterday with Mr Roosevelt admiring the Rift valley scenery on the Nairobi route. Major Mourna rode the cowcatcher from Kikupu to Encarpment covering twenty two miles and a hyena on the rails narrowly avoided. Porters of the expedition accompanied them.

Kijabe British East Africa Roosevelt Rift Valley Nairobi Mr. Roosevelt Mournarade Kikupu Roosevelt Party Botik

Sugar Trust Scandal Reaches Higher Up

New York June 4 A former United States senator and a prominent customs official may be deeply involved in sugar trust frauds linked to forthcoming trials of trust insiders. Evidence traces fraudulent weighing since 1896 that defrauded the government of over 11 million in duties, risking major political fallout if charges proceed against high officers.

United States New York Jones Curitome Service Atx Dewk Hough United States Circuit Court Henry L. Shavon Wine Fred T. Dennison Wickersham Sugar Trust Simeon Dennis Republican Organisnion Stimson Dennison

Visits Behind Prison Bars Prominent Trustee Keeps Promise

Thieto Corbin of New Britain, head of the American Hardware Co., visits his old friend Charles Gilbert at Wethersfield prison every six months for forty five years. Gilbert, convicted of murder in 1864, speaks tearfully of temper and gratitude while Corbin funds his family and comforts.

Connecticut New Britain Corbin Wos Gilbert Menry Cauldwell Corbin Wood Corbin Bat Wethersfield Phil Mr. Corbin

Thatcher Disbarment Proceedings Near Closa

Columbus Ohio June 4 testimony in the Thatcher disbarment proceedings in supreme court was nearly finished today Thatcher denied charges of employing persons to work on damage cases Witnesses testified about Lacan county position and conduct of election campaign much of Thatcher's testimony was contradicted by witness statements

Columbus Thatcher Supreme Court Lacan County Mim@arment committee

Honduras in wider martial law amid revolution threats

Wireless dispatches report from Puerto Cortes say Ceiba Honduras faces wider martial law as a revolution and possible warlike actions loom. The American gunboat Paducah remains near Colba to safeguard properties and citizens amid the unrest in the capital and surrounding areas.

Washington State Department Puerto Cortes Ceiba Honduras Ameria Paducah Colba Honduras Capitel Volgulpale

Riot at Fort Mitt mine bottom leaves two dead

Wheeling dispatch reports a riot among Italian miners at the Fort Mitt mine in Ohio. Two men were killed and a third fatally injured as gunfire erupted when workers emerged from the shaft. Officers searched for the shooter amid chaotic street violence.

OBR Figet Wheeling W. Va Fort Mitt Ohio Hied Fnally Tim

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