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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
4
An assortment of items notes subscription rates for various publications including Wing o Copy and Weekly Mirror, with prices, plus scattered remarks on politics, tariffs, and current events. Mentions figures like William A. Corey and Edward Vander, and references to American troops in the Philippines and Central American tensions. The piece weaves humor, commentary, and newsy asides without a single cohesive narrative.
Governor Hughes of New York refuses to sign the two cent fare measure passed by the legislature. The veto upends expectations for the Republican nomination, as lawmakers push flat fare debates echoing in Ohio and other states. Railroads face public pressure while Hughes defends against what he calls punitive legislation.
A chaotic early 20th century discourse centers on two cent fare laws and governor Hughes. The piece links tariff stances, Wall Street influence, and reformist moves in New York with national party dynamics. It discusses Taft, Foraker, and Roosevelt era tensions shaping potential political noms and campaigns.
The Greater Taft commentary portrays a fractured Republican Party with politicians pushing the Taft Foraker battle while rank and file lack vocal input. It notes Taft’s independence, Cox’s leadership push, and the contested state delegation shaping the national scene.
They offer an agreeable laxative effect that clears the head and cleans the stomach. Price 25 cents. Free samples at all drug stores. C A Suth Photographs North Main Street. OD-fipd
Amidst applause the scene opened with Willa King Kilwa and Quewn Aleganing and the Whigs and Queen aif Thinwrk. Major General Sir Arthur I. 1 Nn and Lady nte engaged with physicians as Gen. Hin died mid program. The royal couple was unaware of the death until the performance was interrupted by a sudden medical announcement.
Two women were killed and three others injured in a northern Indianapolis crash when a trolley struck a car blocking a streetcar track. The dead include Phomos W. Love of Indianapolis and Emia Gorlon of Indianapolis aged seventy-two.
A Mexican telegram reports renewed fighting in Central America. Nicaraguan forces, aided by Salvadorean revolutionaries, bombard coastal fortifications near San Salvador and threaten the port of San Don de Guatemala as President Zelaya is said to have declared war on Guatemala.
A convoluted legal filing describes Anuilly, barred New York lawyer, entering Blackwell's inland to serve evidence in the Doge Mure divorce case. The surviving member of Lowe & Mivanel, once prominent in the firm, is Williams I. Howe, aged.
Cincinnati police secure a lead in a furnace murder mystery. Two men are in custody on suspicion of killing a man whose partially burned body was found at Ye Roan Soap Works about ten days ago. The coroner ruled murder, but investigators suspect death by self immolation or another cause.
The notice urges individuals to self care for common injuries and ailments. It promotes Chamberlain's five preparations including Cough Remedy, Pain Balm, Stomach and Liver Tablets, Salve, and Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, priced at 25 cents per bottle and 1.25 for all five, available from druggists.
A historical note traces the threatened collapse of Welsh as a living language, citing dwindling speakers in Cardif and South Wales, with only a few elders preserving the old vernacular in Triliech parish. It contrasts Welsh decline with other Celtic tongues and laments cultural extinction amid modernization.
A Kawile's Weekly excerpt describes a Cuban household where the domestic cook controls the kitchen and finances. The cook is paid monthly and specifies shopping and meal routines, often living with the family and saving from the employer's larder. The arrangement includes full access to meals, early breakfasts, lunch-like noon meals, and evening dinners with a half grown child assisting.
Zanesville June 2 reports Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters advancing plans for Cedar Point excursion and memorial services. Dated June 12 updates note conventions, elections, and lodge activities including Lime City, Marion, Rebekah, and other orders with installations, degree conferrals, and banquet preparations.
Fragments show Fred EB Guilrery managing Columbus business affairs. Blaine Gunder and Barnet Palin in Toledo after business. Frank Mayer of Cherry Biren connected with John Griffin of Grand Avenue fire and oil operation at Bager-Hinkley hospital. H. Ws. Carpenter of 410 Willow Street moved to Carey after sister-in-law Mire’s death. Jay Lytle reports Miss Luin Blind ill with arămic poisoning at Wasi Center Street. condition improved today. Mrs Samuel Horton of Mt Gilead, Mrs J. W. Criswell hospitalized for Criswell’s serious condition. Lizzie Schoechle of Bellevue leaves for extended California visit. Mrs A W Tryant of North State visiting in Co Tureeb. Rev and Mrs Rowley headed to Lincoln Nebraska for two-week state camp meeting opening Friday June 24.
Dorward Lodge No 15d Knights of Pythias in Proanpoot Tield held services for deceased members Henry Warren, Randall, Beyes, and Wilson Koochal. A procession left at 4 o'clock and arrived at the cemetery around 6:30 in the afternoon with floral tributes placed on the graves.
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