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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
3
An Ohio Toledo oath highlights a claim about lactose reliance to cure catarrh. The main text extols Denver civic boosters who treat city improvement as a science. It praises sidewalks trees water rates, street cleaning, and a 600000 auditorium for a national Democratic convention as a model for other cities.
In Pittsburg an employer prop osition to regulate wages by one cent an hour was rejected by the railway company hands. A second conference of employer and union leaders was to continue this afternoon with hopes of a satisfactory agreement. If no accord is reached about 2400 employees plan a strike at midnight tonight.
Mrs John Furstenberger entertained the iH club with a fifty second anniversary, while Mrs S J Edsell hosted the Woman's Home Circle. Albert Prennninger was surprised at a Penteylvenia Avenue gathering. The iPL club met at Mrs Willem Mino's home with officers elected for the coming term. Various prizes were awarded in contests and social diversions filled the afternoon.
Mes. Williams entertained the Sonial club at Mound Street with embroidery and chat. A future meeting is planned in three weeks at Mrs James Ralston’s home on Wear Columbia Street. The Jadien sewing circle gathered at Mrs Wesley Harsh’s home on Silver Street for a productive afternoon of sewing and social time. Tea and refreshments accompanied the sessions as attendees enjoyed the gatherings and preparations for upcoming events.
SHC and the Worn Guild of St Pauls church met at the parsonage Thereday afternoon to translate Lie regninr business of the so ciety. A meeting of the Oh ta Holoette Medion recreation will be held at Winston May 7 8 and or Rin of this city will read on paper as will alia tr 8 OW. Matlox. Mr de Te Hensley will row two papers J OH Denman son of W 2B Denman and Mr Michael Mrynalt Hheth l at Misterohtown Ohio are visiting Mr W 8 Den tan of South State street. A very large work of wild geese was ed by a Mrs of Marion people Wednesday evening flown over his city in a retrngulal shape ward the north. The formaken by Beene way unusually perfect.
Divers scanning the damaged vessel Mabsuss after a May explosion report many casualties. The wreck is severe with extensive damage and few bodies recovered, and officials say the exact death toll remains uncertain.
Judge WWotes Monod Commandery Number a6 held an evaluative runehive event with a Chie OF Plight candidate. In the evening a programme featured speeches by Mesa John Wile Proderie ferryman and others with Havill at the plano troughout the evening. A notable low fare talk by Aiton Dickerson traced fod origins. Fulton of the Ohio Weregan University spoke for the pan difatan. A regular lodge meeting of No. 71, and A.M tonight.
A lengthy ledger of real estate dealings names multiple transfers in Marion and surrounding townships. Properties include lots in Marion with prices ranging from 0 to 5,000 dollars, and acres in Montgomery and Prospect townships. Several executors and buyers such as Bain, Hood, Cox, Waples, Curtin, Myers, Davies, Moon, Navin, Peters, Perry, and others appear with varied sums and parcel descriptions.
Local notes detail visits and travels including Bert Bumgarner leaving for Silver Street, Conlon family moving to Galton, and Mr Charles Compton hosting George Clark. Caroline Williams and family plan to attend a Caruso concert in Columbus while George Walker visits Marion. An injury at Marion Manufacturing involved Mandy Bolander cutting a finger, and local officials held a hearing on ditch maintenance with a meeting set for May 1.
Columbus May 1 The Woods bill to strengthen health and welfare programs passes the Senate unamended after alcohol temperance members fought to amend it, accusing brewers of trying to kill the bill by sending it back to the House where supporters say the measure would not pass.
Cleveland May 1 a possible street railroad strike hangs on talks between union officials and Weinent Dupont of the threeffer's Hila and a meeting tonight where Dupont will answer workers demands While he says he will not grant the full demands general belief favors strike avoidance as the interview progresses
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