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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
6
Ashland and Marion face off tonight in a crowded arena with expected strong attendance. The teams are in good form for the tilt, while local notes from Zanesville and Newark report on baseball signings and rosters for the coming season, highlighting ownership changes and contract talks.
The article notes six managers uneasy as contracts remain unsigned including Linkey, Kox, Burk, Ingeran, Mylett, and King. It details negotiations with Nebt clubs, potential trades, and upcoming opening day plans around April 23. Pitchers like Joe Lewis are mentioned for possible Atlantic League reporting.
Police court in Blenon heard a Saturday arrest. Magistrate Mayor Seherf presided with Chief Levi Cornwell. Merion runs a miniature hotel and must register. Jon McNally pleaded guilty to intoxication and assault. sentenced to thirty days in county jail and fined three dollars. Thomas Lew, a tramp, was removed from town after pleading guilty to drunkenness.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Os J Billett on Oli avenue Thursday at 2 pm. The program includes prayers and readings, with topics on old world ways and missionary work. Mrs Sherman Money and Mr C Spenge contribute readings. ladies are urged to bring charitable dues.
A fragment reports polo tonight at Royal Tink and includes an advertisement claim for dramatic rheumatism relief by Dr Detchon. The testimonial cites a Lebanon man Morton Hin and his wife, who allegedly improved after using Detchon's Relief within three days despite prior medical contact.
King Alfonso arrived in Barcelona amid elaborate precautions as authorities guarded streets and searched houses along the royal route. Crowds cheered in splendor while police and special forces patrolled to prevent demonstrations during his stay in the city.
Court happenings note a bankruptcy referee in Olio for Marion Manufact a te case to close up the company assets March 30. Judge Youngs sustains a demurrer in Frank Bennett vs Sarah Furniss. defendants may plead Instanter. Kobtarger vs Big Four demurrer overruled. Ashland item and religious/psychology reflections appear amid ads and columns.
A fragmented collage of quotes and aside remarks from multiple papers. It touches on topics from cow deposits to coat dealers and silent sounds of nature. Scattered lines reference Mrs Gunson and Mr Gunson, political figures, and social banter at dances.
President Roosevelt opened the international Congress of Mothers with a reception for attending mothers and delegates. The event, held in Wellington, featured remarks highlighting appreciation for mothers and their role in public life.
An elderly caller Mr Rypon tells Miss Minnie he admires her and suggests she abandon acting for a steadier path. She pleadingly asks him to stop, then thanks him but softens his counsel with a brief remark about the weather amid a Chicago Tribune style note.
Fragmented OCR blends travel notes and stray quotes with names like York Press and Ashland versus Marion Virginia. Jumbled lines mention doctors and money, a romance dilemma with Jack and Harold, and casual references to Paris and Houston amid unclear context.
An early 1900s style ad promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for nervous anxiety fatigue sleep issues and headaches. It cites overwork and nervous prostration with testimonials from Miss T Martin of Troy Ohio and mentions Marion Ohio and Flocken's Pharmacy as local sellers.
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