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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1908

Page

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Lamphere Expected to Confess in Gunness Case

Laporte Indiana May 13 following Rev Schell’s Baltimore statement that Ray Lamphere made a partial confession investigators expect a full statement today. Lamphere collapse prompts officials to seek his signed account. coroner and jury prepare to hear new details on Mrs Gunness and her children.

Laporte Dnd Bella Gun- Meus Gunness Indiana Mack R. N. Smith Ray Lamphere Mra. Gunness Ile Work Pinkerton Lammillege Deeston Beeston Wriday J. J .Gray H. WH. Long William Meyer Dr. Gray Llewnlé Olsen Mreignness Waa

Seven Men Die In Wyoming Mine Explosion

Seven Temple Coal and Iron Co workers were killed and more than a dozen injured in a Mount Lookout colliery blast 600 feet underground near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Fire resulted from a gas feeder burn that ignited timbers and coal. a second explosion occurred as rescuers battled flames. Surface shock drew thousands as police managed the crowd while rescuers pulled men to the surface by 4:20 a.m.

Wilkesbarre Mount Lookout Temple Coal and Iron Co Wyoming John Kosmith Sum

Tidal Wave Drowns 10000 in Hankow China

Beattie Washington May 1 a tidal wave swept 10000 persons to death in Hankow China caused by flooding of the Yangtze River according to reports from the steamer Titan which has arrived here.

Beattie Wash Bopb Hankow China Titan Yangteeklang

Bomb Explodes in Columbus After Black Hand Demand

In Columbus on May 3 a bomb attempt damaged a house causing a broken foot and shattered windows after a ransom demand of $10,000 from a wealthy Italian. Seven persons were at home, but no one was seriously harmed.

Columbus

Plowed-Up Body Found on Michigan Patch Near City

In Vinerntes Indiana five miles south of the city, John Snyder unearthed a man’s body while plowing a melon patch on the Joseph Rouseh farm. Coroner Hechkex and Sheriff Wontfal testified it is likely Charles McGormick, a missing farmer gone for over three weeks. The discovery ends a two-week mystery as the body was found after a prior search turned up Joseph Tyiseh’s body.

Notable Gathering in the Room of the Wi

Report describes a wooded pasture scene near Andrew Weller where a confrontation led to a murder charge against Ronseh-kelll McCormick. Coroner Beckes had earlier ruled the Roursh case an accident. Evidence found on a buried body implicated McCormick, including name papers and a damaged skull.

Andrew Weller Mavorver Rowsch Nod & Bulleet McCormick Moussh Beckes Ronseh Kelll McCormick Ance

Governors Conference on Natural Resources and Social Conditions

Washington May 13 governors and federal officials gathered in the East Room for the first conference called by President Roosevelt focusing on land and water management, irrigation, sanitation, and five separate conservation topics. Absent governors included several from major states, while others attended to hear discussions on river and waterway plans and modernization efforts.

Washington Roos Reoweyell Durin Kantyoina Deere Jae

Open letter debate at Socialist convention over Roosevelt criticism

Chicago May 11 The resolutions committee of the Socialist national convention recommended withdrawing the open letter to President Roosevelt and not reading or passing it. The debate grew heated with personal ties strained amid a lengthy, vitriolic exchange. Washington May 18 The Senate foreign relations committee authorized a favorable report on the arbitration treaty with Japan, similar to recent ratifications with eleven European nations, likely to be ratified this afternoon.

Chicago Resolutions Committee Socialist National Convention Roosevelt Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations

Tornado Devastates City and Surrounding Area

A tornado struck northern Sirpy county and Omaha area last evening, killing twelve and injuring score. Bellevue saw college buildings damaged with about $50,000 in damages. many homes and businesses wrecked. The Burlington station was torn apart while telegraph and telephone wires were down. Louisville reports are scarce as crews assess the widespread destruction.

Nebras Omaha Neb Sirpy County Bellevue Loulaville Burlington Missouri Pacific

Bishop Lore Stricken In Ohio After Mass At Cathedral

Canton Ohio May 13 Bishop Lore of Cleveland collapsed in St John's Cathedral shortly after Mass. He is in serious condition. Dr Horatman aided him and later improved somewhat though no official condition statement was given. Father McGuire notes some progress as Bishop Horekman returned to reaffirm several classes.

Canton, O Lore Won Dlcome of Cleveland SS John's Cathedral de. Horatman Father McGuire de Very Wishop Horekman

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