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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

2

Conference Talks Spur Possible Bulgarian Confinement

International conference prospects gain momentum with support from Great Britain France and Italy amid tensions over Bulgaria Austria Hungary and the Balkans. Russia Turkey and Germany show interest as diplomats discuss a new commercial treaty and regional alignments.

Austria Germany Bulgaria Austria-Hungary Russia Berlin Nicholas Russa Tarkham Pasha Foreign Office Teharykof Fig Turkey Ferdinand Bularia

Broad Brief Telegraphed Notes From St Louis Meeting

Telegraphed notes summarize several items including a St Louis bondholders meeting where the board was elected, Venezuelan President Castro might resign with the vice president poised to take over, a fraud case involving Russian sailors in Japan, Pillsbury-Wardturn flour mill receivership continuing in Minneapolis, Tokyo expansion plans, Ohio wheat harvest figures, Italian jewelry seizures in Chicago, and a foreclosure case against Chicago Terminal Transfer railway delayed to November 18.

When Trant Co Chicago Terminal Transfer Railway Koblsaat United States Circuit Court Attor Baya

Greek boys exploited by padrones in slavery scheme

United States Commissioner Morsty earlier indicted Peter Anganoy John Mavrekos and James Chilfers for conspiring to violate immigration laws by bringing Greek bars into the country under false pretenses. The case centers on alleged slave labor and pocket-searching practices at Lovie boot black stands.

St. Louis United States Morsty Peter Anganoy John Mavrekos James Chilfers

A Booth & Co May Reorganize Under Scrutiny

Indication that U S District Attorney Sime plans action under the Sherman act against A Booth & Co as reorganization moves forward. Creditors committee rejects W Vernon Booth plan to raise capital. property may be sold at valuation to satisfy debts. Several creditors allege company fixed fish and water prices for five years. Winnipeg meeting protests railway workers strike amid wage and condition tensions.

Chicago Unite Sime A. Booth & Co W. Vernon Booth Booth Emetern Fair Dealers Y Sime Sims Tiiteday Truet Pmlwowe

Balkans Tension and Balkan independence in Paris reports

Dispatches from Constantinople indicate the Porte will not move beyond a formal protest against Bulgaria's independence. In Paris and military circles, the Balkan situation draws cautious response as tensions rise in the region.

Parks

New Sewage Plant in Alliance Under New Law

A new sewage plant is proposed in Alliance under a fresh law. Officials outline the plan, noting updated guidelines and required compliance steps for the project to proceed.

Alliance Henith Kay Henew

Campaign Against Tuberculosis Promoted by Social Workers

Wallace Hatch in Harrisburg urged local societies in every community to organize anti tuberculosis efforts. Pennsylvania dispensaries said to avoid medicine if possible as patients arrive too late for cure. The Pennsylvanian Society reports extensive outreach including talks, leaflets, and employment exchanges to combat TB.

Washington Dot Tuvercutoai Celal Thi Wallace Hatch Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention New National Museum Ernest P. Bicknell Red Cross Society Richard Beamish Philadelphia Thomas J H. A. Sitten Pennsylvania Harrinburg Mr. Hatch Hateh Beren J Pennsyyunia Society For Bureau of Information

Washington Bank President Convicted in Pure Drug Case

Robert N. Mar por ex president of the American National Bank and head of the Washington chamber of commerce withdrew his appeal after a $700 fine imposed by Judge Kimball for a pure drug law violation in a headache remedy case. The case drew attention due to President Roosevelt's stance on strict prosecution.

Washington Robert N. Mar ‘Por American National Bank This Ety Washington Chamber of Commerce Kimball Roonevelt Tueaday

New York Strikers Riots Highlight City Tension

Riot broke out Thursday night in the row of the garage of the New York Taxteah Co as chauffeurs on strike since Saturday faced police. About 600 striking workers attempted to rescue a fellow chauffeur during the clashes.

New York Miot New York Taxteah Co

Stories of Buckeye Life and Local Incidents

Ohio newspaper items recount varied tales from Findlay to Cleveland. A totally blind man plans and builds his own house unaided, while a burglary in Ashtabula injures a family and steals a watch. A Galion painter finishes lifetime work before death, and Cleveland counts a court theft amid hunger. In Raub, car repair plants expand as workers overhaul old wooden models.

Findlay Paul A. van Sicklé Renton Ridge Olson Thora Mr. van Sickie Perfeet Galion Opera House Henry J. Riblet

Ark to Have Pautor Ejected and Petition on Feet Purity

A garbled report describes a motion or proposal to eject a person or title from office and to set a policy about purity, led by officials or a council. The text references a large number of officials and a petition seeking action.

Titin Oer Ator Mint Weleh

Arrest on New Charge Quietly Shocks Cleveland

Warrant issued for L Avatior alias Ba or AB Bonel as authorities report a fresh arrest warrant and extradition developments. Bonelli held on bond totaling 5,500 dollars after recent steps in a separate case. In a separate incident, an individual fell down a hill near an abandoned quarry, suffering minor injuries with an expected recovery. companion search continues for the body.

Cleveland Cpt Wim Jueiter Mackwen Tueeday Contabie McManon Bonelli Wim Hrwell

New Incorporations and Arrests in Cleveland

Cleveland reports list new incorporations including The Woomunng Dey Cleaning Co in Meveland with 10000 dollars. Also noted are several individuals and firms such as Hobert PF Wiltluma Janestt Thomes Piteslinowons and Sheehan and Ali. Five Cleveland men with records were arrested in Philadelphia dragnet tied to Foundays' celebration.

Columbie Pitastinmona Oo Cleveland Hobert PF Wiltluma Janestt Thomes Cleveland Hien Julio Povordy

Child Burning Death Report In Ashland

In Ashland on October 7 a 12 year old girl, Luda Fraunfelter, daughter of Aira and John Vrounfelter, died after her clothing caught fire from a cooking stove. Firemen battled the flames but she perished at the scene.

Ashland Luda Fraunfelver Aira John Vrounfelter Caok

Child Killed by Locomotive Near Cleveland

Four year old T Frank Gurlenk of Ryndall Ohio was killed by an Erle eating at Corie station Monday night while en route to Cleveland for employment. The accident occurred as the child was walking along the tracks with a group, authorities reported. Local officials said the tragedy highlights the dangers near rail yards and urged stricter supervision of children near tracks.

Cleveland Frank Gurlenk Ryndall Erle Corie Station

Tragic Fire Destroys Anatomy Hall At State University

Thirty bodies are believed lost after a Tuesday night blaze that wrecked Anatomy Hall at the State University. The fire damaged facilities used by the medical colleges for teaching and research, with estimated losses around $16,000.

Minnéapolis Anatomy Hall The State University

DETROIT WINS THE PENANT Missing Youth Found Parts Fragmented Tale

Detroit wins the pennant as a strange disappearance case unfolds around Willie Smith a student at State University. A letter from Norma Randolph of Carlisle Pa mentions a man found in a derelict freight cut in Malden Pa and police seek clues. separate note concerns Captain Cook's reduced rank and an Ohio charities conference in Sandusky with delegates from many counties. A Chicago report notes a young man falling from an elevator after a day of work seeking his mother’s care and a city in Chebtor Th.

Lexington Willie Smith Fronnman State University Hrneat Statth Evther Mn Norma Randolph Carlie Ma*ldhony Ernest Smith Chicago Harry Brown Willie Chebtwr

Chicago Children Underfed Report Sparks Action

A federal inquiry finds thousands of children in Chicago underfed and malnourished. Officials order Tuesday night checks, rename ity work after the summer, and recommend immediate relief measures to address the alarming situation.

Chicago de Vley Woudell

New Bridge Completion Draws Hartford Salutes

Hartford and Gondy along with Artilbery honor the $83,000,000 bridge project over the Connectious river. The ceremony features whistle blasts and a parade planned for Tuesday as glass workers face rising risks of eye damage from industrial exposure in the Venetian glass industry.

Hartford Gondy F Artilbery Thin Junit

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