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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
4
Political Debate on Bank Deposits and Living Costs
Fragmentary political commentary argues rising prices and living costs while critiquing Republicans for banking policy. It suggests future relief when Democrats regain influence and revive financial reforms, noting differing impacts on savers and non savers.
Political rhetoric and tariff debate in early campaign chatter
Fragmented diary like remarks reference Democrats and Republicans, tariff policy, and presidential personalities. Mentions Taft Roosevelt Mer dier and Foraker with critical tone toward Ohio politics. Notes about campaigns, newspapers and public opinion amid economic concerns.
Harmon’s Conception of Professional Ethics Card
Judson Harmon a prominent early colleague and lawyer discusses the duties of the legal profession. He argues lawyers must act as ministers of justice and guardians of the law, resisting corruption by corporations and preserving public trust. He cites historical speech from 1906 urging lawyers to prioritize public service over wealth and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Judson Harmon Ty
Eiardian
Benjamin Woodbury
Columbus
Haneon
Judoon Mar
Avelt
Murnion
Elyonn
Lts
Political tumult and taft taunts echo in frank New York letters
Amid a chaotic text, references surface to Governor Hughes facing opposition, President Roosevelt’s nomination stance, and remarks on taft and Bryan. The piece hints at political maneuvering, campaign vibes, and national anxieties, with scattered names like Taft, Bryan, Hughes, and Roosevelt shaping the overheard discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hughes
Rooevelt
Veteran educator John H Grove Dies After Long Illness
John H Grove longtime instructor and dean at Ohio Wesleyan University, a Delaware resident for years, died last evening after a prolonged illness. Born in Fayette County, he served O W U for three decades and influenced many in the academic department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan H. Grove
Ohio Wesleyan University At
Delaware
Heal
John H.grove
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hervoun
Wwere
Fayatte County
Prominent Ohio Educator Grove Led Military Dept
The text honors Prof Grove a leading Ohio educator and publisher. It notes his 1870 graduation from Ohio Weer and his tenure as principal for several years, highlighting his role in inaugurating the military department of Ohio Western and his widespread influence across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wellington Tighield
Grove
Ohio Western
Four burglars bluff home intruder at Alburger residence
A resident in Philadelphia laughed and chatted with four burglars at 3469 Nidge Avenue yesterday. One held a revolver to her face while another blocked entry to a bedroom. The intruders were captured after she called for help, aided by a responding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pew
Bent
Mike Nellie Turney
Mary Alburger
Nidge Avenue
Heburgige
Alburger
Jara
Fires confine to outskirts as Calumet holds steady
Galumet, Sept. 17. Despite forest fires raging nearby the city is not in danger. The wind has died down and the fires are confined to the outlying farming district. In the copper country scores of miners are fighting the fires as nearby towns report distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galumet
Mid
Calumet
Darizes
Five More Deaths From Powder Explosion in Missouri
Five more deaths from a powder explosion near Wind sor Missouri raise the total dead to 12 as patients in Sedulia Phinbringa hospital show improvement. Coroner Tagadat testimony implicates a lad straying powder. injuries wounded crowding the scene. Dispatches report French Congo forces routing the Onadat tribe with 1600 troops under Captain Aijited. conflicts result in about 1000 tribesmen killed or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solallia
Windsor
Sedulia
Phinbringa
Howe
Serehberger
Midi
Varis
French Congo
Aijited
Stayen
Con
TENTS ARE WRECKED IN BROOKLYN SECT MEETING
In Anne Arundel county a mob attacked a Trinites camp meeting near Brooklyn burning two tents and a storage house. Guards retreated to a sect house while the larger group dispersed after threats with pistols. Authorities investigate the clash sparked by fiery preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Earl
Figures Are Wrong Figures Are Wrong
New York details a public rebuke by Commissioner Blighany after an article claimed Jews in New York City supplied half the criminals. He states the figures were not compiled by him and were unreliable, apologizing and repudiating the article's conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palkeo Som
Let the People Rule Appeal to Democrats 1908 Letters
A political appeal urges voters to back democracy by the people paying campaign bills. Norman J. Mack and other Democratic leaders press the cause of People’s Rule, calling for widespread contributions to the 1908 Democratic National Campaign Fund via The Mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Keri
Cline
Mareh
Ivyan
Peropli
Wan
Kiarn
People's Rule
Democratic National
Free America
Stgerely
Norman J. Mack
M. D
Wisp Wore
Chaipin National Finance Couitttee
Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
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Wanglosed Ees
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