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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1908

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Balkan tensions escalate as Turkey faces Bulgaria war threat

London reports diplomatic circles fear a wider European war sparked by Austria Hungary aims and Turkish anger over the Turkish Oriental railway issue. Turkey warns of war after Bulgaria declares independence, mobilizes up to 160000 troops, while Europe contemplates mediation and potential annexation moves involving Porta, Hersekoyinia, and Adrianople.

London Igarten Austria Hungary Sanex Nowala Europe Branedoref Turkey Bulgaria Austria Hillienry Ae

Tenement Fire Kills Eleven in New York Disaster

A devastating fire gutted a Lower Manhattan tenement leaving eleven dead and several seriously burned. Victims leapt to adjacent roofs and sidewalks as the blaze roared through the building. An unidentified man’s body was later found in a hallway, bringing the death toll to eleven.

Rooker New York Get Perons Severg Aldewalk

Roosevelt to tour nation with six speeches

Reports claim Theodore Roosevelt will begin a presidential tour in midweek. He plans six speeches in Indianapolis Des Moines Omaha New York Denver and San Francisco with more stops likely. Announcement of dates and venues is delayed awaiting the psycho logical moment per Mitchcovek and Roosevelt aides.

Lincoln Neb Theodore Thoosevelt Elamy Wpeerhos New York San Francisco Ik Stony Mr. Bryra Davies Hitelmook Mitchcvek Ronpevelt Mir Tot Hi Ia Ue Mikely Chicago Witte Lonn Indianapolis Omaha Denver San Proveinco Tiana Toosevelt Prec Taft

Taft Completes Chicago Campaign Swing Wednesday

Former President William Howard Taft continues a national campaign tour with eleven hours of engagements in Kansas City and Missouri. He winds up his Chicago stop on Wednesday as part of a broad effort across key states.

Kansas City Get Kajiens Missouri Taft Chicago

Bryan to Leave for Des Moines in Midnight Trip

Journal reports J Bryan plans a late night departure from Were for Des Moines to advance the Democratic campaign. A national committee member from Iowa interrupted via telephone to insist on Bryan delaying his Eastern Town stop for additional rent days, disrupting the schedule except Sundays.

Wincoln J. Bryan Wale Towa Win Bryan Des Moines

Governor Smith backs long wait for Filipino independence

Manila reports a dinner where Commissioner Gilbert and Governor General Smith stated that Filipino independence cannot come for many generations and that America will retain extraterritorial rights to protect its interests, provoking strong debate among Filipino independence advocates.

Manila America Philippines Gilbert Smith

Mining tragedy at Mt Olive coal mine claims two lives

In Mt Olive on October 5, Herman Herron and George Yhnwcike fell four hundred feet from the Mowat Olive and Staunton Coal Company shaft. Both men were killed instantly in the collapse. Nearby, John We Chapman, a former portmaster at Akron, was sentenced to three years in a federal penitentiary by Judge Taylor for healing.

St. Taouls Mowat Olive and Staunton Coal Company Mt. Olive Herman Herron George Yhnwcike Olveland John We Chapman Anetant Akron Taylor

Frisco Blaze Destroys Warehouses In City Fire

A massive fire in Frisco Blackwatter district started in a Pacific Coal Co warehouse and spread rapidly destroying several warehouses. City engines fought the blaze, threatening water works as crews battled the flames.

San Francia Gat Dolore

Dr Cook Is Lost Near Cape Hub Used Wester

New York February 6 reports say friends of Brooklyn explorer Cook and financier Joli Bradley are urging an expedition to locate the missing genetic adventurer. Cook, who hoped to reach the North Pole, had not been heard from since May 7 after a letter indicated he reached Cape Hub and planned to push northward, about 500 miles from a port.

New York Get Ifriendas Cook Brookyn Joli Bradley Avani Q Cook Ahat North Pole Cape Hub Wester

Get Off The Stump In Roosevelt Bid Debate

The World prints a garbled dispatch from Ivans ville claiming President Revertel ordered his son to remove Gen pleskman Nicholas Largworth from the stump at Rock Island. The text hints at a Roosevelt eight year presidency and Longworth leaving the vice presidency amid unclear charges.

New York Ivansville Revertel Ia Pleskman Nicholas Largworth Rock Island Bylday Roosevelt Mr. Longworth Las

Sherman Campaign Speech Obligation Questioned

A note questions which candidate will be required to do all speaking for Sential, and whether Un Victor of Southern Indiana and the Nutlogic Committees will supply another campaigner for the effort.

Sherman Indiana Nutlogic Committees

Triple Tragedy in Chicago Ends in Murder Suicide

In Chicago, 35 year old painter George M. Gilson fatally shot his wife Mrs. Jennie A. Finnies and then killed himself after a vain attempt at formation. The act occurred at the home of Mrs. Barnes where Gilson had been living with Mrs. Finnies.

Chicago George M. Gilson Jennie A. Finnies Free Aid Gilson Barnes

Bear Kills Infant at Arizona Park Tragedy

At Willow Grove park near Tuenon Arizona a black bear escaped its cage and charged a crowd of visitors. The bear seized and crushed one year old Mek Aude Tatra before a policeman shot the animal. A fusillade by guards ended the danger.

Aude Tatra

Castro obstinate in face of Dutch demand

Caracas reports President Castro cut short a trip to Corea due to illness. Though once very sick, his health is improving but he cannot attend to Holland's second note presented by German minister Seckendorf. Belief is he will resist the Dutch demand and may choose conflict over capitulation.

Caracas Willemeted Castro Corea Holland Daron Seckendorf

War Nears As Bulgaria Turkey Teeter On War

Bulletin recounts imminent conflict between Bulgaria and Turkey, amid rumors of two decisive moves. Ferdinand I may proclaim independence and Bulgaria may seize Rumelia, while Austria Hungary pushes annexation of Bosnia, reshaping Balkans alliances and provoking wider European reaction. Russia, Britain, and France monitor developments as mobilizations rise near borders. A Bulgarian proclamation is reported at Tarnovo with a large force poised for action.

Ferdinand Bulgaria Czir Berlin Resty Ferdinand I Rumelin Ivan Bosnia Fertinand Shih Bolewka Francie Towerh

Burton and Herrick Both in the Race for Senate

Cleveland political observers see Myron T. Herrick and Burton maneuvering for the 1912 Ohio Senate contest. As Foraker withdraws, Burton’s return and county support mix with looming bets on a northern Ohio successor. Herrick is credited with strengthening his position by seeking delegation influence and leveraging future vacancies.

Cleveland, O Burton Foraker Willey Veleresti Thie Wurton Marion Cleveland Myron T. Herrisk Herfrick Coveland Ion Senate Vops Charles P. ‘Tutt Cincinnati Julius ‘Pldtschmay Fort Harry Dougherty Columbus Hernick Ohio Cuyahoga Herrick

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