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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1908

Page

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Coxes Open Convention Strategy In Columbus

Four leaders Vorys Burton Cox and Brown fail to agree on a platform as the Columbus convention opens. Cox controls the scene while Wirt and West potential rivals loom. Union labor backs Wirt for lieutenant governor and Smith Bennett for attorney general as district committees meet and Garfield delivers the keynote.

Cox Brown Vorys Burton Mouser Columban Iit Chittenden Warton Treadway Mrown Foraker Wirt Denman Tts West Cit Mower Smith Bennett State Central Committee McCay O. B. Gout James S. Garfield Don Aiken Jamey Welker Stark County Charles P. ‘Taft Taft

Anarchists Active in New York City

New York dispatch reports anarchist activity not limited to Chicago with Police Commissioner Bingham revealing Archbishop Farley received a threatening letter addressed to his life. A deputy also reportedly received a message vowing to remove him if he persists.

Farley New York Chicago Bingham Hiseif

Dead Anarchist Identified in Chicago Slaying Attempt

Chicago March 3 an anarchist named Lazarus Averbuch sought to kill Police Chief George Shippy amid measures to bar Emma Goldman speeches. Averbuch first approached the chief at home and later at city hall, delivering a fraudulent envelope and a blank page before being confronted. The episode follows prior threats and a crackdown on anarchist activities in the city.

Chicago Lazarus Averbuch Busse Shippy Emma Goldman Padikninuta George Shippy Tevange Lucarne Agalantea Oltede Bmwh Sima Goldman Averbuch Stippy Jene

Follows the Hounds Despite Old Age in Fox Hunt

James Martin aged ninety three led twenty fox hunters in a ten mile chase through Handywine, ending with a well caught Reynard at Bellevue. Despite his extreme age, Mr. Martin rode well, having followed the rounds for over seventy years.

Wilmington March James Martin Reynard Handywine Bellevue Mr. Martin Ald Caten

Asked to Abdicate

New York March 3 Formal notice of the creation of the republic of the United States or Russia in the plane of the Russian monarchy was sent yesterday to Nicholas II czar of Russia and to the rulers of every other European nation Accompanying each notice was a copy for sixteen actions against the Czar and a list of sixteen proclamations They denounced 484 common criminals and called upon to abdicate General Ivan Norodny chief executive commissioner of the movement arrived from Washington with a wave at the Holland House Ant Might The text accuses the Czar of oppressing slaving the people liquor shops and crime against citizens including murder on Bloody Sunday and other crimes.

New York Republic of the United States Nicholas Czar Ruvela Republian Pri Russia Ivan Norodny Chhief Norodny Washington Holland House Corsake

Bridge Trust Case Settled in Columbus Court

Columbus Ohio March 4 The anti trust law conviction of Harry G Hammond the bridge trust agent in Allen county was reversed by the Supreme Court The grounds mirror the Erie county decisions deciding that antitrust proof of conspiracy can be shown through reputation or limited hearing evidence in restraint of trade

Columbus Ohio Harry G. ‘Hammond Ridge Allen County Eux Erie County

Washington rally and ballot demand in Congress

Demand for woman suffrage echoed in Washington with leaders from Now and Rev Annie NW urging adoption of ballots. Kentucky's Mins aura, as party head, backed the push while the Judiciary committee of the House and the Senate's suffrage committee faced heated testimony and public interest.

Washingtonp Wits Annie NW Mutt Assesta Todtty Judiciary Committee Howe Ant Senate Mins Aura Clay Wate Kentucky

Bank robbery tied to cross border tunnel route

A criminal gang tunneled toward the United States border and stole 295000 in mest bank notes from Banco de Min oro in Chihwihua near the border. Investigators name Unibuonad and Mareha among those linked, with Markie Creol and Hor as principal figures in the scheme.

United States Banco de Minoro Markie Creol Chihwihua Nnlemdon Lali

Mystery Letter Warns Priests of Imminent Death

A threatening letter allegedly circulated in Wilkes-Barre warns six priests including Father Marked by a tor death pillar. Mother Jacob Aust of St Stanislaus Church in Madison reportedly received the notice and shared details with others who have taken precautions. The message urges the recipient to prepare for death and claims it will come soon.

Wilkesbarre Leo Hélirioh Jacob Aust St. Stanias Volek iMadeton Congressation Tor Saya

Death and Names: A Fragment of a Will Note

Fragmentary OCR notes state a death event and mention Father Heinroth and Anoreniet in connection with the will. The readable text implies a death and a testator or related signatory, but details and full names are unclear.

Man files divorce petition after claiming wife misrepresented race

A Kentucky man from Lexington petitions for a divorce from Mary Tilwarda claiming he believed his wife was of a different race. He says she deceived him about her color, and he now asserts he learned she is white.

Aina Henry Mary Tilwarda Lextyxton

Cannot Elect Him Cannot Elect Him

Frankfort Kentucky Marek Jt Senator Oliot Wy Bradley announces he favors unqualified view of President Fairbanks for the presidential nomination He says Taft cannot win and Republicans will have no walkover no matter who is nominated He argues the party is not responsible for current troubles and must shed federal office holder influence Fairbanks Canon or Hughes could win but only if the party backs the people’s full confidence

Frankfort Marek Jt Oliot Wy Bradley Fairbanks Taft Canon Hughes

Men and Women Swap Duds for the Evening

New York party hosted by Mrs V Geddes Grant featured gender swap outfits as entertainment. Women escorted men in disguise and, after midnight, the men wore bishop robes and conducted wedding ceremonies for several pairs.

New York

Horse and Rider Die in Lightning Near Grownville

A German immigrant named Mane Nibal Alexander, 42, riding home from a neighbor’s place near Grownville, was struck dead by lightning along with his horse. Both bodies showed instantaneous death and severe injury from the strike.

Grownville Alexander

Shaving on Sunday Ruled Against Law by Court

Columbus Ohio March d The supreme court on Wednesday affirmed the Hamilton county conviction of J T Blanefeal for operating a barber shop on Sunday The ruling upholds a Sunday closing law and confirms penalties for violations in the county and city areas.

Columbus Surpreme Daewday Hamilton County J. Ty. Blanefeal

Chicago police arrest young Russian Jew

Detectives seized a suspect named Maron after hours of surveillance connected to an anarchist plot in Chicago. Police report over 800 suspects arrested in a wide sweep and say associates linked to Averibtel are involved, with one sister of the dead anarchist held in a cell and others sought.

Chicago Lazarus Averbush Maron jHetle Ohio Schuettler Sher Hede Kovatledse Plana Willer Steel Wan Edward Burewan Agother Ole Averhueh

Confesses Murder and Death by His Own Action

Captain Von Goeben confessed to killing Major Von Schoenterk after Christmas and then died by suicide. The arrest and court martial proceedings followed the incident at the waterfront house, with details of a Christmas dinner and alleged premeditation.

Berlin March Boa Fran Allelstein Kent Pijeen von Goeben Master von Schoenterk Christnes Osht von Garten Trontiant von Sehoenbaek von Schoenbeek Eilee von Govhen von Schoeswbek Nindor

Sims Says He Started The Ball Rolling

In a wartime briefing Commander Sims clashed with a Senate committee over criticisms of naval construction. He defended actions, refused to alter testimony, and insisted on limited questioning focused on alleged faulty contracts while sparring with officials over decorum and process. The exchange ended unresolved, with the scene shifting to continued testimony on a later page.

Wallngton, Moreh &.i Admiral Capps Venthulmebe Sime Auee Tulchen Dille Tonio Sima Yen Sims

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