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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1909

Page

2

Wilson Looks But Dark Side Of Princeton Education

Concord NH June 4 President Wilson of Princeton University urged that these schools must adapt to modern life or pass out of existence. He warned against athletics overpowering intellectual pursuits and urged a shift toward rigorous study as universities face changes in American education.

Concord Princeton Exinternis Malone Woodrow Wilson Jerry Institution St. Paul's Wilson Harry A. Garfield Williams College

Baltimore and Cumberland Shops Strike Spreads Rapidly

Baltimore June 4 The machinists strike spreads from Mount Clare to Cumberland and other shops including Fairmont Newark Cleveland and Chicago Junction. About 468 workers quit with 218 remaining in the district and roughly 25 percent of machinists and apprentices idle. Wheeling report cites 40 percent quit as strike details circulate.

Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Mount Clare City Cumberland Gratton Fairmont Rkersburg Ohio River Division Connela‘Ville Glenwood Newcastle Junction Cleveland Newark Chicago Junction Ohio Garret Ind aMces Attikers

Odds and Ends From Ohio and Nearby Towns

A roundup of brief items across Ohio and neighboring areas: from W J Finley’s pneumonia scare and a proposed trip to expose political threats, to W H Martin’s planned New York aeronautic fights funded by the society. Rev Roy L Brown resigns amid church controversy. a Middletown bloodhound arrest after an umbrella vendor murder. Congressman A R Johnson and Howard Kerr in a fist fight over bank money. a fatal wagon accident in Cincinnati involving two children. a governor’s telegram confirming Oklahoma naming a new Harmon county with Hollis as seat, honoring Harmon’s earlier Cleveland cabinet work.

Trenton A. R. Johnson Howard Kerr New York City Ironton Citizens’ National Bank Johnson Tx Harmon Columbus Oklahoma Huxkell New County Hollis Cleveland Texas

Lawyers On The Stand Testify About Judge Morris Favoritism

In Columbus a Supreme Court session on Attorney Thatcher of Toledo heard several local lawyers claim Judge Morris showed antagonism toward Thatcher. Testimony lacked specifics when pressed, with participants offering few concrete details amid the dim courtroom proceedings.

Morris Thatcher Columbus Supreme Court Toledo

FOR CLOSER UNION Evangelical Lutheran Synod Delegates

Rirkeend Indiana June 4 features of the session of the general synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States displayed fraternal spirit. Delegates Dr Henry B Jacana and Dr W W Groover spoke on closer union among Lutheran branches. Sentiment for wider unity appears to be growing.

Evangelical Lutheran Synod Rirkeend Ind General Synod Evangelical Lutheran Mare United States Warthet Faternity Lutheran Church Henry B. Jacana General Council of the Tutheran Chnuch W. W. Groover United States Synod Wouth Lero

Tornado Injures People in Screven County

A damaging tornado swept through the southern part of Screven county injuring several people as homes were overturned and residents reported miraculous escapes. Rescue crews searched for others believed buried under debris and warned of possible further storms in the area.

Striking Transit Leaders Seek Settlement as Riots Rise

Philadelphia June 4. Motormen and conductors strike disrupts city transit with rioting in several sections. About 2 000 protesters form in Kensington, 600 policemen quell the mob at the main barn. repairs slow on uptown lines. Settlement talks with Senator McNichol yield modified demands, including 22 cents hourly wage and open market uniforms, with a possible agreement within 24 hours.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Rapid Transit Benster McNichol Vary Mmen Senator McNichol McNichol

Stomach Health Tied to Blood Quality in Old Observation

A medical note links digestion strength to blood purity, arguing robust blood supports stomach function. It cites pallor, gas, sour taste, and headaches as signs, referencing a Mr G W Miwham’s carpenter backstory and long stomach trouble.

G. W. Mi

President Murphy Donates 10000 to Chicago Team Players

President Murphy presented a $10,000 check to Manager Chance before a Chicago Philadelphia game at League Park. The prize will be split among twenty one players at $400 each, with the remainder going to team attaches, after Chicago clinched the pennant.

Murphy Chicago

Wave airship destroyer experiment in northern Japan

Report from the Montengie steamer cites Japanese tests of airships and aeroplanes showing heavy machine bombs and shells carried aloft. The vessel notes a new air whip destroyer design amid early aerial warfare claims.

Metoria Japan

Judge frees woman over canceled stamp case in Indiana

United States District Judge A B Anderson released Ida Hord of Scottsburg after rebuking a post office inspector who had arrested her for using a canceled two cent stamp. Hord said she left a consumptive husband and baby at home and demanded the inspector face explanation for the arrest.

Indianapolis A. B. Anderson United States District Cour Ida Hord Scottsburg Wang Ander Ionach

King James Wins Brooklyn Handicap At Gravesend

King James owned by Hildreth added to his laurels by taking the Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend. The mile and a quarter race went in 2 04 with Celt, ridden by James R. Keene, finishing third behind Roestigouche, also Hildreth’s.

King James Gravesend Hildreth James R. Keene'n Celt Onind Roestigouche

Notable Crimes and Oddities From the Era

Brief items recount jail escapeers Jim Clairmont and Jim Radiay pleading guilty to a tax theft in Wisconsin. A misadventure leaves Douglas, Arkansas near three miles inland after a river deflection. Indiana’s Adisop BH Miller crashes and overturns after a cow strike. Former Boston council president Jen F. McCullough faces a two year sentence for a betrayal of the city. A plan seeks to repatriate William Penn’s body to be buried along the Delaware River in Pennsylvania.

Jim Clairmont Jim Radiay al- Jeeed Sparta Win. Y Douglas Ark Arkansas Adisop BH. Miller Lafayette Ind Fiaauh Jen F. McCullough Boston Common Council

Robbery on Bordentown Steamboat by Armed Men

Three men armed with clubs a razor and an ax held up the steamboat Spring Felt between Bordentown and Philadelphia on June 4 robbing deckhands of gold watches and jewelry. John Boyle, a suspect, was arrested. Knight of Leavenworth was scheduled to fight Pankey McParland in Chicago on June 11 but may postpone after injuring his right hand.

Srew Bordentown N. J Ben Philadelphia Freeman John Boyle Wan Knight Leavenworth Kay Waa Pankey McParland Chicago Sheen Hilly Rhoades

Charged With Killing Wife In West Virginia

In Parkersburg West Virginia a man was charged with the murder of his wife Kin John Finn a farmer. The case arose after authorities found the body indicating foul play and police noted the suspect’s potential motive and relationship to the victim.

Parkersburg W. Va John Finn Farmer Wes Lideed Jalil M. B. Vergusen Tilo Auleidn

Clashes Mark Senate Session In Verbal Exchanges

The senate session opened with Senator Stone denouncing German wage reports and alleging intrusion into tariff talks while Senator Aldrich defended German influence. La Follette attacked the finance committee, warned of autocratic control, and sparred with Aldrich over information withheld and time limits for the calendar.

Washington Senate Btone Minsouri Aldrich Stone Peatedly Lit Follette Mr. LaFollette Mans Geare Rhode Island Wisconsin LaFollette Ajalti Ness

Murder theory grows in Chicago hotel death case

The coroner and witnesses testifying at an inquest in Chicago discussed a possible murder of T. Binkley of Brariaville. Dr. Joseph Springer described powder around the wound and questioned hand use, Moran the porter claimed restraint amid a hysterical scene as a woman and her mother fled the room.

Bink Chicago Watfien Ryidente T. Binkley Bvaraville Ind Wellington Micide Joseph Springer Moran

Red Wheat Takes Backward Course From New York

New York reports the first historical shipment of red wheat back to the west for consumption. Inquiries have come from Texas and shipments are underway to Buffalo and by rail. No. 2 red sold at FAT and $1.50 asked at close.

New York Texas Buffalo

Miss Thaw Weds Marquis in Rome Home Ceremony

The wedding of Miss Beatrice Thaw to Marquis Francesco Throdol of Naty occurred at the Thaw home in Rome on June 4. Witnesses included Major J. F. Reynold Landin, military attaché, with the groom’s head of family presiding. The ceremony was in a conservatory chapel with red damask and flowers. guests attended, followed by breakfast. The couple traveled by car to St Peter’s and then departed for Naples.

Rome Beatrice Thaw Alexander Mair Thaw Pittsburg Francesco ‘Theodolt Naty J. F. Reynoldw Landin St Peter's Naplen

Blackmailer Arrested After Broken Extortion Plot

Benjamin Miller, accused of trying to extort 300 from Mrs. Benjamin Porter over a life insurance case, was nabbed after delivering the money to a decoy. A chase through nearby streets ended with Miller captured. Roosevelt and party visited a mission in Kimbe, British East Africa, and planned travel to the Sotic district.

Chikee Benjamin Miller Mra Benjamin Porter Porter Miller Rooesvalt Bate Kimbe British East Africa Theodore Roosevelt Party Tolly Foucheon Querila

Personal business trips across states noted

Kellar visited Gallon on Thursday for business. George B. Christian Jr. traveled to Columbus today for work. HL Byasen went to Delaware for a business trip. Misa Ivedoll-Collie also involved in a warm business matter today.

SW. Kellar Gallon George B. Christian, Jr Columbus Attorney HL. Byasen Delaware Misa Ivedoll

Social roundup from Toledo visitors and local residents

The report lists several visitors and social guests in Toledo including Mrs Ade Shivain of Climers Indians and Mrs Lilia Welch from the Boulevard. Edward Richmond of Upper Sandusky and C Gochrist of the art are noted as staying in the city with others visiting relatives and hosting guests.

Toledo Ade Shivain Maske Nevius Lilia Welch Mr. and Mire Edward Richmend Upper Sandusky C. © .Gochrist Charles Heinrich Zaneville Mira Bochrie Relethros Manafield Fred Guthery A.K. Guthery Pearl Street Moorcroft

Time Cards Schedule for Hocking Valley and Connections

City transport bulletin lists extensive train and bus timings for Hocking Valley lines to Marion Lima Huntingdon Cincinnati Chicago and Pa routes. It notes daily except Sunday services, with hourly Marion to Coheaches operations from 4 am to 1 pm and various westbound and eastbound departures including Big Four and Pennsylvania routes.

Hocking Valley North Logas Marion Asa Chicago Division West Patsew Lima Huntingtes Coluntar Ten Ant P Om Delaware Cara Fenve Columbus Mars Sumlaye Togat Tol Coheaches

Fourth of July Excursions and National Groups Travel Listings

A crowded ad list presents multiple excursion offers and group trips from Hocking Valley, including Sunday and daily trips to Columbus Detroit Pomeroy Jackson Toledo and other points plus twin tickets to Columbus. It notes events by Knights of St John Cedar Point Christian Endeavor Union and National Gymnastic Union with dates June 6 20 June 22 6 and July 11 17 and scattered Pacific West and Canada routes.

Hocking Valley Columbus Detroit Pomeroy Jackson Toledo Rimmer United States Canada G. A. HK Newark Iak New York Knights of St. John Cedar Point National Denver Cal Daly Christian Endeavor Union Kemten Li'l Rewnion Los Ampoles National Gymnastic Union Cintia Amt Pacific Onan Par West Meate Chess

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