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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1908

Page

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Johnson Bomb Teases Garber Camp in Columbus May Event

Columbus May 5 Tom L Johnson fires a statement attacking Harmon and links liquor interests to Democratic convention aims. He seeks to derail Andvon Harmon’s gubernatorial bid amid factional picks for the Garber-Finley slate and a contested nomination process at the convention.

Harmon Democratic Party Columbus Tom L. Johnson To Raye Johnennays Bryan Ohio Gox, Brown and Guilbert Johnson watl-Garber Andvon Harmon Cineins Patl M. B. Ingalls

Sending of Troops Now Mere Matter of Time

Columbus reports the sending of troops to quell disturbances in the Hurley tobacco district is imminent. Cavalry likely to depart first from troop B in Columbus, with secret preparations under way for rapid mobilization. A Tusaday conference between Governor Harrie and Adjutant General Oriteffeld produced no statements amid a critical, escalating situation.

Burley Tobacco Warris and Critchfield Columbus Hurley Tobacco Cohumbua Harrie Oriteffeld

Pledges to Hughes in fight against race track gambling

Delegates from 11600 churches and hundreds of prominent professionals and business leaders packed Carnegie Hall to back Governor Hughes in a mass meeting opposing race track gambling. A pledge of support was adopted urging anti race track legislation and insisting lawmakers act to stop the practice.

New York Carnegie Charles EB. Hughes Hugels Hughes

Demisly Boomed for Supreme Bench

Judge Edward J. Dempaey, former Cinel mayor, has been advanced as a candidate for the Supreme Court. The Dempaey boom grew Tuesday with delegates showing strength for a middle of the road option as the convention favored peaceful policy.

Columbus May Edward J. Dempaey Cinel Supreme Court Dempaey Tuewdey

Murder Found in Bellville After Garver Body Found

The body of Jacob Garver was found Sunday afternoon in the Clearfolk area by local youths. He disappeared in early March after being seen with two intoxicated men. The body showed decomposition and possible wounds, with money stolen and foul play suspected.

Bellville Jacob Garver Garver Ang Weighta

Missing freight crew after cloudburst disaster near Birkner

Three crew members of a Louisville and Nashville railroad freight train are missing after the train was struck by a cloudburst near Birkner last midnight. The locomotive and entire train were engulfed by water, and the men are believed drowned. Local authorities and rescuers continued to search the area for bodies and determine the full extent of the disaster.

Cloudbutst Lous Run Lousaville Nash~ville Beet Nolenti Wince Birkner

Fourtare Grushed In Shaft Incident At Tomarack Mine

Fragmented report describes a mining accident at the Tomarack copper mine near Tomarack, Mich. Four workers were likely affected as an engineer attempted a rapid shaft removal. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.

Cahuiniely Tomarack Mich Tive Ear

Denver man kills wife then self after reconciliation attempt

In Denver a man named Burt killed his estranged wife Louwise Motley two weeks after their divorce and then killed himself. The mother of the girl reportedly tried to intervene and was shot, then Roche turned the gun on himself.

Denver May Louwise Burt Kochs

Evans In Command Amid Rumors Of Invasion

Disjointed reports claim Admiral Evans will rejoin the fleet at an inland port and set sail on a staged voyage from Hamyon Roads. Local crowds surge as rumors of a major invasion sweep through the city and requests for a quarter of a jillion people in the next two days circulate amid confusion.

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Unclear text about Cleveland presidency change proposal

An unreadable notice from Lakewood North Dakota dated May 3 announces a change in the situation affecting former President Cleveland. It mentions access to a Cleveland hired apartment or van and a denial of access, but details are garbled and unclear.

Lakewood N. d Inont Cleveland van Willl

Pope declines prince in marriage request

Tome May 6 report notes the Pope refused to permit a priest to officiate at the proposed marriage of Prince Mle de Saami and Mme. the couple reportedly left for Florence where a Protestant clergyman may marry them.

Tome Raven Mle de Saami

Tornadoes Reported Across Several States

A tornado struck Watson Arkansas with telegraph and telephone lines down. Houses were blown from foundations at Chickasha Oklahoma and Holdenville Oklahoma. A tornado wrecked homes near Paris Texas and damaged crops. Several people were injured in the affected areas.

Memphis Tenn Watson Ark Chickawha Okla Paris Texas

Vreeland Currency Bill Likely to Pass House

Washington reports that within twenty four hours leaders expect approval of the Vreeland currency bill. The general conference of home Republicans is scheduled for tonight to discuss the measure.

Washiigton Vreeland

Teacher Kills Daughter Then Takes Own Life

Cleveland Mayb-( Kuppe, a mis e teacher, chloroformed his daughter Labecky, hanged himself in a kitchen after writing letters indicating he killed her to spare his ill wife. The 22 year old victim, long feeble health, died as he feared being institutionalized by strangers. He had earlier shot at Wood and lived in a cycle of flightiness since two years prior. The affair references the Anya Hall theory and a desire for a painless death.

Cleveland Kuppe Ais Labecky Kappe Nene Anya Hall

Evidence of Ghastly Crime Unearthed at Gunness Farm

Laporte Indiana May 5 Evidence of a more ghastly crime than the one at Mrs Belle Gunness home was unearthed this morning when the dismembered remains of a man and the wheellton of young women were found buried along the fence near the Gunness town. A week ago the Gunness home was destroyed by fire and the remains of Mrs Gunness and three children were found among the ruins. The body of the man was identified by a brother from Aberdeen South Dakota who came here bent on wedding Mrs Gunness. The woman has not been identified.

Gunness Laporte Ind Belle Gunness Gunnam Andrew Hebrerwen Aberdeer South Dakota Mra

Mayors Johnson and Campbell in Senate endorsement race

In Columbus the Democratic preconvention scene shifts to endorsing a Senate candidate. Mayor Tom J. Johnson of Cleveland backs endorsing Campbell, while opposition leader Winley doubts a direct primary. Johnson also vows support for a state chair bid, as factions clash over platform planks and potential candidacies for lieutenant governor and governor.

Columbus M. &. Ingalls Cinciunati United States Ingalls Tom J., Johnson Cleveland Cuyahoga James J. Campbell Minto Plenphell Winley Johnson Fivealls Campbell Iis Mie Tan Herbert Bigelow MayorsJohov Harvey OC Garber W. UL. Finley Charles P. Salen Prevent John 8. Drake Erie County Fu Mf Hagus Springfeld Supreme Bench Atlee Pomerone Judson Harmon

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