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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1909

Page

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Feud Leader Callaran Expected to Recover

Taciewon Kentucky June 16 The grand jury failed to indict in the attempted assassinations of Wd Callahan the feud leader The panel found no substantial evidence against Levi Forkavon and Elisha Sroith who remain under arrest in the shooting The investigation will move to the Lewh regular grand jury Callahan is on the way to recovery while Johnson and Geirth are held on bond

Johnson Smith Bond Taciewon Wd. Cailmhan Fendice Dla ‘Charest Lavi FoKavon Elisha Sroith

Calhoun trial closing arguments spark brutal rhetoric

San Francisco June 18 Francis J Honey wrapped up the prosecutions closing remarks in the Patrick Calhoun theft case. He attacked Calhouns integrity urging the jury to see a pattern of bribery and corruption tied to the United Railroads and influential officials. Honey blasted defense tactics and named figures such as William Abbot and Abraham Buot, asserting Witness Mord saw the alleged payment.

Foreigners in Battle Stir in Painonville Work Riot

In Painonville Ohio on June 18 striking Hungarians and nursery employees were replaced by Italians as cattle began work. A Polish and German crowd clashed with Italians and escorted them to nurseries. Hungarian women joined the strike in sympathy with their countrymen, raising fears of further trouble.

Painonville

By Accident Practically Confesses A Murder

Solumbun alias William Thomas confessed to a murder to Police in Columbus as Durham awaits word. The report notes the accidental admission occurred yesterday and is being investigated by authorities.

Solumbun Souon Paar William Thomas Pene Coluuibua Ipolico Wm Durham M. D

Man Denies Implication in Seaboard Air Line Killing

Witness says Ewan denied headgear claim and was implicated by Engineer Holt in a Seaboard Air Line killing between Winston and Durham in October. He testified Holt accused him after being caught riding the blind baggage. Ewan fired at the engineer but missed.

Ewan Shepard Engineer Holt Seaboard Air Winston

Gift of Tongues cam meeting opens in Alliance

In Alliance Ohio on June 18 the Gift of Tongues annual camp meeting opened after a long afternoon in the straw tent. Apostle Lupton charged the audience with being inspired devils and claimed only a manifestation of the spirit could exorcise them. Hundreds attended from around the world, with many nationalities present, while disciples debated the propriety of their practices amid the crowd.

Gift of Tongues Sect Alliance Lavi Lupton Tana Yen Luton Alt Ceir Jeneety

Tariff on News Print Paper Maintained

Washington on June 18 the amendment by Senator Brown to place newsprint paper on the free list failed 53 to 28. Senator Haveridge Bristown Brown and Burkett Republicans voted for. Bailey new Republican from Illinois voted against, after being sworn in and casting his first vote with the administration.

Washington Senier Brown Lst Benatew Haveridge Bristown Brown Burkett and Bailey Amine Repub-ican Ilinois

Battle Imminent in Albania as Turkish Forces Advance

Constantinople reports General Cheftex Pasha has hurried troops to northern Albania after a Chiata battle message predicting imminent Turkish victory. The move sparks fears of renewed rebellion in Albania as tribesmen clash with Punks, forcing retreats amid cannon and machine gun fire.

Constantinople Cheftex Pasha Trroops Albania Chiata

Engineer Faints As Train Kills Man Near Hazelton

Cincinnati June 18 Charles Luckey aged sixty a bricklayer lay on the L N railroad tracks near Hazelton yesterday and was ground to pieces before many witnesses. The engineer of the train fainted.

Cinkinnati Charles Luckey Hazelton

Chloroform Fatal to Mrs Nora Cleminson in Chicago

An official report to Coroner Hoffman says external chloroform caused the death of Mrs. Nora Jane Cleminson on May 31. Doctors Haines and Le Count analyzed the body and found no internal ingestion. Her husband Dr. Haldane Cleminson was arrested amid claims she poisoned herself by accident. The coroner noted the difficulty of death from external application and said the inquest will resume.

Hoffman

Striking Girls Win Striking Action in Ohio Town

In Bellefontaine Ohio workers demand a raise at a pottery plant after a prolonged meeting with town founders and company owners. The dispute centers on a ten percent increase for operators of newly installed machines, atop the standard daily wage of one dollar and twenty five cents. Meanwhile in Sebring a hen guards three newborn tile kittens, which vanished days earlier and were found sheltered beneath her wings.

Onn Sebring Brothers Bellefontaine Noah Putertwagh

Detailed report sought on Woodburn attack by torpedo boat

London scenes reveal pressure for a formal captain Robertson report from the British steamship Woodburn after it was fired on by a torpedo boat in the Bay of Pitkipps. The government weighs its next step based on the captain's account, noting the imperial yacht was miles away and questioning the perceived threat.

London Foreign Robertson Woodburn Bay of Pitkipps Czar Kaiser

Haywood Arrested For Smoking Cigarettes In Seattle

Seattle reports Socialist lecturer W. D. Haywood was arrested twice for violating the new anti tobacco law taking effect June 2. In Pendleton he was nabbed as he lit a cigarette, released on a $1 bond. Later in North Yakima another arrest followed while he smoked a cigarette near a woman. released on $16 bond.

Seattle W. D. Haywood Haywood W Wa Sherif North Yakima

Plot to burn Vera Cruz foiled in Mexico city

In Vera Crug Mexico on June 14 authorities uncovered a plot to burn the city free prisoners and loot stores. Officials say many rioters were deterred or killed and the plan was thwarted before actions could be taken.

Vera Crug Mexico

Cox and Y Demand Tariff on Arsenic

Washington reports General Cox a former ally of the Commonweal Army and advocate of silver and free trade urged the Senate Finance Committee to impose a tariff on arsenic. He owns an arsenic mine near Roanoke Virginia and warned that without a tariff he may be forced to eat his own product or rely on his mines in silver and gold to survive.

Cox&y Washington Coxton Commonweal Army Senate Finance Committee Hoanoke Virginia

Fight With Train Robbers in Oklahoma Tragedy

A pitched battle near Crags Oklahoma between three train robbers and constables left Constable Johnson Kirk dead and robber Paul Williams wounded and dying. Bloodhounds pursue the two escapees as robbers halted a freight on Iron Mountain tracks to rob the crew.

Muskogee Oklahoma Crags Johnson Kirk Paul Willams Iron Mountain

Still Looking For Jokers In Tax Amendment Debate

Washington June 18 Progressive Republicans are still hunting for jokers in the proposed corporation tax amendment to the tariff bill. They highlight complacency toward the plan and note ways a corporation can evade the tax by partnership schemes or inflated salaries to stockholders. Some contend the tax will quickly push up prices on goods produced by corporations.

Washington Cummins

Wright brothers honored with medals at Payton Ohio event

Medals awarded to the Wright brothers in Payton Ohio after a ten thousand strong celebration with a riverfront fireworks display. General James Allen praised their aviation breakthroughs and service to the government. Governor Harmon and Mayor Burkhard also delivered tributes amid a large crowd at the fairgrounds.

Payton Harmon Burkhard Wright Fairgrounds Wrights Wt. Meyer

Slayer of an Actress May Gain His Freedom

Harroury Pa June 18 James B Gentry an actor who narrowly escaped execution for the murder of Madge Yorke the actress may soon be a free man The state board of pardons has recommenced that the life prisoner be pardoned The murder of Madge Yorke for which James J Gentry was sentenced to be hanged and sent to prison for life was committed on Feb 17 1804 in Philadelphia Yorke was with the Baggage Check Company in that city Gentry who was filing an engagement in Boston had been seriously with the grip and was drinking heavily He had an engagement to meet Miss Yorke in New York but mised her at the railroad station He met friends in New York and they told him Miss Yorke was receiving the attentions of another actor From that time trace of Gentry was lost until he rushed into the Walnut Street hotel room and shot Yorke In fleeing he fell from a fire escape fracturing two ribs He hid in Fairmount park two days and nights sleeping roamed the woodland He gave himself up to a park guard and was sent to hospital and later to prison Gentry was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to be hanged on April 23 1807 The board of pardons recommended commuting the sentence to life imprisonment Gov Handings carried out the recommendation Since then efforts have been made to pardon Gentry who maintains he has no recollection of Miss Yorke's murder and that his mind was blank until he found himself in a Philadelphia hospital

Harroury James B. Gentry Madge Yorke State Board of Pardons James J. Gentry Philadelphia Madge Yorke Was Playing With the “Baggage Check Gentry Boston Miss Yorke New York Apri Board of Pardons Gov. Hantings Gentey

New York Man Plans Rehabilitation After Fall From Fortune

New York on June 14 describes twrles W. Marge and his son Harry arriving downtown to begin rehabilitating his fortune after his November 6 arrest and confinement in the Tombs for violations of the federal banking law. Morse says he will repay every dollar owed and dedicate himself to restoring his standing and duties to fellow citizens.

New York W. Marge Harry Mr. Morse Hig. Twome 6Th Avenue

Morse Promises Probe At Tombs Prisoner Case

After interviews Morse and his son visited downtown and then the criminal courts building where Morse asked Judge Foster to join him on the bench. He pressed for an unusually thorough investigation into the Tombs prisoner’s case, citing the prisoner’s truthfulness and worthy qualities. Morse then summoned Assistant District Attorney Kressel.

Morse Th Avenue Criminal Courts Foster Semion Von Kressel

Miami University Declines Degree For BIM Haentiton

Haentiton O June 18 The graduation event ends with an unexpected action a letter from Genny Trull of Philadelphia secretary of the National Sunday school association declines a degree of doctor of divinity that had been awarded by the university The move surprises Haentiton and marks the formal reversal of the conferment during commencement festivities

Haentiton Miami University Genny It Trull Philadelphia Pebool Associa Tian Asta

Clouds Spell Relipes Eclipse Plans Clouded

Washington June 18 preparations were made at the United States Naval Observatory to observe the sun eclipse but cloudy weather spoiled the plans of the astronomers.

Washington Ed States Naval Observatory

Also Mentioned on This Page

Callaran Callahan Calkoun Henry San Francisco Graf Francis J. Honey Patrick Calhoun Bebery Heney United Railroads Thay Hell Honey Patrick Calhoun Willle Karl Rogers Lawner William M. Aibbott United Railronds Mr. Hovey William Mr. Abbot L. Mord Ial Ngineer Chloroform Clemison Sebring Arey Maude Adams Joan OF Arc Harvard Harvard University Mies Adams Great Britain SAVE City OF Vera Cruz Wright Brothers Dayton Pennsylvania Board of Pardon Madgs Yorke C. W. Morse BIM
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