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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1908

Page

8

Plans end of the Turkish Revolution in Macedonia

June 21 report from Tandon states England seeks to end the Turkish revolution in Macedonia amid murder and outrage. A meeting between King Edward and Emperor Nicholas at Reval discussed an international understanding like the Morocco accord. The United States likely will be invited to join or support an early conference. Germany reportedly opposes the plan.

Edward Nicholas United States Germany Tandon England Macedonia Revalt Algericas Morocco

Mexican Troops Pursue Revolutionists Near Viewen

Government troops chase two revolutionist bands in northern Mexico. One group attacked Viewen, looted bank and express offices, was repulsed near Vacas with one trooper killed and several wounded. one rebel captured. An American citizen was wounded in the Las Vacas attack.

Bank Express City of Mexico Revolutionista Las Vacs

Shah Removes Soldiers From British Legation in Teheran

Teheran on June 27 reports the Shah yielding to the British legation demand to pull troops beyond the gates to avoid a dispute. He sought to arrest N Takindeh, a Tabbriz leader of the constitutionalists, who sought refuge there. Soldiers were stationed around the legation and checked entrants until redress was threatened.

U. Takizadeh Teheran Persia Dowland N. Takindeh Tabriz Legation Regation

Judge orders force feeding in cult starvation case

Chicago reports Judge C L Jones rules Mary Hunter of Zion City must be fed despite 60 day fast. With two nurses and a physician, she is to be compelled to eat after arrest and sent to Waukegan hospital. Hunter, fasting 16 days, cites religious texts while resisting nourishment.

Chicago Mary Hunter Zion City Severa Louisa Thompson C. L. Jones Lake County Court Waukegan Hospital Mra Munter EB. K. Hunter Burnham, Tl

Hospital and court hear evidence in sanity case

Jane McAlister is placed under care of Dr F C Knight to be examined for sanity. Evidence on her condition will be heard today. Mrs Hanter is alleged to be a follower of Adam Thompson, a fugitive linked to the death of his wife after a forty day self-imposed remedy for cancer.

Jane McAlister F. C. Knight Hanter Sa Eaid Io Adam Thompson Lake

Democratic national committee mulls temporary officers in Denver

Judson Harmon reports that the Democratic National Committee prepares to select temporary officers for the national convention in Denver. If Bailey cannot attend, Theodore Bell of California is favored for temporary chair, with permanent chair likely Clayton of Alabama or Judson Harmon. Taggart, Indiana, remains Bryan’s preferred choice for the committee chair.

Denver Col Democratic National Committee Bailey Theodore I. Bell California Clayton Alabama Judson Harmon Ohio Thomas Taggart Indiana Taggart Mome Bryan

Work of wreckers in Man tus Ohio causes fatal engineer death

Erie railroad Superintendent H O Dunkle offers a 500 reward for the arrest of those responsible for a flyer sent over an embankment at Mantus Ohio last night. Engineer Symonds was killed and others injured. The wreck is blamed on a misplaced rail or track obstruction.

Weveland H. O. Dunkle Erie Railroad Today Erie Flyer Man~tus Ohio Symonds Dunile

NOT ONE ESCAPED IN PANAMA TRAIN CRASH REPORTS KILLING

Not one escaped. Mahanoy City Pennsylvania June 27 engineer Raups was killed and all fifty passengers injured when the Pennsylvania Pan twaiter train jumped the rails at Deno today. The passengers were badly cut by tying gli and splin tere. Insane Who Have Held Responsible Positions in which he stated that he has been impressed with the number of patients who, while holding responsible positions, have been wont to the Aylam. When we think that every day we are able to place our fire In the Keeping of an insane railroad employee, our honor and good name the hands of a mentally unsound lawyer, or our money in the care of an Incapable banker. It is certainly appalling. On railroads and traction companies, physical examinations are always given men who are to hold positions of any stress or responsibility, but the mental condition of these people never inquired into. A cashier was allowed, eight months after attempting death by own action, to poll a national bank with practically no supervision, said Dr. Schley, and a lawyer, who was responsible for six estates, with widows and orphans, was able to continue for several years in charge of these large amounts of money without his true mental condition being suspected.

Aylam Schley

Taft Meets Kellogg At Sagamore Hill Pow Wow

Oyster Bay June 27 Secretary Taft and Trust Buster Kellogg join President for political talk. Republican national committee chairmanship reportedly to be settled by afternoon. Taft arrives to cheers and handshakes from residents as Sagamore Hill events begin.

Oyster Bay Taft Buster Kelloge Sagamore Republican National Committee Big HI Sagamore Hin

Lunatics at Large Read Paper at Conference

At the Kansas City session of the Society of Neurology and Psychiatry tied to the American Institute of Homeopathy, Dr. R. M. Schley, a visiting physician from Gowanda State Hospital, presented a paper on the topic.

Kansas City Society of Neurology and Psychiatry American Institute of Homeopathy R. M. Schley Gowanda N. Y., State Hospital

Chinese Laundromat Worker Found Murdered in Shop

Jane 27-Yung Tah, a Chinese laundroman, was found dead in his shop today. His head was crushed by an iron bar and a towel tightly knotted around his neck. Robbery motive suspected after the cash box was broken open.

Fermi Jane Yung Tah

Remarkable Ride Ends With Narrow Escape In Buffalo to Wilkes Barre

A Buffalo to Wilkes Barre journey aboard a Lehigh Valley Railroad passenger tank car ended in danger as miller William Chuak, a machinist by trade, crawled inside to help but nearly drowned when water flooded the car. Firemen freed him as the tank spilled over and Mayor Knitten fined him one dollar after his tale.

Wilkes Harre Buffalo Lehigh Wiley Cide Wiliam Chuakwan C Hance Buffaloe Eck Himsel Bahmiter Knitten

New writ secured in the Thaw case

Russell Peabody, counsel for Harry Thaw, obtained a new writ of habeas corpus returnable at White Plains. The writ demands a jury exam in the case. Justice Merehouser signed papers ordering Thaw to Matteawan, but the writ won’t stay detention. Thaw remains jailed. The issue concerns Thaw being restrained as an insane person after acquittal without due lunacy inquiry.

Stanford White Matteawan Russell Peabody Poughkeepale Harry N. Thaw Thaw White Plains Moniay Justice Merehouser Lorty

American Athletes Sail For London

New York June 27 ten thousand spectators saw the United States team depart on the Philadelphia bound for London to compete in the Olympic games. Gil Garrels from Michigan and Shaw from Dartmouth are unbeaten hurdlers and Flanagan, McGrath and Talbott from New York are strong weight throwers expected to win. Mike Murphy, manager, anticipates victory in most events though distance running is less certain. England will host events at King Edward’s stadium, a $300000 venue.

United States Mike Murphy New York Philadelphia London Maine California Garrels Mehigan Shaw Dartemouth Flanagan McGrath and Talbott Mike” “Murphy England Edward

Bandits Attack Mexican Garrison and Town near Del Rio

A dawn assault by about 100 armed bandits struck the Mexican garrison and town of Las Vaxas opposite Del Rio, with heavy firing and no clear casualty count. U.S. citizen P. Isapierez was wounded and the Mexican captain Perez seriously hurt. reinforcements are en route as river patrols tense the border.

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