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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1908

Page

4

Norfolk Revival Story: Awakening Halts Despair

In Norfolk a Chapman Alexander revival story unfolds with a man ready to kill his wife and himself. He found salvation after hearing the sermon and the text Lord to whom shall we go in John six eight eight. The evangelist portrays the moment as a dramatic conversion sparked by a single Bible verse. The man confessed to the evangelist and vowed to live a Christian life thereafter.

Norfolk Chapman Aldenta Rnfler Aicie Dr. Chapman Bruce

Girls In Opium Den Raid Sparks High Speed Escape

Police raided a Brookyln opium den in Walton and Larimer streets arresting three girls and two men. Dozens of teens fled by rear windows and ropes during the siege as detectives battled to seize the hidden resort noted for lavish decor and drug paraphernalia. Arrested were Martha Chester Marion Fleming Frances Locheats and Harry Byane. seized were opium pipes morphine and cocaine.

Brookly Iffa Mtainn Cruise Walton Street Aml Tectiven Bevern Larimer Street Walter Brown Toder Heta Girte Martha Chester Lorimer Street Marion Fleming Btapleton Staten Leland Frances Locheats Lampkeing Avenue Brooklyn Harry Byane Wallon Harrison Streets Williacusburg

Notorious American Serial Killers and Their Crimes

The article recounts infamous killers including Belle Gunness of Indiana and the Bender family of Kansas who murdered multiple victims for robbery and burial on their premises. It notes Mrs Gunness’s yard burials, the Benders’ disappearances after the murder of Dr York, and Henry Holmes whose insurance swindles funded a drug store in Chicago.

Laporte Ind Belle Gunness Guin Trentin Aluniine Bender Montgomery County Kan Tender Kate York Benders Figlance Mrs. Hender Kate Bender Gunness Henry H. Holmes Herman Madgett Chicago Minnie Williams Holmes Ju Ia L. Connor Benjamin F. Pletzel Metral Philadelphia

Stopped Train For Feline Hero Billy Holmes Saves Kitten

Billy Holmes, a stout mechanic, halted his Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern locomotive to rescue a kitten crushed beneath the engine near Blsmore avenue crossing. The crowd cheered as engineers and bystanders aided in freeing the injured cat, Holmes declaring the act a good deed even as questions about delaying traffic arose.

Cincinnati Big Billy Holmes Billy Holmes Blsmore Avenue Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Holmen U. S Cailroad George Holmes Fellows Hilly Holmes

Rooster Bites Trigger Farm Feud in Bellville Ky

On a Bellville Kentucky farm the Hopp family faces disruption after a vicious rooster injures Joseph Hopp and a child. Neighbors avoid the bird as the farm owner confronts the animal amid bleeds and warnings. The incident centers on a dangerous rooster attacking a boy and prompting calls for action.

Hopp Bhelleville Joseph

Irish Bride Kept by Masked Guard Ended in Easter Reunion

In Ballinagiera County Antrim a couple kept apart two months by a vigil of masked men ended when the bridegroom Flynn and his wife were reunited at his home on Easter Monday after a long period of enforced penance. Pickets watched the house and guards prevented contact with outsiders until the wedding party finally met. The scene closed with celebratory toasts at the bridegroom’s home.

Robert Wigan Ballinagiera County Antrim Ireland Alice Flynn Intlers Colleen Sho Avin Wisit

Death to Life Experiment At French Doctor Count Claims

Count de Larmandie of the French Authors society recounts a three hour revival attempt on a young girl who had been dead for hours. He describes electrifying the body with tepid water and sulfuric fluid, the girl speaking of a piercing cold and a split sense of self before waking briefly. Doctors later used morphine. the girl died a second time. The count asserts its authenticity, though doctors remain unnamed.

Count de Larmandie Deo Larmanidie Mark Belgonde Ewan Ax Ste

Girl Has Large Tin Growth Revealed in 16 Year Old

A sixteen year old girl at Horsebborg underwent an operation by a Bibelan surgeon revealing a strange internal growth described as agnane. The growth contained over thirty pounds of tin with 1,410 chain walls and 100 bent plow components noted in the record.

Horsebborg

Unclear Hardware Stock Mystery In Young Woman

A young woman underwent an operation after a large quantity of hardware including 70 double pointed needles and four glam splinters was found inside her. The girl recovered well though no explanation has been published for how the items came to be encysted in her interior.

Variety

Germany’s Trade Push Stirs Global Markets says weekly

Leasile's Weekly details German manufacturers and leaders relentlessly pursuing world trade share. It cites foreign offices and German agents in Africa, South America, and Asia crafting methods to bypass rivals, defeat protective tariffs, and win sales in global markets. The piece contrasts German efforts with weaker U.S. measures.

Germany Lealie

Moth Proof Clothes Basket Patent Explained

A detailed note on a moth proof storage receptacle using a hermetically sealed design with rubber tubing to secure the lid, aimed at protecting summer and winter garments. The piece notes the device’s effectiveness, low storage cost, and contrasts with fragile canvas solutions. Also mentions spruce gum scarcity raising retail prices and ongoing gum picker work in Lewiston Missouri.

Western Overcom Nee Lewiston

Portmout h Eng Pas sed Crowing Suppression Ordinance

Portmouth England passes ordinance to suppress cock crowing. Chicken fanciers doubt effectiveness but the London News suggests a partial remedy by placing the perch high so the rooster bangs his head when crowing. A swinging board overhead would have the same effect, it says.

Portamouth Eng London News

Fruit Cup Mixes Fresh Fruit For Cool Serving

A fragment describes preparing a fruit cup with pineapple and crushed berries, citrus juices, and a sugar syrup. The recipe instructs dissolving sugar in boiling water, cooling, stirring through fruit, and diluting with water until palatable, then serving in cups.

Village quarrel over veracity sparks unlikely tale

An old resident quotes a puzzled villager in a fragmentary exchange about truth and a supposed win by a father figure. The garbled text hints at a local dispute or legend, with a playful, rustic tone and missing context.

Looking Ahead in The Cincinnati Scene

A father urges a cautious view on marriage while a spoiled youth jokes about a wife's salary leaving him jobless. The exchange highlights shifting expectations for young men and economic dependence in a dated urban column.

Father Hon Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune

Rescue Work Drive Aims 2000 Men At $1 Monthly

Mrs Ballington Booth seeks 2000 men to pledge one dollar a month for a year to support her rescue work among convicts and ex convicts. The appeal targets sustained aid for ongoing reform efforts and rehabilitation programs.

Mra Ballington Booth

New German Specie Agent Causes Sickness in Sea Crew

Jaton, noted for sea sickness and fright, wears red spectacles as internal calomel doses are used to form a new German agent. The unusual remedy sequence appears to sicken several aboard, raising concerns over the mysterious cure.

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