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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
8
A young child suffered injuries in a street accident while attending a morning event. Emergency responders arrived and transported the child to the hospital where doctors assessed non life threatening injuries.
A fragment mentions a child in a rewling line with focus on attention. The text is unclear but implies care or supervision for a child in a queue or line. Further details are unreadable.
David Mason was sentenced to six months hard labor after pleading guilty to violating a promise and failing to pay fines linked to a tree violation. He was arrested by officers this morning and ordered to begin work at a dray yard, with limited periods of release and monthly payments for restitution. The case involves support obligations for two minor children and Mason's prior employment as a locomotive engineer.
A chaotic notice reports three inmates freed from county jail this morning amid affidavits and court actions. Separate obituaries note the funeral services for Mrs. Gorton and Alvin A Roger with details of times and locations.
The Blind Relief Fund faces a shortfall and will pay October aid at about 60 percent. Sheriff Stark and local officials pursue a missing husband John Gasslein as reports claim a Philadelphia death. police consider other cases of theft and court actions follow for two defendants.
A young man appeared before Justice Gompt on a serious charge after a pattern of alleged misconduct. He was bound over for trial with bond set for appeal and faced claims connected to paternity of a child born June 1.
Final summons comes to Mrs Sarah Kellogg. Funeral services conducted in Caledonia Saturday. Survived by husband Warren Kellogg and a daughter Hitlan Kellows. One brother Nelson Myer and Mrs AL Avery of Caladinia attend the funeral. Interment in the Caledoula Gem plery.
Passenger and excursion rates are set to increase as rail traffic grows. The Central Passenger Association notes higher gate costs for trips, with more trains planned, including Pennsylvania lines to Cedar Point. Arrangements for new booking cards and improved facilities are under way, though some rates remain unchanged.
Ghorne Bloppe, reportedly in port marth arrest, faced a non support charge in Marion Canty society case. Bloppe appeared in court and pled not guilty. He requested bail of four days. details stated in court. A separate note mentions Mrs Willoughby presenting honorary Doctor of Civil Law at King’s College Windsor.
A fragmented report describes a rheumatic treatment approach and its reported effects on a patient. It mentions a pharmacy opposite Kerr and a date reference, with notes on action and mystery surrounding disappearance.
Real estate transfers listed for Marion and Chariton areas include parcels sold to Callie Béwards Patricia Kye Emma Kul and others with prices from 200 to 4000 dollars. Transactions involve multiple lots and undivided interests with dates noted around July and estates administered by Jaren Torre and others.
Mrs Lettion Roberts widow of Levi Roberts dies at home near Broxpoot after a long illness of complications. Born September 21 1868 in Detar ware county she married Levi Roberts about twenty years ago and leaves six children: Mone Magic Muin Delaware John Quincy Roberts New Castle Va Emery Roberts Mrs Mary Baxter and Arthur Roberts Bellaut Maine. Funeral at Radnor Friday at 10 o clock Rev Woodworth Prospect to officiate with interment at Radnor.
A scrambled note reports a near miss involving participants named Beatrice Miexee Hhonawe Bader and Bill Eider after a yesterday incident. Authorities advised caution as details remain unclear.
The text describes a lone pool sighting and a buggy incident involving a keeper and a driver near a town. Details are fragmentary with possible fright by a horse and a late hour.
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