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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
6
Marion High Hosts Hard-Fought Gridiron Battle
A rough forty minute game at Weird Park saw Marion High stop Mansfield in the final minutes but falter due to a poorly executed close. Key moments included a blocked place kick near the Mansfield ten, a standout performance by Hageman and strong end play, while attendance was described as only fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weird Park
Manefield High
Marion High
Marion
Mansfield
Manfield
Bucka
Harry Gillette
Hagerman
Hageman
Stout Mit
Marting
the Inc
Marion Poaltion
Maunsteid Preis Pitas
Carrigan
Santa
McOrvady
Last Trip of Season Stirs National League Standings
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Washington New York Cleveland and Chicago with league standings and a late season trip. Key names appear incomplete, but the fragment hints at national standings and a final trip affecting positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardin
Washington
New York
Tateatt National
UEAG
Lot
Burton and Herrick Face City Campaign Tangle
Burton and Herrick clash over senatorial chances amid limited Republican unity in the county. Observers say Burton seeks strategic positioning to back Dick, while Herrick trades aim to expand influence. Campaigns begin with meetings in Library Park and a ward tent rally as parties prepare a vigorous push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veneti
Burton
Cleveland
Alo
Tim Self
Cuyauoge
Herrick
Com. Reema
Congresman Burtoy
Leven Thay
Burcu
Campaign Page Stance Supports Republican Policy
A brief note states continued support for the Republican campaign and policy, asserting no need to change the current plan. It emphasizes consistency and adherence to existing strategy without new proposals or alterations.
Roosevelt Campaign Trip Sparks Debate In The West
Racial and political tension swirl as reports claim President Roosevelt may stump for re election. The Nebraska faction within the Pro Roosevelt camp backs a nationwide tour to energize supporters. Bryan aides deny final plans but fear the travel fund’s use and timing. Main events target Missouri Illinois Chicago St Louis and other key states with speeches in Havelock and Lincoln.
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Babeeia
Gene AL Linlsro
Clayward
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Mit
Aryan
Hughes Intal
Mryou
Havelock
Tait
Jmst
Gov
Mirghes
Trymn
Chicago
Missouri
St Lonin
Bishop Tierney Near Death After Stroke
Hartford dispatch reports Bishop Tierney of the Diocese of Connecticut in a dying condition following an apoplectic stroke. Doctors fear he will not survive the day as the church community gathers for last rites and prayers.
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Hartford
Conn
Tn Diovan
Uiehioy
Dlocen
Connecticut
Godin
Adjaleerga
Lawson Injured After Fall From Horse and Sled
Thomas W. Lawson known Chatham manufacturer was severely injured when thrown from a wagon and kicked by a horse near Dromwold. He was unconscious, taken home by auto, and remained so until late at night. His daughter and son Arnold reported his condition improved slightly later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyet
Thomas W. Lawson
Mhaneler
Mr. Lawson
M Woogphy
Dromwold
Werd Hoth
Min Lawn
Arnold Lawcon
Lawes
Gone with the Army tale of Wooler disappearance
A family inquiry follows reports that West Falph Sandy, a Milwaukee recruit, enlisted in the United States Army from Milwaukee and vanished. Capt Eddy and Blaine Eddy seek war department and Milwaukee records to verify the claim while noting potential mental infirmity as a reason for discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooler
West Falph Sahdy
States Army
Milwaukee
War Department
Washington
Rhobert Kh. Eddy
Eddy
Blaine Eddy
Chicago
Eptist
Atepe
Mins Warren
Tragedy at Johnson City Ends in Double Murder Suicide
A violent spree unfolds in Knosvile Teath with William Bates 10 being killed by his brother Hiskilaw Larney Beg who then killed Bates at the Bayles home and later hanged his own wife. The motive cited involves alleged jealousy and marital strife. Police rushed to the scene and secured the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knosvile
Teath
Oct
Helstol Oyer
Johnson City
Willan Bates
Emin
Jedloury
Balen
Paley
Bayles
Ba Ne
Thuilew
Momentous Step Consolidates Fraternal Orders in Columbus
The Pathfinders and the American Insurance Union announce a consolidation that increases administrative efficiency, lowers expenses, and strengthens benefits. The merged group totals about 15,000 members with nearly 20 million in insurance across several states, centered at the American Insurance Union Temple in Columbus, Ohio.
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A. U
Pathfinders
Nantacee Union
Pathfinder
ALU
Path
At . Temple
Columbus
American Insurance Union
Ordera
Temple
A. I A
Journal of the Pathfinders
Pathfider
Ohio
United Societies
Pathfinder Lodges
Supreme Trustees
American Insurace Union
United Orders Merge Pathfinders Into Insurance Union
A historic merger unites the Pathfinder Lodges with the American Insurance Union to form the American Insurance Union. The move consolidates leadership, funds, and resources, with a $100,000 reserve and a new Palumpine Temple building as the directing center. Members urged to join the new union chapter to reduce local expenses and streamline administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Order
Palumbine
American Ineurance Union
Pathfinder
American Insurance Miinn
American Insurance Union
Pathiloder
American Inguance Union
Airy Persifiage in a Chicago Tribune Dialog
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune presents a witty dialogue about marriage and suitability. Mrs Waypher and Mrs Marmalayde discuss a flighty suitor, noting his habit of moving in higher circles and looking down on ordinary life. The exchange reflects social satire and humorous perspectives on relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirry
Your Courtship Days and Night on Main Street
Vivid reminiscence recalls courtship rituals and a pivotal evening on Main Street. The narrator mentions a stern father, tea with a minister, a hive incident, a rival's red buggy, and neighbors on porches watching as a gate refused to open.
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Lucifer
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