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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

4

Local probate race signals team candidates listed

For Probate Judge W. H. Spencer, for Clerk of Courts Curtis Morrow, for Recorder B. F. Tittlrbaugh, and for Prosecutor Co. L Justice, the slate appears in a community election notice. Voters are urged to review affiliations and cast ballots in upcoming polling.

Curtis Morrow

Astronomical Events Show Moon Rise and Jupiter Sats

The notice lists Bun sete 7206 rising at 4 38, moon rising at 688 p.m 14 p.m and a full moon at 9 30 p.m Jupiter’s four satellites are closely grouped with two on each side of the planet.

Jupiter

Anti Taft Fares Charge Wall Street Pact To Back Taft

The piece notes claims that a Wall Street deal will secure War Secretary support from eastern financiers for Taft as Roosevelt policies are to be carried out. It mentions evolving party tensions, district caucuses, and speculation over electoral fates, including Ohio, Minnesota, and California factions, with emphasis on Taft’s political prospects and rival conventions.

Taft Wall Street East Exlain Roosevelt

Serge suits lure voters with crafted campaign tone

An adishared piece touts Serge summer suits in single or double breasted styles priced from 10 to 25 dollars. It links fashion with politics, urging readers to attend a precinct caucus while noting modern publicity methods used by presidential campaigns. The Washington Letter discusses press agents as journalist diplomats shaping public sentiment for candidates and the role of publicity in the nominating process.

Washington D. C Thia Pike

Washington correspondents push Taft and party publicity

A long excerpt describes Washington correspondents for Taft, Gray, and Bryan campaigns using agency methods. It notes publicists in Chicago, direct mail to Democratic statesmen, and a push to attract attention with special delivery letters. It ends with a legal notice about Hall's Catarrh Cure and a brief product plug.

Taft Letty Bureau Alke Toliicon Washington — Prena Nhce Johnson Chicago Corpu of Washington Viet Johnson Gray Woomers Mteralare

LaRue Students Set to Claim Prizes Saturday

Frances Wilard W. Co. T. A. to hold a bake sale at Duener's Grocery Saturday May 16 with pies cakes bread and other treats for sale. Local students expected to win prizes in Saturday event.

LaRue Frances Wilard W. Co. T. A Duener's Grocery

One Dollar Columbus Return Special by C D M

The C D M offers a Sunday fare of one dollar for a round trip to Columbus. The first Marion departure is at 6 00 a m with the return from Columbus at 7 80 p m. Creme Chocolate, a healthy drink, offered at 5 15.

Columbus C.D. M Marion Coumbus

Initiation of linge class candidates and banquet

The report notes the initiation of the linge class of candidates followed by a banquet. After the initiation, the remaining evening hours were spent in dellghul manter with various amusements.

CHAS M ELROY INJURED AFTER FREIGHT JUMP

Charles McElroy sustained a serious injury after leaping from a Hocking Valley freight train in the north yards. He traveled toward home, was dropped to the ground, and bruised his head and shoulders. He is expected to be laid up for some time.

Charles McElroy Hocking McElroy Norrie Mok Toy

Salvation Army appoints new officer in Ashtabula

Lieutenant Hartman of Ashtabula is appointed to take the place of Lieutenant Strickland as the Salvation Army prepares to conduct special services for the remainder of the period.

Salvation Army Hartman Ashtabula Strickland Army

Frat Initiation Event Recalled In Club Room

Members of a fraternity held an initiation and ate in their club room. Willis Diehl of Columbus, one of the ritual officers, set the tone for the gathering as the event unfolded.

D. A Willis Diehl Columbus

Week to feature Major and Mrs White of Columbus

The week will include Major and Mrs White of Columbus, with line services to be in charge by Lieutenant Strickland. The message notes their presence and assigns the ceremonial duties to Strickland, reflecting a formal arrangement for the event.

Oto Toledo Laecas County J. Cheney A. W. Gleason Hall Cheney Mra White Columbus Strickland

Sympathetic Investor Quotes Mines Fear and Finance

A Washington Star excerpt captures a cautious investor stating Rojestvensky fears mines and labels some Russians as good financiers. The interlocutor dismisses news, saying he avoids promoters who tout mining ventures, reflecting wartime risk skepticism and market suspicion.

Rojestvensky Washington Star

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