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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
2
The Banking Bill advances amid expectations of a Tuesday or Wednesday vote. Leaders note the measure includes a cash balance fund plan and potential amendments, while supporters stress its fiscal reach and revenue aspects.
Reports claim miners sent to Columbia and Utah districts yielded 2600 dollars in gold within two months. Steamship passengers Adurz and CW Brow arrived with dust totals of 900 dollars. Desertions occurred amid labor efforts and early explorers said they aimed to return for more.
Pekin report notes a British agreed experiment over four years to study the effect of regulation on consumption and inflation. The plan seeks to curb growth by shaping policy and controls, with measures to ease or tighten depending on results.
Fragmentary note reports an inmate at Gace Prison Denver to be moved on a date around July 12. The document mentions church services and confinement procedures while awaiting transfer, with unclear names and times due to OCR errors.
A Wealthy resident of San Diego, stockholder in Columba Saudioke and Hockiga caliveut, faces a solvent dispute. Irvine, a noted figure, appears related to the matter. The Chin court records show a complex proceeding affecting multiple stockholders.
A steamer ran aground near Seattle during a Nor’easter. The vessel dragged anchor and broke free before grounding again in shallow water. Fireboats deployed to assist and evacuations were ordered as salvage crews assessed damage amid worsening tide conditions.
A scrambled collection of telegram style notes reports deaths including Senator William J. Ryan of Florida from typhoid in Washington and a range of incidents. It mentions political figures, court actions, dam and river flood concerns, accidents at sea, arrests, and public notices with unclear details and many garbled names and places.
Fragmentary report mentions individuals from Middlewilte and Doburty Trassticutly. A fire scene described with a person aged six six and a half, notes about pole, coat and hindering elements, but missing coherent context and outcome.
Indianapolis reports indicate a shift in interest toward soft containment policy among district centers. Diplomacy promotes centralized control and a move away from emulation, while local committees discuss political leverage and recovery of ore from California and Green River operations.
In March at Bt Peterebure a report cites threats of assassination involving figures named Zoumya and Gree Mee Caton of Tene Russia. The fragmentary text mentions a wedding and vague diplomatic tensions.
A government session in Wellington aims to discuss budget measures including a $780 allocation. Secretary Core will lead the briefing, with attendees from Marek and local officials. The session plans to address varied governance topics and future year commitments.
A March fire at Westveaunville's Pein Spring Works largely destroys the plant and injures 87 percent of foam production, risking up to 100000 in losses and leaving seventy five men unemployed.
An order from the Navy Department detaches Rear Admiral from duty amid a reshuffle. The officer, Wary Wildna, is reassigned to discuss growth and maritime tasks. The move comes as Poctenhuuil, Hy, hosts new arrangements in naval leadership.
A toppled wall at Prospect School in East Develant endangers hundreds of pupils after a section of the top floor collapsed during remodeling. A worker, Liborine, was severely injured and taken to St Alexis hospital with multiple fractures as inspectors flagged unsafe conditions and cranes began stabilizing the site.
A strange shipwreck tale from Baltimore Captain Gril describes a schooner with cargo of timber. The crew faced a gale and sinking hull, struggled three hours to reach deck, and endured exposure and near starvation before rescue. Meanwhile a quarantine announcement spans fourteen states amid cattle and fever concerns.
Genator Tillman and Titian Mayoh, both prominent figures in Columbia circles, were reported recovering from a serious incident. One source says Tillman is better after the Sunday night event while Titian Mayoh is described as in critical condition, with officials uncertain about next steps.
A historic clipping from New Orleans March papers outlines a petition to abolish horse racing. It notes a movement to end racing at Lanier tracks and references Loulelan Thomas of Milny as part of the authors backing the reform. The document calls for abolition actions to be presented to the relevant society.
Unclear 1907 report notes two men, McDonald and Heuwer, escaping jail and attempting a Northern overland train heist near Mocudatl Maombana on September 13, 1907. Great Northern officials prepared for the escape. details are fragmented and partially unreadable.
Ill mistyped report describes wolves attacking near Sprit, Cheyenne area. A local resident repelled the pack using rifles and forced the animals away from a roadside scene.
The report notes Whitelaw Reid hosted guests in Biarritz on March 23 with his aunts among those invited, reflecting a private gathering amid a royal wave from King Edward.
A dated advertisement denounces secret stomach remedies and narcotics, urging readers to inspect medicine ingredients. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, reliable option available nationwide, claiming they aid digestion, strengthen nerves, and relieve dyspepsia without harmful substances.
In St. Petersburg on March 22 M Ko Korbed, minister of finance, warned that the budget for the Duma must include new loans. He cited heavy indebtedness and announced a plan to double track the Side allway while noting constraints on national defense and ongoing fiscal needs. An extra 6 million marks will be spent annually for several years to come.
Emma Goldman an anarchist spoke Sunday night in Milwaukee after Chicago police had previously halted her address. Police kept a ready presence but did not interfere as the speech proceeded with careful wording to avoid disruption.
The French fishing vessel Bul olne was drawn by Moors near Cape Juby and brought to the coast of Morocco in the Cassard. Crew members were taken aboard Cassard without ransom.
A 26 March birth at Fort Carmel Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, to Marie Beth of Cleveland. The newborn boy arrived early Sunday morning. mother and child are reported in good condition.
San Diego, Cal March 23 A wires message received by Mayer Mar confirms the timing of the fleet's arrival and departure. The rest will reach San Diego at 2 40 o'clock in the afternoon on Tuesday April 21 and depart at 6 30 o'clock in the evening on Saturday April.
An old advertisement touts a supposed cure for untreatable illnesses claiming Mall's Art Cure by WALDING KINNAN MARVIN and other Toledo firms. It asserts 15 years of service by J Uheney, promises flawless terms in dubious transactions, and urges purchase of a mail order remedy billed as a universal blood treatment.
March 23 Maynard Ketter, a prosperous farmer, told police that his pocket contained 25.05 dollars when stolen in a saloon. Tarry Jolnson, junior dealer, was arrested and charged with the theft.
Near Foraker Ohio on March 23 Mrs Sherman Burdette aged 99, wife of a farmer, sustained a near severing when a gun mechanism in a meathouse trap fired. She was distracted at the moment, with two young children nearby who witnessed the accident. The device had been set to deter thieves.
A fire at the United States barracks memo hall damaged the kitchen yesterday. Recruit Sufféra fractured leg. John B. Murphy of Michigan suffered a burn and other injuries. Estimated damages: building $5,600 contents $600.
Youngstown Ohio March 23 according to reliable information the Erie employees including Chom of the Mahoning division held a meeting to resist a proposed 10 percent wage reduction. The local grievance committee was instructed to go to New York with committees from other divisions to present the workers case to Erie officials. They are in New York at present.
In Fayette Ohio on March 23 Peter Keller aged 60 Civil War veteran shot himself at his wife’s grave in the cemetery. His body was found by Horace Ford this morning. Keller mourned his wife for years and was heartbroken after his daughter died in Moreno street a year ago. No prior signs of despair were noted.
Joseph Dobisiak was found dead in an unfinished building on 101 Avenue in Lorain Ohio. He had been choked to death and Miles Dick was arrested in connection with the case though not charged. The 42 year old machinist had been seen in saloons around 101 Avenue Saturday and leaves a wife and family in Hungary.
Senator Toledo alleges a prisoner hung by wrists inside Ghio penitentiary during a visit with Toledo women. Benatar Lamb relays the witness statement to Cleveland Ohio Parole System coverage notes parole flaws and a proposed state probation law causing limited paroles in a 1500-prison facility.
Reports confirm the body of W. R. Baker has been recovered after the fatal incident in Indiana. Authorities had indicated Baker was killed during the encounter, with initial confusion surrounding the event. Further details are awaited as investigators seek to piece together the sequence of actions and identify any involved parties.
A gray Amber wolf eluded several bystanders before being fatally shot by Ray Bairstow on Sunday. The incident occurred as the animal crossed a residential quarter near Ked de and Devon avenues, near Chicago, with a 1 year old witness reportedly present.
A man known as Mareh Moran A A Selilppeabech Riweleapoumal faces murder charges in Uhla City. Police say he confessed to fleeing Russia after learning of the killings of a robber and a Jew. He denies the murders, claiming he was unaware of the events until he fled. The case involves unrest linked to Howsia Mat Nifoth Zernosekaw and Alondas Botare.
A 1907 account recounts Colonel Pelham at Fort Clymer sending seven soldiers to guard a woodcutters crew against a 200 strong Indian war party. Sergeant Lyox leads a doomed retreat, the group singing The Star Spangled Banner as they fall one by one, with the fort witnessing their last stand in a doomed exection.
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