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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1908

Page

7

Taft Tours New Haven For Connecticut Campaign

Taft visited New Haven to appeal to Connecticut voters for Republican support. A crowd packed Lavon Armory area despite rain as Taft, standing to greet supporters, criticized Bryan and urged prosperity through continued GOP leadership. Taft spoke of past defeats and promised renewed gains if elected.

New Lavon Conn Jxreat Armory Tait Connecticut Taft Club Twit Ie Auto Armory Mr. Bryan Ruty R. Taft

Montgomery found guilty in Allegheny Bank wrecking case

Wm Montgomery, a cashier, was convicted this afternoon of wrecking the Allegheny National Bank. He is indicted for misappropriation of 409000 of the bank funds. His lawyers, after consultation with the accused, decided not to offer any defense.

Pittabur Wm. Montgomery Allegheny National Bank Gudligy Montcomery Banka

Murdered for a Paltry Sum on a Northern Highway

Hugh Meduie, a well known resident of Camp HM Sweutburt, was killed by highway robbers between that place and Car Negle last night. He was struck on the head and thrown into a tree, drowning after the blow. He had drawn his pay yesterday and about $20 was in his pocket.

Pittsburg Hugh Meduiie Camp HM Sweutburt Car- Negle Meuuite

Commoner Rests After Strenuous Campaign Week

New York news column notes Democratic candidate William J. Ryan rests after a taxing week. He breakfasted in a car, traveled via New Jersey into Jersey City, then to Manhattan to the home of Human T e miner and met with party leaders before a quiet day of rest in the city.

New York Herd William J Ryan Don Ae New Jersey Jersey City Mock Nathan Streus Amwea Smidenes Rites National J. Dowomnia Orten Ahiteiork National Committee Thitchrack Banda Tertenone Faery C. Canton

Hazy musings on life and local quirks in a windy note

A sprawling, fragmentary column packs whimsical observations and misread phrases about Wiener weather, balloon trips, gambling, a pastor and church notices, and a curious tale of a two legged pig. It mixes humorous vignettes with odd phrases, preserving a slice of quirky local voice.

Lorton Roberts Route Aly Roberts

Local Personal News From Columbus and Nearby Towns

This brief item lists residents and visitors including Taylor and Hoke Poni on business in Columbus, Swartebough’s trip to Toledo, Dave Pyein and Paul Castner at a gathering, and Albert Dow’s return from Hunting. It notes Sunday visits by Mrs. Oh W. Strayer to Viqua, Misses Wilken and Uneapher in Delaware, and various local households hosting guests and relatives over the weekend.

Taylor Columbus Hoke Poni Mansfeld Don. Swartebough Toledo Dave Pyein Paul Castner Gatuniay Albert Ia Dow West Center Street Albert Htrodin bin Parette Mien Bidlet Ohio Ora Binison Bornhelm Colum South State Atreut Mir Clara Gallon Mra W. Mayer Cherry Street Prank Cretener Riegiaewate Yellewt Ann Howard Ontey Bint Pred Guthery Moorcroft Wyoming Toghia Motter K.guthery Pearl Street Dan Evan John Pfann George H Ulter Mfr Harry Garberton Harry Starteman Bucyrus

Parkhurst Resigns as Head of Crime Prevention Society

New York reports Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst has resigned after seventeen years as president of the Society for the Prevention of Crime. The formal announcement will be made at a dinner at the Hotel Gotham next Thursday night with Parkhurst as guest of honor. He began civic work after preaching on municipal politics in 1890 at Madison Square Presbyterian, leading campaigns against liquor traffic on Sundays and gambling, earning praise and criticism for his efforts and charges against police officials.

New York Chares H. Parkhurst Society For the Prevention of Crime Hotel Gothan Ray Parkhurst Madison Square Presbyterian Church Howard Crosby Park |Hurst Police Department

Riot in St Louis injures twenty seven people

In St Louis on October 26 a riot broke out after the arrest of William Sarkis in the Greek colony at 2nd and Plum. Twenty five adults and two police were seriously injured as officers faced a hostile crowd before reinforcements dispersed the rioters and several Greeks were detained.

St. Louis Willam Sarkis 2Nd Plumate Mich

Middletown Bank Seized by National Bank Examiner

The Cohiba Trant Company bank in Middletown, Gon, was closed by national bank examiners on October 26. The bank is capitalized at $100,000 and depositors will be paid in full.

Middletown Gon Cohiba Trant Company Tory National Bank Examinera

Dyspepsia and gastric juice notes amid medical ad copy

The excerpt mixes an old medical advertisement praising Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets to balance gastric juices and aid digestion with unrelated political chatter. It details digestion as a process, claims tablets purify blood, and urges purchase or sample mail order, then abruptly shifts to political satire and a misfit dialogue about a jail campaign and a family feud.

F. A. Stunt Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Uncle Joe Loses In Deep Speaker Fight

Fragmented text outlines political skirmish surrounding Joseph Cannon and party dynamics. Mentions Jim Watson running for governor, Pete Hepburn praised, and Wisconsin delegation pledges against Cannon. Describes tensions across Pennsylvania Minnesota and Minnesota Tawney, with Republicans facing a weakened majority and internal pledges affecting speaker election.

Cannon Shemnants Sopree Groovenor Hinshaw Nebraska Amt Iis Kansas Nikewle Wisconsin Pennsylvania Cannon Agen Minnesota Tim Congress Aix Tia House Speaker McKinley

The Limit Mra Ac Argument Report

A fragment from a disputed exchange reports Mrs Z accusing another party of disrespect and refusal to eat any food that suits him. The dialogue hints at personal tension and social friction within a household or social circle.

Police Court Records From Weekend Arrests

Police arrested a Thon van, a tramp tailor, on South Propect Street Saturday night for intoxication and disorderly conduct. He appeared in mayor's court Sunday with $6 bail but was remanded to jail. Weary Vortner, described as a plain drunk, was picked up in the West End Sunday at four. Officer Jos Well escorted a stranger to the city prison. the man was released Monday morning after paying a $5 fine.

Thon van Levi Gornwell Charite Fred Wat Towne Weary Vortner West End Offer Jos Well

Daily Market Report for Buffalo and Other Cities

Market notes from East Buffalo and unions yards show higher prices for beef, calves and hogs with receipts around 100 head and 22,100 at Union Stock Yards. Cattle and lambs steady to higher as futures and demand push values. Cleveland and Pittsburg regions report mixed but generally firm tone across cattle hogs and sheep.

East Buffalo Buffalo N. Y Prine Steork Ecwlpta PLC S.A Union Stoge Yards Minton Orean Keders Hoge Relphs Amirket Cleveland Marker Aller

Local Grain and Produce Markets Mixed on Prices

Grain and produce markets show varied quotes with wheat near 1.02 and corn around 86 1 2 cents per bushel. Butter and other staples listed with prices for refined flour, sugar, and lard. Toledo and New York markets noted as reference points.

Toledo Alfie Pele Smothy Chas, Turner & Co Lee Hutter Doken Cheow N.Y Bu., Inc

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