MARION DAILY MIRROR 1909 SUBSCRIPTION RATES LIST
The page notes subscription rates for the Marion Daily Mirror with historical notes and notable events. It lists June 22, 1909, references to Chatto n Murphy the chess master born in New Orleans died 1884, Greely polar expedition survivors, 1896 landing on Cuban coast, Ellen M Amen 1908 death, and astronomical positions including Venus and Neptune, Moon, and planetary conjunctions.
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Chatton Murphy
America
Engand
France
Germany
New Orleans
W. Sedley
Cape Sabine
A. W. Greely
Eleanor Kirk
Weekapang
Juvenile Prodigy from Medford Makes World Debut
A Medford Massachusetts senior at Tufts, Norbert Wiener aged 14, earns a bachelor of arts degree after three years of study. The piece compares Wiener to earlier prodigies like Barretier and the Admirable Crichton, notes his multilingual feats and rapid learning, and reflects on how early brilliance relates to later life, with quotes on education by Lord Lytton.
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Medford
Massachusetts
Hoya
Norbert Wiener
Tufts College
Tufts
Wiener
Philip Berretier
Samuel Johnson
Barretier
John Mill
Balint Jovn
Halle
Johnson
John Smith
Spokane
Palmer Williame
Crichton
Ward
Lora Lytton
J College
Akron woman near death after note to mother
June 22 Akron Ohio authorities report a woman, Mrs Emma Sweitzer, found with a chloroform cloth near her face and a suicide note begging her mother to care for the baby. A doctor revived her and she was taken to the hospital where she explained the letter and family troubles. The piece notes two years of domestic troubles and mentions a man named Weiner.
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Akron
Howe
Emma Swelteer
Sweitzer
Sii
Tespitl
Barnel
Noteen Weiner
Public opinion will win in Taft era moral crisis debated
The piece argues whether William Howard Taft will meet public expectations and reform tariff inequities or be steered by monopolies. It highlights the question of who rules the nation Congress or powerful interests, noting the twelve progressive Republicans and the potential impact on democracy and leadership.
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William Howard Patt
Washington
Gynstlouds
Aldrich
William Howard Taft
Congress
Taft
Great Northwest
Republican Party
Ohio
California
Tennessee
New York
Massachusets
Golller
Mys
Actress Eleanor Rotwon to Wed Wealthy Belmont
New York reports interest in an engagement between Eleanor Rotwon the actress and August Belmont founder of the Belmonts, with marriage likely in Europe this summer. Belmont neither confirms nor denies the rumor, while friends cite Rotwon's public attentions to Cate Curie and note Belmonts car seen at the Lyceum stage door during her engagement period.
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New York
August Beknont
Foancder
Eleanor Rotwon
Tress
Hag
Faurope
Belmont
Belmonts
Mies Roteon
Cate Curie
General Merwing Hospital
Janary
FITZ AIMS TO FIGHT JOHNSON AFTER EUROPE RETURN
New York reports heavyweight champion Fitzsimmons, returning from Europe aboard the Eternal City, says he plans to challenge Johnson. He insists he holds the middleweight and lightweight titles and will prove he is the best.
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New York
Hubert Fuselomon
Oeeapolis
Europe
Amin
Bishop denounces eastern colleges at Xavier commencement
Bishop Maxwell of Trenton denounces eastern colleges during the Xavier College graduation at St. Francis Xavier. He urges Catholic schools to teach obedience and faith, condemning Harvard Yale Princeton as eroding morality. He warns that sending sons to these colleges could ruin families and buildings.
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New York
MaPwul
Trention
Claes
St. Frotwcis Xavier College
Harvard
Ywle
Princeton
Tech
Premier blocks plans of reactionaries at Poltava celebration
St. Petursburg June 22 Premier Stolypin blocked reactionary plans to hold a general congress of the League of Russian People at Poltava during the bi centennial celebration of the famous battle. The league aimed to join a deputation to the Emperor but the premier reserved only 175 places, leading delegates to cancel the congress.
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Shhamtn
Germany Presses American Role in Hankow-Chen Railroad Plan
Peking reports German interests push to control the Hankow Cheng-Chu railroad project with $27.6 million, amid protests from Germany and support from France and Britain. American participation discussed as the key to speeding a settlement, while French bankers warn of German opposition. The Hartlepool, damaged in Dover collision, docked for repairs after a Baltic collision incident.
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Peking
Germany
China
France
Great Britain
Henry P
Cheng Baffalres
Legation
Foreign Board
Tde
Grand Council
Cheng-Chi-Tung
Counsar Na-Tung
Washington
Berlin
Zeeland Bow Collision Damages Damage Sailor Vessel Safe
The Red Star Line steamship Zeeland sustained bow damage after colliding with another ship east of Dover in dense fog. It will take two to three weeks to repair. All passengers and crew remained safe and the Zeeland proceeded to Southampton and Dover.
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Southampton
Red Star Line
Zeeland
Dover
Drene
Hner
Atoon Paimengere
Moe
Cupid Blame Pointed At Suicide In Lakewood Incident
Cleveland reports a man named Winter aged 30 of Lakewood shot at a neighbor’s home on Monday afternoon before dying at Lakewood Hospital. Winter, a single man and constable, was connected to Justice Murphy’s office and sought Lakewood marshal nomination. The motive remains unclear though a possible dispute with Mrs Dowell is noted.
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Cleveland
Otto
Wineter
Lakewood
F. M. Prewell
Lakewood Hospital
Winter
Justice Murphy
Local steel executive dies by suicide in Van Wert
Frank M Campbell, a Jones & Laughlin Steel executive from Pittsburgh, shoots himself in his hotel room after a nervous breakdown following a revolver purchase. His death echoes a similar 1921 incident involving fellow magnate O. Jones. Campbell’s body to be buried in Galion.
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Shoote
van Wert
Jocal
Frank M Campbell
Philadelphia
Jones & Vaughain Steeel Company
Pittsburg
Marsh Hotel
Campbell
Ete Hotel
Galion
van Wort, Ohto
Frank M. Campbell
Jones
Jones & Laughlin Company
Schenley
Gendarmes Guard Racers Against Strikers in Paris
Gendarmes escorted horses from training quarters to prevent disorder as militant Stableboys Union members tried to disrupt the Grand Steeplechase of Paris. A deputation visited Labor Minister Viel, who agreed to mediate with trainers. Union seeks recognition, higher pay, better quarters and food, and benefits under the employer liability act.
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Paris
Bt. Cloud
Stableboys’ Union
Tenlay
Viel
Viana
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