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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1907

Page

2

Bible Returned After 43 Years In Private Custody

Irene Mirek of Four Found Virginia holds a giltedged Bible believed linked to John J. Dairy of Marion Ohio. The inscription notes Dairy, a private in Mth Iowa Volunteer Infantry, had read Revelation and Cedar Creek battle details on Oct 19 1864. Dairy’s wife and others recall the incident as the Bible is entrusted to its rightful owner. Dairy agrees to repay expenses so the heir may reclaim heritage.

John Dalry Irene Mirek Pour Foun Virginia Dirkerwa John Datry Ube Miss Munch Ster John J. Dairy Mre Dane Dalry Marion Ohio Timt Dalry Mies Munch Dairy Bary Mth Iowa Volunteer Infantry Creek James

Birthday gathering and entertainment at Misuma Meller home

Relatives and friends attended Misuma Meller’s birthday at her mouth of this ely home. The party featured music, games, a light supper, and a variety show with performances by Mimwm Menuinih Litale Oohler Callie Lich and others. Guests included Emma Caroen 400 Moxey Willem Laneher and Stella Tiebold among dancers and entertainers.

Misuma Meller Ely Mimwm Menuinihan Litale Oohler Callie Lich Rade Siler Katie Tens Singer Emma Caroen Moxey Willem Laneher Teary Tenuler iKgienterge Harry Fet- Paw Zuet Ivan

Butler's fourth wife found in Kansas in bold marriage

Agosta man Butler, who had sought a fourth wife, married Mise Sandstrom of Avanta Kansas after a national press chase. The couple met after she answered his wife hunt ad and traveled from Atlanta Kansas to Agosta. The ceremony took place at Mayor Louis Schertz's office on West Yenter Street. Butler, with four children from previous marriages, previously dated his ex-wife who sought reconciliation.

Dot A. Bullet Agostatas Hie Butler Mien Lavennin Eve Sandstrom Atlanta Kiawas Ageia Yourwald Jumison H. C. ‘Thompson Weat Butlers Farm Louis Schertz Marion Agenta Kansas Ware Ageata

Insane Woman Hangs Self at Toledo State Hospital

Toledo June 14 Mrs Lotte Trissler a patient from Hardin county at the Toledo state hospital hanged herself today in a tragic suicide at the institution.

Toledo Ohio Lotte Trissler Toleo State Hospital Hardin County

Minor mentions in brief from across the nation

The report lists several terse incidents including four men and three women drowned near Palmetto Florida, a severe crop-damaging cloudburst over central and eastern Kentucky, a collision at Norfolk navy yard between torpedo boats Whipple and Blakely, and the fatal beating of Brooklyn shoe dealer August Meyer. It also notes a Chicago convention fundraising plan, Roosevelt forest service order, Standard Oil trial progress with witnesses Donnell and Squires, Pullman Co challenges to a railroad rate law, and Jamaica Kingston earthquake aftershocks with limited damage.

Manatee Palmetto Fla Central Kentucky Norfolk Navy Yard United States Whipple Blakely August Meyer Brooklyn N. Y Nicholas Fennimore Chicago Roosevelt Federal Forest Service Biological Service

State Paid Large Sum for Air Measure in Pa

A New York Audit Company report finds the state spent about $100000 on an air measurement method tied to Pennsylvania Canal operations. The document notes the cost and implies limited practical use amid broader public works debates.

Horrinborg Jones Conantauli Thurg Audit Company of New York

Agosta Hangs the Bug on Ridgeway in Slim Victory

The Agosta team defeated Ridgeway 18 to 4 before a large crowd in a midweek game. Vette starred for Agosta with a home run a three-bagger and multiple hits, while Dutton and Prettyman added key moments. Eight innings were played as the agosta offense exploded late in the game.

Hidgeway Liameure Vette Agenta Tiger Dutton Prettyman Agoeth Femin Tn Gulag Hamalmor Ai Geomere Neiman, Coetes

Man Arrested Over Letters At Delaware Eight Miles North

In Delaware county Emma Liggett was arrested for composing letters to Min Rowe Gabriel. Her attorney claimed she had a good reputation until recently and had worked at the Delaware industrial school. Her husband paid the fine, and the case drew attention to the moral conduct charge and arrest. Meanwhile at Aniaher Ohio a camp meeting for Levi Lupton's gift of tongues opened with limited attendance and growing preparations. Hundreds of trunks and tents indicate a large influx as the event nears.

Cornaibun Ontrander Fene Aniaher Levi Lupton

Wooster University Commencement Notes Endowment Efforts

Wooster Ohio June 14 The thirty seventh commencement at Wooster university reported slim growth in the endowment but progress in the $875 000 goal to secure the $125 000 option. Alumni gifts totaled 17 000 toward a 25 000 pledge from a year ago while President Vel received a year of vacation funded. Government Aid Debate Arises Over Railroads. New York June 24 James J Hill warned the national government may lend credit to finance rail needs amid public impatience over rails and cars. He warned government credit support could threaten republican government and rail ownership.

Wooster University T He Loos F. Vel, DD

Capitol scandal linked to former treasurer seen with treasury staff

Harrisburg June 14 A sensation followed the discovery that William L Mathues former state treasurer involved in the capitol scandal was found late Wednesday night reviewing treasury books with a clerk and a political lieutenant from another department.

Harrisburg William L. Mathues New Capitol Treasury Department Mathnes

Cook Is Convicted In Bank Failure Case

In Pitlaburg on June 14 the jury found Lemert Cook guilty in the government case against him over the Enterprise national bank failure. Cook, a real estate dealer, was charged with abstracting bank funds and aiding cashier Lee Clark in rehypothecation of collateral securities.

Cook Pitlaburg Lemert Enterprise National Bank Lee Clark

Carrie Nation Fined in Washington Police Court

Washington June 14 Mrs Carrie Nation was fined 25 dollars in police court for creating a disturbance at a local saloon. She paid the fine and remarked it was the 20th punishment imposed upon her by the course of the country.

Carrie Washington Carrie Nation

Woman’s Life Saved Praises From Dr Pengelly

A Kalamazoo notice extols a physician’s thirty years of medical service and promotion of women’s health through Zon-Phora. It cites Dr Pengelly’s experience in treating disjointed women and urges readers to ask their druggists for Zou-Phere Nooth, a woman’s regulator, claiming ready sale and proven doses.

Kalamazoo Mich Kelanui Atha Pengelly

Fatal collapse at Manifold mine near Canonsburg Pa

Two men were killed and two others were trapped for about three hours when an engine house roof collapsed at the Manifold mine near Canonsburg Pennsylvania on Thursday breaking air compressor connections. The injured were pinned under wreckage. In Boston, the anti bucket shop law passed sending roughly 40 bucket shops and branches in the state to close.

Canonsburg Manifold Boston

Bigamist Reynolds Im Paroled

Ohio penitentiary board grants parole to Harry Reynolds of Cleveland who was jailed for three years for bigamy after marrying Mae Smith while his wife lived in Cleveland. Reynolds had been a mechanical engineer and aide at the prison construction.

Bigamist Reynolds Columbus Board of Managers The Ohio Penitentiary Harry Reynolds Cleveland Mae Smith Norwalk Reynolds

Koaher Meat Dealers Surrender After Violent Clash

In Cleveland on June 14 partial victory for the Incurrentiontets in a confrontation with Koaher meat dealers. Officials say the dispute over meat spoilage led to mobs hindering deliveries and threatening shopkeepers, culminating in a rough battle before police intervention and the merchants signaling surrender.

Koaher Meat Dealers Cleveland Koaher Meat Pflen

Boy Fatally Burned While Playing with Powder

In Adams Mills 2 year old Waller Bokelberry died after playing with powder. He and another boy touched a quantity of powder and failed to move away in time as it ignited. The incident occurred Thursday and is under investigation by local authorities.

Coshocton Waller Jake Bokelberry Adams Mills Agotter

Rope Jumping Believed Cause of Woman's Death in Cleveland

Cleveland reports rope jumping is believed to have caused the death of Katherine Schmidt aged 15 daughter of Loren Schmidt head of the Lorato avenue Bible mission. The incident occurred on June 14 and is under investigation by local authorities.

Cleveland Cat Katherine Schmidt Loren Sehotat Lorato Avenue Dible

Steamship collision reported near Port City in July incident

A wartime sounding notice describes a collision in the St Clair river involving the steamers Audivalla Polynesia Hathie hem and two other vessels. Reports indicate all ships remained in the river vicinity with no immediate word on casualties or salvage actions.

City Mich Audivalla Polynesia Hathiehem Cotttalon Bk Clair

Black Hand Outrage Strikes Zoligreville Farm Home

A Black Hand assault earlier Thursday damaged the home of James Kefover, a farmer near Zoligreville. A glycar ine bomb torn a hole in the building but caused no injuries after a prior letter demanding $1000 to spare his property. Missouri railroads win injunction to block state rate laws, judge halting both maximum freight and two cent passenger rates pending further action.

Washington Pan James Kefover Zoligreville Hear Herr Heforer Missouri Railroads Kanes City McPherson Missouri Railroade

Complexion Secrets and Laxakoi a Tonic Sale

Advice on natural beauty links clear skin to healthy organs and digestion. Promotes Laxakoia Tonle Tablets claiming cascarin and dandelion boost liver activity and bowels for a better complexion. Flooken’ Deng Store offers 25 cent back if tablets fail to benefit the skin.

Face for the Pie Joke At Dinner

A seven year old, after a big dinner, jokes about pie with the line I’ve got my face for the pie. His mother responds with concern about finishing the dessert.

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