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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1907

Page

7

Edward Entwistle recalls Rocket engine pioneer of steam rail

Edward Entwistle of Des Moines recalls his unique claim to fame as the first engineer to run Stephenson’s Rocket. He describes apprenticeship, the 1828 Liverpool and Manchester Railway prize race, and the Rocket’s design, trial ride, and enduring gauge standard despite skeptics. The tale covers his youth, the prize test, and the early days of steam on rails.

Edward Entwistle Dee Moines Lous George Stephenson Tis Dow Moines Entwistle Stephenson Liverpool Manchester Duke of Bridgewater Robert Newcastle Liverpool & Manchester Railway Company Chat Moss Hecht Stephensons T Wax George Robert Stephenson Nyord Ines

The Old World and Its Ways by William Jennings Bryan

Col Bryan recounts a around the world tour in a richly illustrated travel book. The work presents his observations on governmental, educational, religious, and social conditions seen through a studious, American perspective. Published by Thompson Publishing, sold by subscription.

William Jeentaga Bryas Europe Myo Col Bryan Gen Toate United States William Jennings Bryan Ttme Thompson Publishing Company St. Louie Ans

Robert Herrick Challenges Students On Reading Purpose

In a University of Chicago English class, Robert Herrick urges students to read with purpose and power, challenging them to name the literature they are reading. A student struggles to classify a contemporary novel, illustrating the difficulty of defining artistic intent.

Robert Herrick University of Chicago Herrick Nott Ie Lily Pincott

Pie Craving Sparks Quick Response at Dinner Table

A quirky kitchen moment unfolds as a Thales-esque figure voices hunger for dessert. The playful exchange revolves around pie and a hurried offer to fetch more, showcasing household banter and a tiny comic clash over finishing treats.

Steel streets in Paris pave with perforated steel plates

Parin experiments with a reinforced steel concrete pavement laid on rue Saint Martin before the Conservatoire of Arts and Trades. Perforated steel plates, bolted and embedded in cement, form a raised, uneven surface designed for durable horse and cart footing, offering better purchase than asphalt or wood and an estimated minimum life of ten years.

Parin Tris Rue Saint-Martin Conservatoire of Arts and Industres In & Hart

Prizes for Tanned Faces At Farnham School

The Farnham grammar school headmaster offered a prize to the pupil returning with the brownest face after holidays. Twelve pupils were named as the most tanned, and captain Foster won the prize. It is said Foster refuses to reveal his secret preparation.

Farnham Grammar School S. Pheatley Foster London Globe

Poor Orphans and the Bishops Gentle Rebuke

Two Oxford youths earning nicknames Hophni and Phinehas caused Bishop Wilberforce trouble by their behavior at a ball. He confronted them calmly, placing a hand on each head and speaking tenderly about the woes of youth, in a moment of compassionate guidance.

Wilberforce Oxford Hophni Phinéhas Cudderadon Palace Orpha

Fragmented dialogue from a child’s misread travel scene

A rough, garbled excerpt shows a child named Bobby abroad in Canada or on a boat. Luncheon questions about curried chicken trigger a confused, humorous exchange. The text reflects muddled speech and incomplete ideas.

Bobby Canada Cuba

Banshee Death Wraith Tales From London Life

A short note discusses the banshee or death wraith as an old and respected omen of impending death. It cites Levey of 7 Castle Terrace London describing repeated wailings before family deaths in 1868 1887 1889 and 1870 and notes the creature’s rarer presence in London versus Ireland where wailing ghenthe are tied to ruins and a noble decline.

Lippincott's Levey Castle Terrace London Mehta Ireland

Prisoners in a Cave in Basutoland Adventure

A party of Europeans traveling near the Natal frontier were captured by Basutos after entering Basuto country by the Labi Ingubo pass. They were taken to a cave fortress, deprived of horses, and forced to travel on foot until a Basuto guide aided their escape. They regained Natal territory unharmed but exhausted.

Basutoland London Mail Durban Basuto Natal Drakensberg Boavio

Watch Taken From Minister As Clergyman Prays

Rt Rev Dr Chadwick spoke at a synod remarking a pickpocket found dead, clutching the clergyman’s watch. Rev W H White, veteran Savoy chaplain and ex Brighton curate, awoke to find the victim dying, his watch gone from White’s pocket as he prayed.

Chadwick Derry Raphoe W. H. White Savoy House of Commons Brand White Brighton Ir White Mr. White

Petard Tale of Lawyers and a Curious Witness

A garbled courtroom exchange reveals a clash over a new word while the witness pursues his prior answer. An advocate presses, asking if the term implies confusion or complementation, as the scene plays out under sharp questioning and notice of a clever insult.

Camel Humps and Human Burden in Desert Breeds

In Central Algeria the saddle camel carries heavier loads than Arab types, prompting discussion on whether humps arise from generations of burden. Anthropologist Lov Hroso notes similar ridge shapes on Hottentot and Malagasy people, suggesting adaptation to labor roles.

Central Algeria Lov Hroso Haw Hottentot Malagasy

Substitutes And Mock Turves In A Humorous Exchange

A Harper's Weekly quotation humorously contrasts menus and mock foods with mock trials. Diners and waiters spar over deviled eggs and mock turtle soup as a satirical take on cuisine and civilization. Mina Cayanne quips about changing the song to honor a mock leader.

Earngly Harper's Weekly Mina Caynane

Tough Indeed We Hard Dinner Table Dialogue

A senty mental landlady laments destroying a poor Nitin lamb to feed appetites at a dinner table. A sharp witted figure replies that it is tough, while struggling with his portion. The exchange reveals strained appetites and moral tension in a satirical tone.

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Daily Market Report Buffalo and Union Stock Yards

Buffalo N Y June 12 cattle and hog trades show slow demand with lower notable prices in all categories. Prime beeves around 5.50 to 9.05, cows and heifers 2.70 to 5.40, feeders 2.90 to 3.20, Texans 4.25 to 6.40. Lambs and sheep weaker with natives 4.00 to 6.30 and western lambs around 6.00. Union Stock Yards values reflect lighter Thursday receipts and lower bids with cattle and hog markets easing.

Vowl Calven Atl and Fie Fale Union Stock Yards Union Yari Pittsburg Piltabiire Pao Hebl Macret Gane Ulehere

Clevelands Records Show Mixed Revelations at Market

Readable fragments indicate mixed figures for cattle and livestock trade in Cleveland. Mentions include Hogerevolpts and Mughal Bealven Revelpts with various lower figures and small retail prices. Ambiguous data limits precise interpretation but points to altered market entries and pricing signals.

Pittsburg Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices

Cattle prices listed for calves cows and heifers with figures across weights and grades. Market notes indicate slow trade and steady to firm demand with varying supplies of heavy hogs and veal calves in the Pittsburg area.

CHICAGO GRAIN REPORT WITH Erratic Opening Figures

Grain market notes show Wheats lower by days range and opening prices drifting. Various commodities such as No 2 corn and other futures appear to fluctuate with bids, bids and prices indicated, but the text is erratic and partially illegible. The fragment hints at trades and openings around late September, with specific prices partially visible.

Chicago Wheata

Toledo Grain Toll and Wheat Canh Sale Dates

Fragmentary OCR lists dates and grain terms including Toledo grain toll and wheat canh. Mentions July and September deadlines, with reference to December and March periods and various numbers. The readable portion provides little coherent event or outcome.

Toledo Detaties Hirvinto

New York Area Business Figures Acknowledged

Fragmented OCR text references New York area items with numbers and names. Readable parts mention locations, dates, and figures though many words are garbled. The piece appears to be a brief listing or notice involving times and amounts without a coherent narrative.

Chicago Produce Prices and Trade Details Noted

An OCR fragment from Chicago records lists produce items and prices with references to eggs and turkey products. Details are unclear but indicate market listings and weight measurements typical of a city directory or price sheet.

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