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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
3
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Brunskill Studio offers 200 owt. for books maps and newspapers and will pick up items citywide at Malo 282 292 Farming Street. Clark Real Estate Company handles sales auctions and exchanges with cheap homes, office at 114 Court Street, headquarters for all real estate needs.
BTAR Bottling Works manufactures carbonated beverages including Ginger Ale and Sodas, Geltzo 40 Bipboe Mineral Waters. J R Smith, Proprietor. Phone 744. Livery and Feed Barn. Veterinary Hospital Confection R P Phr ry Union Street home 160.
Dr Edward Throckmorton longtime Maxicon dentist died from a stroke suffered last Thursday aged seventy two He lived in the city most of his life and practiced dentistry more than forty years He was survived by his second wife and four children Edward Eugene Harry Throckmorton and Marguerite Throckmorton Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 9 30 am from his son Edward Chovkmorton’s home with burial in Marion cemetery
Word fragments report Cole Guy Hay leaving Akron as a visitor to Niagara Falls and returning from guesting with friends Gus Homan. Mr and Mrs William Talloan of Mhommpuen Street host a tienda at Bucyrus with Mik Crowe and Master Paul noted among attendees.
Idacoti Nebraska September report on national politics highlights William Howard Tafts planned campaign swing and Bryan's counter moves. The article covers Tafts touring plan with Stryon and Bryan’s responses including comments on independence for the Philippines and reform efforts. Also noted are local arrests and community notices amid campaign coverage and town news.
The Ference Richards W C T U will meet at Wesley M B hur on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock with large attendance expected. Work on the Marion Steam Shovel company steel plant on Lewie Street is poised for completion and addition to the area is anticipated. Harry Smith sustained a foot injury at the Milleranster house on Sunday afternoon and was taken to Sawyer Sanatorium for treatment. A meeting of the Board of Kanton was held at the High School building with four members present to discuss the vacant censor seat. Frank has not yet decided when to appoint a replacement for the position.
Police report from East George notes a wheelbarrow stolen for coal yard use and repeated thefts of implements. Warnings given to a resident, with attempts to prevent further incidents and bike measures discussed.
A gasoline stove fire damaged a building on North Main Street owned by Louis Prunes. Firefighters from Box No 1 responded quickly, keeping flames from spreading to adjacent units and limiting damage to about 100 dollars. authorities noted heavy damage was avoided due to prompt action by firemen and residents.
A large crowd from Marion plans to return tonight after a day of preparations for a parade and contests. The 21 member delegation led by the pork band will seek several prizes at the Shelby event, with banners and floats drawing attention. Officials expect the Morfolerewd to win a few awards in the afternoon contests. The Marion group aims to bring home several prizes tonight.
Reports indicate steady progress on the Silver Hereot extension of the railway with expectations of near completion within weeks. Officials hope to resume service before winter as a sizeable force works on road paving and track alignment, aiming for simultaneous line completion.
Sunday noon a woman named Ofra Pierow suffered severe left breast pain from a four by two inch glow fragment lodged in her chest after a fall at Mrs. M. Pieter's home in this city. Dr Winnt removed the object from the wound, noting the glow had broken off earlier and remained in place for months.
Crawford County Fair in Bucyrus runs September 15 through 18 with fast races, a baseball tournament, special attractions and full departments. Event notes include good racing and sports, inviting attendees to come.
A varied crowd and families attended a park outing with numerous diversions. The event faced confusion over committee roles and seating as plans for the entertainment faded into an unreal scene.
Funeral services for George Belmont and Ther man J. McMurray were held at Marion Cemetery. The service for Belmont occurred Sunday afternoon with Rev Co H Batley presiding at 2 o clock. Interment followed in Marion Cemetery with a later service at the church.
An unusual note reports Care Geld Medal Flourie receiving an honor designation. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the item centers on recognition awarded by a local or organizational body.
Clinton N. Howard headlines a speech in the big tent on Prospect Street about A Ride on the Waterwagon. The Laval option canvass shows 4015 petition votes collected by commissioners. seven petitions remain. 2845 signatures needed to trigger an election. county voter count was 8128 at the last general election.
fragmented report from a historical page mentions Gov Kart winning a Maine contest and hints at civil unrest and drought effects. scattered references cover elections, crowd reactions, and local disturbances with no clear events or dates.
A fragmentary note describes a man who while being good only white he re checked his inner thoughts as he watched word waving.
New York reports a possible link between the December 31 murder in the gas house district and Ralph W. Eddy a Milwaukee youth on his wedding day January 22. Eddy’s father James Edy reveals the claim and names two witnesses in the case. Authorities fear political enemies may be involved and many suspects have fled town.
Reports from Adie phase Ohio dated September seven describe Taft resigning from a Middle Bass position while West Hayes at Freont coordinates a forthcoming entry. The text hints at a public voyage and a damped mood as talks proceed enroute with limited clarity.
A railroad wreck at Stoke Station damaged the engine and cars after a collision near the depot. Clarence Galleher and Mahter were among those injured in the derailment near the Wierlocking plant. A Pennaylennty depot cafe in New Washington was also affected by the blast.
A damaged OCR passage describes a street incident with a duel and rescuers near Whitetlah Point. Names and details are garbled, but references to a fatal duel and multiple injuries appear alongside unclear crew and shelter mentions.
Grace Stanwood receives an "infernal machine" package addressed to her. The box sparks a wild night with Lord Tallywag and Bob Olle. The scene ends with Grace marrying Bob Olle after the suspect item is revealed to be a jewel watch and a humorous farce about a failed wedding trap.
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