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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1908

Page

3

New York Primary Edges Toward Hughes Nomination

New York results show Governor Hughes gaining in Manhattan and parts of Kings County while other counties lag. In Kings, districts voted heavily against him, but overall GOP strength totals suggest Hughes will likely be renominated at Baratogy with opposition forces consolidating around the Governor.

Huyes New York County Kings County New York City of Hughes Manhattan Kockium Otter County Man White Woodward Heacock Waxteworth Baratogy Hughey Jana

PennsylvanIa railroad officials tour route and checks

A party of Pennsylvania railroad officials led by A. M. Schoyey general superintendent arrived this morning for a brief stopover to inspect conditions at a point along the line. Trainmaster K. F. Corcoran Otto Sehwell and Guy Scott also accompanied the visitors as the officials surveyed the route aboard a two coach train. William Bender returned to Q tower after several days illness and Oakland operator Matthews left the vacancy for Silver Creek. The Big Four work train completed its last trip over the route today.

Pennsylvania Rad Hiros A. M. Schoyey Newdquarters Titer K. F. Corcoran Otto Sehvell Guy Scott Wiliam Bender Nin Matthews Ankland Silver Creek Ma Vavaney

Freight department reshuffles amid regrading lines

An official order effective September 1 outlines changes in the Pine freight department after the resignation of G B Whittlesey. H Snyder becomes Buffalo division freight agent, C W Churk takes over as general freight agent west of Buffalo and Salamanca, H W Forward succeeds Clark, and FL G tants becomes district freight agent of the Chicago division, with Chicago headquarters.

Slow but Not Sara in Gentle Social Exchange

A quip on courtship contrasts a slow suitor with uncertainty in a witty exchange. The speaker muses on self-love and the common traits of men, reflecting lighthearted social commentary from a bygone era.

Patrol Wagon Use Sparks City Justice Debate

Police and city detectives clash over use of the patrol wagon and city prison for prisoners arrested by sleuths. Detectives repeatedly arraign suspects in mayor or local courts, then face controversy over court access and fees. Levi Cornwell supervised William Massie, fined ten dollars and sent to the workhouse for assault and battery after a mayor’s court conviction.

Bibiiaut Gorve Schertz Meyer’s Levi Cornwell Willian Massie Columbus Massie Mayors Court

Local Option exposed over liquor revenue figures in Marion County

A Marion County page exposes a county liquor tax flyer alleging revenue figures. The writeup accuses the document of deceiving voters and misallocating net collections, arguing the liquor business does not cover county costs. The piece condemns the flyer as an insult to voters and notes a men only meeting at 8 o'clock.

Marion County State of Ohio

The Supreme Test

A quip about medical examination and fee. a patient jokes that no heart disease would have appeared if the physician had warned of the bill. The scene ends with the patient paying fifteen dollars and claiming relief at not having heart trouble.

Fun Missed In Air Traveling Boston Opines on Speed

A humorous local column from Boston questions the value of slow air travel and mocks missing telegraph poles and fast patrols, arguing the point that speed enhances excitement and progress in balloon journeys.

Boston

Fraser Highlanders to Perform at Grand Opera

Angus M. Fraser leads Fraser Highland dancers and a pipe band with a drum corps under Piper Angus McMillan Fraser, presenting a Scottish themed show Friday evening at the Grand Opera. The act features Sevillian styling and highland costumes, promising a spectacular and romantic performance.

Garlton Piperajor Angus McMillan Fraser

People's Campaign Seeks Constitutional Amendments in Ohio

Portmouth Daily Times outlines the People's Campaign push through the Ohio State Roar of Commerce to organize county branches and push three constitutional amendments. It argues for a two thirds veto override, January legislature sessions, and tax classification to ensure fair burden sharing, while criticizing delayed legislatures and the governor's veto power.

Ohio State United States J. B. Foraker Ohio Timea

No Taxes Paid on Deposits Highlighted by Banks

Testimony from 101 Ohio banks shows $4,166,825 moved from deposits just before tax assessing time last year. The aim was to dodge taxes, reflecting the recurring claim that bank deposits generally escape taxation.

Ohio Thin

Grangers Study Tax Reform Proposal Contention

F A Derthich addresses the Ohio Tax Commission on June 3 1907 urging a revised tax system. He argues the 56 year old uniform rate is outdated and proposes a government department empowered to update property taxation as conditions change. The State Grange has not yet taken a formal stand though it favors fair taxation.

Grandes State Grange F. A. Derthich Ohln Tax Commission

First Step in Tax Reform Debated by Experts

Prof Isidor Loeb of the University of Wisconsin reports at the First National Tax Conference that the essential gap in tax reform lies in modifying constitutional provisions. Tax commissions urged changes to existing tax structure to begin reform.

Isidor Loeb University of Wisconsin First National Tax Comference

The Erudite Domestic

In a humorous domestic tale Mrs. Auchincloss and her son Henry welcome a capable servant named Yale who reveals a sharp memory for history and debate. Henry rewards her wit by inviting her into the family circle, lifting class boundaries while planning a future alliance with Cornelia.

Joly Henry Allehindons Corelia League Henry Coreneliat Yale College Mrs. Auchindows Mise Yale Aucinciows Mian Yule Auchincross Corenella Feld Mr. Auchindons Mia. Auchincloss Mise Mother Son Miss Yale Minski Cornelia Archindows Mary A. Bowes

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