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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1907

Page

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Defense Attacks Miss Loving Story in Virginia Murder Trial

Houston Va June 27 The Loving murder trial sees defense attorneys challenge the prosecution plan to impeach Miss Loving with her father and seek to bar testimony about her statements. They cite the Thaw case and argue the court should not deciding the truth of her account. The trial continues with witnesses and legal maneuvering as Judge Barkdale weighs admissibility of evidence in the case.

Miss Loving Houston Judge Loving Theodore Estes Loving Miss Low Fox Annie Kidd Mise New York Jerome Evelyn Thaw Harmon Wition Barkedale Chat

Allen Myers Rivalry Sparks County Agriculture Lectures

In Columbia Ohio on June 27 the county farm audience hears Allen Myers of Worthington attacked by rival farmers tied to the state agricultural institutions. Myers faces opposition from Wooster and Ohio State Experiment Station officials over his lecture topics and alfalfa claims as the agricultural convention nears.

Columbia, O State Board of Agrculture Allen Myers Worthington Board of Agriculture State Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster Agricultural College O. 8 de. W. Chamberlain Ohio Farmer Board of Ageiculture Anid

Cyclone sweeps Indian Territory and Mississippi Valley

A powerful cyclone hammered Northern Indian Territory near Sapulpa and surrounding areas, killing three and damaging oil fields, derricks, wells, and the Creek orphan home. Damage in the region totals about 45 million dollars. In Mississippi, a northwest windstorm disrupted roofs and telegraph lines along the river, with the Belle Prince steamboat reported toppled.

Natches, Mise Telegraph Mipsiimippi Belle Prince New Orlows and Nothwestern Box Company Nid Anki

Unclear Fragment Reflects Court Testimony

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a court ruling with witnesses mentioning Loving and Jovan. Uncertain names and context prevent precise summary. no identifiable event, date, or outcome is clearly described.

Armored Parmer Brigades Capture Tenhorse Thief

Deputies at Geneva pursued a suspect after a chase in Palnonville area. Kennedy and others helped secure the scene as armed men attempted to flee with a horse. The capture ended with the thief in custody and no further injuries reported.

Wile Harrigon Geneva Palnonville Kennedy

Cornelius Street Death Row Details Reported

A garbled report notes a condemned individual at Cornelius Street facing electric chair. The governor vows to enforce the law with the sentence to be carried out, listing delayed dates and procedures surrounding the execution.

Judge Landis orders witness panel in Standard Oil case

Chicago June 27. Federal Judge Landis announces summons for twelve men to hear testimony on Standard Oil practices. July 6, John D Rockefeller is named among the panel, with other officials and associates listed.

Rockefeller Chicago Mickily Standard Oil Company of Trust Landis John D. Rockefeller Jd. A. Moffet W. P. Cowan William Rockefeller G. W. Stall He Rogers John D. Avchbold IW OH Tilford N. Pratt Chas. T. White H. B. Fellon Fred N. Kelton View Tank Fine and Wain Chicago and Alton Railroad Standard Oil Judge Landis

Court cites refusal to disclose info in oil trust case

Judge Landa ordered a morning hearing after attorney Miller refused to provide court with information about the oil trust’s financial status. District Attorney Sims arranged the move and announced to The Standard’s attorney that the government had five more indictments totaling 4,008 counts. A conviction on all counts could bring fines up to 51 million dollars. A theater subpoena was issued for W. P. Howe of The Standard.

Mat Miller Trist Landa Sims Sime Nts W. P. Howe

Democrats Nominate Reformist Harmon for State Treasurer

Harrisburg Pa June 27 Former state representative John G Harmon was nominated without opposition by the Democratic state convention for state treasurer. Party leaders say Harmon is a reformer and would fight the expiring building scandal and push reforms this fall.

Harrisburg John G. Harmon Columbian County Harmon

Jumped the Track in Mount Healthy Rail Crash

On a calm June afternoon near Mount Healthy Motorman Charles Woodruff was killed when his train derailed after a defective rail. Three others, two women and one man, were seriously injured as witnesses reported the upraised rail and slow emergency response.

Cinemnai Mount Charles Woodruff

Man Flung Through Trolley Window on Brooklyn Bridge

A Brooklyn man, John Nelson, an electrical engineer, was killed when a rear trolley car window shattered on the Brooklyn Bridge. He was hurled into the car with fatal injuries and died before an ambulance arrived. Police seek the source of the blast and motive as investigators work the mysterious incident.

New York Brooklyn Bridge John Nelson Brooklyn

Triple Hanging at Jefferson City Ends Prison Mutiny

Jefferson City Mo June 27 Convicts Marty Vaughan George Ryan and Edward Raymond who murdered two guards at the state penitentiary during a mutiny led by Vaughan were hanged today Sheriff Lor t sent the condemned to eternity as their necks broke and death followed The trio had escaped with convict Blake after blowing down the iron gate and were recaptured within an hour

Jefferson City Marty Vaughan George Ryan Edwad Raymond Piarde State Penitentiary Vaughan Sherif Lort

Dissatisfaction Rings Through Isthmus Canal Plans

Washington reports a renewed Isthmian Canal Commission reorganization may be near. Col Goethals asks for relief, citing the task as too large. Major Gaillard Jackson Smith and Coronel Beird named as potential aides amid factional tensions on the Isthmus and the big ditch force.

Washington Isthmian Canal Commission Tait Col. Goethals John Stevens Gaillard Jackson Smith Cincinnati Coronel Beird Canal Commission

Body of Little Girl Found in Cellar

Eight year old Viola Boylan was found dead in a coal bin at her parents home in New York. Police believe the child was murdered to cover another crime and had been missing since Monday. The body shows signs of strangulation and blood on clothing while investigators pursue an Italian suspect who disappeared.

Lovingston Aolan Loving [Ston Barksdale J Ayite Obs Harlem New York Viola Boylan Doe Tre Viola

Regular Magnet for Needles Draws Attention in Hospital

In New York on June 27 Mollie Dressler known as the needle woman was admitted to Kordham hospital after a weeklong habit of pulling needles from her body. Doctors noted her unusual condition as she continued to pop needles from her elbow and knee, puzzling staff and Mrs Mount who reported missing needles from her home.

New York Mim Mo Drewaler Kerdham Hospital Honorius Mollie Thins Bickelhaupt Kordham Hospital

Standard Jury Deliberating in Findlay Verdict Case

Findlay Ohio June date scene shows the standard jury still locked in deliberations on a verdict. They reread Judge Duncan’s charge this morning and again retired to consider the case.

Findlay Duncan

Fire chiefs to meet in Springfield next year

Chillicothe Ohio June 87 Ohio fire chiefs decided today to meet in Springfield next year the order said in a brief meeting noting upcoming conference plans and scheduling details for the regional fire chiefs gathering.

Springfield Chilcothe Ohio Fire Chiefs Springield

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Howton Second Ward Hi Jug Futon Loving Ax Tre Bngad Farmers Institute Indian Territory Myrkoger Okla Sapulpa Glenn Pool Norley Pulpa Kieton Jovan Cornelius ST Die Columbia J Corneline Canton Cornell James W. Tirdersd Mber Pyernor Harris Penny Alar Pater Donahey Cleveland Plain Dealer Missouri Penitentiary Blake Jeter Wonelty Privon Lkuards Clay Allison Eapy Blake Roosevelt Taft Commission
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