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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

6

Confident of Victory in Delaware County Dry Vote

On the eve of the county election in Delaware county the drys voiced confidence, though the wets did not concede a dry victory. Private detectives were hired and rewards offered for reform advocacy, as women played a prominent role escorting anti drinking volunteers to polls and parading the streets. Fifteen precincts are involved.

Drys Delaware County OTN Delaware Pee County

FIGHT FOR RAILROADS MEETING IN NEW YORK

New York railroad material manufacturers valued in the hundreds of millions met at the Waldorf Astoria to form a league against an attached Meade and to defend rail supply interests. Colonel HW Prout, president and general manager of the American and Central company, outlined a plan to appoint a commission to decide on proposed law changes affecting the industry.

New York Gelt Waldert Astoria HW. GO. Prout

Contention on Name for New Organization

The text shows tentative agreement on naming the new group the Arooliled Maninethren af Thillway Moterinte, indicating early consensus but unclear spelling and scope. Potential initial steps involve formalizing the organization title, confirming members, and establishing a mission. Further discussion is needed to finalize the correct nomenclature.

Yontention Amt Fa Re. Mewan

Wright Wins Aero Club Prize for Longest Flight

Paris reports Wilber Waight won the Aero Club prize for the longest flight within a prescribed course. His one hour and fifteen minutes flight on September 1 impressed officials, surpassing all other contestants and earning him the prize.

Paris The Aero Club Wilber Mt Ae Thiele Prise Wright

Ferry Sinking Tragedy Offshore Hayria Coast

A ferry near Hayria and Ort on the A Tirkieh coast sank after a collision in fog yesterday. About 140 people including women and children drowned as lifeboats failed to lower. The Moor outbound reached maximum speed when the ferry suddenly appeared, tearing the ships and causing many to perish in the night.

Hayria

Great Parade Honors City Sesquicentennial

Residents on Long Street gathered for a morning parade honoring Pittahoobe Pennsylvania’s sesquicentennial. Notables in attendance included Governor Fairbanks, Governor Stuart, Lieutenant Governor Murphy, and the marching veteran unit. The parade highlighted city history and drew about five hours of spectators and participants.

Pittahoobe Long Street

Fairfield County Vote On October Election Plan

Fairfield County prepares for a county option election with a petition listing 3684 names and strong support from voters. The report notes 34 saloons county wide, with 31 in Tanesster and two in Carroll, one in Lithopojit, marking the only wet area outside Lanewater.

T Lanceaster Undme Teevedhit Hose County MG. Tt Tanesster Carroll Lithopo

Your Savings Guarantee Tank Deposits Debated

An article argues for and against a savings deposit guaranty, citing German practice and a 19 million mark outstanding pool, while warning U S bankers about risks. It critiques a Republican committee document and notes distortions about Civil War pensions and Roosevelt.

Sie Artiéle Germany Tits Agetom Onot Mr. Tash United States

Monkey Father Killed by Offspring in Ohio Colony Cage

Dayton police report a monkey father at a Soldiers' home colony was bitten and clawed to death after trying to punish an offspring for rule violation. The mother and other relatives, including two named males, rushed to defend, and the father was killed in the cage. A crowd witnessed the event.

Dayton Toseur Soldiers Mule Formals

Theft of $5000 From Cincinnati Bank Sparks Probe

A bank in Cincinnati reports $5000 was stolen from a teller cage. A bookkeeper is suspected as detectives search for the culprit. Bank officials say the loss will not affect customers and the matter has been made public by executives.

Cineranath Proynont Savings Bank

Rheumatism Cured in a Day Cure Ad Claims Rapid Relief

An advertisement asserts Dr Detchons Kollel for Rheumatism and Neuralgia cures in 2 to 2 days. It promises to remove the cause and diminish pain, claiming rapid benefits. Sold for 75 cents and 1 dollar by The Dumble Pharmacy near Kerr House.

Detchon Dumbie Pharmony Onnorite Kerr House

Howard Le Back Again Sprake Court Racm Tonfeht

Howard le back again. Sprake is court racm tonfeht.

Howard le Sprake Court Racm Tonfeht

Roosevelt Responds to Haskell in Public Exchange

In a contentious exchange, Governor James M. Cox? No, the text features Roosevelt and Haskell, with strong charges over defense to accusations and university funding. Haskell accuses Roosevelt of bribery attempts and misrepresenting magazine content while Roosevelt vows to confront Haskell in court and defend his record on labor and education policy.

Gutta Owla Wockell Roonavelt Geriona Mturuid Toroevedt Ime Ohio Charlee P. Tati State University Mazitaine

Taft Responds to Roosevelt Controversy on Harriman Funds

Washington reports a cautious Taft decides to drop the dispute over the $260 000 Harriman funds and questions from the Democratic State, with conservatives urging quiet and no immediate public answers. Officials note internal tensions as Secs Cortelyou and Wilson shift stance while Leh seeks restraint. Whether further letters or actions will follow remains uncertain.

Washington Roosevelt Harriman Bewanee Harriman White Hove Judge Tatt Wilton Cortelyou Leh

Daring Policeman Halts Fire Rescue At Tenement

New York October 1 A policeman John J Howard saved a crippled man John Welkenbech from a five story fall at a burning tenement on West One Hundred and Third Street. Firemen aided as bystanders watched. The block suffered about $16 000 in damage and residents collected small contributions for the officer s reward and a promotion to sergeant.

New York John J. Howard John Welkenbech Howe Poliketung Jimay Dietriet Hindmarina

Giants in Front ALA Incomplete Text

Fragmentary newspaper item lists multiple names and places with broken phrases. It mentions Cleveland and Detroit related names, but the full event context is unclear. Reading shows scattered references to teams or individuals and possible affiliations, but concrete actions or outcomes are not discernible.

Worhan SR Iai Bradfield Regulator Co Atlaeta, Ge

Campaign machinery details from a Republican national drive

The article outlines Republican campaign methods focused on large spending for publicity and organization. It notes the national committee coordinating state efforts, the use of multilingual inserts, widespread advertising, and distribution of materials to newspapers and weeklies. It mentions speeches, printers, and photographers aiding the candidate’s image.

Roosevelt Lagan Murray Cotne Dackerowna Hanna Committee Crane Hitchcock Sane National Committee Washington Ting Sounelle Ton Mer Pauiicus Aretclave Ain

Political Machine Ties and Fund Talks Veer in Campaign

The piece traces campaign logistics from rail travel to speeches and campaign literature. It notes figures like Senator Beveridge, James Wilson, and Secretary of Agriculture, with mentions of Roosevelt era publicity and fundraising tactics. It highlights questions about intelligence for polling, committee roles, and the sting of charity in party finances.

Hearst Analysis on Oil Power and Prosecution Ties

Continued from page one, the article discusses the Standard Oil group and their suspected moves toward the Democratic party. It notes public suspicion of improper overtures and hints at ongoing legal battles involving Hearst and opponents.

Democratic Party

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