21 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
1
Mutiny sweeps southern France as the seventeenth and others join the revolt. Descriptions cite rival regiments mutinying toward Narbonne and Perpignan, with rioting crowds, lynching of a secret agent, police attacked, and brutal street battles. Reports note the government’s fragile hold and calls for renewed loyalty.
Frisco telegraph union leaders threaten a strike if demands are not met by the Western Union Telegraph Company. Commissioner Konenkamp reports no Frisco telegraphers strike will occur, stating President Smalls involvement predates confirmation of yesterday's mandate.
A disjointed report from Bidwinghamn Alabama notes tensions between miners and operators as a strike vote looms for 3000 workers. Details mention wage disputes, monthly unemployment effects, and potential work stoppages amid shaky references to local officials and dates. The piece also touches on unrelated incidents in Ohio and Ohio university events.
Fragmentary report notes the public lands convention adjourned in Denver on the 21st after a session described as turbulent. References to individuals named Berne and Ross appear garbled amid the text. Further readable details are limited.
An unclear local notice reports a bicycle accident resulting in a fatality. Details are fragmented with possible names and affiliations but the exact identities and circumstances remain unreadable. Further clarification is needed to identify the involved person and the event specifics.
A divorce was granted in a Cleveland case involving the parties named in the record. The alimony arrangement and related financial terms were issued by the court, with the proceedings noting the parties’ separation and final decree.
A body was found buried in a backyard. the stepfather, Travis A. Lewis, was taken into custody amid a homicide investigation. Police did not release additional details, but the discovery has prompted a major inquiry and local officials await further statements.
A brief report notes Br. Levin Tine Q-Secretary of War Natt and others traveling to Washington via the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line. The speaker claimed fatigue and pledged to avoid repeating risky actions while stressing attentiveness in national security matters.
A steamer on fire today at an upriver point led to a murder investigation. Survivors described chaos as a blast and burns affected several deck hands including Alan Logan and Herbert McTowry. Marie Bennett and Layne were among those identified by witnesses. The fire sparked suspicions of foul play as investigators examine clothing and motives while relatives of Chee Gils seek answers.
A yacht incident in New York reports the beating death of an engineer aboard the Dora owned by August Kraft of Hoboken. Deck hand Charles Dick, alleged to be in Btoke's company, is wanted for mutiny after the crime occurred Wednesday night in the yacht cabin. In a separate note, ten firemen from the steamer Amerika arrested for mutiny will be sent back to Germany.
Orwig a 65 year old teamster died after collapsing Thursday from heat in Girard Ohio. In Warsaw revolutionary authorities seize thousands of proclamations and enforce strict censorship while Cossacks patrol the streets. Local papers suppress discussion of parliamentary dissolution and bureaucratic acts amid a tense reactionary crackdown.
Cleveland June 21 five minutes after Rudolph C Koblitz and Adolph Kohn junk dealers were refused an injunction against Sheriff McGorray they sought to prevent removal of railroad brass and junk from their establishment. They were indicted by the grand jury for receiving stolen property. Railroads Lake Shore and I & O had brought replevin suits. detectives reported large quantities of brass journals valves and other junk belonging to their roads found in the establishment.
Proceedings in the Haywood case continue with motions and anticipated hearings. Courts hear challenges to the state's evidence as both sides prepare to present elaborate arguments and testimonies in what observers expect to fill the afternoon.
The Knox presidential boomlet gains support at a Mt Union College alumni banquet as Senator Knox, a Mt Union graduate, is praised by Judge Hale and others. Edgar Shimp urges Knox for president while Knox is inducted into Sigma Alpha Epsilon. About 200 guests attend.
A late night rescue from the Gift of Tongues Camp Alliance involves Aritn Smith, 24, of Van Wei wan, after a distressing incident at Rev Lov Lupton. The city notes several men visited the area as the investigation proceeds with uncertainty over the events and witnesses. In Ravenna a murder case prompts a grand jury review, with Bert rol among those charged and held on $10,000 bond. Kent’s blind treasurer George Bk Molden, recovering in Wellsboro, Pa, reflects on past leadership roles and local offices.
John T. Black, 4h years old, was found dead at Noor of the Welle pottery in Akron on Thursday while working alone. Police report a limp on the back of his head and consider the possibility of a strike by a tramp. Investigations are underway.
A scrambled wire service report from Princeton Nod allegedly claimed former President Cleveland underwent a major operation. The piece notes suppression of details, mentions cardiac indigestion, and cites competing outlets disputing the claim. The timeline references a awaited public monument ceremony in Wilmington Delaware.
The report describes a mass firing of forty eight mutineers at Kiln Fort near St Petersburg. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings but indicate executions following a mutiny. One mutineer reportedly had two ribs broken and another suffered a severe head injury.
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