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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1908

Page

9

Brave Woman Rescues Children From Fire in Park

A woman hero saved children from a blaze in Horoweh Park. Lilla Raymond, passing the burning house, alerted neighbors and helped Mrs. Duxeyh and Mrs. Loch's children to safety. One child suffered severe burns. Raymond shielded a crying infant as flames spread. The incident occurred in Fort Thomas, with Army officials arranging a local transfer and veterans moving toward Kentucky.

New York Horoweh Park Nveehtidien Cihle Alamo Saiern Bie Lilla Raynyoend Tve Vane

Assigned to Duty at Naval Station Change of Command

Assigned to duty as commandant of the naval station at Tuteile Sono, Capt Joh Parker, retired at P Olde, to relieve Capt CB Moore on waitining out Lesingioe Sy Tiare. The移 note mentions Jenkins amt 18 from land bark company, Mount Storl Arklay, and tobacco property. Read as a local dispatch noting a changeover and local concerns over property and tobacco crops.

Washington Joh Parker P Olde Bus Ween Naval Station Tuteile Sono CB Moore Ogred Jenkins Amt Land Bark Company New Mount Storl

Teachers Return to Bryant School in Wyandotte County

Kansas City March 28. Teachers resumed Friday at Bryant public school Wyandotte county west of Kansas City Kan. On Tuesday most women teachers walked to the county treasurer to have pay warrants issued. The troubled event grew from pay warrant delays and caused unrest among staff.

Kansas City Bryant Wyandotte County Kan

Japan Prevent Entry Ban Franclava March 28

The Weekly Imrie of the United Korean reports Koreans prepared 2000 copies for mailing to Korea while debating whether Japanese officials would permit entry. a free mail van was opened and examined. The article notes a second editorial justifying the actions.

Japan Imrie United Korean Korea Benties Chun Durham

Tornado and Snow Strike Michigan's Upper Peninsula

A late Friday storm swept Michigan causing a tornado in the southern lower peninsula and heavy snowfall in the upper peninsula. Damage hit fort property near Hinckman and Woodsville with trees and orchards uprooted, but no fatalities reported. Mehaminee reported wind speeds around 60 miles per hour driving snow into houses. Train and trolley service deteriorated as telegraph and telephone lines were interrupted statewide.

Ue State Michigan Hinckman Woods Ville Northwrest Jackace Mehominee Upper Peninsula Houge Dette Upper Michigan

Spring Weather Brings Better Trade Outlook

New York reports improved retail demand as weather trends favor merchandise trade. Boston notes early demand for goods with Woollen goods showing rising interest. Despite some slow collections, overall commercial activity slowly improves with merchants optimistic about liberal margins and country orders increasing.

New York Tol Dunci Indica Boston Siiinie Murelasore Bal

Little Girl Burns to Death in Conneaut

News clippings report a five year old girl Talit Peltonto burned to death while playing with matches in Conneaut Ohio on March 2. The fragmentary tale also mentions a burned barn in Warringtonville and a series of robberies near Berea and in San Francisco with various losses and suspects.

Conneaut Talit Peltonto Slater Drees Uooes Cleveland Morrie Klein & Co Broadway

Standard Oil buys Minnetonka Oil Co in Ohio lease deal

Purchase by Standard Oil Co Findlay marks expansion as Minnetonka Oil Co of Hinodk is folded into the Obie Of Co. by Pittsburgh capitalists. Price reported as 1.266 million dollars. Ohio Oil Co plans to begin operation of the former independent concern. The property covers over 6,000 acres with wells and a production around 6,000 barrels.

Standard Oil Co Findlay Oil Trust Minnetonka of Co Hinodk Obie Pitteburg Capitol Donnell Pittebung Ohio OF Co Jroperty Oerodes Lan Oo

Went Away to Kill Herself in a City

A distressing incident is described where a woman attempted self harm and was restrained by a passerby. A medical examiner later stated the case appeared staged. The event drew attention from witnesses and local authorities as they assessed the circumstances.

Heat Prostration Hits District as Spring Turns Hot

March 28 reports the first heat prostration of the year in Washington DC. Mrs May Plorence, 26, was rushed to a hospital after collapsing in the early dawn. She quickly revived as the official thermometer at the weather bureau showed a high reading.

Washington District of Columbia May Plorence Woonselone Bivewu

Roving Description of Ancient Wells and Earthquake Echoes

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a roaring well near Chayley Larhern northeast of Helo, with the well active for weeks before a great earthquake at Ban Praveleco. A curious rumble and wind from the well’s mouth reportedly coincided with a late hour impact near California city.

Unclear wartime note on refugees and ships

Fragmentary report mentions Kingston Jamaica port of arrival, refugees linked to German actions, a US gunboat at harbor, and a surface claim of deaths from pneumonia and illness. Also references St Mary the Virgin church in New York and a designer of a stamp, with no coherent narrative.

Kingston Port Au Veiice Hatt Beeman Kngston Jamaica United States T. Diahett St. Mary the Virgin New York

Investigation of Harriman Purchases by Three-Director Committee

The report by three disinterested Union Pacific directors clears Harriman Rogers and others of graft claims tied to purchases in rail stocks. Stockholders approved the sale of bonds to finance the deal, with total market value cited between 240 million and 950 million dollars.

New York Vinian Wasteh Hife Union Pookie Harriman Union Pacific H. Rogers Jansen Harrian Connecticut de Harrian Rogers Bulman Autheriae Banda Arl Railroad Harrisan Perustd Supreme Court Minale Central Recurati¢n Go St. Joxept & Grand Toland Harriton Susan Ptrelasne Union Parlic Inovteser

Theater Guiding on Fire in Chicago March 28

Fire damaged a theater on the bulge floor of the Madembr theater. Chief Behdettler and followers warned while the crowd retreated. About 800 people were inside. the danger area extended 100 feet. Fire was enclosed but under control after eight hours.

Chilcago Marc Behdettler

Free Sample Offer Promises Breath Fix From Stuart Charcoal

A dubious advertisement claims Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges can cure bad breath and related digestion issues. It promises a free sample by mail from F. A. Stuart Co at 200 Stuart Bldg Marshall, Illinois, urging readers to send name and address for delivery.

Enheman Stuart Bernune Tom Drageiet Addree Wample Parkage F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bde Marshall

New York Sees Ideal Weather Amid March Warmth

March 28 in New York brought a mild day with 61 degrees at the Weather Bureau and several degrees more on pavements. The wartime spring warmth offered little relief to shoppers in heavy winter clothing, marking one of the warmest March days recorded, surpassing the 75 degree March 28, 1907 record.

New York Thomarton Aix

Old Home Gift Sparks Family Showing Generosity

In Gives Girle Old Home New York March 28 Mrs Sage presented the house to two girls after an offer prompted by Mr Moylan’s bid. The gesture to ensure a stable home for the girls follows prior negotiations over surrounding property and reflects a generous move by the widow. Washington March 28 Assistant Secretary Newberry told the House Naval Affairs Committee that midshipman graduations will create an officer surplus in 10 to 20 years. He proposed yearly selective promotions to limit overcrowding and weed out less capable officers. Naples March 24 A man posing as a Minwell agent for the Cuban government arrived seeking to exploit the local situation for brigandage in Cuba.

Bond San Francisco Pelday Midaletown N.Y Weonard Alea Mary Allen Clilaja Cevriers Ely Chilapa Mirenie Aby Anthony Montelaal Woods Giveraflee Hortheast Niles Mich Chicago Chester Auburn Privon Qwretheart G Brown Gillette Albany Guy Highes Niagara Falls Mon Gillette Estinewich Wiebe Jurel Wolle Werriog Carol Honk Ginewer Benator Allison San Francisco New York Mra Ruwsell Bage Mra Sage Wm. Moylan Moylan Washington Newberry House Committee Mir. Newberry Fotlow Aly Veryi

Appointed Receiver For Pope Motor Car Co In Toledo

Judge Judy Taylor Friday named FL A Boot of the Superior Trust Co Cleveland as a third receiver to safeguard creditors interests after hearings on motions to remove George A Yule and Albert Le Poran as receivers of the Pope Motor Car Co Toledo March 26 and related proceedings by creditors.

Toledo George A. Yule Albert le Por Pope Motor Car Co United States Judy Taylor FL A. Boot Superior Trust Co Cleveland Creditore

Dayton Painter Struck by Train Near Big Four Tracks

Charles Comer, a painter, was found at the Big Four tracks in Dayton at 8 o'clock Friday night with an arm and leg crushed. He had been arguing with Lina at his home and was believed to be on a Southwestern Limited train bound for Columbus from New Africans when the accident occurred.

Dayton Charles Comer Lina Aren Houthwestern Limited Columbus Ile Arma

Two Bodies Found and a March Pay Irregular Report

The text reports two bodies found near Willarisport with unclear names Frank Roberta and Mrs Brleet and mentions a payment due March 28. It references an anxious bank secretary in San Francisco and mentions a Sunday evening event of unclear cause. The piece then shifts to the Last Word and mummy references in the Hourton Post.

Willarisport Frank Roberta Initiative Hoteet Stunder Mulette Erie Roberta Mra. Brleet Hourton

Community church services and meetings listed

UNIDPD Brethren Church led by Pastor L C Reed lists Rabbath School at 6 a m Sermon at 10 40 a m and a men s meeting at 4 p m Y P S C B at 6 p m sermon 7 p m prayer Wednesday All invited Quinn Chapel A M B Church led by W W Grimes with Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 90 a m and 7 30 p m Phoeb Allen W C T U at 6 p m prayer Wednesday AM invited First Church of Christ Scientist lists services at 10 30 a m subject Reality Wednesday 7 20 p m reading room open daily except Sunday Wesley M B Church Center Street and Olney Avenue pastor C B Rowley with various services Junior League Bible study and prayer meeting Asbury S B Church on Lae Street 2 80 p m meeting Free Baptist Church CEO H Barnard pastor Sunday School 9 00 a m preaching 10 30 a m Y B 6 p m preaching 7 00 p m note public invited Presbyterian Church corner Church and Prospect Blvd pastor G M Rourke with Sabbath School 4 p m morning service 10 30 a m primary graduation 7 Juror C 1 2p m Senior O EB 6 p m evening service Philippines topic Evening sermon The Crite of Laziness all welcome Forest Lawn Mission Sabbath School 2 80 p m Prot 1 aus Beckett text incomplete

Unidpd Brethren Church L. C, Reed South Prospect Street Rabbath School Cartie Carr Mise Milde Pangborn Yehurch Quinn Chapel A. M. BR Church Park Street W. Grimes In. . Jones Phoeb Allen W First Church OF Christ Scientist Cor Beker Streete Lonlire Josiah Wen Wesley M. B Sor Center Street Olney Avenue C. B. Rowley Davis J ‘Homan Spragg Free Baptist Church Barnard Rayl R. Behrhower Davide Derive Anna Fite First Presbytarian Churchh Corner Church Prospect Bla Ghorok Rourke M. D Calvary Evanghlical High Streets L. D. Zachman ipjAd P. A Aevening Ppworth Beoburgh D. H. Bailey J. B. Viteden Jesus Ryworth Lacy Ohio Wesleyan University Shanghai China League Chri Reformed Chiron W. A H. W. Snickle Erman C. H Ng- Vast Ladies’ Society Henry Klehm

Church scheduled services and events for Sunday

C E Burretas Pantor hosts Sunday worship with 9 a m and 10 a m services. Missionary collection, evening service at 6 16 p m, prayer meeting at 7 0. Wednesday preaching at 8 p m. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Ohrealy’s South Main Street home.

C. E. Burretas Pantor Schbool Oh Martkert Lake Sabiethant Dyworth League Tavening Aervices Nérvicoa

Local Church Notices and Services in Scranton Pa

A scanned page lists multiple church announcements from Scranton pa with schedules for Sunday services in English and German, sermon topics, and youth activities. It notes Evangelical temperance efforts at the Infirmary and mission work, with details on carpool arrangements and meeting times.

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