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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1910

Page

2

Conferees in Long Session Hear Features of Howan and Genate Measures

Washington June 13 A tentative agreement on administration reform measures was reneged by the conference and the Senate. A reconvened committee will meet to finalize the draft before sending the bill to the House for passage. The compromise includes revisions on stock watering and a revised by Federal Trade Commission supervision over interstate stock and bond issues across rail, telegraph, and shipping firms. The plan also contemplates a suspension period, with Republicans favoring ten months and Democrats seeking six months.

Bamber Braft Washington Cuse Ahd Celal Lievel Bite Iftee Senate O 8 Hokean Squire Saileoad Telegraph Acdephobe Companion and Express Teteratate Commerce Democrate Senature Tiv Feratute Commerce Commission

Knights of Pythiae Hold Forty-First Lima Convention

The forty first annual convention of the Knights of Pythiae Grand Domwin of Ohio began in Lima on June 12 and will continue through tomorrow and Wednesday. Speetal tutus and events from the Ohio Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters and other units from across the state are listed.

Knights of Pythiae Lima Grand Domwin of Ohio

Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood Poison

An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison and a wide range of ailments from skin eruptions to cancerous sores. It claims the balm purifies blood, stops itching, and heals skin, with a sample sent free and full bottles available for purchase by mail order.

Flood Balm Co Atlanta

Grand lodge officers elected at autordinate lodges

P brown supreme chancellor of Clobure Tex will be a Viator interest of Pythione across the state centered on the present meeting. Walter B. Ritchie past supreme chancellor and author of the current ritual is noted as a key figure. A Kansas City 1882 ritual exemplar by a team from this city is recalled. Justus H. Rathtone founder of the Knights of Pythias died during a visit here. The local hotel room where death occurred will host a Pythian whrine this week.

P Brown Clobure Tex Pythione Walter B. Ritchie Order Kansas City

Parody Review Mixes Nonsense in Odd Garden Verse

A quirky excerpt from Apokune Apokowman Review presents Mary as a contrary figure in a rickety garden allegory. Wordplay and garbled phrases spoof nursery rhyme rhythm while hinting at failed attempts and odd inventions.

Mary

Police suspect Charlton murder linked to double crime

Milan June 12 police shift theory in Porter Charlton case. They suspect Mrs Charlton was murdered and Constantine Spola tor may have killed both her and her husband after a trailed move from a villa where blood was found on walls and stairs. Readings show the trunk held her body at lake bottom and a possible separate crime at the villa.

Milan Constantine Spolaoff Porter Chariton Lake Corn Husel Bassi Mra. Charlton Charlton Spolator de Epf Spolatom Mia Charltons Mrs. Charlton Mya. Charlton

President Tafts Wandering Itinerary This Week

President Taft will depart Washington for a rest trip this week. He will open the Marietta commencement season on Wednesday afternoon, then travel to Villa Nova and Lincoln to give addresses and receive a doctor of jurisprudence. After a brief Washington rest, the president resumes travel to New Haven for Yale commencement events with Robert Taft, then to Boston and Beverly for summer, returning to Washington as Congress ends.

Washington Taft Wil Kee Buttte Marietta Villa Nova Lincoln Wash Jogton Tie New Haven Robert Yale Boston Beverly Enab

Tragedy in Virginia Churchman Family Murder Suicide

Allen B. Paul, treasurer of Pin Street Hapthet church in Hichiond Virginia, killed his wife after a quarrel and then shot himself at the Paul home. A son witnessed the attack as the mother shielded him, dying from a bullet wound to the chest while the man appeared to suffer a temporary insanity.

Virginia Hichiond Allen B. Paul Pin Street Guthin Hrolue Paul Iad Tieefe Tan Fred Columbus John An+wal Selote Hyrond Street John Adame

Duke of Connaught to Succeed Bari Gray as Viceroy of Canada

The Duke of Connaught is slated to take over the role of Viceroy of Canada, succeeding Bari Gray. The move positions the royal figure to represent the Crown in Canadian affairs amid ongoing constitutional protocol.

Bari Gray Canada

Oklahoma City Declared Capital Move Sparks Court Battle

Governor Haskell relocates executive offices to Oklahoma City and begins processing state business there as Guthrie faces court injunction. Sheriff Mahoney fails to serve papers. mayoral and hotel scenes accompany the dramatic shift amid looming writs and possible supreme court actions.

Oklahoma City Okla N. Haskell Tule Martin Logan County Guthrie Lee Hotel Hinskell Bill Cross Vite Conneetto Oklahom City Italy Supreme Court Huston District Court Sherif John Mahoney Githile Haskell Hin

Duke's faith in his own judgment questioned in marriage talk

Washington reports Brodie L. Dike expresses confidence in his decision making and stance on marriage. He says he will work through difficulties with his future wife and never gives up after a failed match. The remarks reflect his belief in personal judgment guiding life choices.

Duke Washington Brodie L. Dike Mieke Wylante Roschelle

PLAN GRAFSLESS TOWN New York Philanthropist to Experiment

New York philanthropist Kate Hawley and James Jockford of Terre Haute plan to build model laws on a Kentucky wide Hive led by Evansville organizers. The project aims to create a citizen jury system with public trials for offenses, no piloted officials, and daily newspaper reading for residents.

New York Kentucky Evansville Ind J. AL Brown Kate Hawley

Ohio Eagles to Meet Sixth Annual State Convention Tonight

Ohio Eagles to meet as the sixth annual state convention of the Ubio branch of the Praternal Order of Mules opens in Chililoothe Tonight. National president EB Hering to speak. Delegates from Columbus Springfield Guyton and Portanouyl entered. Parade on Thursday with prizes for best display. Also reports of two killings and a train accident near Akron with local officials cited.

Opea Chililoothe Ohicotie Juve Ie Frank EB. Hering Praternal Order of Mules Ubio Ardur Grand Aerie United States Wentwork Awrles Columbua Sprigheld Guyton Costocton Portanouyl Winsident Mueleliu Sanctuaky Akron Newark

Weather Outlook Signals Fair Midwest and Cooler West

Washington June 18 The weather bureau bulletin foresees a week starting with generally fair conditions across the country, except for continued showery activity in northern New England and on the South Atlantic coast and Florida. A broad high pressure pattern over the continent suggests above normal temperatures in the eastern and southern states while cooler air moves into the western regions by midweek, with a gradual temperature drop anticipated in the Rockies and plateau areas beginning Wednesday.

Washington Weather Bureau New England South Atlantic Florida North American Felanda Suvi Ue Custern Widdie West Weller

Willard Wrecks Biplane In Crowd Avert Crisis

New York aviator Charlon Willard faced danger near Springfield as his biplane’s engine failed at 160 feet. He swooped toward a roadside field to spare 35,000 spectators, the craft wrecked on impact, Willard injured but alive.

Springfield Charlon Willard New York

Buckeye Briefs: Ohio News Highlights June 14

Ohio items include Governor Harmon urging Flag Day observances, a recruit from Eleventh company escaping the guardhouse, a drowning death in Bowling Green, a farm accident near Wooster, a self-harm incident near Columbus, and a Harris Show at the Columbus Driving Park featuring notable horses and imports from Indianapolis, Pittsburg, Mayaville, and Boston.

Ohio Columbus Harmon Charles Wilson O, J Columbus Driving Park J. W. Bessette Indianapolis G. W. Reynolds Pittsbute L. T. Anderson Mayavilly J. L. Burtinell Borinellol R. W. Brown Thomas Lawson Boston Dave Deyil Harkaway Hunt Club Pitabucg Hunt Club Cleveland

Marietta Opens Jubilee Celebrations with Pageant and Talks

Marietta Ohio prepares for the diamond jubilee of Marietta College and homecoming week. President Taft and Governor Harmon attend. two addresses planned, one in the park and one in the commencement hall. Alumni events and Phi Beta Kappa anniversary also noted amid social programs. Lightning strike in Berlin causes multiple fatalities and injuries with at least six dead.

Toft Marietta Wis Marietta College Patt Harmon Phi Beta Kappa Edwin A. Grosvenor Amherst College Natonal Taft

Local News Roundup From Otterbein to Rail Stats

Johnstown residents donate 40000 toward Otterbein University endowment in Westerville. Judge Quin sentences Gertrudy Hansof drunk to Salvation Army service to reform. Fire near Beattle, Wauh destroys 20 acres and $1000000 in property, 600 people displaced. Keifer of Springheld exposed for voting pattern. PA rail stat says over 89000 trespassers on railroad grounds in past 11 months. Waterbury trolley car hits funeral procession. mourners injured.

Johnstown Otterbein University Westerville Quin Canton Pollow Gertrudy Hansof Salvation Army Beatile Wauh Keorunenta Keifer Springheld Frank Vot Pennsylvania Railroad United States Waterbury Conn

Indianap olis incident and Canadian freight crash report

A garbled item notes a Pittsburgh resident Jaena Albert and others in a millersville chicken breakfast mishap causing injuries. Another entry reports a Canadian Pacific freight train collision near Heron Bay after a landslide killing four and sending a locomotive and cars over a 100 foot cliff.

North Hay Ont Canadian Pacific Heron Bay

Ohl Firm Oath In Toledo Trusts On Catarrh Cure

Frank J. Chaney swears Yat Ne is senior partner of BJ Chemie Co and that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hal's Catarrh Cure. Witness attests to sworn statement in Toledo Ohio on December fifth. Advertisement promises cure taken by mouth with direct action on the mucous membranes.

Ohl Toledo Tucas County Frank J. Chaney BJ. Chemie @ Co Hal Auberihed

Time Card Hocking Vaingoy Schedule Fragments

Scrambled timetable notes show intercity routes with lines for Northbound Southbound and Westbound trains. Entries mention Logan Marion Bucyrus Columbus and Philadelphia area routes with daily and Sunday exceptions and varied departure times amid garbled digits.

North Logan Marion

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