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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1908

Page

2

Directors Deny Morse's Charges In Bank Case

New York October 27 testimony from Gates, Schwab, Flagler and Havemeyer states directors of the National Bank of North America did not authorize Morse overdrafts or know of such practice. Curtis and Morse face national banking law charges as court hears sensational closed-door accounts.

New York John W. Gates Morgan O'Brien Charles M. Schwab John H. Flagler Willan F. Havemeyer National Bank of North America Charles W. Morse Ths Cape United States A.M Curtis W. W. ‘Lee Dank Curtie Morse Lee Wan Lee Morne Stock Exchange W. A. Nash Corn Exchange Bank Clearing House Committee Nash Curtis House Committee Hensiente Wire

George, Crown Prince of Lervia Leaves for St Petersburg

George crown prince of Lervia departed Monday for St Petersburg in what is believed a betrothal move to his cousin Princess Marina Nicholaeon. The week also saw a signal corps balloon flight over Washington for experimental purposes.

George L¢rvia St Petersburg Marina Nicholaeon Signal Corps Washington Lalem Winter Paulets Aeronautivn Baron Takahira Pittsburg Buffalo Co Cannonsburg Yontoul

Fire destroys cottages along New Era beach in Saliebury Massachusetts

A serious blaze in Saliebury Hawch Massachusetts started at the New Era house and swept the beach destroying about 25 cottages by 1:45 AM. The fire remained uncontrolled as it spread along the shore. In Berkeley California on October 21 Henry A. Butters, president of the Northern Electric Hallway Co, died. His daughter Marguerite is betrothed to Victor H. Metculf Jr, son of the secretary of the navy.

Saliebury Hawch Mass Berkley Cal Henry A. Butters Northern Electric Hallway Co Mr. Butters Marguerite Victor H. Metculf, Jr Pavy

Seriously Injured in Runaway in Kentucky and West Virginia

In Taxington Kentucky on October 27 Dwigtt Bowden his mother and two sisters and ZC Shaver of Wheeling West Virginia were thrown from a four carriage runaway in Winchester. All were seriously injured Shaver was brought to the hospital unconscious and many others injured. In Vitaburg Pennsylvania on October 22 the Mitaburg Coal Co reports for nine months ending September 30 shows a decline from last year with net earnings down to 1 973 521.00 and a written drop of 2 100 573.21 to group coal car loadings.

Taxington Dwigtt Bowden ZC Shaver Wheeling W Va Shaver Wen Brosight Vittaburg Mitaburg Cowl Co Carolage

Governor Hoke Smith Speaks at Democratic Noon Meeting

Gov Hoke Smith of Georgia addresses a Democratic noon meeting in New York City October 21 noting a controversial stance and criticizing rival Beyan while mentioning ships near Key West and a steamer on rocks causing concern.

Hoke Smith New York Georgia Cleveland

Taft Campaign in New York amid Heavy Rain

Taft Laboring through Brooklyn speeches after a day touring Connecticut New Haven and Port Chester crowds jammed streets and cheered as rockets and red fire lit the night An evening reception at Union League club followed a heavy downpour parade delay did not deter Taft and his entourage James Woodruff hosted dinner at Montauk club Taft praised a Taft victory for national benefit. Benjamin Russell longtime lawmaker and official dies at 65 in Missouri after McKinley era service.

New York Brooklyn William H. Taft New Haven Port Chester Greater Timothy J. Woodruff Union League Taft Auf Montauk Club Judge Taft Auditorum Metropolitan Sanger Hall Oacur Straus Commerce and Labor Brenva

Secretary Metcalf Cancelled Engagements and Illness

Secretary Metcalf of Washington on October 27 canceled engagements to address a petition gathering at Charlton ton West Virginia and declined an invitation to speak in Aleros. He is confined to bed and will be unable to attend for several days.

Metcalf Bick Washington Metcalf Charltonton W. Va

Balloon landing sparks reunion at Huntsburg farm

A Canton balloon crew led by Pilot Leo Stevens landed on Charles Hartman’s farm in Huntsburg township after a flight from Canton. Hartman and his sisters hosted the crew and Mrs Clifford, a singer, arrived for a second reunion as word spread of the unexpected visit.

Chardon Buburday Tig Baloun Leo Stevens Canton Aero Plmt Charliw Harri Huntsburg Canton Stevens Clifford

Mysterious shootings and political rally headlines span Ohio

Reports from Ohio describe a sixth shooting victim in Cleveland while Gov Harrin rallies in Warren county with William E Miller and Jesse Taylor. Other items include a fugitive from justice case in Dayton, a hotel robbery attempt in Columbia, a river navigation opening in Gallia County, and the death of A W Clapper former National Loan officer in Akron.

Cleveland John Buckich Youngstown John Ballach Backich Levanon Uct Warren County Preble County Harrin William E. Miller Jesse Taylor Congress Opera House

Cincinnati Ball Players Head to Cuba for Series

Thirteen members of the Cincinnati baseball team left for Cuba on Monday to play in the Cuban league. The expedition is led by Frank Runcroft, business manager of the Cincinnati club.

Cuba Cinciinnati Cincinnati Frank ©. Runcroft Busines Cincinnatl Ab

Millen Tyon Company Boosts Capital in Canton and Cleveland

The Millen Ty on Co Canton raises stock from 200000 to 300000 dollars while the Mingleword Macallion Coal Co in Cleveland increases its capital from 6000 to 960000 dollars.

Canton Macallion Coal Cleveland

Case Decided Against Oscar W Reid in Army Discharge Appeal

Washington October 2 The motion by Oscar W Reid and his attorneys to advance his case in the Supreme Court was denied. Reid, a discharged African American soldier seeking review of a peaceful demotion from the army, argued the president overstepped authority in wartime or peace in removing a soldier without trial. The attorneys asserted fundamental rights and due process as grounds for docket advancement. Attorney General Bonaparte did not oppose the motion.

Washington Oscar W. Reid Cera Supreme Mrt United States Witeult Court New York Bonaparte

Fined for Cheering for Bryan in Lincoln

Lincoln residents report John T. Kent paid a $25 fine after cheering for Bryan disrupted an open air meeting. The disorderly conduct charge stemmed from persistent cheering in a public event organized by local Democrats.

Bryan Lincoln Neb John T. Kent QAR Dramouris

Will Go Home to Vote This Weekend

Washington reports Orville Wright plans to return to Dayton O on Saturday if his condition improves He will be accompanied by his sister Catherine Wright and may be carried to vote in the presidential election though this could be months before he can use his injured leg Also Allan Langdon McDermott former New Jersey Democrat dies at home in Jarvey City after heart trouble and service as recipient for the Washington Gas and Electric Co Lord Northcote and Lady Northcote to tour Canada and the United States before England trip Also new play by Jules Rebert Goodman premiering at Columbia theatre with notable army and navy presence.

Washington Orville Wright Fort Myer Hospital Dayton Mlle Catherine Wright Army Hospital New York Allan Langdon Medermott New Jersey Monday Jarvey City Mer. McDermott Huston Washington (D. GC Hallway and Electric Co WII Canada United States Victoria Love Lord Northcote Australia Lady Northcote Japan Empresa India Yokohama England Julew Rebert Goodman Columbia Theatre Wclstling Pavy Blanche Walah Ly

Lightning Strikes Pocono Toe Co Plant and Mt Pocono Home

A lightning bolt damaged a Pocono Toe Company honed and ignited a fire that destroyed machinery at Naum Pies facility. Mrs Mervine's Mt Pocono home was also struck and damaged, families displaced by the incident. Sheriff Kitteson and a posse in Madison Wisconsin pursue three alleged counterfeiters Hugo Albert and Rudolph Donner.

Scranton Pocono Toe Co Naum Pies Mervine Mt Pocono Madison Wis Kitteson Posse Bane County Hugo Albert Rudolph Donner

Urge King Peter to Act Amid Mass Protests in Portland

A mass meeting of 400 Serviane in Portland urged King Peter to act against the annexation of Pothta and Hersegoving by Austelp Hungary. A cable message promised both money and aid in support of the cause.

Peter Portland Ore Pothta Hersegoving Austelp Hungary Wien Wik

Prominent Italian Statesman Giuseppe Biancheri Dies

The obituary notes the death of Giuseppe Biancheri former president of the Chamber of Deputies. He presided over the chamber for nearly two decades and died at age 53 after a long illness.

Giuseppe Biancheri Chamber of Deputies Ventraglia Chamber

Grocery Fire Destroys Wholesale Store in Ht A Bartley

A Monday evening blaze at a wholesale grocery establishment in Ht A Bartley destroyed the building and spread toward the Calvin block. Early this morning the fire was driven by wind, threatening nearby structures and causing extensive damage.

Fira Toledy A. Bartley Calvin

Obituary for Col. Cot. Harey Leland Haskell

Local obituary notes the death of retired Army officer Harey Leland Haskell in San Diego. He served about 20 years with infantry units and is remembered for his ties to the city and military service.

Bins San Diego Hirig Harey Leland Haskell Bumtoy Ely

Farmers Resist Coercion Urges Fair Play Across Parties

A convention led by Albert Blue and Rosa Ludlow denounces alleged press statements threatening the nation’s finances. The resolution calls farmers of all parties to unite against what they deem unfair tactics and to vote through organized action to protect the country’s welfare.

Wallon Hon Ae Individiala Party Succeda Albert Hlue Rosa Ludlow

Government Employee Klippe Kleine Dies in Washington

Washington Oct 27 Frank M Klippe Kleine chief examiner of the civil service commission died suddenly Monday of a cerebral convulsion His brother William Kleine lingered with fever The 40 year old Kleine had served in government employ since he won his post last year

Washington Frank M. Klip Tennenses Civil Service Suds Tie William Kigeine Frank Kleine

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