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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
A public notice promotes Dr Thomen offering diagnosis based on expert training and state commissions, with claims of direct medicine application for catarrh asthma bronchitis pneumonia and consumption. It touts new discoveries for liver stomach and bowel diseases plus treatments for venereal issues, reproductive health and various nervous and spinal conditions.
Adolph Bianchi, West Wind cigar store proprietor, faced a court showing on a charge of selling tobacco to 14 year old Walter Ward. Ward testified the purchase came from a clerk. Bianchi claimed he wasn’t in the store. The defense moved to dismiss, arguing lack of direct sale by the proprietor. mayor reserved decision.
Former employees of the Hinole Central are facing a suit alleging a conspiracy with five corporations to defraud the company of over 1.5 million dollars through car repair contracts and forged bills. Named defendants include Joseph B. Burke, Willan Renshaw, John Taylor, and others formerly linked to machinery and transportation posts.
A local ad promotes vacation needs with convenient fountain pens and fine stationery. Tschanen Bros offers a range of writing supplies claiming top quality for travel and leisure time.
Petition in error filed by James O Keeffe against the state of Ohio. Wife Emma Harper answers, seeking divorce and alimony, alleging abuse and neglect. Jury trials delayed. various cases set for trial. details include allegations of assault, adultery, threats with a revolver, and removal of belongings.
The Young People's Society of Calvary Evangelical church hosted a well attended evening at East Ubure Street, highlighting progress and a $178 missionary fund raised. Various members were elected to represent at the upcoming Upper Sanducky convention and plans for the next meeting were set.
The report outlines multiple fraud and conspiracy charges tied to rail and car companies including American Car & Equipment, Memphis Car, and International Car of New Orleans. It notes exorbitant repair bills, overcharging for materials, and the prospect of a strong legal defense by defendants. Also covers Washington postal bill debate rules with Dale house committee plans to limit amendments, predicting a fervent floor fight.
An advertisement promotes Goaver's Lax Live Tonia Tablets as a remedy for constipation and liver issues to improve complexion. It claims freshness and a blooming skin are achievable for any woman who uses the product, available at Schmidt & Co's drug store in Marion.
Fragmented personal notes list residents and visitors from Laettue to Delphi, with mentions of Mrs GR Matthews, Mr Michwel Habes, Mrs A Corbirt, and others. The garbled text references homes, streets, and social moves around Phi Marnie, North Shur, and Delaware, hinting at missives of visits, relocations, and social rounds. The piece reads as an overwhelmed scatter of names, places, and fleeting events with little coherent structure.
A comic tale of a hoped wedding fails when the license issuer retracts the license. The judge, eager for matrimony, celebrates a Sunday visit, but Monday brings the void stamp and defaced records. The piece likens the setback to Alexander weeping at un conquered worlds.
A meeting between the directors reportedly discussed regular pay rates for the current departments. Wasipy Cletay returned from a trip to North Carolina on a Twimaine besinewe.
Press dispatch from Pittsburgh dated June 7 notes interest in backing Dr Robert J Black for a future election as an independent candidate. Local backers claim Black showed strength at recent primaries and may run if conditions allow. Report claims Black acknowledged defeat at primaries but denied fraud allegations. details remain disputed.
A fragmented report describes a heated scene as New York objected and a clerk read a senate substitute. Members crowded social spaces and drifted to cloak rooms as the reading concluded, leaving the chamber unsettled and awaiting further action.
Representative Lenroot immediately moved that the house concur with the tentative bill, taking precedence over Mann’s concurrent motion. The scene shows a formal procedural battle as amendments and rulings shape the chamber’s path on the measure.
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