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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
4
A collage of brief notes and transcriptions from late 19th century newspapers. Items mention The Scripps Telegraphic Nova Service Market Reports and weekly editions, political barbs about Yale, Foraker, and Harmon, plus jests on divorce, baseball, weather, crime, and public events. It surveys global topics from Portugal to Japan, and local quirks such as a Lindosky youth’s jaw injury at a ball game and a Lansing mayor’s penicillin sale ban.
Woodland Kansas June 6 John Bello the Italian who killed a woman and wounded two women aboard a Rock Island train told through an interpreter his dream tale of a white handkerchief choking him and of firing in his sleep. Ballo a county jail inmate muttered in Italian as he paced and leaned.
A mad dog attacked nearly a dozen people last night injuring several. Reported victims include Rutchman, Jomes Lavery, a contractor, Sally Wagner, and others. Ed Long, a blacksmith helper, later appeared at headquarters with torn clothing and minor injuries. A local salve, Pine Balve Carbolived, is advertised as treatment.
The annual memorial service of Marion Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges was held in Sumlay afternoon at Kore tlike Lodge No. 58 on North Main Street. About 200 attended a program of readings and addresses honoring deceased members with speakers Harry ON. Quigley and James TL mon delivering memorial addresses and naming many departed members.
Sunday School members marked Children’s Day with extensive exercises at Free Baptist Church and Calvary Evangelical Church. The Emanuel Lutheran parish hosted a missionary and Children’s Day program, featuring recitations, choir selections, and violin pieces, under Rev. George Barnard and Rev. E. F. W. Stetiborn respectively.
A lady customer suffered with a chronic skin condition, two or three years. One box of Chamberlain's Galve cured her and earned high satisfaction for Chamberlain's medicines, sold by M. H. Rodney & Co. in Almond, Alabama.
Gen Funston acknowledged using the phrase in his letter to the Fourth of July duty committee but said it referred only to the uncontrollable element, not to any group of men. He noted troops would be in camp by July and should not march near the parade. he warned he would not want the troops to parade if jeered by an unwhipped mob. He spoke from Monterey and urged understanding of the plain English in his message. Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup and other notices follow in the same column.
Bank statement for Marion Savings Bank Co of Ohio notes the bank’s new business opening June 18 2007 with monetary positions and liabilities. Signed by cashier B F Waples and sworn before Justice Hoke Donithen on June 2 1907.
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