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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

Page

3

Government alleges monopoly in New York New Haven rail case

Washington May 22 the government filed a petition against the New York New Haven and Hartford railway company and others charging a combination in restraint of trade and a monopoly under the Sherman act. It charged the company by acquiring ownership of New England Electric and steam lines created a monopoly.

Washington Government Today New York, New Hive and Hartford Railway Company Sherman Ante Trust New England Electric and Steam Lines

Ohio Hay Loader Proves Best in Field

Ohio hay loader demonstrates top performance in tests as Jaca Troubly Leva repairs and presents longer wear for sale by Houghton Merkle Co on April 12.

Ohio Houghton Merkle

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Tour Returns to America Shows

Buffalo Bill's Wild West exhibition resumes in America after four years in Europe and Britain. The Madison Square Garden style homecoming features new elaborate acts, two exclusive showcases, rough riding, major pantomime dramas like The Great Train Hold-Up, and The Horses of Gummill Springs. Cowboys, riders, and Indians are portrayed with historically themed scenes across Western development.

Great Britain Europe Madisonsqiare Garden New York City Ulla Spring Buffalo Arenié Buffalo Bill Aus Orld Wal Union Pacific Togvier Gummill Springs Redman Expres Serosa

Public notice forbids signs on poles by several companies

The public is notified not to look or paste signs posters or articles on poles or buildings of The Marion County telephone Co The Central Union Tel Co The Marion Ry Light Power Co The C D M The Ohio Postal Vel Cable Co The Western Union Tel Co under penalty of the law frimolwks.

Marion County ‘Telephone Co Central Union Tel, Co Marion Ry, Light & Power Co Ohio Postal ‘Vel, & Cable Co Western Union Tel, Co Frimolwks

Switch engine blocks house in Bellefontaine incident

Bellefontaine Ohio May 22 Charlew Constantine of Clank county complains to police about the Title Miami Raimond a welter of rowdy conduct. The standby engine stands opposite Constantine home blocking front door forcing family to use the bank door to exit.

Bellefontaine Charlew Constantine Clank County Miami Raimond Llahone

Admiral Evans Appeals to President for Rank

Washington May 22 Admiral Evans called at the White House for the first time since returning from the Pacific coast and received congratulations from President Roosevelt. The president expressed belief in Evans’ fitness for the rank of vice admiral, but doubted the timing and feasibility of the appointment.

Washington Evane Pacific Coast Roosevelt Ald Pesci

Malicious destruction case ends with fine and jail suspension

Harvey Stoll, arrested on an affidavit by his son Tealpi Stoll, pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property. Mayor Scher fined him $1 and sentenced him to 30 days in the workhouse, later suspended on good behavior. Coleman Campbell faced intoxication and resisting arrest charges, pleaded guilty, and received a $5 fine and a stern lecture.

Harvey Stoll Iin Mayor's Court Tealpi 'Stoll Maoyr Scher Ratious Mr. Stell Sr Sto Scherif Columbus Coleon Campbell Chinie Bastile Mayors Court Camapbell

Lodge Socials and Upcoming Lodge Activities

Twenty five members of the Protected Home Circle traveled to Delaware Thursday evening to celebrate the anniversary of its founding. A fine program by the Delaware lodge and a mandolin club entertainment followed by refreshments capped the visit. Visiting members returned home late. Marion Lodge No 42 Elks held a meeting at the Fe dige Hall with a large attendance. A positive business session led to conferral of the order on two cadets. Luncheon followed and plans for the annual meeting to be held June 7 were outlined. The Doro da met Friday evening and arranged the annual major jet. A drill and a casual social ended the evening. From Saturday through Sunday, games were announced with gate receipts totaling $210 for Saturday games at 6 o’clock and Sunday games at 3:00.

Delaware Lver Delaware Lodge Mandolin Clit Nllon Marion Dodge Elks Wit Weig Fedige Canter Street

Looting Reveals Bank Wreck Strains City Finances

In Pittsburgh on March 21 a sensational bank wreck case shows the Allegheny National Bank collapse. Receivers struggle as alleged insiders and directors face liability while city authorities seek settlement with bondholders and strangers hold most assets.

Pittsbore Allegheny Neif Wiecoder Wyshiam Montgomery Mmn Reveivar Robert Egon Aid Lyeng Bie Aotar Nariana Bank Castler Individuel Bondenen

Odd Falls Will Meet in Toledo Next Year

Sanctuaky Ohio May 22 The sixth sixth season of the grand lodge opened with the election of Fred Wane Hertink Dayton as grand master for five years and Joseph tt Sheridan Piqua as grand treasurer The assembly approved authority to confer assembly degree on past grands and empower several officers to oversee their orders The ceremony continued with the installation of Lawrence Howell Mr Vernon and W R Hoffman Oxford as key officers

Sanctuaky Wige Otto Fred Wane Hertink Dayton Aruntes Joseph Tt Sheridan Piqua Breweding Niles Windlay Dewwamet Tateda Ube Grand Lodge Alee Sovereigy Lodge Lawher Howell Vernon

Fragmented OCR of a 19th century bathhouse scene

A garbled OCR passage references a New York setting and a bathhouse scene with a Chinese imperial connotation. It mentions a diplomat, yellow buttons, a red rocket, and a Turkish bath with attendants. The text is incoherent and contains many misspellings.

New York Ting Fang Ind L Withe Amelie

Poison not found in Belore’s stomach

May 22 report by City Chemist Stevenson Hinelowid finds no trace of poison in Jacob Belore’s stomach. Doctors will consult a liver analyst for the preparation of tests as the inquiry continues.

Belore Jacob Stevenson

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