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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
7
Dope For Fans continues with notes on Dig mound action tomorrow and Parsons as the heavy today. Talks of Portsmoth games, Marion's potential rise to fourth, and Doyle's pursuit of O Day plus Dit affairs. Watkins and Walkins shine in training, while shifts in infielders and player availability surface as teams seek a stronger lineup by week’s end.
In a compact box score style, the National League games feature clubs and players with runs hits and fielding notes. Notable names include Abe M and Wade Atephank along with multiple teams and affiliations listed in a dense tabular format reflecting a historical box score section.
A June regional church event is planned by the Free State Church calendar, with a 7 event pattern on June 24 at the Marion Hotel under new fire escape installation. J B Dike suffers paralytic stroke at Rim Street home, with cautious hopes for recovery. T Court visits Cincinnati for business and to prepare for a new factory in Lienkamorrean producing gloves overalls. Harry W Vance and Mary Ada Littman wed in Justice Gompt’s office, to reside in Michigan. A Brotherhood of Lee Street Presbyterian meeting held with George B Christina speaking on The Human Brotherhood. John Southard seeks treatment at General Emergency Hospital for three-year paralysis. Federal building foundation work begins at South State and Church. A horse owned by Lt Winchio fell. horse broke a leg but no danger signal reported. Circus John Robinson exhibition plans after July 6 in Bucyrus and possible Pennsylvania route. reception concerns may affect town stop. Mrs Lefever, elderly resident, dies in town with services Sunday morning.
Personal Rev J A Button of LaRue visits local friends today. Miss Lola Banton of Millersburg visits at W T Smith home Blaine Ave. George Abler in Bucyrus on business. Miss Florence Sloat of Oak Street visits. Marshall Markee of LaRue on business in city. G E Mower and H Delong go to Mansfield on business. Miss Jennie Young retires after short visit at J P Ladwie home. Mr and Mrs Jemdie Rizo of Hut-to-Creek Michigan visit T A Brooks home Scranton Ave. Mrs Butler returns to Jalblore after care of next of kin. Mrs D O Weekw and children of West Center left for Battle Creek Michigan for outing and to see friends.
Fragmented text references attorney Louie B Myers facing bills and motions for new trials in a case involving George Thompson and Horman Kaledrepper. The prose is garbled with figures like 60 and words such as reduit and common plane, making specifics difficult.
Police answered an incident in Pleasant where Mayme Jorneon and neighbors reported a dog attack. The dog belonging to Mire was shot after it fled, creating a crowd disturbance and minor commotion as officers chased it through mud before a fatal shot ended the seizure.
Wedded at the home of the bride in Huntington Indiana William H Colter night yard master of the Erie and Miss Bertha Stusver were united in marriage today. The groom William H Duffy of Columbus spoke with local officials regarding mortality and birth reports.
Berlin reports the Reichstag wobble amid talk of dissolution by the Emperor. Conservatives and Clericals press for inheritance tax changes while plans for a yearly tax on bonds and stock transfers face opposition. Public mood shifts as government weighs funding needs and electoral risks.
Market totals include cattle receipts at 25, 150 head moved, steers around 6.00, calves 5.00 to 7.00, and hogs near 7.70. Grain futures list December corn near 58, oats around 49, wheat July 115, with cattle and sheep receipts nationwide and regional bids steady to weak.
Prices for butter eggs lard syrup sugar tea vinegar and more listed in this corrected daily market from Chas Turner Co with per unit rates for butter popcorn eggs lard flour and beans plus notes on authorities and aviation patos with flying mentioned as common to MHOUE YOON LIN.
New York reports detail a tangled investigation into the Sigel murder. Chinese suspect Leon Ling is linked to the case, with police tracing clues from Amsterdam to Schenectady and beyond. Bodies, graves, and a web of alleged witnesses surface as authorities seek motive and the killer’s identity.
A fragmented early 20th century notice advertises several farms for sale around Martel and surrounding towns. It promises bargains on 870 per acre plots and 160 acre tracts, offers terms including part payment or cash, and mentions the Clark Real Estate Company at 14 Tear Street Collerly.
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