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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows train names and times such as Chicago Express Vestibuled Limited Pacific Express No. 7 with various engine numbers and odd characters. The text lacks complete context but indicates a timetable snippet with multiple train names and times across a 24 hour period.
West bound trains on the New York Central Lines listed under route 816 four route. All trains daily except locals and Nos 5 and 10. L. B. Nebergall, Ticket Agent. Phones home 246, Bell 177. Effect June 1, 1907. For more information call the information operator by phone.
Travel options list many routes to Jamestown with liberal stopovers. Fares show 10 day, 2 day, 60 day limits and Beason tickets. Pricing ranges from 12.00 to 28.75 dollars. Tickets go on sale April 19 through November.
Mansfield and the Tigers arrive this morning amid a shaky lineup as regulars return behind McVey on the mound. Rain delays and field conditions forced yesterday’s games to be postponed while Webb Park hosts today’s contest with Mansfield seeking a strong showing against diverse opposition.
Local youth clubs prepare for a high tension game at Webb Park next Thursday afternoon. The Old Fiehdgo and Young Balen squads have dominated in past years, promising a fierce showdown and strong crowd.
Newark segment describes a muddled account of Langaster and players like Fox and Shyaton, with incomplete names and scorers. Mentions of opponents Chicago Nationals, Giants, and Brooklyn Whitewat, plus Cincinnati, hint at a baseball setting with unclear outcomes and scattered details.
Readable fragments mention Clever Shortstop of the Visiting Tigers and staff names amid garbled text. Other lines reference entities like New Castle, Shafer, Olaf, Marian Vite Sentient erttes and Akiva ent demmint cay, with no coherent events or dates to summarize into a clear item.
Disjointed report notes Elie Murphy and others facing suspensions or dismissals amid a string of transfers and unresolved bets. Mentions include Cannille released to Chirkawille, Duffy leaving the Scranton paper, and Wright’s team awaiting key returns as Youngstown eyes a Sunday game at Willis Park.
The report lists scattered game results including Chicago vs New York and Cincinnati vs Brooklyn with partial player names and scores. It notes various lineups and mentions multiple teams such as Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and St. Louis with incomplete OCR transcription.
A fragmented note discusses Advonate plumbing and a 10 milestone in modern life. It mentions Loudon Grapie and a convoluted tale of health, diet, and a mysterious attribute linked to food. The readable text hints at a reconstructive effort in a cine era setting.
Ashland Gazette Sporting Writer lauds Herb Drumm's aggregation as Marion edges Ashland 1 to 0 in a tense eleven inning game. Highlights include Latimer's drive, Toxne's base thefts, and Cancer of the crowd reaction as the Pirates secure the win over Ford Drumm's team with pitching and fielding on display.
Yostontay's Mansfield News notes Tate Mylett and Tirk as valuable additions to the squad. Tate is a fast outfielder and strong hitter, while Mylett shows skill at shortstop and Thirk impresses as a promising amateur pitcher. Milton's Paradise Love cited for publishing history. critique of author payment totals and legal edition terms are discussed.
Henry W. Lucey recounts a curious New York tale. A rich man visited a florist with a fine estate nearby and eyed a tiny cucumber. Unable to make change for an $80 bill, he delayed payment, later returning with a coachman to collect the cucumber as it grew into a remarkable plant. The episode ends with a heated scene as the man’s arrogance clashes with the florist.
A collection of anecdotes shows doctors facing pressure from financially minded individuals seeking free counsel. Abernethy once faced a wealthy alderman’s catalog of woes and the question what to take. A French doctor also faced a patient’s importuning, responding with a humorous demand to remove her garments for examination.
The article praises Gladstone as a premier orator, noting his transcendent gifts and powerful ministerial replies. It contrasts his method with the bewildered reactions of listeners, describing lengthy, sonorous sentences that left the House striving to understand.
Columbus welcomes a new dog catcher with hopes of humane service. The piece argues against animal cruelty and urges sympathy for dogs, noting the need to prevent harming well behaved animals and to treat them as companions worthy of mercy.
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