Marion Daily Mirror Oct 29 1908 item
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
4
Astronomical Events Mention Rise and Moon Phase
Brief note states bum sete at 4 57 rises at 6 24 moon rete Op with Moon at descending node and sun path downward indicating a sky event sequence. No clear attribution to a person or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bum Sete
Ohio Voters Call for Clean Government In Columbus
Ohio voters pledge a protest against Republican officeholders and their deputies amid widespread claims of state mistreatment. Judson Harmon is backed as a clean, businesslike governor candidate to enforce laws and reduce burdens on taxpayers. The piece accuses party control in Hamilton and Marion counties and cites Governor Harris and figures Bowes Cox and Guilbert as part of a broader system needing overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Mate
Botton
Harris
Bows Cox
Guilbert
Hamilton County
Pattison Wie
State House
Judson Harmon
Judson Eee
Political turmoil and county bridge deal exposed
The article details a county political dispute involving Prospect and Richwood, a threatened bridge move, and a proposed savings from a different plan. It criticizes Ohio Republicans and calls for voters to consider government integrity, urging open campaigning and skepticism toward newspapers during the closing days of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Prospect
Jonn H H. Chirk
Richwood
Newman's
Newman’s
Ohio Attorney General and State Treasurer Clash Over Depository Funds
A heated exchange unfolds as Attorney General defends McKinnon and criticizes Stockwell for pushing suit to recover state funds from banks in which McKinnon and allies hold interests. The report cites the Depository Board findings and questions motives ahead of the election, noting banks with large state deposits and the ethical concerns raised by officials including Guilbert Mullington and Green. The column highlights political maneuvering, legal arguments about liability of the state, and the role of Judge Harmon amid pervading scrutiny of banking ties and public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Attockey General
Stockwells
McKinnon
Elie
Saya
Ohio
Danke
Bilis Pare
Tate
Wileh Fe
Rmiatit
Guilbert
Benk
Keen
Green Guilbert
Mullington
Uriah Heep
Office of
Attorney General
Jidge Harmon
Cincinnati
PMI
Wehan
Harmon
Henesth
Danlon
Tve
Judge
Troemrer
Himiself
Havigs
Esc Echot
McKinon
Halle Havliie
Argkengenisattnor
McKinnons
Hhorkholder Jn
Geilbert
Gailbert Betne
Fullington
Tudee Harmon
Gulbert, McKinnon
Wills
Board of Deposit
Jude Harmon
Chreirnath Peale
Het George B. Cox
Cincionati Bank
Waa
Ellis
Pibriona
B. Cox
Hts
Torest
Harrin
Funda
Gover
Political scandal details in Ohio State Journal report
Ohio State Journal outlines alleged conflicts of interest involving Governor Harris Judge Harmon and lawmakers Gilbert McKintey Elis and others. It describes private gains, salary increases, legislative pressure, and calls for pension and mileage allowances amid a broader investigation and proposals to curb ethical breaches.</s>
Local Events Update and Tonic Ad Teaser
A compact notice urges readers to follow the Markor for city and county happenings. An old style herbal tonic touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a stomach regulator kidney stimulant liver cleaner described as a tonic and muscle producer priced at 35 cents, sold at Cablot Mocken's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollisters
Rocky Mountain
Cablot Mocken
Post Card Ibums a Elegant Assortment at G A Wiant
Post Card Ibums featuring a wide range priced from ten cents to four dollars each. An elegant assortment displayed for selection. Let us show you at the House of Post Cards operated by G A Wiant Bookseller and Stationer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wiant Bookseller and Stationer
CHE House OF Post Cards
Cows to Give Milk Regardless of Bryan Victory
In Missouri speech Bryan mocked a Pennsylvania cream separator maker threatening factory shutdown if he won. He joked the dairy would dry up under a Republican win and praised ending the separator used to grease monopolies while wasting skim milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Prema
Reed
Republican Party
Indiana Firm Replies to Threat of Dream Separator Action
An Indiana hardware firm responds to a threat from Sharpless Separator of Chester Pa to shut down if William Jennings Bryan is elected. The letter mocks political intimidation and asserts voters’ right to decide, warning the issue will be discussed at the Hardware Bank Helm Men's Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hicgan
Marbaigh Brothers
Monterey
Ind
Sharpless Separator Company
Cheater
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Hurginal Separator Company
Chester
Helm Men's Association
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