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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
1
A World War I era dispatch notes that yellow newspapers in Tokyo push anti American sentiment. Progressives in Japan press for action against the United States but face limited influence on policy. In Washington, Ambassador Aki and Secretary Root hold talks amid war talk and diplomatic caution.
The Hage report notes the United States is poised to take a leading role at the upcoming Hastie peace conference opening Saturday. Diplomats, technicians, and a large press corps are arriving, with expectations of a unified American stance and a push for arms limitation to reconcile global views.
Chicago reports indicate a looming packer and Teamsters strike with uprisings in Black yards and rail yards. Preparations escalate as packers warn heavy consumers they cannot guarantee meat deliveries after Monday morning. Railroads announce special arrangements to handle anticipated disruptions across St Louis and southern river towns.
In Hamilton Ohio a crime note mentions Nelly Frestman and Alexander in connection with neglect allegations. The report references Walto Keanaly Plu and notes medical concerns without detailing specifics. No further charges or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
After a two week illness the individual died, with the coroner ruling the death due to criminal neglect following grand jury proceedings. The fragment notes a tragic outcome tied to alleged neglect and official action.
Defiance Ohio reports the death of Gottwald the largest elk in Ashnorien, who after a brief illness died at home of pneumonia. He was forty years old and weighed 450 omnis. At the annual O. Ey convention he was a familiar figure and received a prize at the Denver convention as the largest member of the under pent.
Harold Derhodes, 23, a prominent Franklin Square busman from Alliones, Ohio, arrived in highland city to elope with Miss Marie Thon. After a heated quarrel she refused to accompany him, he drew a .38 revolver, shot himself in the stomach, and died at her feet.
Carrie Nation was arrested in Washington on June 14 after haranguing a crowd in front of a downtown saloon. She was charged with disorderly conduct and released on $20 collateral.
Washington reports Senator P. Knox plans his first public appearance to announce his presidential candidacy. He will attend Mount Union College alumni reunion in Alliance Ohio on Wednesday, continuing a march through Buckeye politics. Knox, a Mount Union alumnus, is tied to William McKinley as a former student and local legal figure.
Yesterday verdicts were handed down in the cases tied to the attempt on King Alfonso and Queen Victoria on their wedding day. Sonor Merver, director of the modern school of Barcelona, and dose Nake editor of EL Motin were sentenced to nine years imprisonment. Mato Haria and Porter faced other outcomes with acquittals for the remaining defendants.
Richard Pearson Hobson, in St. Louis, warned that Japan aims for war with the United States at the earliest moment. He condemned Japan opening its empire and teaching military science in China, asserting a buildup that threatens white races and signals broader conflict.
Minnie Spare and Charles Much were injured after a fall over rocks at Mull Creek Park. Spare is described as dying or near death, while Much suffered serious internal injuries and possible critical condition. A police find found Spare’s hat on the beach aiding the investigation.
A violent earthquake in Kingston Jamaica on June 13 sent hundreds fleeing homes in night attire while causing no reported damage. Residents describe a sharp shake and immediate alarm as streets filled with frightened crowds.
The stock exchange announced the failure of banker and broker A. J. Appleyard for breaching margins on 13 000 shares of United Gas Improvement stock he had bought yesterday. Appleyard had long ties to Ohio traction firms before turning to banking and brokerage.
Findlay Ohio June 13 Don Nell the only witness heard in the Standard Oil trial this morning Prosecutor David devoted time to arguing a connection between the Standard and Ohio Oil Company with which Nell is connected The testimony centers on alleged ties or events between the two corporations as the case progresses
Detroit fire July entry reports Mrs. Aline Rountree and Rupert Abernathy dying, four others injured after a rooming house blaze. Thirty three roomers leaped to life nets from upper windows, while firemen battled the blaze through the night.
Mane Botkin a 20 year old from St Marys was found dead in Lima Ohio from carbolic acid poisoning at a friend's home where she was visiting. She lay on a bed with scorched lips and left a note saying this is the best way out of it.
Canton Ohio June 1 A bitter renunciation of the Confederate gray by Commander Brown of the national G A R spurs a furor at the Ohio veterans camp fire. He denounces the Unknown Dead monument plan and vows the gray symbol will prevail in the vigil of the sun. The vote names Mrs Matoe lawe of Coveinnatt elected president of the Woo Iman Helier Corps.
San Salvador reports open war looming as defeat of rebels by Niewranguay forces near Acajuthe sparks anticipated invasion. Garrison commanders ordered mobilization, with Salvadorean resistance described as routed but still active. Naval blockades and advancing warships threaten escape routes as tensions escalate.
Mexico City June 13 Recording a teogram received in city late yesterday afternoon says Salvadoran army defeated the invading force that captured Avajutla and drove them to the coast. An American citizen, John Molsant, a former San Francisco resident, is reported captured. The dispatch notes trajectories toward Gal vader and border actions by Generals Seven Tuled and Alfara, with Molsant described as a promoter and leader.
Washington June 13 The government will sue before the federal court at Cincinnati for the dissolution of the powder trust. The petition will allege the grip on the government is a weighty issue the government must reckon with. A mangled quotation and garbled dialogue appear in the text surrounding the notice.
In Clewland Ohio a riot erupted at kosher meat shops with police called out after an attacker struck the head of the kosher crew. Three women were arrested and minor clashes occurred as authorities restored order.
Secretary Metcalf arrived in Washington after being lost for a day on the Tomer River in Wirwiale. The incident highlights ongoing travel issues and concerns within the department.
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