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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1907

Page

8

Kleinmaiers Adjudged Insane and Admitted to State Hospital

Mrs C Waterhouse is declared insane by Probate Judge Foster and taken to the state hospital by Sheriff Drown. The patient, married with two small children, has suffered a long illness and believes someone is harming her. Her father, James Sharrock, is a prominent farmer in Scott township.

Merv, Clift Waterhouse Martel Foster State Hospital Sheri Watterhouse Ding James Sharrock Scott Townslip

Bargain Sale Prompts Big Rush at McChain’s

Readable lines report a bargain sale at McChain’s drawing a big crowd. An item described as high grader priced at $1.98 is highlighted, with mention of surging demand and a lively scene in the showroom.

McChain's

View Teachers Are Elected Will Be Ready for Use

The article notes teachers are elected and a system or plan will be ready for use by early fall. It emphasizes preparation timelines and the readiness of the educational framework for the upcoming term.

VIEW

School board hires teachers and plans building upgrades

The Findlay Ohio school board elected two new teachers Theodore Kelney and Charles Berry at pay rates. They approved certifying requirements, inspected new Oak Street building readiness, and authorized slate blackboards, sidewalks, yard grading, furnace improvements, and other repairs.

Theodore Kelney Findlay, Obio Wesleyan University Charles BR. Berry Quaker City Ohio Hig Wen Jaime Chaiman Frank Oak Street Qik Street Leffler Bland Dickerson David Street American Furnace and Foundry Company Wilson Mise Tarraman

Stone Accident Injures Quarry Worker Bert Wortman

Bert Wortman, a worker at Evan's stone quarry, was struck by a heavy falling stone on Monday afternoon. The boulder crushed his right leg between the knee and hip. He was transported to Dr. H. J. Lawer for surgical care.

Hert Worthan Evan's H. J. Lawer

Akron Adds Richelberger and Hindelbeimer to Team

In Lancaster on July 25 Akron’s Chirits Richelberger rejoined the Akron team after a previous loan to Franklin. Hindelbeimer also played excellent ball there, prompting Manager Green to sign him at once, marking Akron’s renewed acquisition in the period.

Akron Chirits Richelberger Sheen Richelberger Franklin Bast Hindelbeimer Lancaster Green

FAMILY THEATER TO REMAIN OPEN

Large houses present Monday evening excellent bill, Marion Family Theater likely to stay open all summer. Manager Vail says attendance stays strong in warm weather, while other nearby houses close due to patronage shortfalls. Thester show drew large crowds with Harvey Reese and the Alfrey Sifers in a vaudeville act titled The Lady the Tad and the Coon, plus Gertrude and Robert Day in a musical sketch and Pelletiers in On the Cheyenne Trail.

Marion Family Fl. Sr. Vail Marion Vail Thester Vawdeville Harvey Reese Alfrey Sifers Dancig Wet Tad Gertrude Robert Day Te Pelletiers Toren Quillen Eri. P. Rowe

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in 3 Days Claim

Morton J. Hill of Tabunon Indiana reports his wife suffered widespread inflammatory rheumatism for six weeks with eight doctors. After using the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism she found immediate relief and walked in three days. Sold by The Double Pharmacy opposite Ker House.

Morton J. Hill Tabunon Ind Double Ker House

Mysterious Shed Fire Threatens House on State Street

A small shed at the rear of Mrs Lydia Ann Young's residence on South State Street caught fire around 8 10 this morning. The Central fire department arrived to find flames threatening the dwelling and acted quickly to prevent further damage. Estimated loss about fifty dollars.

Lydia Ann Young South State Street Central Department Wats

Pine Salve Acts Like a Poultice for Ear Ailments

A short notice describes a pine salve used as a poultice, claimed to ease ear discomfort. The ad-like item promotes herbal remedy efficacy and cites routine domestic use without professional endorsement.

Cheap Excursion Plans by Vic Erle H R to West Southwest

A travel notice invites readers to monthly departures on the third Tuesday offering one way and return tickets at very low rates. Contact travel agents L B Nobergall and the visiting passenger agent BNOB for details and portions.

Vic Erle H. R Pointe Mtr L. B. Nobergall Hrig

Committees Discuss Raising Police and Fire Salaries

Mayor Louie Sehertt leads a council session on boosting wages for police and firemen amid labor challenges. He notes current pay and long service hours deter recruitment, with men earning 60 to 80 dollars monthly and new entrants facing tough conditions and limited raises.

Pollow Louie Sehertt Ap I. Crowte Marion Pollee Fire

Wall Paper Bargain At McClain's

A vivid notice touts an entire room of high grade wallpaper for 1.08 dollars. The sale runs all week at McClain's, offering a striking value for homeowners sprucing up interiors.

McClain's

Young Man Injured by Corn Plow Tongue Near Gresy Camp

Ira Hedges aged nineteen living two miles east of Gresy Camp is severely injured when a corn plow tongue lashes him in the face as he hitches the plow to a horse. The jawbone is broken in several places and the face is seriously cut. He was taken home and seen by Dr. Rha of Marion and Dr. Pine Feock of Gree Camp. He remains in serious condition and confined to bed for several weeks.

Ira Hedges Gresy Camp Young Hedges Hitching & Young Strick Hedges Win Rha Marion Pine Feock Gree Camp

Big Event Ad Promises Future Savings at Low Room Rates

An advertisement touts room rentals titled The Big Event for the month, offering a room at a low rate of 1.98 dollars and claiming payment toward future needs. The sign-off mentions Mittal Mt.

Mittal Mt

Morral Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration

The village will host a full day Fourth of July program under the auspices of local Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows lodges. Activities include races and ball games in a packed schedule but no contests will run all day.

Fin Morral Amalr Kaltes of Pythian Odd Fellow Pridea Eigen Ihe NASA Usk

Erie Railroad Strike Threats and Machinists Fees Exposed

A Hornell report quotes General Manager J C Stuart alleging that the International Association of Machinists received from Erie Railroad ten thousand dollars annually to avert a strike. The piece notes a threatened strike after Erie’s decision to halt pay and outlines Stuart’s claim that bankers and citizens could view coded accounts. Excursion trains pass through the city via Pennsylvania lines as railroad officials and agents visit.

Hornell New York J. C. Stuart Erie Railroad Erie Jenn Mrt Stan Stuirt Brie Association of Machinists Huntington Cily

Quiet City Couple Wed at Columbus Home

Mr Samuel McElroy and Miss Mary Sander were quietly married Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. Rev Johnson performed the ceremony at his Columbus home. They left for a wedding trip and will return to the city.

Alice Rose Concklin Loom Jay O'Connor Mhemnt Presbyterian Church George M. Rourke Mary Lee Conolkiin Marion Grand Avenue Wolemman Park-Davie Comminy Detroit Marian Samuel McElroy Misa Mary Sander City Columbus Batunday Rev. de. Johnson Wealde Thin City

Stockholders Meet in Annual Session at Marion Bank

Ohio Milling and Grain Company stockholders convened at the Marion Banking bank Friday morning for their annual meeting. Directors elected include L. J. Smith C. Allen W. H. Holvermott P16 Bon I. F. Waplen Semel Sehwad Rat George Balmon Kiecoe Oborn and inh Rederer Justus Wien. Officers named George Lawlinan as president and BB. president.

Lio Ohio Milling & Grain Company Marion Bavinge Bank Jeci Kiecoe Oborn Inh Rederer Justus’ Wien Lare George Lawlinan A A

Skippers Bold Plan Slows Barge Passage at Bridge

A German skipper ordered 300 Grenadier Guards from nearby barracks to assist with a grain barge. They loaded ballast and lowered the canal water level to permit passage under a low bridge, facilitating the vessel’s transit.

Grenadier Guarda Lilly

Obscure Entry Flags Naming in-Text Travel Agent Alias

Fragmentary OCR reads as a travel agent named Marlon Obi with partial codes IL BNOS Pum Trav and date not fully legible. Strong entities limited. cannot derive a full event or outcome from the snippet.

BNOS Trav Pum Agt Marlon

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