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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
6
Time card for Union Station dated January 2 1907 shows north bound and south bound schedules. Mentions trains from Marion and stops at Marion with a 6 0 pm Sunday arrival and a 1 50 p.m. note. Includes daily operation except Sunday and a 10 24 team reference.
Coshocton defeated Marion 7 to 6 at home as Williams and Graffam starred for Coshocton while Shaw, Harrold, and Devlin contributed for Marion. Attendance around 250. Referee Lee. Hull Dogs and the teenie noted for crowd expectations.
The testimony centers on Captain Sims and Admiral Capps as they clash with committee members over ship water lines, bunkers, and turret hoists. They discuss direct hoists, powder handling, and gun accuracy noting low hit rates and French and German design implications.
New York socialites led by Mrs B Sankey Joney convened 20 club presidents at the Prince George hotel for a bathhouse luncheon in kimono. The event mixed novelty with instruction on American attitudes toward real cleansing baths as guests immersed and dined in Turkish style.
Amos Young, 70, former Allen County treasurer, banker, and churchman, is on route to a two year penitentiary term after dual convictions related to misuse of funds at the Allen County Building and Loan Company, which he founded eighteen years ago.
Dithridge, last season with Marion, is claimed to have played indifferently and was suspended by the local manager. Decatur has offered $200 for his release, a move officials want to secure to recoup last year’s signing. Marion officials dispute the transfer while seeking compensation for the prior purchase.
George awiti a policeman by trade was convicted of burglary and grand larceny committed while attached to the New Aduma Street station. Judge Dike sentenced him to four years on the burglary count and four years on the grand larceny count. The trial showed Dawking aided by thieves to rob a stereotyper on Myrtle Avenue and Gold Streets and used his police role to mask crimes. The judge criticized his betrayal and noted damage to public trust in the police.
The examiner, POM. Jackson, reviews city officers and hoard books through December 21, 1007. He plans changes in conduct for business in the city once his report is published. The library board currently handles its own finances and bills. He argues the board is appointed by the mayor and should have its title paid by the city auditor and treasurer.
Mrs. Reble Lowe of Atlanta, once married to banker James W. English Jr., reportedly wed Baron Roewnkrantz in New York in February. The couple then sailed to Europe and were in Rome with the baron’s mother. Lowe, daughter of Rebecca Lowe, had inherited a large fortune and faced a contested divorce on cruelty grounds. A later claim of a different wife named Mrs. Lowe arose and prompted Gunton’s response and divorce action.
A scattered personals page notes Misa Irene Brive of the Boulevard is reported in dangerous condition after a fire incident. Several residents including Horn and Hill families, Dunkle, Miller, Gourtrad, and Mr. Mealey of Upper Sandusky are recorded as visiting or traveling. Dr A E Smith addressed local high school classes on higher education and left for Ada. Miss Cora Warrington plans a millinery opening at the new department store, heading south to stock spring goods.
The Sons of Veterans held an intersting meeting Monday evening electing officers. Installing officer was Dr. Dana O Weeks. New officers include Commander C W Haberman Senior vice commander L H McNeil Junior vice commander G W Galicher Board of consuls David Haberman and C L Austin. Appointments made by commander Lawie Marto secretary Elmer Schooniaub treasurer Rev L G Reed chaplain P A Hoberman guard David Hoberman sergeant of guard David Sehoentaih principal musician Charles MaNeal color sergeant Hi Munnell guard Porat of guard Chiene clergymen will put one dhy orsentze a branch of the Nation Vienne Cononities.
A recent Common Pleas Court session appointed Sedden Welkel and Von Freeman as com MilKoners. La Verne Yoder returned after Flair with volaniveg at Burbgaik. The record notes an order of portion and other procedural actions.
A collage of quirky proverbs about study sleep and sports to amuse youths, followed by notes on red and yellow sunsets and a raven helper this time from Chicago News Humorous Raven. Also recounted is a Nebraska girl surviving a prairie blizzard and a Berlin prize for the longest hair, with the public absorbed by novelty.
A detective traced missing incandescent light globes from a Park Row and Bowery bar to their sale at the drinks counter. The hunt lasted twenty four hours and concluded that the globes were swapped for cash and whisky at the same establishment.
A garbled OCR page bundles stray quotes and odd captions from various publications. It cites humorous exchanges, social musings, and brief jests, mentioning tracks, marriage on a deathbed, a nurse, and a dentist, with references to Harper’s Weekly and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A fragmented note reports a marriage dispute with a mock exchange about payment to the minister and moving in. The piece cites the New York newspaper context and a janitor's counter push about payment timing, reflecting social tensions in a domestic scene.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a court scene with a judge addressing a defendant. The language hints at personal defiance or critique, with quoted lines suggesting social or moral judgment. Precise details remain unclear due to text garbled.
The article lists multiple individuals credited with gold in a diary prize, noting winners from several places including Troy New York and New Richmond Wisconsin. It mentions judges and evaluators and highlights the difficulty in selecting the best entries amid a flood of submissions.
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