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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
Aboard a nearing vessel collision near Dallas, twenty seven sailors perished with none escaping. Witnesses contend the disaster was unpreventable despite clear visibility and favorable weather. Officials faced scrutiny as crowds watch the tragic incident unfold amid a roving Roosevelt speech request.
Nine bucket shop men linked to late William J. O Dell brokerage faced six months in jail, with Louly We Poster Arthur Baldwin Walter Campbell Edwin Heil and John Scott among those sent to jail. Foster was sent to Troy Ohio. The report also notes submarine disaster details and historic naval accidents.
Mrs Dora Gellman told two police officers at 296 Delancey Street she struck a man with a rolling pin during a struggle over jewelry in her third floor apartment. The man Lewik Glateh was found dead in the courtyard. She was not arrested.
United Press report from Cambridge England May 26 says an honorary degree was conferred on Coline Cheydore Murowo Vall by Cambridge University despite a turnout of students townspeople and university officials. The vice chancellor and Pepbrooke vice chair greeted the honoree at the station before a large crowd and a public reception followed in the open court.
United Prenn wi Cleveland reports increased police action after Mayor Bue suspended Chief Kohler amid a City Hall driven effort to gather evidence. Plainclothes officers sweep the Tenderloin and grill rooms seeking leads to support charges. Kohler denies other charges and retains attorney William J. Boyd as he plans a courtroom fight. Separate grand jury returns indictments touching fish price conspiracies involving San Francisco firms and stockholders. District Attorney Pickett signals continued focus on few companies tied to the price setting.
Atlantic City residents rally behind Will T. Seyler after acquittal in the James Adorn murder case. He declares he will stay and defend himself if driven out, while locals and officials face scrutiny over alleged police misrepresentations and third degree methods. The inquiry into police tactics and drugged cigarettes continues as the street calls for action.
A partial line notes an arrest for perjury connected to a statement about a younger individual. The text hints the witness did not repeat the story consistently and was not taken seriously. No clear names, dates, or places are provided in the readable portion.
Washington, July 26 Captain commanding the naval station reports the drydock Dewey remains afloat within three weeks. Officials note the condition and repairs may delay work at naval stations in the Philippines. A fuller report will follow after dock inspection. The navy department does not expect the situation to interfere materially with ongoing operations.
United States president undertakes a rapid speaking tour starting in Washington with a June 4 departure to Ada Ohio where he will speak at Ohio Northern University and unveil a Custer statue in Monroe Michigan. He then attends a Detroit banquet before continuing to Jackson for the Republican party semi centennial celebration and returns to Washington June 6.
Washington dispatch reports sensational political corruption allegations tied to the Guggenheim case and the removal of two federal officials in Alaska. The Senate Judiciary subcommittee demands a closed inquiry to determine whether nominees for successors should be confirmed, while calls for public access clash with committee rules. Senator Nelson favors secrecy. Overman hints at openness. Horah reportedly cautious. The case centers on alleged syndicate influence and the probe's scope.
The Marion Mirror announces Baby Day festivities on Saturday with two free open air band concerts by Baker's military band from 2:30 to 4:30 and 7:30 to 9:50 pm in front of the Mirror office. The event closes with a baby contest results reveal and bonus vote offers for new subscriptions, urging readers to work hard to boost their favorite child's chances.
A Senate inquiry led by Senators Nelson, Torah, and Overman weighs executive and Ballinger related charges amid partisan tension. Allegations include misuse of funds, obstruction, and efforts to shield officials from investigation. Continued discussion and advocacy by Delegate Wickersham and Governor W. E. Looms on page four.
Chicago May 26 James A Patten grain and cotton king told United Press he plans to retire on July 1 take a rest in Europe and wind up affairs of Bartlett Patten & Company. Analysts note recent retirement announcements followed by continuance of business and question who will succeed the firm in the new million dollar venture tied to Patten’s cornering bets.
Arden, NOW. May Harriman daughter of the late Harting and Charles Cary Ray of Buffalo were married at noon in a Methodist church. The church received new carpet to replace worn matting. Only immediate families attended as the ceremony was performed by Rev J Holmes McGuinness. The bride’s sister Mira Carol Harriman was maid of honor and Lawrence B D Rumney, groom’s friend, was best man. Afterward, the party traveled by automobile to the Harriman mansion for a wedding breakfast and brief trip planned for the couple.
Reported actions near Bluefields show Madriz forces repulsed with heavy losses. American Jerreda’s troops held the gate to the port, aided by gunboat support and Hotchkiss and Colt weapons. The Venus, Paducah, and Dubuque were involved in operations as Washington weighs responses.
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