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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
9
Fragmented timetable details list daily and weekend departures and arrivals for various lines including CHICAGO ERIE, ERIE, D. and M. Electric, and North Southbound services. Mentions Marion Bucyrus Columbus Bucyrus routes with hourly patterns and specific times, but text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Tour promotions announce low round trip rates to New York Boston New England Adirondacks Thousand Islands Canadian and Jersey coasts with sale May to Sept 1910. Special July trips and 4th of July rates return by July 6. Destinations include Cedar Point Indian Lake Clark s Lake Devil s Lake Ackerson s Lake Winona Lake Loon Lake Mud Lake and Fellow Creek Lake. Write for folders and four cents for a Summer Trips booklet to Rheine General Passenger Agent Cincinnati.
Dr. Albert Shaw, editor of the American Review of Reviews, spoke at Marietta College’s diamond jubilee commencement on the value of small colleges versus large universities. He urged preserving core college life, highlights standards, and praised local institutions for shaping scholarly habits and public usefulness.
Fragmentary quotation critiques the neglect of welfare and urges the state to uphold intelligent, principled citizenship. The text credits Ohio as a reference point and calls for policy to maintain and develop material resources while elevating character.
The piece recalls John Dalzell of Pennsylvania, once a major Senate and House figure, outlining his rise as a rule maker and ally of Uncle Joe Cannon, his decline after the expansion of the Rules Committee, and his enduring parliamentary skill. It notes Payne and Tawney as other key players, Dalzell’s distinctive look, and his long quest for renomination amid changing political dynamics.
A discussion of how members’ votes are recorded and reported in newspapers and the Record as political campaigns heat up. It notes the use of campaign handbooks, post office grants, and speaker apportionment by party committees, with attention to how constituents judge their representatives.
A party resolution from Ohio’s Thirteenth Senatorial District pledges allegiance to Democratic principles and endorses Governor Judson Harmon’s public service. It criticizes Republican governance, denounces graft, and endorses Thomas Mahon for Congress in the Eighth District and Carl Anderton in the Thirteenth, urging voters to support reform and Democratic leadership.
A damaged OCR passage discusses a state government reassertion to the people and a pledge by leaders to install authority. It references a chief magistrate, a weak and vacillating faction, and a call for united action under a projected top official. The fragmentary nature limits fuller specifics.
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