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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1907

Page

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Telegraphers Strike May Become General Across Nation

Telegraphers in San Francisco and New York threaten a general national strike by week’s end. Pending peace talks collapsed after San Francisco action, with reinstatement offered to some workers. Leaders push for broad walkout, warning Chicago and Birmingham stations will be targeted next if no settlement.

New York United States Neil Comercial Telegraphers Union Amelia Ines Fite Rivens Western Union Mulford San Franesco San Francisco Weyland San Francine Birmingham Joseph F. Aliearn Big Pat Kenemkamp Atria

Three Innocents Assassinated Plot in Transit

New York reports claim a czar linked plot led to the murder of Yankel Taheruiuk and three innocent passengers aboard a steamship between Antwerp and Sweden. The Truth prints alleged Stolypin and Islavsky documents, accusing Russian agents of funding and honoring the killings.

New York Isaasntn Ie M. Stolypla Yankel Taheruiuk Antwerp Sweden Vietlne Teherulelk T. Curther

Leader of the strike unseated in revolt turmoil

The Narbonne based movement sees its female organizer Jane Marcelin Albert deposed as a key factor in the uprising. Authorities hint at neutralizing the revolt while the movement vows continued resistance through passive means despite government plans to quell the unrest.

Narbonne Vrance Jane Marcelin Albert Albert Haw Angelliers Patle Nce Aumuder Clemencein

WILL APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT ON TELEGRAPH STRIKE

Telegraphed report states Son Maneheed and 250 telegraph workers strike in Ban Peaneisoo and Oakland. President Small of the telegraphers union vows government action and will appeal to President Hoover to intervene on a matter of national importance. A telegram to General Superintendent Storer from Mayenne H Mackay expresses regret but supports firm action and outlines steps to deal with the situation.

Maneheed Dane Small Wnion Ban Peaneisoo Oakland Storer Postal Telegraph Co Ban Meandleto Mayenne H. Mackay The

Roosevelt urged to probe telegraph ruling in labor conspiracy

Washington reports Gentra Revevely calls for an investigation to determine if telegraph companies conspired to restrain trade in violation of Sherman antitrust law. At the American Federation of Labor urging action, the move seeks support from major labor groups nationwide. In San Francisco the telegraphers strike continues with no workers returning and the company allowing an indefinite delay.

Roosevelt Washington Gentra American Pedation of Labor Ptiniar Action Abor United States San Francisco

Bracken Surrenders in Dodge-Marie Alvorce Case

New York reports Edward M. Bracken a private detective pleaded to conspire with Abraham Hunn in the Dodge Marie divorce scandal. Bracken agreed to surrender via connections, posted 240 dollars bail, and awaits legal disposition while Hune remains jailed for conspiracy.

New York Edward M. Bracken Abraham Hunn Dodge-Marie Alvorce Bracken Hime Conne

Mrs Saor Gives A Handsome Sum To Pour

New York June 25. Russell Sage donated $200,000 to aid crippled, sick, and aged at the city hospital and City lane on bio. Well inswad, two of New York’s tary wer Inatitutione for the care of the Agel pour.

New York Russell Sage

Aditors and Managers Go On the Cases

Fragmentary OCR notes mention printers and managers, with unclear names and a reference to a four hour day. The readable parts suggest a report on labor or printing shop roles and duties, but key details are obscured.

Aditors

Night Shirt Becomes Quite Famous in Local Drama

Report from Parsons notes a peculiar garment known as Bryan's night shirt drawing attention amid a public event. The piece, linked to a notable figure, was recovered after a train incident at Wiliewouih station.

Bryan Parsons Brean ALS Comludoy Ley

Elevator falls injure six workers at plant incident

Six men were injured when an elevator collapsed at the Sidney Steel plant on Monday afternoon. The accident occurred while the car was being pulled in place and dropped three stories, trapping workers Joseph and Georgy Burge among those hurt. Authorities are investigating the mishap and conditions of the injured workers.

Per Beoke Prewata Sidney Steel Ue Hist Joseph Georgy Burge

Gould divorce case tied to police chief’s aide firing

New York report says Lieut. Willan J. Peavody was dismissed from the central office by Commissioner Braylan amid charges of perjury, absence from the detective bureau, and disobedience. The probe linked him to aiding an investigation into Howard Gould’s divorce suit and implicated Inspector McLaughlin.

New York Bia Howard Gould Katherine Clemmons Gould Willan J. Peavody Centre Office Force Braylan Peabody Belie Detective Bureau Arter McLaughlin Haltimore

City and county authorities to fund rabies serum

Akron authorities said the county commissioners will provide the serum needed for a bite victim. Officials noted a contractor in New York City could supply the vaccine, with an estimated minimum cost of at least $1,000.

Akron New York City

Explosion Damages Michigan Building Wrecks Crane Work

A dynamite explosion early today damaged a building in Tietrott Mich and wrecked a crane while a Detroit Gas Company skywerper was being erected. Two police officers were injured as investigators pursue steel work as a possible cause.

Tietrott Detroit Gas Company

Apostolic leader urges gifts for missionary home expansion

Reverend David Lupton addresses followers about funding a missionary home expansion. He cites divine guidance to spread teachings and educate children, while some brethren dispute the need and timing. Meetings continue though a contingent leaves the grounds for home.

David Lupton Dovtrice Teigues Tim

Paducah Man Attacked On Track By Flyer

Paducah Kentucky January 25 Jane Reed a 45 year old man was attacked by an IC flyer 28 miles below Paducah while asleep on the track. He was knocked off the right of way and seen to tire when the tram stopped. A bottle of whiskey was taken from his lap.

Paducah Janes Reed I C

Thaw to Seek Bail as Trial Delays Again

New York June. Harry K. Thaw plans to file for bail after the anniversary of the Stanford White murder. Lawyers accompany him to the prison, seeking release until the next trial date. Thaw appears unsettled and requests medical assessment as officials consider postponement by about a month.

New York Harry Ky Thaw Stanford White Tom Nivale Thaw Keelyn Nesta Thaw O'Reilly Poa Evelyn Wag Lapartone Garvin Tia

Roosevelt and Taft Talk Politics at Sagamore Hill

President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft held a private political talk at Sagamore Hill this afternoon. The session reportedly focused on the ongoing reform agenda and future collaboration. Roosevelt may attend Yale graduation exercises, with possible remarks.

MISS LOVING ON VERGE OF COLLAPSE

Vonsten Virginia reports Miss Loving near breakdown as witness for her father former Judge Leving on trial for Theodore Bates murder. Defense bars a tale of a conversation with his brother in law Harry Snead. judge’s lawyers clash over its admissibility. Court session opens with Loving testimony and debate over witness credibility.

Miss Loving Vonsten Jide Leving Theodore Bates Leving Vareed Uiak Judee Loving Harry Snead Ketes

Seven Victims Reported In Lafayella Collapse Rescue Efforts Ongoing

Seven children perished when a Lafayella Street building under repair collapsed trapping shoppers inside. Police and the building department were at odds over safety claims as investigators proceed. Foreman Joseph Bloementhal was arrested on homicide charges with bail set at $25,000.

New York Lafayella Ghee Joseph Bloementhal

Mark Twain Hosts Notables at Pilgrim Club Event

Notable figures attend a Pilgrim Club gathering with Mark Twain as the featured guest, sharing remarks and social moments at a laneheon venue. The brief report notes Twain's interactions with attendees and the club’s prominent members.

Landon Mark Twain Pilgrim Club

Dustables Leader Dominates Global Scene at Tienda

The report highlights Deecmbinge as the most representative figure for dustables worldwide amid political shifts in Tienda. Ladin Liu Seo describes a year of influence and prominence in regional affairs.

Ladin Liu Seo

Urge Mayor to Close Up Saloons

Citizens urged Mayor Turnbull to enforce restrictions and close saloons amid calls to curb selling. Four ministers supported action while requests also sought names of church owners with saloon properties and assurances that such places be regulated.

Citizont Canton Min Iin

Rockefeller at Forest Hill Arrivals Attend Summer at Forest Hill

John D. Rockefeller Jr and his mother arrived at Forest Hill today to spend the summer there. John D Sr remained in New York and will join them in ten days. Mrs Rockefeller is reported to be in frail health needing constant care and a physician’s attention.

Cleveland John D. Rockefeller, Jr Forest Hil John D. Sr New York

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