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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1908

Page

2

Haitian Executions and International Tension Rise

Port au Prince reports say the Haitian government executed several alleged revolutionaries amid growing unrest. The United States considers deploying a gunboat to Port au Prince as France and Britain seek to manage the crisis and safeguard interests.

Port Au Pring Nord Alexis Medur Onder Washington Guantanamo Port Au Prince Haiti Ty Yensel Prince Fremin Gonaives Port Ath Prigee Abeba Firahaw St. Leger Firiain Haltiane Lie Yasers Muvot Hult Firinio Halties Kovernment Paris Martin France Acutn Regation Port Au Prince Ta Conalyes Hull Germany Great Britain

Fragmentary OCR News Item From Bleary March Scene

Readable fragments describe a dispute or event with names like Dostor Fell and a reference to a court or official action. Details are garbled but hint at a constitutional issue and a financial or market context. The text mentions a broker and some legal proceedings.

Unclear Fragments Report Various Events

A damaged OCR fragment notes the Japanese steamer Tati Sart release by Chinero authorities and a Providence census of unemployed people tallying 5 0 idle bemwons. It mentions William Brown Thomas McCann Horace Stammons and Policeman William Mooney facing a Chicago court sentence of one year. References a March 2 dawn sentence of Chester Gillette and a miners strike in Cleveland with over 10 000 involved. a Western conference near Indianapolis and a note that eastern oil operators split, implying no interstate coal conference.

Providence KR. 1 William Brown Thomas McCann Horace Stammons William Mooney Jnge Brentano Ubicago Gr. Hughes Chester Gillette Grace Brown Tihveland Mari Sofercoul Auiners Olle Wilt Ia Eistern Obie Nnlnerd

Sham Battie Fatal Voor at Sharpe County Hospital

A coroner's jury rules Sham Battie died after a shooting incident at a residence in St Charles area. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as a weapon discharged, with eight dollars? involved. The jury cannot determine how the loaded cartridge ended up raised, leaving the cause of death undetermined.

Sham Battie Voor Weeley Lee St Charles Chaddueck Teidung Jol

Rebatara Muet Pay Fines Workington Mareh 1

The supreme court of the United States on Monday affirmed a lower court decision imposing fines of $15,000 each on four entities for exporting pack products. The ruling upholds penalties tied to shipments alleged to violate import rules.

Rebatara Muet Workington Mareh Vette Lomeli Surlington & Quins Halfway Co Hearn Rustens City Butt

Veteran Newark engineer Dien dies in home at 72

Veteran civil engineer Dien of Newark died Sunday night at home after a long career surveying Ute site Toro rillfodd Gepore Une date of Panniin. Walton, 72, was a TV diclowr atational regue tation and bellt phy det dirk. Hemeted in San Francisco during the gald fever.

Dien Newark Spa Mare Walton Panniin Parmlysin Sir Watton Dirk San Francisco

Machinists and Bollermakers Strike in Denver

A disrupted movement in Denver involves machinists and boiler makers striking on March 17. The report notes the outcry includes workers from the Get ver Up Grande eanirail's and references a recent conference with Manager It fom and Pelee Any Hey, signaling union-organizing activity.

Denver Col Uruben Methabeurey

Embezzler’s Sentence Shocks Philadelphia Court

A resident of Philadelphia was arrested and charged with embezzlement at a national bank. The suspect faced a December court hearing, with prosecutors presenting evidence of theft from accounts and misusing teller duties. Local officials emphasized the case as a wakeup call for bank security.

Philadelphia Mere Danmen Bimpeon Toner Mechanion National Bank of Ute Ety

Unclear Fragment Prompts Historic News Readout

The readable portion shows garbled text with scattered proper nouns and no coherent event. No identifiable people, places, or organizations form a complete factual item to summarize into a valid newspaper card.

Stillings Resigns and Nomination Moves Forward

The article reports the resignation of Stillings and the leadership shift as Wielowten and Morehtt discuss the next steps. The president accepts the resignation. government offices prepare to announce the new appointees. Populinites rally to nominate LaFoltette, Hinpeviay Kad Mirek Vi Ba We terbury, with regional areas awaiting confirmation and potential replacements.

Populinie LaFoltette Hinpeviay Mirek Weterbury Hraparik Pepellat de Waylie Popul

Burglary, Missing Body Linked to Bellville Case In Ohio

Garver case unravels in Bellville with a body found near Tintin Street and a stream witness. Police widen search as more clues surface about a missing man and potential money connections. In Cleveland a bold jewelry store burglary leads to suspect actions and a pursuit by patrols.

Garver Buugras Jacob Garver Bellville Richland County Gurvey Tintin Street Bellvilly Gareer

Convention to Meet in Auditorium Culmbie State Convention

A muddled OCR fragment describes a scheduled meeting in an auditorium with attendees including Benjamin Kiever and Astapius H. Hiarwon. It mentions a tet peralle state convention and a tragic incident involving oranges causing poisoning to a baby brother.

Culmbie G. Mare Benjamin Kiever Fogveny Webbie Astapius H. Hiarwon Auditorivie Pero Welletun Margaret

Convict Pardoned in Cuyahoga County Case

A sick convict in Cuyahoga County was pardoned after serving part of a sentence for graft. The procedure followed medical certification of health and the judge’s approval, with the convict released on medical grounds and reestablished into society.

Lewi B Ledlenge Cuyahoga County

Four Clubes Ave Mined $100 Apiece On Deal

Unclear OCR text notes payments of 100 each to players Geaster Robe and Duden by a national baseball committee on Monday. Mentions Boston American league Chicago American league and Grivane club with details garbled.

Clube Chetumal Columbie American Chicago Amgerican Ly Agrementa Geaster Robe Duden

Flower Extradition Case Sends Richard Flower Back to New York

After a long extradition battle spanning more than a year and a half, the Pennsylvania supreme court ordered Richard C. Flower to be extradited to New York on a grand larceny charge. Flower fled after the alleged crime, and the court found the attempted extradition had been pursued with potentially improper motives, directing that extradition papers be secured to proceed.

Piyagerpuim Pennsylvania Richard C. Flower Atte Supreme Court Moteslay New York Flower

Congress and state cases in bold headlines

The report notes a crowded congressional session in Washington debating a bill on executive branch power and a restoration proposal for the motto In God We Trust. It also covers arrests in Michigan for improper expense claims and a deadly dynamite blast in Virginia that killed a father and two sons.

Congressional Washington Billy Wader Legis TM Wihwet Bemater Beveridge Tillian

Forgert Obtained oe New York March t7 intent to wen

Police Headquarters disclosed that a forged note aimed to steal 240000 from Valemarde Co. in New York. One suspect, Theo, 28, formerly a student, claimed involvement and indicated others planned further forgeries. Detectives pursue remaining accomplices and examine the alleged ring's operations.

Forgert New York V ‘Alemarde & Co Wankers Tity Wwe MF Theo Tee Halo

Reception Committee Greets Delegates at Union Depot

Delegates arriving from other cities were welcomed at Union Depot by a morning reception committee marking the start of a union convention. Speakers include Dr Joseph Clark and DL Meig, with programs at Epworth Church and remarks on the teacher's life.

Kerry Ue Yohcal Toy Pooelwe Ty Teld Halon Varkowa Trabin Sievesn Epworth SQ Joseph Clark Ohio Phoady Ax DL Meig Indianapolis Indiana Mreebe Columbus J. Th. Oatey C.D. Melyn Curile Mhoebe Carte C.D. Meigw

How's This Advertisement for Cataren Cure in Toledo

An early 20th century style ad offers a promise of a reward for a cataren that cannot be cured by Hulls Cataren Cure. It lists several firms and individuals including J. J. Cheney of sixteen years, and Walmming Kinnan and Marvin Wholesale Drugents. The text mentions various product names and a claim of testing the cure through Heatonomiats and Herbolite products, with a note to contact for practices.

Unclaimed Letters at Marion Post Office 1908 List

Public notice of unclaimed letters at the Marion Ohio post office dated March 17 1908 includes names such as Corn Giga Myrtle Note Keler Ilia Mitchell Stella Whitney Nellie Yount Horry Taylor and Stella Whitney among others. Also lists firms and individuals including Ohlo Pipe Ling Co and News Tribune Co with entries for packing and forwarding.

Marion Ohie Giga Myrtle Keler Ilia Mitchell Mra Bele Stayner Nellie Yount Horry Taylor Mies Stella Whitney St. Joe Barnes WOR Uiteham Mi Benatetn J. Clevell Clarence Gourt Dotin Cosbara B. Ditton Thos Wall ARMS News Tribune Co Anguat Keele Jarver Willits M Dickerson P.M

Construction contract let for new block at State and Farming

Yesterday a contract was awarded for a brick and concrete block 28 by 410 feet at the corner of State and Farming Streets. Samuel Miller will build the structure and open a furniture store there. Charles B. Guibert handles carpenter work, W. Boltader brick work, and G. Smothers the concrete foundation.

State and Farming

Funeral Rites for Infant of Mr and Mrs Artin

Funeral services for the six month old infant of Mr and Mrs Joseph Artin were held at the Olney Avenue home at 4:30 a m. Rev J H Hailey conducted the service. Interment followed in Pleasant Cemetery.

Romaine Joseph Artin Olney Avenue J. H. Hailey Pleasant Cemetery

Marion Ohio North Main street improvement ordinance

Ordinance No 27 authorizes North Main street improvement from Klers avenue to Funke ground wheel with costs to be levied by installments and bonds. It outlines subject properties cast sharing, plan specs on file, and bid upon vitrified brick block with curb drainage and related works. The city council directs pro ceedings, assessments, and funding steps through ten annual installments and bond anticipation.

North Main Street Klers Avenue Funke Connell Marion State of Ohio North Mall Street Kleine Avon Falsean Street Department of Public Servieg Klorx Avenue Fairground Street Board of Public Toe

Photographers Offer Portraits Despite Weather and Fees

Advertising copy from Dunneiel Studio claims they photograph under all weather conditions and offer prints, paying 200 for books and pages. They invite customers to visit at 282-202 Farming Street, promising flexible service and city-wide coverage.

Farming Street

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