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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1910

Page

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Catherine Manz Arrest Reveals Identity at Akron Factory

Catherine Manz sixteen, sister of Elizabeth Manz, was arrested at the B F Goodrich factory in Akron while using the name Ethel Morgan. Authorities suspect murder by poison after Elizabeth died of suspected strychnine poisoning in Massillon. Police trace Catherine’s movements Friday night via Canton and Massillon transit records, with witnesses identifying her on multiple interurban cars.

Elizabeth Mann United Press Wire Akron Catherine Many Ellaabeth Manz Mansillon B. F. Goodrich Company Ak- Paes Ethel Morgan Cmet Brtle Massillon Harry Rowenbloom Rosenshe Clef Erile Pliabeth Mane Catherine Manz Canton William Bayiss Catherine Mann Munaillon Canton Public Square Joseph I. Burkier Catherine Massillnn Elizabeth Mans Charles Frits James Corna Manz Elizabeth Prite Wald Catherine Mants Massilion John Catherie John Bowsht John Mans Buxabyth Detroit Johnnya Wald Jour Leo C. Parris Farrar Canton Elinboth Petroit Goodhart Mare Cathearine Polmon Katie Kaile Mary Mans Goodhart Mans Joe Ertie Mary Pauline Bremiey Tilisheth Sheelty Bremley

King Edward in grave condition spurs public alarm

Reports say the king remained confined to his room despite a favorable briefing, triggering widespread concern. Other items cover Goodhart Mans family after Elizabeth's death and Catherine Manz's arrest in Akron, with relatives awaiting police actions and funeral plans amid tense statements from officials.

Tandon Edward

Indictments accuse National Packing firms of restraint of trade

Federal grand jury returns indictments charging National Packing and its subsidiaries with a combination to restrain trade and fix prices. Individual defendants are named, and a civil petition seeks dissolution of the National Packing company. Additional defendants include Continental Packing, Armour, Swift, and others.

United Press Chicago National Packing Company Federal Grand Jury W Bt United States Eircult Court Companion G. HH. Hammond Company Hammond Packing Company Omahe Packing Company Fowler Packing Crimine Aly National Packing Compa Continental Packing Company Armour & Company Lowitt & Company Morty

Roosevelt unable to answer all questions in Luxor trip start

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, overwhelmed by telegrams, drafts travel reporters to help with messages as he heads from Khartoum to Luxor. The party plans two days in Thebes area to see Amenophis III temple and other monuments while the press notes the conservation movement interest and ongoing Ballinger-Pivotal debate.

Egypt United Prena United Press Sheullul Roosevelt Bine Thoonevelt United Prom Roosevelts Luxor Thebes Khartoum Lixor Viaitora McClanahan Asiut Non Asouan Wip Docit America

Thirty two fishermen lost off Portuguese coast

Thirty two fishermen aboard fishing boats with a combined crew were lost today along the Portuguese coast near Lisbon. Bodies washing ashore indicate few, if any, survivors. Reports mention plans to greet a visiting colonel with three cheers, reflecting local sentiment.

Lisbon Portagese

Leaders Sentenced In Federal Court War Case

Tinlint, Presé Wire, and several named defendants were sentenced to two years in the federal penitentiary at Port Lawvenworth and fined $10,000 each by Judge McPherson here today. A witness list notes most stood silent, while Goddard of San Antonio avoided a verdict and remains under indictment to be tried with others in the Nebraska district.

Tinlint Prése Wire Council John Cmaybray Levon Losier Wom Robinson Willard Powell Clarence Claas Wd. Leash Hold KL Morris Clarence Vorbus Hanry Borbes Biddle McCoy Port Lawvenworth Juego McPherson

Don't Mention It Polite Exchange After Street Collision

A polite Boston man collided with another man on a street. The second man grew angry, and the first responded with a bow and a refusal to assign blame, asking the other to avoid mentioning the incident.

Boston

Canadian Talks and Taft Golf Plans Stir Albany

A chaotic dispatch from Albany describes Canada resisting concessions while President Taft negotiates with Canadian leaders. The piece notes high level exchanges, a proposed special act, and plans for a golf match between Canada’s governor general and Taft in New York.

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Engine Blown From Track Near Cumberland Massachusetts

A section of a natural gas pipeline near Cumberland was ignited by a ruptured engine on a railroad line. Sparks caused an explosion that hurled the engine from the rails, leaving one injured and raising fears of further fires as flames spread and gas supply may need to be cut. President Taft traveled to New Haven to attend Yale Corporation events and a dinner in Providence, while Yale officials discussed campus affairs and possible building project extensions.

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Smith Bill Reported Out By Special Committee

The Smith bill to fix a tax limit will be reported out by the special committee. The bill would relax the one per cent limit so that a taxing district shall not be restricted. No less taxes than were levied in 1910, with a chance for a slight annual increase, Smith says the bill will be in shape to meet differing needs of taxing districts in the state.

M.ca Crease Columbus Mare Smith Shire

Taft Sends Message to Canadians After Albany Talks

United Press dispatch from Toronto reports President Taft sent a message to Canadians through Dr J He MacDonald editor of the Toronto Globe. Taft expresses desire for justice in tariff issues and trade between the United States and Canada, hoping for peaceful resolution and mutual benefit. He notes sympathy with Canada as part of the British empire and indicates progress after a conference with Hon Mr Fielding and others toward resolving constitutional and trade questions.

United Pros Wire Toronto Ont Albany New York Taft Talthow J. He Mac Donald Toronto Globes Canada Aiden Trondebin Generaelty Assur Canaia Ux Lnters Congress Mr. Plolding United States Bhuth Ernie Mac Donalth Washington Aavertain Wilfred Laurier Macik Ottawa T Ae Fielding

Period for Rebuilding Congress Reforms Rules Committee

Congress debates the new rules committee as insurgents seek footholds. Six Republicans and four Democrats will be chosen by the Republican caucus with Cannon allies likely to hold power. The fate of proposals and the pace of reform hinge on intra party battles and anticipated cross party support.

United Press Wire Washington House Congress Speaker Cannon Nien Champ Clark Woemech Capitol Cole Luigues Insurgenta Kowlo Tentre Fair Republican New York Europe House Committee On Portances United States Committee On Nas Gelther Dearies Ong ‘Lomurgent Republis Cannon Fe Q Hanes

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