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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1908

Page

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Japan and United States Seek Harmony on China Role

Washington observers noted a pro rem statement from the United States and Japan on their stance toward China. Officials expect a formal exchange of notes to align action in China and preserve territorial integrity, with the open door policy referenced to support stability amid a changing regional order.

Celestial Empire China Washington United States Japan Russia Auli Ach Altey State Department Rome Suite Department Ching America Hay Peking Mr. Hay

Bryan signals no quick run for president

In San Antonio on November 18 Ham J. Bryan refused to commit to a future run for the presidency and urged continued Democratic reforms. He said he favors a democratic party in every country and urged educational improvements. The talk touched Nebraska politics as well as Bryan’s travel with Mrs. Bryan toward Mexico and included advisory notes to medical men and railway passes, with Dr. J. Mo Wainwright Scranton elected president of the association.

San Antonio Tex Iin Ham J. Bryan Democratic Party United Lee DFP X. Belling Association Stilling J. Mo Wainwright Scranton

Love Is to Blame Love Is to Blame

New York reporters cover the eighteenth annual meeting of the New York and New England Association of Railroad Sarkeane. Dr R Copwin of Pueblo Cal argues that railroads overwork workers by choice and calls this unsafe. Prof George M Stratton urges changing current railway signal systems.

New York New York and George M. Stratton University of California

Belmont counties votes to join dry movement

Belmont county Ohio reports a record turnout as residents approve a dry movement vote, joining a wave of prohibition measures. Local officials tally results amid statewide interest and anticipate implementation hurdles.

Dry procession caps a dry victory in Belmont county

A dry victory across Belmont county led to 1385 saloons and one brewery being closed. In Barnesville the "dry" majority reached 561 while Bellaire went wet by 407 and neighboring towns on the river bank followed the statewide trend toward prohibition.

Belmont Ohio River Cave Hamilton Barnesville Bellaire Firngevort Wheeling W. Va

Murdered Grandfather Case Narrows In Viveland

In Viveland NX on November 4 Walter Geller, 18, implicated with Cline Wheeler and Herbert Griggs in the home of Edward Read and Mrs Cooper. Read was murdered in the same night. Wheeler was arrested, Griggs remained at large as investigators press for links and motive.

Viveland Walter Geller Witeny Rowl Cline Wheeler Herbert Grigce Zeller Cros Wheeler Griggs Mr. Read Read Mra Cooper Zeltay Cooper

Taft Cheated Out Of Golf Game In Virginia

Taft arrives at Mot Springs Virginia on November 18 with wife by his side after a private mission to Cincinnati. He heads to a cottage and surveys accumulating correspondence on the golf course episode.

Taft Mot Springs Susa Preventa Cineinnati

Arch Bishop Glennon Named Cardinal Candidate

London November 18 Arch Bishop Glennon of St Louis the latest candidate for the cardinalate according to a telegram from Rome. The telegram says opposition to Arch Bishop Bourne of London is increasing and that Glennon's chances are enhanced.

London J. J. Glennon St. Louis Rome Exchange Bourne Glennon

Robbers Fail to Loot Cafe at West Carport Post Office

In Dayton Ontario November 11 robbers cracked the cafe at the post office before being frightened away. Night workers reported little loot missing as authorities investigated. Local residents and a small security detail helped deter the thieves.

Dayton West Carpoites Jeandé Fatliy Ron Hersted Hood Howe Todiy

Unclear trial delays cloud San Francisco graft case

Fragmented report describes court motions and expected speedy elimination in the San Francisco graft trial involving a key official, with jury actions and delays cited as attorneys contend over scheduling and questions of influence from the Heney shooting.

Prince and Princess Deny Separation Rumors

Tris, Nov 18 reports say Helio de Sagen and Ann Gould deny rumors of divorce from Count Bon de Castelang. They are described as content and happy living at Avenue du Bois de Boulogne and insist they plan no separation.

Tris Brince Princ Helio de Sagen Mise Annn Gould New York Count Bon de Castelang Avenue du Bola de Boulogne Paris United States Lane Geld

Derrick on L train fails to clear bridge tragedy

New York November 18 A derrick on an L line work train failed to clear a bridge overhead. Two workmen were killed and several were seriously injured in the accident.

New York

Brakeman and detective shot in Indiana yard ambush

Laporte Indiana November 1 a lake shore brakeman P Dryverger was fatally wounded and detective H G Golay seriously injured in a run down in the yards near South Bend. The incident occurred during a disturbance in the rat road yards by tramps and witnesses describe a running fight with wine terms in the chaotic scene.

Laporte Ind Dryverger Lake Shore H. G. Golay Runntrus Wine Temps Rat Road South Bena

Philippine Squadron Ready for Instant Action Amid Washington Silence

Manila reports the Philippine Squadron pressed for readiness with coal and stores replenished. Officers and crews, previously on leave, return to commands. Russians? No, the text notes possible orders from Admiral Harper to mobilize the Assatre squadron for potential action in Chinese waters.

Manila Washington Philippine Fleet Marine Corps Wogan Harpera

Berlin Sees No New Constitutional Freedom Promises

In Berlin on November 1 the nation reacts to the Kaiser’s concessions. Chancellorship warnings from Von Buelow are noted as the public realizes the constitutional freedom demand remains unmet. The mood shifts from exultation to renewed skepticism over pledges.

Berlin von Buelow Euperor

De Sagans Quarrels Weaken Custody Bid in Court

Paris court heard counsels for Count Honi de Castel claim De Sagan’s home life is marred by frequent violent quarrels. They allege threats and failed conditions threaten the three children while Prince de Prince risks ongoing divorce actions. Proceedings face further delay as the judge denies requests.

Paris Che Ie Sagan Homehold Phage

Freight rates advance in January amid rail shippers talks

Cheago November 18 The dispute over a proposed rate rise between Chicago and New York is to be settled by January 1 after a conference in Chicago within a week or two. Shippers and manufacturers fear a 10 to 19 percent increase, with railroads proposing about 2 percent on average, and a five railroad president meeting with shippers may avoid court action.

Chicago New York Middle West Ynereier W Pha Premider Minot Manuhicturers Wie la Free Upham Nia Brown Omeago Phan Ming Ralls

Creamer Leads Green In Ohio Treasurer Race By Narrow Margin

Early unofficial returns show Democrat Creamer ahead of Republican Green by about 2600 votes with official county tallies still pending. Secretary of State figures estimate Creamer will hold roughly 1400 vote plurality over Green once final counts from all counties are in.

Voluming Cuyahogaounty Charlee Green Vaaia Breawurer Nlite DeSyeantre Creamer Wat Land Green Iamilton Trumbull Cremier Tuens Stark Som Ee Columbus Secretary of State

Balloon Beaded This Way Look Up

A chaotic clipping reports an air incident near Louis on November 18. An aeronaut, possibly Captain Honeywell, notes a balloon bounded eastward and an aeronautic club in New York is informed. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.

Louis Albert Ae Lambert Jana Captain Honeywell Thin Wemande Aeronaute Aero Club of America New York

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