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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1907

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Dover Mystery of Marvin Boy Death Stirs Dover

Dover residents debate if Horace Marvin Jr died naturally from exposure and hunger or was unlawfully killed after a boy vanished March. Post mortem suggests death by exposure with stomach analysis awaited. coroner's jury toured the Marvin farm as witnesses described the scene and clothing.

Dover Del Horace Marvin, Jr Marvin Farm J. N. Wilson Shi Joseph A. Calloway Harrington

Meat inspection enforces closures of Chicago establishments

Chicago on May 6 reports forty six establishments have lost interstate meat trade under the meat inspection law in ten months. Dr Melvin, chief of the bureau of animal industry, says twelve will have inspection withdrawn for sanitation failures. One more will close for using prohibited preservatives.

Chicago Melvin Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Cariculture

Explosion claims eighteen at Moltien gold mine

London reports eighteen men killed in a massive explosion at the Moltien gold mines in the Transvaal. Initial details indicate a catastrophic blast with many workers affected and authorities launching investigations.

London Moltien Transvaal

Eleven Black Hand members convicted in conspiracy trial

Wilkes Barre Pa May 4 Eleven of the thirteen alleged members of The Black Hand gang were convicted of a conspiracy charge by the jury this morning, marking a decisive outcome in a ongoing case.

Wilkeshirre Black Hand

Carnegie to Promote Peace Across Latin America

New York on May 11 reports Andrew Carnegie plans missions to achieve permanent peace in Latin America. Diego Mendoza, ex-Colombian minister, travels with Prof. Shepherd of Columbia University to undertake the work as Carnegie missionary. Mendoza will earn 25000 dollars yearly plus expenses.

New York Andrew Carnego Latin America Diego Mendoza Columbia Washington Prof Shepherd Columbia University Carnegie Mendoza

Fight 10 A Finish in San Francisco Labor Strike Turmoil

San Francisco experiences labor unrest as street railways strike prompts store owners to threaten closures. Businesses fear a general slowdown with possible troop deployment to protect property, source notes, and authorities prepare measures.

San Francisco

Slake Shore Train Hits Street Sweeper in Kalamazoo

A Lake Shore freight train struck a street sweeper at a crossing in Kalamazoo Michigan around May. the locomotive derailed the street cleaner and killed Fireman Wenger while injuring another worker. The incident prompted an investigation and temporary street closure.

Kalamazu Mich Lake Shore Wenger

Wreck Victims Identified After Ohio Interurban Crash

Bowling Green May 6 John Baker of McComb dies from injuries in Toledo interurban trolley collision last night. Mrs Ella McCoy Findlay and S A Dugas Kenton fatally injured. Rudolph school teacher Miss Hanven hailed for rescuing and aiding unconscious passengers. Thirty others injured. Crash blamed on motorman disobeying orders.

Bowling Green John Baker McComb Toledo Ella McCoy Findlay S.A. Dugas Kenton Hanven Rudolph Forma Mot Jorman

Outbreak Fears Anti Christian Riot Spread

May 1919 reports from Amritsar describe Hindu attendants inciting violence against Christians, desecrating churches, and assaulting missionaries. Rioting mob actions followed, with authorities deploying severe repression to curb the unrest amid a mutinous atmosphere.

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Mexico withdraws diplomats from Guatemala

Washington May 1 The state department announced that Mexico has severed all diplomatic relations with Guatemala in protest over Guatemalan refusal to surrender Generdón Lima a close ally of President Cabrera accused of instigating the murder of former president Bavillas in Guatemala City The Mexican affairs in Guatemala will be handled by the Austrian legation in Guatemala City.

Guatemala City State Department Washington Mexico Guatemala Generdon Lima Cabrera Bavillas Hhutenmla Mexico City Avourian Guatemala Vite

Motion on Haywood murder case argues bill of particulars

In Boine Idaho May 6 defense and state attorneys argued a technical motion in the Haywood murder case. The defense seeks a bill of particulars to show the exact murder charges. The indictment allegedly combines murder and conspiracy, with Haywood allied to the state during Governor Stammenberg’s killing.

Boine Idaho Haywood Haywicd Stammenberg Killens

Police Chief Clarifies Death Of 3-Year-Old Hoenig

Cleveland May 6 The police chief stated it is his opinion that three-year-old Alexander Hoenig died not by murder but by accident. He suggested the child entered a butcher shop ice chest and suffocated on sawdust, while authorities later discussed possible foul play and the toy body’s discovery near a butcher shop. May 11 updates show police not advancing in solving the case.

Atate James M. Satterfield Dois Anc Pleasanton James L. Hawkins James J. Saxton Magnolia Marvin Marvin Farm Woodall Butler Caldwell Cleveland Kobler Alexander Hoenig Opy Darrel Cleveland, O Dttle Alex Hoenig

Passenger train nearly wrecked near Leetonia last night

Pittsburg May 0- A Pennsylvania east bound No. 16 passenger train between Cleveland and Pittsburg narrowly escaped a wreck at Leetonia. A heavy freight train broke apart, endangering scores of passengers aboard the trailing engine signaling the danger.

Pittsburg, Co Trun Pennsylvania Leetonia Cleveland Pittsburg

Pennsylvania grafters will be prosecuted

Pittsburg May 6 civil and criminal suits will be brought by the attorney general Tod against those responsible for the state capitol scandal. A complete list of defendants will be named after the inquiry ends. The commission will delay public pensions until after the legislature adjourns May 16. The testimony alleges misused funds and inferior materials for the 2 million dollar capitol fittings. Former Governor Pennypacker defends the board, saying no money was misspent and every bill was checked. Public interest centers on Pennybacker’s explanation of the board’s payments.

Pittsburg Tod State Capitol Mostafes Tiffany Favrile J. H. Sanderson Sanderson Pennypacker Huston & Schumacher

Woman Shot While Talking to Lover in Lima

Mise Garree a Columbus girl is near death after a Sunday shooting as she sat with her sweetheart Harry Murphy. Murphy is jailed and refuses to name the other girl in the room at Lane. Police cannot locate the missing third person and Murphy denies involvement.

Lima Mise Garree Columbus Harry Murphy Murphy Mie Mike Garee Eh Jacknyan Anail Miss Garree Olin

Garree Girl Trapper Chooses Self Defense in Flash

A garbled fragment describes a girl named Garree who trapped someone with a gun twice and then, like a flash, turned the weapon on herself. The text also mentions feabil ga ebnadions as unclear details.

Elaine Garree Trapper Murphy

Ellen Terry Is Again 4 Bride

New York May 6 Ellen Terry the English actress is again a bride. She was married to James Carew her leading man in Pittsburg on March 22 by a justice of the panel.

New York Elen Terry James Carew Pittsburg

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