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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1908

Page

4

London Papers Tout Wild World Feats In Iron Mask Tale

A London correspondent reports English dailies running sensational tales about a man called the Iron Mask who plans a world voyage with a perambulator, seeking a $100000 wager from an American multimillionaire. He must start with under $5, travel without breaking the task, secure mayoral signatures, and eventually marry on the journey. The story divides readers between curiosity and doubt about truth.

Rmbilionaire London Atlanta Constitution Jess Tony Trafalgar Squire North Pole Ati Amerieaillionaire Hogland

Three Rats Save Woman Life In Elevator Crash

Min Laure Wind of Dixon Missouri narrowly escaped death when a elevator cable toppled through the roof during a crash at Planters hotel in St Laws. Three rats reportedly protected her head with haircuts placed as a buffer, saving her life as she lay unconscious. Doctors say her injuries are minor and she is expected to be discharged soon. Wind praises the rodents as protectors and says she will never part with them again.

Min Laure Wind Dixon Planters St. Laws Mina Wdspital Miss Wind Tunhart

Traded Daughter for Job in California Court

Witnesses describe letters in which Judson H Coe offered his sixteen year old daughter Ethel for a railroad position with G W Smith of the Minnesota Central at Waterloo. The letters were shown during divorce proceedings as Theo dora Coe sought an interlocutory decree. Judge Bordwell condemned Coe, calling him a stench in the nostrils of the people.

St Loma Angeles Cal Judson H. Coe Oll Ethel G. W. Smith Mitneis Central Waterloo Coe

Gravedigger Handles Mistaken Coffin Mishap at Cemetery

Report recounts a grave digging incident at St Jerome Cemetery in Brooks Ma. Gravedigger White and companions mistakenly placed a living man into a rough box for burial, causing shock before undertaker Kiernan intervened and the interment proceeded as planned.

White St. Jerome Brooks Mike Bomick Kiernan Mae

Real Jean Valjean Freed in Michigan Escape Bonus

Johnny Allison, Michigan's Jean Veljean, waited out of Jackson prison for release. His wife and baby greeted him outside the gates as he vowed to work and repay their faith. Prisoners had raised a purse of $90, and Allison described his wife as the grandest woman in Michigan.

Johnny Allison Michigan Jean Veljean Jackson Ente Montis Allivon Mra. Allin Jon Allison Onde Hlomelf Allison Jaclowh Moting Te Wan Hite

Burglar Tries Home Invasion Then Surprises Women

An odd Miladelpilla burglary ends with the intruder hiding under a desk while Mrs Deming and Miss Taylor discuss private matters. The thief pleads for mercy citing a wife and four children, is lectured and promised reform, then released at the front door.

Mrs. Deming Ming Seelar Mie Taylor Jim

Fall at the church pond ends in rescue at Kirkwood

Brandreth of Liverpool attended a Kirkwood church service when he fell into a pool on the way to the pulpit. He was naked during the mishap but was aided by a deacon and others. He was carried to the home afterward after investigating the splash and rescue effort.

Brandreth Tlaverpool Eng Ond Ehiureh Kirkwood Mora O. Ehirk Metwa Kirkworl Ehtveh Dapdamat Wiel Tia Dad

Verkhota killer sentenced for murdering twenty women

A man known as Tuissin's Blvelonid, Peedotett, was convicted of murdering twenty women in Verkhota over the past five years. He received a severe prison sentence and faced heightened public outrage as details of his crimes and the village’s complicity emerged. The case stirred fears about colonial violence and vigilantism in the region.

Tuissin Peedotett Verkhota Bortion Anid Coe Thassia

Coffins Moved In Sealed Vault Mystery

A Barbados island tale reports coffins moved in a sealed Chase family vault near Distin's Town, with multiple openings in the early 1800s leaving coffins in odd positions amid a long whispered mystery. Witnesses describe repeated disturbances and burial of bodies in ordinary graves after relatives emptied the vault.

Christchirel Barbados Committee Cireniar Chase Distin He Collins Nathan Lacas Mir. Linas

Girls Lose Jobs For Saying Damn

Mary Howland Anna Gowdy Tholy and Rosa Pationin Florence Gildetstewer were among those affected after a county clerk office dispute over damaged work. Chief Clerk William weighs responsibility while Lall a teicher complains of errors and poor handling leading to unsteady conclusions.

Mary Howland Anna Gowdy Rosa Pationin Florence Gildetstewer Denver Wiliam Lall Teicher Lali

Unclear text fragment reports near-death chloroform incident

Fragmented OCR describes an attempted murder by chloroform involving several women in Lexington Kentucky. A cousin and two women faced death after misuse of chloroform. a physician revived Mil Throw after hours of effort while other parties escaped arrest.

Mieg Mies Herbert

In Fashion Realm of Tailors and Textiles Described

Fragmented OCR portrays a fashion centerpiece focusing on tailors and fabrics. It mentions materials like velvet and satin, embroidery details, decorative buttons, belts, and hats, with references to colors such as gray and black and to accessories. The tone suggests a period fashion showcase.

Baby's Cerriage Ro Save All the Gleors of Vashmere

The text describes a decorative baby carriage cover in wool and silk trims. It details materials woollen yarns and white silk edging, noting six inch wide strips and loomwork to shape the edging. It mentions colors and a warm, cozy appearance and suggests finishing by hand with silk accents.

Vashmere

Unclear garb trends and dye preparations noted near MCCORNOY

An OCR fragment describes belt girdles and two piece gowns near MCCORNOY. It mentions black goods dressing and a dye bath using logwood bark, stale beer, and water for finishing, with references to rinsing and drying procedures.

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