13 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Metcalf returns from inspecting Pacific coast fortifications as fleets prepare for Holy Evanck fight and potential foreign pressure. Officials discuss defensive aims, possible intercontinental relief, and timing of fleet moves between the Atlantic and Pacific.
Two masked robbers halted Great Northern Oriental Limited No 4 six seven miles west of Hexford Montana. They climbed the tender, forced the engineer to stop and return, then looted the mail sacks and the express car before fleeing. The Great Northern Railway offers 5000 dollars for each criminal captured and convicted.
Allied Casablanca force drives Moor units from Taddert after bombarding their camp. French infantry and cavalry press the retreat, pursuing the Moors across hills. Casualties include French killed and wounded. Moors suffer heavy losses as fires blaze through farms and woods. General Drude led the operation.
In Cloveltad on September 1 Charles TH Squire fifty six drank carbolic acid at his wife's doorstep after she refused reconciliation. He died minutes later. Mrs. Squires filed for divorce previously and had left him. incident details describe him taking a vial from his pocket and consuming the poison.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an individual, a body, and unclear actions as two figures are described in a confusing scene. Names, places, and sequence are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of a death investigation.
Fragmentary copy shows a labor bureau report proposing a permanent agency head for the formal bureau, with references to wages, towns, and public information. The readable text hints at early 20th century labor governance and wage details, but content is incomplete and unclear.
In Columbus Ohio on September 13, defendant King faced accusations, denying the charges and insisting on his innocence. The defense contends the case hinges on testimony from accusers and moments at the stand, while observers note the courtroom proceedings at Sixth and Noble avenues. Thornton Carson, twenty four, was among witnesses described in the day’s testimony as the investigation continued.
New York reports the Cunard liner Lusitania did not beat the German Deutschland record, hindered by fog and machinery issues. The ship completed 2010 miles Liverpool to Sandy Hook in 2 hours 30 minutes shorter leg and a longer 2782 mile leg in five days 54 minutes, with average speed around 23.01 knots. Despite delays, spectators and officials note the ship's performance remains strong, hoping for future attempts.
King's formal charges against Pend ing Wider Henthorne are set to be filed as soon as the committee completes a lay conference, backing the action of the Hast Ohio conference yesterday in recommending the appointment of a negro bishop for negro congregations. The heresy trial of Rev. W Tinsley of Youngstown was discontinued during the election to...
An epidemic of infantile paralysis sweeps New York with dozens of children under treatment in hospitals. Experts observe the disease hoping to identify its germ and stop further spread. Most patients are severely crippled for life.
Cleveland reports expose a Methodist preacher from Youngstown named De. Tinsley challenging orthodox views. He questions Christ’s divinity and miracles, urging reinterpretation of Genesis and prophecy while defending personal belief in incarnation and broader spiritual meanings.
New York reports Dr Oli Stiles of the Public Health Service told dermatology delegates that a tiny parasite is to blame for high death rates among Union prisoners. He claimed the worm causes skin and systemic illness, thriving when prisoners lack adequate food and drink.
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