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The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1909

Page

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Loss by floods in Spain spurs appalling destruction

Reports from Ofadrid indicate Sunday storm havoc in Durango Arratia and Faslorra with overflowing streams flooding vast areas. Corvantes town hit during a cattle sale leaving shelterless residents. River swept the town drowning scores, hundreds of cattle perished, and corpses litter the countryside. A crowded church at another town collapsed, many feared dead. The storm is the worst in years.

Ofadrid Apain Raporty Durango Arratia Faslorra Corvantes Thormada

Spoiled Paris Heiress Bride Betrothal Delayed by Father

New York dispatch notes wireless signal from the Hamburg American liner near Sandy Hook halting the proposed marriage of Clauss Sprackels and Mary Adele Case. The Spreckels heir delays nuptials for two years to consult his father John D. Spreckels, while Case's hitherto rise from poverty and stage dreams are recounted with details of herKlondike singing career and studies at Stanford.

New York Cincinnati Cherbourg Sandy Hook Wowey Claussipreckels John D. Sprackels San Francisco Mary Adele Case Klondike Paris Hobokes Atlantic Spreckels Wolcott 5Th Avenue Set Street Miss Case

Solicitor General Rules Whisky Is Whisky in Law

Washington June 8 Lloyd W Bowers solicitor general of the United States submitted to President Taft an opinion on the term whisky in law He holds that any coloring or flavoring added to whiskey does not destroy its character and that blended whisky may be considered whisky The full opinion spans thousands of pages and Taft authorized its public release while reserving a final decision pending further testimony

Taft Washington Lloyd W. Bowers United Glatow Bowers Peter Ani Ted Bo Helper Th Department of Agriculture Bow

Six bucketshop men receive stiff sentences in court

Cincinnati Ohio June Six men who ran the O Dell company after William ODell's death faced U S court action this morning. The men received three to six months in jail and fines of 200 dollars each. The judge overruled a motion for a new trial and allowed appeals to the U S Court of Appeals. Bond was set at five thousand dollars.

Cincinnati O'Dell Company William O'Dell United States Jalil United States Ofrowl Courts of Appeals

Callahan Still Alive as Posse Hunts Attacker

In Jackson Kentucky a sheriff named Callahan, reported fatally shot, is described as still alive. A posse is pursuing the would-be slayer using hounds with the sheriff directed to recruit deputies and extend efforts to capture the assailant.

Callahan POSSE

Last Balloon Comes Down in Endurance Race

Indianapolis reports the balloon Indiana landed after a long endurance attempt near Ashland Tennessee at six oclock last evening. Pilot Iraher supplied a noon update confirming the delayed message. Indiana captured the endurance trophy with a forty nine hour flight while the distance cup went to the Forties balloon from New York for a 490 mile run.

Indianapolis Ind Dickson Tennessee Ashland Iraher Indiana New York

Taft and Gompers End Rift with Mutual Forgiveness

President Taft and Samuel Gompers reconcile after a recent campaign dispute. Taft extends personal letters of introduction to Gompers for the labor leader’s forthcoming tour of Europe, signaling improved relations and a cooperative effort on labor matters.

Washington Jone Taft Gompers Taft Tag Amer‘ca Annibaieaders

Echo of the strike fuels McCloud forest fire

A forest fire near McCloud California threatens the McCloud Lumber Company plant and adjacent power houses as militia move to remove guncotton and powder. The blaze, suspected to be incendiary linked to yesterday’s strike, draws a train of water and about 20 firefighters to battle the flames while the scene remains quiet.

McCloud Calif McCloud Lumber Company Bie Yeatorday

Six Boys Kidnapped Near Bank Antonio Texas

Six boys have vanished within eight weeks causing alarm in Bank Antonio area. Police search two hundred mile radius for clues to disappearances believed to involve forced labor in railroad camps. Inez boy missing yesterday. parents informed but no word from authorities.

Bank Antonio Texas Jure Inez

Engagement announced in Toston for Marion Lawson and James Puller Lord

Announcement notes Miss Marion Lawson second oldest daughter of Thomas W. Lawson engaged to James Puller Lord of Chicago. She told her father on returning from Maine. Lord is a Chicago resident active in clubs with several associations. engagement follows a club visit during Marjorie Lawson's appearance in a family picture in short skirts.

Toston Marion Lawson Thomas W. Lawson James Puller Lord Chicago Lawson Maine Mr. Lond Whoeyer Rilers Lord Ridng Else Ghout Mian Lawson Mse Marjorie Lawson

Governor Proclaims Flag Day Observance in Ohio

Columbus Ohio June 7 Governor Harmon issues proclamation urging residents to display American flags from all public buildings to mark the twenty second anniversary of the adoption of the flag.

Columbus Harmon Ohio

Fire Devastates Presque Isle Leaving Thousands Homeless

A huge blaze in Presque Isle Mali has destroyed about half the town. It razed a thousand homes, ten storehouses, a church, the Masonic hall, the Canadian Pacific freight station, and a jail. The Joa will reach $100,900 with other structures damaged in nearby Fort Kein. Fire departments remain active as cool weather helps control flames in surrounding forests.

Presque Isle Mali Burompe & Hundred Canadian Pacific Masonic Partbou Fort Kein

New Octopus Discovery Raises Trust Concerns

Senator Ben Dolliver reported discovery of a new octopus linked to a predatory corporation. He warned the Senate that the latest addition to the list increases prohibitory duties intended to curb trusts, urging a cautious approach to tariffs and antitrust enforcement.

Washington Benator Dolliver Senate

Wool production dispute cited by Wisconsin figures

A debate over insufficient wool supply to outfit every person with a year’s woolen garments drew opposition from Smooth of Uiah and Warren of Wisconsin. The brief item notes leaders argue there is not enough wool, framing a policy contention.

Smooth Warren Wisconsin

Viaduct Wrecked In Buffalo Dynamite Attack

In Buffalo New York June the incomplete New York Central viaduct superstructure was heavily damaged by three dynamite charges. Officials say the motive is unknown and the blast prompted a broad police investigation. The incident disrupted traffic as authorities reviewed potential targets and suspects.

Buffalo N. Y You Central

Fall 10 Open Doors in Detroit After Suspension

In Detroit Michigan the firm Fall 10 Open Doors failed to open for business this morning after the death of A Milton Holton. The surviving line led by Fred Oswerne announced a temporary suspension pending immediate investigation. Local agents Ryne and Bloppan of New York brokerages were named in connection with the firm’s affairs.

Hetroit Orage Fem Fred Oswerne and Company Mattoide

Beautiful Blond Is Her Story In Doctor Death Case

Chicago June 8 The beautiful blonde linked to the death of Dr Haldine Cleminson's wife was exposed as a fraud. Police say they have a strong end against the doctor to present to the grand jury tomorrow. The woman, wealthy and once close to Cleminson, admitted the connection was professional and not intimate. Police note Cleminson’s early life in Domque Iowa and describe his path as troubled.

Cleminson Chicago Haldine Clemingon Ann Dotmque Iowa

Conference on Education of Backward Delinquent Children

Buffalo delegates at the sixth annual conference in June discuss discipline and custody issues. Leaders including James A Burnett and Florence A McNeal address Ungraded Schools for Backward Children as a Means of Reclaiming Delinquent Youth and urge limiting punishment while focusing on reform.

Buffalo N.Y James A. Burnett National Training School For Boys Washington Burnett Florence A McNeal Cleveland J. Elles Foster Washington D.C Bernard Hlexner Louisvill Japan Grace Johnson Red Wing Minn Orphelia L. Amigh Geneva Amigh

Senators Tell Bryan to Mind His Own Business

Washington June 8. A number of Democrat senators denounce William Jennings Bryan for criticizing their tariff stance. They cite his influence within the Democratic party and accuse him of attempting to dictate to the senators amid a controversy over taxing timber. Strong words mark the dispute as senators defend their independence.

Bryan Washington William Jennings Bryan Sanmons Smith

Bride at Findlay Wedding Led to Prison Cell

June Baney of Findlay wed Clarence Wisler son of a Bellefontaine merchant. A police officer interrupted the wedding feast and charged the bride with perjury as the couple spent the night in a police cell. Earlier a prominent man faced a conviction attempt.

Findlay Pearl Baney Clarence Wisler Bellefontaine Tuight

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