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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1908

Page

2

Mrs Fisk and actress quit New York society in protest

In New York on June 9, Mrs Stayrenant, a leading figure in society, and Mrs David Lindenborn, wife of a rich art dealer, denounced high society as an empty sham. They plan Europe or the stage to escape Newport’s excesses, money worship, and heavy drinking. Hertie Martin, ex-society girl from Scranton, will return to the stage in a Casino Review.

Newport David Lindenborn Hertie* Martin Scranton Redeem

Large Pig Iron Order Sparks Valley Trade Activity

Pittsburg Pa June reports W J Snyder Co inks contract with Page Woven Wire Fence Co for delivery of 150000 tons of late pig iron valued over 2200000. The deal joins other large agreements signaling an unusual period of industrial activity amid border tensions and market shifts. A separate item notes a $1000 reward offered for arrest in a murder case of nine year old Adie Tadhibok found in a box car at Mount Pledda.

Pittsburg W. J. Snyder & Co Page Woven Wire Fence Co Moneasen Kerr Bars Adie’ Tadhinok Mount Pledda Posienns

Fragmentary 19th Century News Snippets From across US

A jumble of brief, damaged snippets including a cyclist’s long ride, a fireworks factory blaze in New Castle Pennsylvania, garden pests and toads, a tragic gas killing, a Brooklyn health board reward notice, rumors of Princess Victoria and Dr Nansen, the City of Cleveland steamer’s first trip from Detroit, a Detroit mayoral party, court sentencing for reckless driving to a workhouse, and fashion notes from New York City.

New Castle Cleveland Eoward Winnette Sbe Edward Princen Victoria

Brewers Meet in Milwaukee Sets National Brewery Convention

Brewers from across the country gather in Milwaukee for the 48th annual convention opening Thursday. A separate fire on Turner Street in Grand Rapids destroys a schoolhouse and damages four homes, with losses estimated at $40,000.

Brewers Meat Milwaukee Wis Grand Rapide Mich Janet—Plee Mantley Turner Street Lowe

Hunter's Gang Killings Reported in Guthrie Gaol Chase

In Guthrie Oklahoma on a Sunday night, a member of Alf Hunter's gang was killed at a doorway. The incident follows reports of a pursuit by lawmen and survivors or suspects linked to the gang.

Alf Hunter Guthrie Okla Alt Temple Mith

Prices of Meat Rise in Chicago Shortage Notice

Chicago authorities announced Monday that due to a cattle shortage and limited meat supplies, prices for canned meat will be raised. The notice cites decreased cattle stock and warns consumers of higher costs for beef and related products.

Chicago Chicago Prckers

Man slays wife in jealous rage at Willoughby hotel

Charles P. Corlett of Cleveland shoots his wife Mia after long standing jealousy sparked by Ditler quarrels. He then kills himself in their Kingsley hotel room as he had planned. The woman, Italian French birth, was described as beautiful and talented. The tragedy shocked the quiet village and exposed a domestic life of tension and monotony.

Willoughby Ditler Charles P. Corlett Corlett Engineering Co Cleveland Kingsley Alment Corlett Witc Mia Cortett Worn Gayety

Modern Maccabees hold annual convention in Toledo

The 21st biennial convention of the Knights of the Modern Maccabees opens in Toledo with participants from 30 states totaling about 500 delegates. The Ladies of the Modern Maccabees plan a parallel session with 1,000 members and 6,000 total, with a parade scheduled and daily meetings announced. In separate notes, the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks hosts a session planning to merge three railway employee groups, a move likely to be debated by a joint committee near convention close.

Toledo Knights of the Modern Maccabees Maccabees Michigan Sesalon Clarks Brotherhood of Railway Clarks Towin Brotherhood of Railway Clerka Brotherhood of Interior Freight Handlers Brotherhood of Way

Ohio Miners Resume Work in Hocking Valley

Ohio dispatch notes nearly all mines in the Hocking Valley back at full capacity after a general resumption Monday. New repair shops at Logan opened, employing several hundred men, with contracts likely to keep mines active through summer.

Ohio Columbus Hocking Valley Logan

Well Known Actress Dead In Los Aapeten Mystery

A famous actress known as Alice Hunt died Monday in Belance after a sudden illness. Police report pending as investigators pursue clues in the home town tragedy.

Call Alice ‘Treat Hunt Ntti Belance Alonday Paeomoula

Two Men Missing Near Cleveland Bridge Incident

Two men disappear after vanishing from near the W. Genter bridge in Cleveland. June-Néward Gallagher reportedly involved. David Hopkins, a fire handler at Booth and Co, also missing. Lifesaving crews searched the water but found no trace of either man.

Bridge Cleveland Néward Gallagher W. Genter David Hopkins Fiee Booth Anh Co Tridge

Man Sues for Love vention Cheveland June 9

Report from Omaha Nebraska details a suit filed against Menvlette Harte for $15,000 in damages. A southern Nebraska disaster scene worsens with 26 deaths feared as reports indicate more victims.

Vention Cheveland Harte Gtarm Omaha Neb Aterm Nebraska

Hotel Fire Destroys Wing. Losses Seen at 160000

Fire gutted the left wing of a hotel in Bronxville Waatchewie county early Tuesday, driving residents from their route. About a third of the hotel, a one story structure, burned before flames were checked. no lives were lost though property damage tallies around 160000.

Mount Vern BY Bronxville Waatchewie County

Rates Reduced for N B A Convention in Cleveland

Pittsburg June 9 The Pennsylvania railroad announced a fare rate of 3 2 cents on round trip tickets to the National Educational Association meeting in Cleveland starting June 29 open to the public. Newport Burne Alabama June 1 The new Clift hotel on Cif avenue burned early Tuesday morning. New Albany Indiana June 9 A horse with two trunks charged an enraged elephant and fought the animal to the ground until the horse died. Omaha June 9 While his locomotive ran at 40 miles an hour engineer fell from the cab near Hentona Iowa. The fireman and engineer were not immediately seen until the train passed a station without whistling. Yorkshire England stationmaster sustains a toy railway engine weekly and donates the year’s earnings to a hospital for boys.

N. B.A Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Natonal Educational Association Af Cleveland Newport Burne Newport New Clift Cif Avenue Omaha Starling Chicago Wington Quincy Hentona Iowa Inluind Yorkshire England Hin Hfe

Almost a Miracle Cure Promoted by Pink Pills

A generation notes Pink Pills as cures for rheumatism and related ailments. Charles Calhoun Jr of Capron New York, once bedridden with inflammatory rheumatism and nervous trouble, reports dramatic relief after three boxes. He recalls years of pain, swelling, and incapacity, then quick improvement following the pills.

Williams Charles Calhoun, Jr Capron N.ys Calhoun Winfield N. Y Toutins N.Y

Hippos at Kikarango Lake Near Muhokya

A Westminister Gazette writer from Uganda describes Kikarango as a circular crater lake a half mile wide. Hippos gather in large parties to bathe in slightly salty water. the shallow shore draws them in, while moments of dramatic splashes and snorts fascinate observers.

Muhokya Kikarango Westminter Gazette Uganda Rumamta

Mustaches Banned by Bavarian King in 1828 Decree

August reports in German papers recount an ordinance by the King of Bavaria forbidding mustaches and ordering police to shave offenders. A Berlin account says mustaches disappeared quickly with no arrests. The text also covers notes on capulchone resin and a minister's farewell remarks to critics.

Bavaria Etwll- Jane

Nun Butterfly Threatens Bohemia Forests An Official Inquiry

The dreaded nun butterfly appears across Bohemia threatening forests with spread to Saxony and Silesia. The agriculture ministry forms a commission to investigate the outbreak and assess damage and control measures.

Bohemia Saxony Silesia Ministry of Agriculture

Precocious Hunter and Inventions Reported

An 11 year old heir in Sirguja State shows early prowess in hunting, having used a gun since age seven and claiming seven tigers six panthers and two bears among other game. Separately San Francisco engineer David C St Charles introduces a long-distance repeater claimed to vastly improve continental telephone clarity.

Sirguja Shikar David C. St. Charles San Francisco St. Charles

Primitive English Naturalist Hovimbt in Celebs Islands Visit

An English naturalist Hovimbt lodges with a rajah on Celebs Islands. A veranda houses a sentry with timekeeping devices using connected bottles and a figure of twelve marked amulets. A hook and notches map hours as time is struck aloud by the sentry.

Strick West Vila Aehtha Sevan Mpathera

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