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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
8
The Marion Tow and Cold Storage Co announces three regular routes will start as demand justifies. For updates and alerts, call TI2.
Obituary notice for Z A Court who died Sunday in Linn County. The deceased resided in Pleasant county and leaves a widow and five children. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Five Point church near Cw Ony with brief services.
Classified ads in the Mirror promote pre tickets for the Show Picture Show at the Bijou theater. Advertisements urge readers to search the عرض for entries and send their names to receive admission.
A Winton machine owned by Shine Calllehd Hroon caught fire on Coburn Street after gasoline ignited, causing damage to the car and garden fence. Firefighters arrived and extinguished the blaze. no severe injuries reported.
James Harris shot his brother William Harris during a midnight confrontation at their mother Mrs Roxaline Hutt’s home in Marion. Three bullets struck William and James surrendered to deputies after a tense scene in which the wounded man was cared for by Dr. William Lakin. The family says James acted after disputes over permission to visit their mother.
The accused brother faces charges of heat degree murder with potential shooting intent if the brother recovers. Prosecutor Charles J. Justion visited Lafatre this morning to inspect the shooting scene to gather evidence for the upcoming trial and will await the outcome of the deed before proceeding.
Henry Jolly and Bryson were in Conley’s Court on Saturday afternoon. The plaintiff sought 827.02 for labor performed. The trial was hotly contested. The court reserved decision until Monday nine A.M. and then returned a verdict for the full amount, finding the defendant changed the contract by allowing work. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Walter Herron, four miles from the city.
Dr H L Bonner a well known Marion resident and former Civil War veteran died at his Pearl Street home Monday after a two year illness. Born near Albany New York in 1841 he moved to the city 25 years ago to practice veterinary surgery. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at his home. he leaves a widow three brothers and a sister with burial details to follow. He was noted for his genial spirit and long service to the community.
Government report from the State Board of Health outlines 58 percent diphtheria deaths last year and Typhoid fever causing about 1200 deaths. Antitoxin distribution expanded to indigent cases with 276 stations. Smallpox reported in 143 places across 64 counties. vaccination efforts vary by region.
The trial of the Bike versus Grand Opera House case concluded Monday with the jury in the box. Judge overruled defense motion for directed verdict, testimony resumed led by A H Kling who supervised erection of the opera house. William Bland testified last. defense motion for new verdict sustained on ownership issues. case will be carried to the circuit court on error.
Mooding and Browning Company presents thrilling Tales of Mysterious Clan. The Hood and Browning company, owners of the Night Rider MetUFeR, operate in Reelfoot lake Tonnomee and the Night Rider district, with presence in the Blick Patch region of Kentucky, familiar with terrorizing methods.
A fragmentary account describes a feared group called The Men Wollide by Night, detailing their terror tactics including arson and property destruction. A reader from Thief River Falls, Minnesota, touts a Holister’s Hockey Mountain remedy and mentions local merchants Beatty & Long selling Oxfords and shoes.
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