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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
11
The entry notes Bun sets at 7 28 and Keee 44 at 4 16 with the moon age about 16 days. It records a full moon near 4 p m in the eastern sky, Venus appearing stationary, and Mercury visible toward the western horizon in evening twilight.
A chaotic compilation of notes on executions, conventions, and political figures across Ohio and national scenes. References to Herman Bilick, John Adams, McKinnon, Guilbert, Taft, Hill, Hughes, and Taft’s smile campaign. Mentions race track betting, editorials, and local events, with social notices and a Columbus return fare offer.
A sequence of social events unfolds across South Vine street and nearby homes. Mrs R A Young hosts a refined reception with Mrs Holloway and Mrs Sanford in attendance, while guests in the dining room sample a two course luncheon and a pink white decor scheme. Later, the H B club meets at South Selfoer Avenue with a light luncheon. Helen Barron is honored by friends in Columbus and Toledo, and a birthday party on Reed Avenue ends with gifts and refreshments.
Hinds Lodge No. 70 W. and Ay i M. met with large attendance to discuss routine business and arrange observance of the St. John the Baptist festival on Wednesday evening June 24. The master’s degree to be conferred. Also notes on a foster meeting and a curious local report about goats horned chickens near Mount Sterling.
Civically calm note reveals a person ordering their coffin and arranging funeral payment with an undertaker who will not accept payment until after death, with funds left in an envelope to be paid postmortem.
A report states Russian mobs attacked the Dorbian ghetto near the German frontier killing three Jews and wounding twenty eight. Eighty houses and two synagogues were burned leaving six hundred homeless. Police reportedly did not intervene.
Harrisburg June 12 after twenty two hours the capitol trial jury acquitted Congressman HH Hurd Cassel and Architect J M Huston who faced charges of conspiring to defraud Pennsylvania in metal furniture contracts for the state capitol judge Kunkel earlier directed a verdict of not guilty as to ex Treasurer W T Mathes James M Shumaker and W P Snyder
A fragment from Pagene the bookmaker describes tense moments as a womanly admonition to leave. The crowd reacts with wit and a dead march, while wagering occurs among familiar locals rather than in formal gambling channels.
The unknown outsider failed to back his horse as four policemen surrounded Sol Lichenstein known as the King of the Rotting Ring. Janet B Haggin of Elmendorf farm Kentucky plans to ship all his yearlings to England for sale cataloged for next Friday at Sheepshead Bay. The New Castle stable postponed selling their entire string indefinitely.
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