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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1909

Page

2

Ten Killed in Trolley Crash at Porter County

A Chicago Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway collision near Porter County Indiana leaves ten dead and forty injured after the eastbound trolley fails to stop at a designated point. Motorman Reed and other crew members face the aftermath as survivors aid the injured and establish a temporary hospital and morgue.

Périer County Indiana Bend Ind Chicago, Lake Bowth Porter County Ted Lee HH. Wallace Andere Reed Gary Wilson Baileytown George A. Read Michigan City F. T. Moore William H. Leon Dowagine Motor Works Bowagine Mich F. A. Lake Towagine Motor Works Diwarins Les Charles Swannon Ohio George A. Robertson Mins Mayme Robertson Sidney Minning Debrin Paul Kerrigan Kerrigan

Monument bids open for Confederate dead monument

Washington June 21 war department opened bids to build a monument for Confederate dead buried at Finns Point National Cemetery Salem New Jersey. The project aims to honor all interred soldiers but imperfect records hinder itemizing each individual as planned by Congress.

Washington War Department Finns Point National Cemetery Salem N. J

Pinnikk Held Blameless In Self Defense Verdict

A coroner's jury found Pinnick blameless after he killed two men in self defense. The incident occurred in Indiana after the man fired a revolver during an altercation involving women. The jury returned a verdict of self defense, closing the case with no charges pending.

Herbert O. Munick Ind Camelern Charles L. Lalinger Mctullough Pinnick

Girl Borne to Death and Other Local News Fragments

A fragmented Ottawa area report notes a fatal incident in Delaware on June 21 where Nellie Matthinn died after a neighbor's store mishap caused her clothing to catch fire. Other items include a fatal bar of matcher incident in Fremont, a referendum challenge to a Rose county election on July 1, and a large turnout at Turners' Camp in Cincinnati for the North American Gymnastic union festival. A separate collision near Napoleon involves a B and O train striking a car, injuring Mrs. Stephenson.

Delaware Nellie Matthinn Napoleon Baltimore & Ohio Hamlet Mra Stephenson Mea Lewis Leipate

Brakemen Murdered on Train in Iowa

On June 21 in Des Moines Iowa a black man killed brakemen Lee Warner and Alva C Bechtel of Boone during a train altercation. Conductor McCartney found the two men on an oil car. Bechtel died after suffering a shell of injuries and described the assailant as wearing blue sweat clothes. Suspect arrested at Denharton. Canary Islands Struck by sharp quake and rumblings on June 21 damaging barracks and houses. no casualties reported.

Dea Moines Lee Warner Alva C. Bechtel Boone Vail McCartney Beehtel Hing Denntaon Canary Islands Teneriffe Canary Selands Faod

Quiet Wedding Marks Simple Philadelphia Ceremony

Philadelphia June 21 a restrained wedding followed the death of banker James W. Paul Jr as Milam Mary Axtor Paul became the bride of Charles A. Munn of Washington The groom is linked to Philadelphia society and a Roosevelts connection The celebration featured notable but unusual details including a butterfly release and a substantial expense for Miss Paul’s presentation The couple will live near Philadelphia after Harvard bound groom completes his studies

Philadelphia James W. Paul, Jr Milam Mary Axtor Paul Charles A. Munn Washington Imts Brazil Miss Paul Mian Carrie Mann Theodore Roonevelt, Jr Martin Mann Harvard Houke

Wellman party on the way to Norway voyage

Paria June 21. Walter Wellman plans another northward flight by air or sea to start from the steamer Arcilo for Bottaborgea with a party bound for Tromso Norway to begin the expedition.

Wellman Paria Walteer Wellman Tromeor Norway Arcilo Bottaborgea

Calhoun Jury Is Discharged In Bribe Trial

San Francisco June 21 A hung jury ended the Patrick Calhoun bribery trial with ten jurors for acquittal and two for conviction. Calhoun, descendant of Patrick Henry, faced a $4000 bribe allegation to win a corporate privilege for United Railroads. Judge Lawlor discharged the panel. a new trial date may be set. Calhoun denounced the result as a disgrace and pledged to pursue formal charges against Ant. Heney and others who financed the prosecution.

Patrick Henry United Railroads San Francisco Patrick Calhoun United Railroad Alice Lawlor Defendas Cod Nin Seasion of Court Heney Calhoun van Nostiie Francia J. Heney

Ships Meet In Fog Red Star Liner Damaged In Collision

The Red Star steamship Zeeland from Antwerp to New York arrived in Southampton badly damaged after a collision east of Dover with an unknown vessel. Lifeboats were lowered. no trace of the other ship was found. It is unclear if the other vessel was a warship or civilian.

Red Star Southampton Zeeland Antwerp New York Dover

Arrests in Pittsburg Tie to Black Hand Group

Inspectors arrested Pettinio Gatho 3% in Pittaburg custody by government port office inspectors. He is alleged allied with Balvatore Lima leader of the Black Hand. Galbo’s effects reportedly support the claim of collective involvement. In Newark a June 21 bombing attempt at St. Reveo Church failed when a device exploded, damaging the front of the Catholic institution.

Balvatore Lima Pittaburg Pittabarg Pettinio Gatho Gatho Ratvatore Lima Marton Black Hand Papara Galbo Hie Church Newark Church of St. Reveo Cathotic Institution Thie City

Steubenville Gun Incident Ends in Death and Suicide

In Steubenville Ohio a man named Osman quarreled over a cat, retrieved a shotgun, and shot a boarder named Demick in the chest, killing him. Mrs Osman was shot in the back as she fled, and Osman then shot himself but survived.

Steubenville Aleu Meier Osman Mike Lemick Chon Osman Joseph Henitakl Bourke Benitaki Demick Oxman Mra

Senate Tariff Bill Moves Slowly as Vote Remains Undefined

Washington reports indicate only gradual progress in the Senate on the tariff bill with a final vote date still undetermined. Much work remains on duties for key articles and revenue measures while discussions on corporate taxes and hides duties are expected to dominate days of debate before any decision.

Washington Senate Tew Taft

President Taft Pushes Conference on Corporate Tax Plan

Washington June 21 President Taft hosted all Republicans on the Senate finance committee and Senator Roool for a dinner conference on a proposed tax on net earnings of corporations. The plan likely taxes earnings above 5000 dollars, exempting small firms and avoiding double taxation on bond interest held by banks. Aldrich estimates a 42 percent rate could yield about 49 million dollars annually, though the 6000 dollar exemption details remain uncertain.

Senate Finance Committee Washington Taft Rool Consonsus Aldrich

Unclear multiple incidents mar city and region

Collisions and illnesses ripple through Cleveland and Columbus as Dr. Charles F. Thwin sustains a broken rib in a road accident. A Columbus census reports 1000 school age children. A Cleveland trust teller John Barth dies by suicide amid health woes. Cuba declines Spain's debt invitation. A Wilmington California blaze claims Michael Mancuso’s family home. Heat deaths occur in Kansas City and two men, Jacob B Crayne and Abrabath Johnson, suffer collapses in a park.

Charles F. Thwin Western Reserve University Cleveland Ihs Ehool Columbus John Barth Cleveland (D Trust Company Cuba Spain Teland Republic Alfy Michail Mancuso Wite Wilmington Cal

Father Identifies Woman's Body At Morgue

New York June 21 Leon Ling and family aided by relatives identify the murdered girl Else Sigel at the morgue. Paul Sigel confirms the body as his daughter after examination of teeth and hands. Funeral arrangements are made with dignity, avoiding a public house funeral.

New York Leon Ling Stinson Tony Mever Potters’ Field Paul Sigel Biele Sigel Franz Sigel Alfence Poace Margur Reginald Mabel Sigel Elate Abent Marburger Biste Franx Sigel Sime Life Home

Shooters At The Traps Begin Grand American Practice

Chicago hosts the ninth Grand American target shooting competition with preliminaries opening. The Chicago Gun Club grounds cover about 12 acres with five trap ranges facing north and shelter for over 500 contestants if weather turns. The event promises the greatest tournament of its kind in the United States.

Chicago United

Traction Car Collision Kills One Fatally Injures Another

A collision at a crossing in Anderson British Columbia between an Interurban car of the Anderson Traction Company and a car resulted in one death and one fatal injury while two others were seriously hurt. A defect in the automobile’s mechanism is blamed for the vehicle stalling on the tracks as the interurban, traveling downhill at speed, struck it. The deceased were identified as Jainda H, Bolton station Watt, Halters BO. The injured: D. 1, Htobard 5 and Bierri A.

Anderson B. C Anderson Traction Company Brongalées Cromeing

Unavoidable Car Accident Leaves Four Injured

Mrs D D Riche Ardeon suffered bruises after a vehicle collision that demolished the automobile and sent four occupants flying from 20 to 60 feet. At the coroner's inquest the verdict found the accident unavoidable.

D. D. Richeardeon

Frenchmen Riot At Rage Course

Paris June 1 rioting disrupted the Grand steeplechase at Anteuil after a strike by 40 Stable Boys union members. Riders attacked, tracks broken, two officers injured, crowds set fires, and police and troops arrived to clear the course. The program resumed with reduced disorder.

Paris Anteuil Stable Boys’ Union

Attorney General Tells Warden to Ignore Judge Order

Ohio Attorney General William J. Miller says Selono County Common Pleas Court lacked authority to order the release of two penitentiary prisoners. Warden Thomas H. B. Jones will refuse to free them, citing the AG's advisory opinion. If the judge pursues enforcement, contempt proceedings may follow, with habeas corpus path to the supreme court.

Columbus Thomas HH. B. Jones Ohio Penitentiary William J. Miller BZ. Mas Common Pleas Court Seloto County Jones Blair Warden Jones Attorney General Laupreme Cory

Governor Harmon urged to fire more Republicans

A fragmented report from Columbus describes a delegation led by Judge Goeke of Wapokoweta and State Senator Mooney of St. Marys pressing Governor Harmon to remove Republicans and to ensure Democrats gain influence, arguing Republicans are currently overrepresented in state affairs.

Columbus Harmon Horthwestern Ohio Democrats Jurge Goeke Wapokoweta Mooney St. Marys

Brother 18 Selected to Succeed Brother 18

Columbus C Finesbrev Willis M Montgomery of Georgetown was today appointed trinloo of Miami University by Governor Harmongue, taking his brother Rev Medard A Montgomery from Xenia as his successor. Fatherly Advice from the country youth prompts plans to join the stage, but the father urges the life of farming and work on the family plow and barn.

Columbus C. Finesbrev Willis M. Montgomery Georgetown Trinloo Miami University Harmongue Medard A. Montgomery Xenia

Courtship In the North and the Pekimo Portrait

Fragmentary OCR reveals a scene of courtship with Makino Ut, a cup of oil, and a curtained view as Aurora is asked to identify a young man below. The dialogue hints at a coded or tense exchange under snow and distant settings, with few readable names or locations.

Aurora

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