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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
4
The snippet notes Frank R. Northrup as foreign advertising manager with addresses in Chicago and mentions subscription and carrier details for the Marion Daily Mirror. It references pricing for by mail and semi weekly delivery.
The piece critiques President Taft at Ohio Northern College Ada about his scolding of muckrakers and lawyers while lamenting his shift from geniality to sternness. It cites the Sugar trust trial commentary, corporate ethics, and political chatter on primary results, urging a return to Taft’s kinder temper and warning against bossed manipulation in politics.
New York June 7 Wall street moved up at the opening as President Taft reportedly settled matters with western railroads. Rail shares led gains in sympathy with London but soon encountered a sharp reaction as the market cooled. Copper rose amid broader advances with several industrials showing strength while trading remained active.
The attorney general issued a written opinion stating a city or town cannot enter into an inter contract to employ only union labor in municipal enterprises. The ruling, sent to Steubenville city solicitor John A. Houston, notes no provision prevents employing union labor, but rejects an exclusive union contract. Also advertised are laundry soap claims and a World photogravure promotion tied to Curtiam’s aeroplane signature.
Wire flash reports the widow of Senator Cornan is dying in Washington while Commissioner Tevenport Menton directs 34 pension clerks. No work on southern roads prompts deferment of a planned freight increase. Rumor mentions Hulon Haycett from Cleveland base bat and sub tonight with Mr. Doxey freed from full duty.
Fragmentary notice from a Columbus lender at 22 West Gay Street. States five percent on deposits, mentions $4,000,000 in missets, six months maturity for deposits, profits over five percent go to the reserve fund to protect depositors. Encourages readers to call or write for information.
Reported events include a death in St Louis tied to Erder Ronnie case and a read of a warrant. The Senate rejected railway amendments 12 to 155, seeking a conference committee. Goldwin Smith died. Senator Dick won with 142,241 votes. Viking county unreported. Sydney to San Francisco voyage for boxing contest. New York theater chatter and a former priest to marry. Wall Street stockbroker plans. Johnany action on Shingle Mill. Brewers convention in Washington opposing beer tax. Western rail rates dispute urged withdrawal. Amendment danger warned by Congressman Main.
Deputy Beach exposed a planned escape at the Circleville Summit County penitentiary. Ringleader John O Connor and four others plotted to breach the north gate with improvised weapons and a door latch. Prisoners faced immediate confinement as authorities vowed no mercy if the plot had succeeded.
The Orpheum presented a four act program and a feature film yesterday headlined by Shep and an ensemble act. The troupe delivered lively entertainment with a standout eccentric dance routine that impressed, while other segments offered humorous bits, stunt sequences, and lively musical numbers that elicited strong audience enthusiasm.
The colonel addressed an Oxford audience on "Helietien Analogies in History" receiving hearty praise despite a reportedly less popular lecture. Roosevelt, escorted to the city hall, spoke before university authorities and townsfolk as he toured Christ Church and Magdalen College with Anbaen Reid present.
A man in Brooklyn captured three looters from a machine shop and handed them to a police officer after observing their escape. His wife criticized the heroism, saying the smell of the nuaty van weld paralyzes anybody before demanding they remove the scene.
Veiled by turmoil two parties clash as voters turn out in a bright, warn day. The statewide contest centers on the Rowatilenn party stalwarts Vallad Kittredge against Gamble and Crawford led rivals. A fair, orderly vote is anticipated across country districts.
A brewery owner in Walder County defied a dry county by selling beer made within the county via deliveries from a nearby wet county. The Supreme Court upheld the conviction, ruling a local sale of in county produced beer violates the dry county ban, affecting licensing for breweries and selling agencies.
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