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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1908

Page

5

Nine Hour Law Impacts Rail Workers Across Roads

Union representatives plan to brief machinists as nine hour rules take effect for telegraph operators on millroads. Pennsylvania and Big Four offices lead compliance, Hocking Valley assigns three operators to eight hours. Erie slow to comply, wage cuts unlikely due to operator shortages. Machinists wary of terms of settlement with Walter Ames expected to explain today at Gallon.

Pennsylvania Big Four Hocking Valley Erie Railway ‘Telegraphens Mon Walter Ames Aimex Ames Gallon

Beatrice Ryan Surprised by Friends at West Columbia

Miss Beatrice Ryan was unexpectedly surprised by about twenty couples at her West Columbia street home last evening. The event featured a lively evening of bridge whist and other diversions, with friends gathering to celebrate in agreeable style.

Beatrice Ryan West Columbia Street About &Oelonk Spen

Electro Silicon Forty Years in Household Use Ad

An old advertisement touts Electro Silicon for cleaning and polishing silverware with a free sample. The text notes various diversions at a gathering where Miss O Connell wins a cut glass piece, Miss Woodcock gets tooth picks, and Miss Kelly wins a souvenir spoon in a guessing contest. Out of town guests include Denver Duffey, Raymond Wondered, Helen Hunter, and Clara Yokem of Delaware.

Misa Jlenevieve Dariichy Miss Margaret O'Connell Miss O'Connell Mary Woodcock Mini Margaret Kelly Mina Virancis Kirchner Denver Duffey Raymond Helen Hunter Clara Yokem Delaware

Tag Day Saturday Aimed at Helping City Poor

Teachers in the city organize a tag day to raise funds for needy children. On Saturday any contribution earns a tag. An effort led by the High School and Superintendent Frank targets destitute families, with Salvation Army and Woman's Relief Society assisting by donations of food clothing and funds.

Frank Davids Street Salvation Army Tiewent

Frances Willard W C T U Receives New Members

State president frames future goals as temperance work gains momentum. Frances Willard WCTU hosted a reception at the church Tuesday afternoon with Mary Dewning Libby Smith Neaie Files and Frances Ensign among others. New members wore white ribbons symbolizing loyalty to humanity and God. An evening public meeting featured Rev. I and Frances Ensign. Medley Chorus performed and a powerful address followed. The group plans further recruitment and wins for the temperance cause with a March 1 gathering at Mrs Eva Votcher’s on South State Street.

tHome Mary Dewning Stra Libby Smith Neie Files Mlary Jennings Wasi Lowrey Langley Mima FranCess Kusign Nour Frances” Ensign Frances Willard Eva Votcher South State Street

Day Inauguration Observance by Local Teachers

A small group of school teachers and others plan a Saturday observance to mark Day inaugurated. The event aims to inspire pride and display kindness, encouraging participants to wear accordingly and show support to the community.

The Ye Colonial Stock Company at the Grand

The Colonial Stock Co presents Grit the Newsboy with lively entertainment and strong specialties. Tonight features The Clay Baker, first time here, at popular prices. Prices this week listed as 10 20 and zine.

Colonial Stock Company

Masonic and fraternal lodge meetings report degrees

Regular meetings of the Daughters of America the Royal Arch Masons Marion Chapter and Canby Lodge note initiation of multiple candidates into the Royal Arch and related degrees. Kalehtsot Pythias reports large attendance with plans for a wing social in two weeks. Deutscher Hund holds routine business.

Marion Royal Arch H. Hh, Squires Sandusky Canby Lodge No. M. Kalehtsot Pythias Natonal Protective Legion

Four Players Refuse Contracts in Marion Baseball

Laskey Ingerton Mylett others return unsigned contracts. salaries deemed too low. Gus Max, Charles Laskey, Scotty Ligerlati, Tommy Malet, Sanford Hick, Billy King rejected. OTD says team will scout. players must stay with Marion or not play elsewhere. Club stands firm on pay limits. about 190 times the sun?

Gus Max Charles Laskey Scotty Ligerlati Tommy Malet Sanford Hick Billy King Bos Clu Walleiwelwr Marion O'Tday O'Day Eld Galirien

Court Happenings in Common Pleas Court

A motion to strike from the answer in the Bilis Katz case was filed in the common pleas court today. The petit jury has been excused until March 16 as this week’s cases were withdrawn for various reasons. The Miller Manufacturing Co versus Dr. G T Harding was settled out of court and the case dismissed at plaintiff cost. The company sought two shares of stock payment from the defendant. General John P Bray reports 12,091 tons of wool valued at over 7,200,000 won in Australia during 1900.

Bilis Katz Didnt Cook Allen Common Pleas Court Petit Juryy Common Plews Court Miller Manufacturing Company G. T. Harding Cummon Pleas Court Sait Com. Wel John P Bray Melbourn Australia Ry Medal Howe

Funeral Services for Allen Godfrey in Awasta

The funeral of Allen Godfrey occurred in Awasta on Monday. Services were held Wednesday at 1 o clock at the Bwaex Methodist church led by Rev BE N Long. Interment followed at Prive Cemetery near Laktue.

Allen Godfrey Awasta Be.n, Long la Rue Offielath Prive Laktue

Persia and Hibamore Youbier Headlines

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Persia and Hibamore Youbier with unclear context. The readable portions imply a historical item or notice involving names likely place and people, but the exact event, date, or affiliation remains uncertain.

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