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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1908

Page

6

Billy King Released by Manager After Surprise Move

Manager O'Dig shocks with King release after trading King out for Flood and Quinn. Gil Fox and Kite also released as pay day arrives and players receive checks. Club heads toward more changes if form does not improve. fans remain hopeful King will rebound.

O'Dig Wily King Manafieid Flood Quinn King Gil Fox Malury Fox Kite

Players King and Fox Attract Multiple Manager Interest

Two recently released players King and Fox attract overt interest from several managers. Telegrams from Fed St Mansfield and Pete Porter indicate New Castle bids for Dest terms. Billy King reportedly receives offers from Ford Drum Chirkebung SS West Virginia and Crown Manager Mreckenriige Akron. Likely moves point to Pre with New Ceatle and King with Akron.

Manarer O'Day St Mansfield Pete Porter New Castle Billy King Ford Drum Chirkebung West Virginia Mreckenriige Akron Tant Youngstant Pre New Ceatle King Akron

BASE BALL Muggey McGraw Suspended Over Run-in With Umpire

A newspaper item reports Muggey McGraw suspended for a run-in with an umpire amid scattered baseball results including Cleveland Washington 2 1 and Chicago 2 New York 1. It mentions various pitchers and club standings in the National and league play with faded OCR fragments and reflective anecdotes.

Muggey” McGraw

Queer Ceremonies At Pekin Gates And Intriguing Inventions

The Pekin and Tientelu Times describes peculiar rites at Pekin gates with iron gong signals, crowd rushes, and heavy doors closing the emperor’s highway, followed by a monster iron pole securing the gates. It also highlights recent clever home inventions including an egg opener a pineapple corer and corn scraper and holder.

Wwe Powinly Pekinnineven Hatamen

Newark Triumphs Over Stogies In Tight Series Opener

Newark defeats Stogies 6 to 4 in a close opener as Price mans field errors and strong hitting shape the game. Mansfield loses 5 to 2 to Lanier with Mack pitching well for the home team and Ditched fanning 18 for the visitors. a doubleheader is slated for tomorrow.

Moaster Mansfield Lanter Dune Lanka Mack Price Akron

Weather Prophecy by Animals and Ocean Peddlers

A whimsical colonial piece muses on animal weather sense and humans sensing climate. It contrasts a household pet monkeying with thermometers to predict temperature with a woodlands squirrell warning of storms. It then sketches the ocean peddler trade from Hamburg or San Francisco, selling contraband goods and war materiel in distant ports, highlighting risks and methods aboard ship.

Famburg San Francisco Africa South America Stull Eee

Diggers Hire Arrives as Portmouth Hosts Three Game Set

Marion plans new lineup for three game series with Lancaster after teams from the Ohio State league travel to Portmouth. Diggers, led by Trown and ODay, aim to climb standings as crowds expect strong baseball and potential upsets in the series.

Minis Porta Mouth Shoemakers Portamouth Maine Marion USA Tansick Kure Tortemonth al Wilmot Diggers Lucas Borie Lancaster Trown Oday Taneasten Tant Sweetk Laskey Tue Wolfe Tus Ween Tin Arm Wilson Parker Lotchan Parrett Welfes Vas Wilean

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised by J J Cheney Co

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy for catarrh, claiming it treats blood and constitutional causes and acts on mucous surfaces. It states the product is prescribed by physicians, uses tonics and blood purifiers, and offers testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Disjense J. J. Cheney & CO Props Yolo Ohio Drugaiate Hall

John Jones Dies in Dakota Minn Mystery Figure

An old-time local figure, said to be the original of John Hay's Tim Bludaoe, is reported dead at Dakota Minnesota. He was famed for once saving a burning ferry boat full of passengers, being the last to leave the craft.

Daubeitin Pall Mall Negrett Cerain John Jones John Hay Tim Bludaoe Dakota Minn

Rumor of Bloodshed In Cuba Amid Uprising Talk

Havana reports say reactionaries in New York planning an insurrection to aid a Cuban uprising. Dispatches from New York and Mexico claim a planned Cuban revolution aided by ammunition shipments to Cuba. Governor Magoon weighs the claims, while Cuban leaders doubt a general revolt could succeed. Anticipated Knott Clenfuegor project and a separate case of antiquities theft in France are noted.

New York Magoon Havana Cuba Mexico Dione New York Harbor Noodsheda Magoda Migota Teland Moodahed Lwland Knot Clenfuegor Reilly

Six Mottoes From Woman’s Home Companion For The New Year

The Woman’s Home Companion presents six concise mottos chosen as guiding maxims for the new year. They urge living a meaningful life, maintaining integrity, and practicing patience, charity, and moderation in wealth and friendships.

Woman's Home Companion

Greece's Largest Sundial Marks Time by Shadow

A promontory in the Aegean Sea rises about 3,000 feet above water with the sun’s arc casting a mountain shadow that acts as hour markers. The sun’s path creates a circle of islets forming a natural sundial described as the planet’s largest.

Greece Creece Aegean Sea

Passing of a Famous Saloon In New York City

A historical item recalls the Silver Dollar Saloon in New York, its name origin from silver dollar inlays, and the estimated floor wealth of 91,000 dollars. Silver Dollar Smith, the founder, kept the ornate floor until his death. after, wear reduced the value by about half.

New York City Noor

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