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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
11
Fragmented report blends weather outlook for tonight and Sunday with wandering, satirical comments on politics, figures like Roosevelt, Foraker, and Taft, and cultural allusions. The piece mentions thunder showers, unclear forecasts, and a collage of historical and literary references, reflecting a noisy, uncertain era.
The catalog lists fiction at 50 cents, originally sold from 1.15 to 1.60, including titles like Carvel, Grawstark Howe of a Thousand Candles, The Hoosier School Master, The Clansmen, and The House of Pou t. Cards and related offerings from C. G. Wiant.
In Xenia Ohio speakers including a former Union soldier and leaders tied to Wilberforce University condemned the heir apparent theory while praising Foraker and Roosevelt era figures. Lyons rejected Washington representation by anyone aligned with Roosevelt and urged independent judgment against party dogma.
The article critiques Attorney General Bonaparte amid Roosevelt era tensions over how to prosecute corporate magnates. It notes disagreements on using fines versus imprisonment, and suggests a political clash between reform aims and Wall Street influence. It references Roosevelt, Taft, and cabinet choices that shaped the anti trust push.
A strong blast at the Walrbank quarry leveled several chimneys and damaged nearby properties. Police headquarters received complaints about the tremble and the ensuing destruction, with witnesses noting extensive effects on surrounding homes and structures.
A city blaze ripped through multiple structures causing widespread damage. Fire crews battled flames near Holloway skating rink and St. Pandy Methodist Episcopal area as the blaze continued into the day, threatening the Liv ery stable and surrounding alleys.
An incident on the river ends in a bloody cleaver scene after a crew night ashore. Waller Meal, steward, and the crew reportedly repaired a vessel when a violent event occurred. No sighting of Scott is reported as the body is dragged from the water.
Police believe nine year prison escapee Chris Sehang in Minwsla Lang Isha influenced a scheme terrorizing Nase and Suffolk counties. The loot valued between 0 and 60 900 dollars, including paintings silver and jewelry, was partially recovered at a Freeport hotel. Sehang implicated officers and said proceeds were moved to a Freeport hotel then shipped to New York.
A statue to Thomas F Bayard secretary of state under Cleveland was unveiled at Wilmington Delaware on June 28 with support from observers though Grover Cleveland could not attend his address was read in his stead.
Our store invites you to visit all next week for big value bargains on furniture including Griffinier chifoniers with brass pulls and heavy mirrors, oak construction, and 35 styles in woods. Special sale prices start at $10.50 cash or $1 weekly for items like tapestries and rugs, with easy charge accounts offered.
A 2 quart double cooker in top grade granite ware finished in blue. Extra heavy ware with long handles bare handle and lid. 300 units available Monday only for walk in customers, no phone orders.
A mahogany dressing table offered as a June Bride gift. Priced at 16 dollars with 1.50 cash per week or 50 cents weekly payments. Advertised as a featured window bargain on Center Street, valued at 22 dollars.
Charles W. McClain Co reports Charles Twain prepared to address copyright at a Dorchester House dinner hosted by Ambassador Niet. Twain discussed private thoughts, referenced a coming biography, and noted a New York review once offered $600 for the speech. Mrs Hart, 88, German born, longtime Milton County resident, died after years of poor health. two daughters, Mrs. Bred Mitt and Mrs. Bling Wolfinger, and son Fred Hart survive. funeral views set for tomorrow at one at the residence.
Philander Knox, a former United States Senator and former attorney general of Pennsylvania, was endorsed for his presidential nomination by the Republican convention in Pennsylvania. He is a descendant of General Henry Knox and was a prominent lawyer in Pittsburgh with a summer home at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
The first annual banquet of the United States Senate of Aurora, a local business group, praised by Speaker Cannon and Ohio Congressman Burton, who urged early tariff revision. Burton warned against harming protection yet favored gradual lowering to aid industry without collapsing it.
Catharine Halt widow of Frederick Halt died at her home about seven miles east of the city Wednesday night at eleven o clock. Mortality details scarce, local authorities reported the death as sudden and unexpected, with arrangements pending.
Miss Flora Slougs of Marion visits Miss Plovenes Baler. Mr and Mrs J Shaver of Waterloo Street announce the birth of a baby boy Friday. Mrs Amanda Pler former city president visits Mrs Th A Cunningham at Vernon Avenue. Gertrude Butter of Norwalk Minnie Kralter of Galion Ya Jande Wolfrom of Bellevue attend Miss Anni Schoenlaub of South Greenwood Street. Mr CK Bathe Delaware Oagerie column notes Marion trip after week at his wife’s home.
Columbus Ohio June 22 Arthur W Delbel former Canton bank cashier was discharged from the penitentiary this morning after completing a five year term. He returned to Canton.
June 22 in Monroe County a section boss, Bod Gerrard, fell from a bridge while attempting to separate two men fighting. He died at the scene, authorities said.
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