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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1909

Page

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Standard Oil Lawyers Seek Law Change

Standard Oil lawyers push for congressional modification after a St Louis court ruling. They expect no reversal by the supreme court and plan a new corporate structure to comply with the law, with Archbold and Rockefeller coordinating with politicians and press to push legislation if needed.

St. Louis Prandard Jorney Ilegal Wrod Supreme Court Standard of Company of New Jersey Trgimens Oil Trust Oil Company United States Standard Aul Preme B.C. Knight Company Sugar Trust Congress John D. Archbold Broadway Rockefeller Forest Hill Tme Archbold

Man of wealth’s son drives auto stage after marriage

The report notes George H Mulligan Jr son of a millionaire contractor, marries Beale Van News a show girl and now drives an auto stage for living. The father is described as worth about 3 million dollars and disinheritance is mentioned.

New York Beale van News George H. Mulligan Tle Beanie

Bridegroom’s Quip Sparks Gossip Over Marriage

The bridegroom jokes about a New York automobile company, claiming he was angered by the marriage while admitting his father now owns the business. He recalls meeting his wife, a Beauty Spot member, in Chicago and returning with her to Newark New Jersey where they wed by a justice of the peace.

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Wrights Have Good Backing In Flight Patent Battle

The Wright company forms to build aeroplanes with backing from about a dozen wealthy backers worth hundreds of millions. It aims to protect Wright patents and seek a monopoly in the United States for heavier than air machines, with capital stock set at one million dollars.

United Ween Wire Wright Company Iile United State

Death of Americans in Nicaragua Sparks Probe

An investigation is underway into the killing of Cannon and Groce by order of President Zelaya in Nicaragua. The U S cruiser Des Moines is at Greytown as vessels probe the affair from Port Limon. Reports say Americans are unsafe in Zelaya controlled areas and a proclamation accuses them of fomenting rebellion.

Colon Cannon Groce Zelaya Nicaragua Port Limon United States Des Moles Greytown Passengora

Dynamiting at Danville Demolishes Block

An explosion in Danville Ill destroyed about 20 frame buildings near the center of town. Investigators suspect the Black Hand Society while Joseph Mascari denies threats and says he has no known enemies among Italians. A dynamite fuse scene and two men seen fleeing support the poison.

United Press Wire Danville Ill Dyeamite Blick Manders Pho Dynamice Dean Joseph Maseuri Wallan Maseuri Barly Wcene Black Hand Society Mascari

Engineer kills fireman after sudden attack on train

At Meridian Mississippi on November 27 engineer William Handley wrestled with turman Beverly a fireman who suddenly went mad aboard a Mobile and Ohio locomotive. After a ten minute struggle Handley threw Beverly from the engine, breaking his neck and killing him instantly. Handley was taken to safety and later relieved due to hysteria.

Rome Meridian Miss Mobile and Ohio William Handley Turman Beverly Hanley

Taft halts naval dispatch after two Americans’ execution in Nicaragua

President Taft ordered the navy to refrain from sending warships to Nicaragua upon learning that two Americans, Leroy Cannon and Leonard Groce, were executed by order of President Zener for alleged involvement in the revolution. They faced court martial for plotting to blow up a gunboat, with claims of explosives in their possession. The warships Dex Moines and Vickabare were dispatched to Nicaragua previously.

Taft Navy Department Nicaragua Zener Leroy Cannon Leonard Groce Nicarraguan Aaid San Francisco Tbr Arti Ortega Cabrera Rome Zelaya Viet

King Manuel of Portugal Plans Covert Paris Visit

Reports from London and Paris describe King Manuel of Portugal enjoying liberty away from palace guards. Police arrest numerous suspects amid fear the boy king could be targeted in the streets. Paris hosts social leaders while London officials weigh potential inquiries into arrests.

London Manuel Portugal Hueward Scotland Yard Feta

Passengers and Crew Safe After Tugboat Incident

A tugboat named Durkan lost its rudder in rough seas near Benton Harbor while carrying Puritan and more than a dozen passengers. George T. D. Now led the rescue, assisted by W. H. Norton, guiding the vessel toward safety as of last night. The crew is recovering at the port after reaching New Baltimore.

Poritin Delog Michinin New Balhalo Benton Harker George TD W. H. Norton

Congressman Cremation Shocks Missouri Town

Local tragedy reports indicate congressman David De Ariien and his grandson died in a house fire in Boier, Missouri. The event follows a political death near Mercevania with details still unclear as authorities investigate potential arson or accidental causes.

Miners Feared Dead in St Paul Mine Rescue Efforts

Reports describe a dangerous rescue operation at the St Paul mine where workers searched the lower levels for survivors. Fire damage reported, evidence of signaling attempts found, and authorities continued to probe for any living miners amid multiple fatalities.

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Miners Face Fatal Fire After Prolonged Struggle

Rescue teams recovered thirty seven bodies from the mine where miners endured a days long air crisis. Coroner and physicians debated heat and timing of deaths while survivors alleged bungled rescue efforts and excessive shifts. Walter Walte warned that only scientific air knowledge saved some lives.

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Father Dies of Broken Heart After Son Convicted

Aaron Resor sixty six, father of Gi Hason, died Tuesday at his Wisheworth home. He had blamed his son’s murder conviction and long illness for his death from heart trouble. Five children and the wife were with him. two others Glenn and Gay were elsewhere.

Hy United Proms Akio Aaron Resor Gi Hason Orie Lee Wisheworth Mes Dina Lit Chidren Glenn St Louis Wind

President Reopens Hallinger Pinchot Controversy

Washington reports the president will refer the Hallinger Pinchot dispute to Attorney General Wicker for an opinion. Ballinger and the president hold daily talks fueling rumors Taft personally leads the investigation into administration policy and natural resource conservation.

Washington Wickersham Gurfeld United

Zelaya Faces U S Discipline for Nicaragua Crisis

United Press dispatch from Washington reports the State Department debating a strong action against President Zelaya over the Nicaragua conflict. Navy forces prepare for possible strike. American sailors held in readiness as officials weigh an apology and indemnity versus swift punitive measures.

United Proan Washington Zelaya United States State Department Marlen Knox Zelaya Ie Torkaren Navy Department Nicwragne Philwediphia Tees Smofnee Corinto Spporko Port Linwn Greytawn Orivera

Unrest in Korea Sparks Global Alarm

Dispatches describe growing unrest in Korea as reports of Japanese repression trigger fear among locals. Refuges seek safety in nearby territories while authorities warn of possible spread to adjacent towns.

Estrada's Brother Condemned to Die in Nicaragua

Aurelio Estrada, brother of Nicaragua's provincial president, is sentenced to death by the Zeb forces. The ruling, approved by President Zelaya, follows capture during operations linked to the Estrada movement.

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