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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1908

Page

9

Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Breath Cleanser Ad Offer

An old advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath and indigestion. It claims charcoal absorbs gas, relieves belching, purifies breath and blood, improves complexion, and promises a free sample by sending name and address to a Marshals, Meh address. The copy pushes on odor removal from smoking onions and other foods.

Tela Buart Stuart Adirean VA Stuart Ride Marshal

Four Guilty in Capitol Conspiracy Trial Verdict

Harrisburg march 14 the jury found all four defendants guilty of conspiracy in the capitol construction fraud case. John P. Sanderson William P. Snyder W J Mathuen and James M Shumaker convicted after brief deliberation. Maxima penalties face up to ten years and thousand dollars each. The case, a major postwar Pennsylvania fraud prosecution, followed the capitol project cost revelations.

Harrisburg Voncuton John P. Sanderson William P. Snyder Adiltor W. J. Mathuen James M. Shumaker Ciee Dunkle Kunkel Sandervon Sader

Murder and political unrest headline a dated dispatch

Fragmented OCR text reports a man from Louisville who killed his wife and claimed dueling theories, a riot in Hungary's capital with socialist protest and hours of shooting, a patrol car collision injuring many, and scattered notes about a shipper price and Detroit something in 1908. The fragmentary items suggest a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page with assorted crime, politics, and local notices.

No Favoritism Asserted in National Committee

A Washington statement from March quotes Harry S New denying the Republican national committee will be controlled by any candidate or combination. He says the committee will hear all contests on their merits and no subcommittees will pass judgment. Aimed to reassure about fair selection at the convention in June.

Washington Harry 8. New Reublican National Pineal Dentie Cindy Chijones Chatrroan New National Committee Tevemliak Kiey Beyonidt Dune New Tt Glaire U,s

Congressional Clash Over Executive Encroachment

Fragmented OCR reads show a senate scene debating executive encroachment on legislative power. References to budgets include a post office appropriation of 484,190,382 and mentions of White House influence, with figures and locations blurred. The report notes governor and cabinet names in a murky transcription and hints at a convocation or convention with mixed positions among officials.

Congressional Waslington Marek Ti Bar [Oon Georgia Senate Brihiy Pete Tewkonper Ita Hou of Representatives

Legislative Proceedings Record From Go Merch 14 Session

The report describes a legislative session noting Stockwell securing an appropriation of 440 for essential investigations and the governor increasing funds. It covers committee actions, proposed resolutions, and debates on maintaining electrical wire safety, route considerations, and county expenses, with attendance notices for members across the state.

Local Prize Event Details Move Forward in Two Week Run

An upcoming prize program outlines entries and events across a two week period. Specifics mention a Grand Che committee, Columbus event values, and multiple inducements including a $10 500 prize pool. The plan includes a 2:00 trotters race and a $5 000 hotel promotion as part of a broader betting and entertainment agenda.

Priaes Colinabie Gromran Ual Co Tun Columbus Bel

Fragmented Standard Of Inquiry Halls Text

The passage records a garbled report on governance within the Bramdent Gil Co and related names. It mentions a general wit Heuwe Tid Ween Heued and a retreat from New Orleans, with references to Waverley and Old by Harry HL Wile, all indicating a damaged historical account without clear outcomes.

Bramdent Gil Co Waleljoram New Orleans England Peter Yiude Harry HL Wileloch Muankee Waverley Prlenulk Etien Witneméed

Trial details in Prienners case reveal key evidence names

A fragmented report from Prienners court notes the defense and prosecuting attorneys presenting evidence. Names like Davontina and Colulea appear in references, with mentions of Wak Cua and a jury involved in deliberations. The article describes proceedings of a murder or violent crime trial with procedural steps.

Prienners Meleace Ie Younentown MAPON Daventiin Ohio Judea Borrow Davontina Weare

Probers Hold All Day Hearing On Meek School Case

A lengthy inquiry near Cleveland examined state examiners and officials over Meek charges. Witnesses testified that there was tension and questions about grade practices. Senator Meek’s testimony and remarks by Dean Minnick featured prominently as the probe extended.

Coby Dubeshner Wtate Mohoul Bent Exampions Meek Tate Willits Sandusky Coty Infantones W. I Kirke East Cleveland Comn Sioner Jones Cox Xeni Corontien Taving Stade State Behool Corwen Levett Hite Bhitinare Minnick Merk

Huge Card Party in Pittsburgh Aids Local Relief Effort

A large charity event at the Alvin theater in Pittsburgh drew about 1,800 participants to two vaudeville style contests with 123 prizes funded by local businesses. Attendees included lawyers soldiers and politicians. One notable figure, Wath, a veteran lawyer and politician, died Friday at 82 after a distinguished career including 140 homicide cases with none resulting in the death penalty. separate reports note a massive fire near Butte Montana destroyed 75 percent of Hig Timber causing 800 families to lose homes and up to 640,000 in damages. a gale hampered containment and a fleeing troupe from Livingston narrowly escaped injury.

Pitteburg Aureli Peklay Duebread Alvin Columbia March McGen Qden Ciltur Wath Getertl Hik Kiera Missouri Butte Monk March Hive Mont Harry Livingston Big Mimber

Miners Suffer Fatalities and Injuries in County Accidents

Mardine Perry, a woman, died and two others were injured in separate mining accidents in Tenant County on Friday as a rock fall occurred during a dive. Charles Grivchal died in the Black Dale mine of the Pon Coat Co. John Kapriel and Antonio Sevack are among the injured.

Mardine Perry Woan Waa Telnant Charles Grivchal Black Dale

Straw Vote on Shipboard Albanywire Message Detected

A wireless message addressed to Gey Hughes and signed Posongare was received in the executive chamber. The text references a steamship voyage, a sea mail route, and lists names or codes including Hulhen, Tart, Beyan, and Jolie with numerical annotations, indicating a fragmentary communication aboard a shipboard setting.

Albany Dda Wireless Gey Hughes Beyan

Unclear OCR Item on Cleveland Man Altman Case

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cleveland locations and an Altman figure, with references to money and a bucket. The readable material is insufficient to confirm names, dates, or a coherent incident or outcome.

French academy to resume bequest endowing arts fund

The French academy will resume the $20,000 bequest from Mile. Loutee H. Teelere died in New York in 1907, aimed at valuing the moritone of France. In other notes, Busloese reports weekly figures, and a hotel fire at Riverwile in Margaretville, causing deaths and injuries. Canadian lodge secession discussed. Liberty League seeks to thwart prohibition trends.

Busloese United States Higulont Loutee H. Teelere New York France Vancouver Grand Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen American Supreme Lodge Liberty League AnthBalcon League EJ. Benau Riverwile Margaretville le Wonut Cook James Sweeney

Three Bandits Rob Bank at Tyre Kansas

Three armed bandits robbed the Tyre Kansas bank for 2500 dollars on Friday then fled toward Oklahoma. One guarded the exterior while two took the money as three men inside were forced to raise hands. The robbers escaped after a brief chase with pursuers. A gunfight near Wann Olla left two horses killed and one man wounded.

Coffeyville Kan Tyre Oklahoma Wann Olla Horace Beonging Tan

Fire Commissioner Hugh Bonner Dies in New York

Fire commissioner of New York Hugh Bonner died Friday at age 79. He joined the department in 1860 at 21 and rose through all ranks to chief before retirement. After leaving the force he served in government posts in Manila and the Far East.

Hugh Hobbis Louieville Internal Revenue New York Huugh Bonner Bonner Frouen Marana Manila

Broken Good Wins Beadieck Beadieck Marion Contest

Beadieck Broken Good wins in Marion Indiana amid a Mardi te Chaplon flood. Wad Imes plELC women for HONKE YMA ON HOGAN ballots by the Kiworth. A convention in Henelon Tron Thiroay saw George Hh Lockwood and others lead the five candidates.

Beadieck Marion Ind Honke Hogan Kiworth Henelon George Hh Lockwood Wee Ortury Viven Peas Deat Wallbanks Hast Wight

Review of Trade in New York Weekly Report

Review notes weakly trade but shored by better weather and securities activity. Jeopardized by wage cuts, threats of strikes, and factory slowdowns especially in farming implements and related sectors. Output declines seen in plate mills and steel, with notable February demand drop and mixed signals across commercial channels.

New York Viata

Brazil City FireSwept Crime Scene Report

Terrible blaze in Brazil City left crews unable to control the fire as residents observed ash and debris. Police investigate multiple fatalities including a second murder conviction tied to the chaos. a student named Sullivan was shot as he fled. A streetcar tragedy in Cleveland reports a boy killed amid an attempted escape, with a wheel severing limbs.

Doans Kidney Pills for Kidney Trouble

Advertisement recounts kidney pain and irregular function, praising Doans Kidney Pills from Pack ave Drug Store in Murkon Ohio and Poster Mileu Company New York. Testimonies claim permanent relief, citing back pain, dull head ache, and improved kidney action after use. Doans marketed as the sole agent for the Lite Staaten.

Jos Ninoet Murkon Ostober Vai Down Donna Packave Drug Coah Poster Mileu Company Lutalo New York Staaten Hhonenber Doan End Lake

Brnskill Studio Offers Local Services and Ads

Fragmented OCR lists business names and contact hints including Brnskill Studio and Star Bottling Works. It mentions Weather, Motures, Docks, and newspaper deliveries with scattered phrases about services and locations, hinting at a small-town advertisement page.

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