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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
4
A jumble of clipped items notes US political moves with Governor Mugh ee, Japan's party strife, and Spain's royal child. Mentions include the New York legislature, a high profile marriage, pacifist talks, and a Dowma dissolution scenario. The piece hints at industrial worries, glove demands in Pittsburg, and a mock city directory buzz.
A Memorial Day address cites Lieut. Gen Sherman of Illinois attacking President Roosevelt’s policies and centralizing aims. He argues state rights, home rule, and legislative independence must endure amid Republican infighting and Democratic reform rhetoric.
Senator John W. Daniel, a senior Democrat from Virginia, born in Lynchburg in 1842, is noted for Civil War service as adjutant general under General Jubal A. Early. The piece highlights his long tenure in the U S Congress and describes his experience as a capable statesman.
A long list of local residents and visitors records Sunday and recent trips. Mr and Mrs M Q Clams return from California. Hazel Leffler visits Indianapolis relatives. Several families, including the Metteys, Griffths, and Knapps, spend time with kin in Upper Sandusky and nearby towns. A remark from the Baltimore American questions cockfighting as a sport.
A fragmented note recalls a desire for a Riviera dream while a spouse contemplates restless nights. The obscurity and mixed language obscure concrete details, leaving the intended meaning ambiguous and unresolved.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Japanese premier described as a thorough scholar who traveled to Paris and was called Prenetnoan. It hints at ties with French authorities in youth, and references a prominent disaster or event, but the text is severely corrupted and difficult to resolve into clear facts.
In a common pleas court decision Judge Babst ruled no injunction could bar Ackerman from opposing a street pole near the Ackerman hotel on North State Street. The rail company may condemn space via appropriation. hearings and demurrers followed as motions and appeals proceeded in tied civil actions.
Marion Lodge B P 0 E hosts stag social Thursday evening and awards the degree to two candidates. Deutcher Bund plans a picnic and 16 memorial services are set for Sunday in the Masonic temple. Laton Neri Street lodge and Cooper Creek G A T hold memorial committee events with speakers Quigley and Ryman. Dentcher Bund organizes family plans for next month as Encampment O F prepares Golden Rule degree tonight.
iRailroad Wates yesterday notified shippers that starting July 1 storage for lake coal shipments will be reserved for different companies. Seven days free time and waiting time will apply. post July 1 storage shifts to coal companies to regulate shipments and payments. Also Erie carpenter foreman Calmarry arrived to repair the elevator shaft at the Erie ice plant. The engine of passenger No. 14 derailed at Union Depot yesterday, delaying service and damaging tracks.
Badly burned by unexpected explosion on Monday afternoon Bert Harger 8 son of L Harger of Girand avenue suffered face and right hand burns. He walked home a half mile for aid from Dr J W Adair. No powder entered flesh and injury not disfiguring. Prending dance tonight in The Two Step at the new pavilion.
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