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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1910

Page

3

Sermon on heredity law and salvation in Deuteronomy text

The Brooklyn Tabernacle pastor preaches a June 12 message arguing that heredity and divine justice shape humanity. He cites the Bible to explain why death and sin pass to all, describes Christ as the Redeemer, and notes how God’s plan reconciles mercy with righteous judgment.

Philadelphia Paator Russell Brooklyn Tabernarte Reneance Aly Adan Adam Lfe Church Button Gail Tila Ted Enis Lame Jy Slinerk Etter Holt Christ Jesus

Teghanen Bros Offer Stationery and Fountain Goods

Vacation buyers are urged to consider Teghanen Bros for convenient purchases of fountain items and fine stationery. The ad highlights a broad range of supplies available from the local store.

Teghanen Bros

Sowing and Reaping in Scriptural Reward

The article links the sowing of disobedience by Adam to humanity’s degradation and death, while the Only Begotten’s obedience is sown, leading to resurrection rewards of glory, honor, and immortality. It emphasizes the divine justice theme and the reward for loyalty to righteousness.

God Barma Adaat Ute Pathers Adam Apostle Jesus Wong Ags Ia Reap

June 13 In American History and Astronomical Events

Entries note 1786 death of Winfield Scott lieutenant general and later major general promotion for bravery in the War of 1812. 1898 Fifth Army Corps under Shafter sails from Tampa to Santiago Cuba. Astronomical events list Mercury visible near dawn, sunset times, and lunar phases through noon tomorrow.

Winfield Scott Auborn Scott Congress Fifth Army Corps W. BR. Shafter Tampa Santligo del Cuba

June 14 In American History and Notable Births

A garbled historical note lists events and births of figures such as Benedict Arnold born 1741, Harriet Beecher Stowe died 1896, Major Orlando Jay Smith founder of The American Press Association, and Mary Prescott. a Lexington Oregon destruction due to a bond incident injures over 200. Astronomical note mentions Mercury visible before noon with Jupiter conjunction and a west to east path.

Rougrenrs Benedict Arnold Harolet Beecher Stowe Borne Orlando Jay Smith American Press Association Mary No Prescott Heppoer Lesington Weniad Tive Irienk Co Bates Aeter Edwin Booth Charlotte Cush Laura Beene Lua bin Mele Mercury Paxiig Cronk

June 15 In American History Highlights

Key historical notes mark June 15 with mentions of Franklin's electricity from clouds George Washington leading the Continental Army Polk's presidency Josiah Tattnall and Josiah Tattnall naval officer deaths Mercury and Halley periodic data shown alongside weather and celestial timings

George Washington Continental Army James Knox Polk Josiah Tattnall Louis Pring Los Angeles

June 16 in American History a Champlain clash

On June 16 in 1775 British forces under General Burgoyne advanced on Lake Champlain targeting Crown Point and Ticonderoga while colonial defenders, led by General Arnold and others, prepared a defense near the lake. In 1880 author Irvin Percy Whipple, born 1819, emerged in literary circles. An Oklahoma admission is noted with 4000 line item.

Burgoyne Lake Champlain Crown Point Woonderoga Idvin Percy Whipple Aled Oklahoma

June 17 American History Milestones and Celestial Notes

On June 17 dates include the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill and Philadelphia evacuation by the British. Noted deaths include Robert Dale Owen in 1877, John Steven Cabot Abbott in 1810, and John Gibbs Allbert in 1889. Moon apogee mentioned with Mercury visibility and sundial timing notes.

Bunker Hill Philadelphia Robert Dale Owen John Steven Cabot Abbott John Gibbs Allbert Bor Maximo Gomez, Catan

June 18 in American History highlights

A brief list notes key events and deaths on June 18: 1812 Congress declares war on Great Britain. 1869 Henry Jarvis Raymond biographer of Lincoln dies, born 1820. 1894 William Hart painter dies, born 1822. 1901 Louis Aldrich actor dies, born 1843. 1904 Judge William Howard Tate nominated for president at Chicago by Republicans.

Congress Great Britain Henry Jarvis Raymond Jst Abraham Lincoln William Hart Louis Aldrich William Howard Tate Chi Enzo Republican National Sancention

The Bug and Animal Party In the Woods

Fragmented OCR tale describes a woodland gathering with creatures such as cows, horses, hens, bats, and a fox. Confused lines mention a feast of strange dishes, a moon, planets, and a mysterious Burnished Poultry tale quoted from the Boston Herald.

Shooting at Christening Sparks Local Panic

At a Christening near Numa Canton on June 13 a parade of warnings and a deadly disruption occurred as a prankster fired three shots wounding John Popa in the chest, Ovorge Homan in the hand, and Charles Tula in the abdomen amid a fleeing crowd. Police pursued the assailant, described as a prank maker, and the incident prompted a rapid investigation into the surrounding chaos.

Numa Akere Escapade Canton Dirk Louleville Here John Popa Ovorge Homan Charles Tula Sunark Paltlus

Prison escape leads to gunfire at party in Louisville

A man condemned for petty larceny at Ohio Penitentiary opened fire during a christening party in Louisville, wounding three guests who were rushed to a hospital. Doctors fear two of the wounded may die. The attacker Nanamaker was beaten by partygoers and reportedly in fall.

Acter Ohio Nanamaker Louisville

Amateur aeronautal mishap near St Louis shocks youth

J W Wooster Lambert a thirty year old amateur aeronaut and young millionaire taking up sport ballooning fell from about 8000 feet into the Missouri river near Baden north of St Louis during his maiden St Louis No 38 flight. He and pilot Louis Von Phul were rescued by a motor boat with wet feet.

St. Louis J. W. Wooster Lambert Baden St. Louie No. 38 Louis von Phul

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