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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1910

Page

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Balloon Aeronauts Injured in Viking Disaster

Two New York men, A Holland Parkes and Yate, were found unconscious in the wreckage of the dirigible Viking near Center, about thirty miles away. Forbes and Yates remained unable to be moved. Yates faces possible internal injuries and Forbes suffered extensive bruising. Cards in their pockets identified them. A witness saw the balloon fall and wreckage spread across the area.

Glisglow J. N. Page A. Holland Parkes Yate New York Viking Yates Toy Forbes Cardn Tilford Boston Wntt Tilford Boston Hage Stlton Bng Quincy Minols Connecticut Aide Missouri Kentucky

Mary Chapman Picture Featured In Pageant Contested Title

Readers see the noted image of Mary Chapman in a pageant. She is described as pretty and clever, daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Chapman of East Center Street. The piece invites readers to meet her to learn about her life and looks.

Jang Mary Jane Marion Mary R. B. Chapman East Center Street Conteat

Balloon tragedy reported with misread names and injuries

An unsettled account describes an accident where a balloon escaped and men were overcome, with mentions of William A. Woll of New York and Yates. Physicians were notified after midday, as the event unfolded in Michigan amid confusion over identities and outcomes.

Yates William A. Woll New York

Forest fires threaten towns around Lake Superior and Wisconsin

Reports from Duluth to Milwaukee describe wildfires blazing across northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. Towns like Grand Mite and Mosinee face destruction while crews fight fires amid drifting smoke and strong winds. Damages run into thousands as communities rally to prevent loss of homes and timber resources.

Duluth Minnesota Lake Superior Bete Tuwsdos Grand Maria Fiekle

Roosevelt Uncertain Voice In Berlin Maneuvers

Colonel Roosevelt joins private maneuvers near Doeberitz with the Kaiser, despite laryngitis. Fraenkel warned rest to save his lecture at Harlin, while Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg hosts a dinner in Roosevelt’s honor as the Kaiser’s entertainment plan proceeds amid weathered balloon and telegraph demonstrations.

Roosvelt France Germany von Bethmann Hollweg Roosevelt United Press Berlin Profesor Fraenkel Doeberite Fraenkel University of Harlin Frenkel Kaiser Hin Dirigunie Tegel Doebert Steain Wan Ore Tillengers Eld Ronsevelt Ted Moonavelt Kalter Kamne Kaoonevalt Hinweis Ely Lin von Hethmann-Holmes Hing Beitivh Kalver Toosevelt

Fires rage in copper country amid widespread evacuations

In Houghton Michigan on May 11 fires threaten about a dozen towns including Balt and Alton. Railroads suffer losses as section gangs and thousands of workers fight the flames with help from farmers and miners. Over 100 additional men arrive to assist 206 already aiding to save communities and critical facilities. Fire endangers the poor farm at Heughton and the Goodwill farm while residents seek safety.

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King George Faces Protest Over Oath Catholic Clauses

London reports indicate King George's oath dispute could widen religious tensions between Protestants and Catholics. MPs mainly favor changing the oath but anti-Catholic sentiment delays action, while the monarch presses the issue as parliament debates the wording of the pledge regarding transubstantiation and Marian icons.

Unitet Pros London King George's Firet Atl Beat Polisticians England George Rome Enelisti

Double Vote Day Urged In Contests Message

A lengthy appeal urges contestants to use the final three days for double vote opportunity. The notice requests report by 2 p.m. Saturday May 14 and encourages payment by money order or check to reach the office by Monday. It frames Saturday as the decisive day for victory and urges active campaigning and persistent effort.

Totter Mint Alwiye Atstah Rom John Redmond Duke of Norfolk Rneland George Orangemen Hayie Tee Arden Hgaln Jenin Pearly Heom Cevege

Dick's Case To Go To Supreme Court

Ohio Supreme Court will decide next Friday if United States Senator Charles Dick’s name should appear on the May 17 ballot. The circuit court’s agreement with Judge Babcock’s ruling upholding printing of senatorial names on ballots is under dispute. Former County Commissioner F.B. Stathtow n opposes printing Dick’s name.

Cleveland Ue Preme Court of Ohio United States Charles Dek Loth Seaterday Babcock FB. Ft. Stathtown

White Slavers' Trials Postponed

Indictments against Alexander Anderson and Helen Moore for crimes involving white women were delayed after attorney Alexander Kaplin supplied a physician’s certificate. District Attorney Whitman opposed but Judge Crain granted the postponement for one week from today.

Alexander Anderson Hello Moore Negrons Grain Alexander Kaplin Whitman Crain J

Senate Rail Regulation Stalemate Plays On In Congress

Senate moves to finish railroad bill amid House changes and conference plans. Key House edits include physical valuation of railroad property and extending Interstate Commerce Commission jurisdiction to telegraph and telephone firms. Debate on long and short haul consumes time as both chambers prepare for potential compromise.

Senate House United Pressire Washington Eam Newpublicans Conntes Interstate Commerce Interstate Commanee Commission Supreme Court of the United States United States Hawaii Commerce Court Comp Teres Court Interstate Commerce Combination

Roosevelt Appoints Roosevelt Ambassador to Attend King Edward Funeral

Washington May 11 President Roosevelt today appointed Theodore Roosevelt as ambassador of the United States to attend the funeral of King Edward. Colonel Roosevelt accepted the commission in a cable message.

Roosevelt Washington Raft Theodore Roosevelt Peets United States King Edward Monsage

Little Ruah Preps For The Race In District Two

A photograph features Ruah Mulvain, daughter of O V Mulvain, praised as a popular baby contestant from district two. The caption notes Ruah is among the leaders with strong supporters and her friend representatives eager for her success in the race.

Ruah O V Mulvain Fevah's O

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