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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1907

Page

1

Standard Oil ties accused in Corsicana probe case

In New York and Texas court action, Frank Kellogg argues that the Corsicana oil outfit is controlled by the Standard Oil Company to dodge Texas rulings and keep output away from Waters-Pierce. Testimony links Oliver H. Payne and M. C. Folger to the Corsicana firm amid ongoing dissolution suit. An adjournment delays proceedings as trusteeship history is explored.

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Plea for Imprisoning Trust Leaders by Henry Clews

Henry Clews urged punishment of dishonest corporation officials and opposed blaming President Roosevelt for stock market declines. He argued fines on corporations harm stockholders while imprisonment of responsible officers is the effective remedy. He defended enforcement of law and endorsed penalties on individuals, not firms.

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Kings of Beef Trust faces possible new indictment

Chicago Sept 19 the meat wage in Packingtown may face indictment after a government investigation into recent price fines and alleged price fixing. If proven, millionaire packers could stand trial again for violating the trust law. Related inquiries probe railroad favoritism to packers and shipment timing differences versus competitors.

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United States Training Ship Tintrose Overdue

New Orleans Sept 1 The United States training ship Tintrose is reported two days overdue. A dispatch cannot locate her after she left Pensacola last week amid storms. Fear grows she may be lost at sea.

New Orleans United States Tintrose Ayers Tensarola

Unclear OCR Text Reaches For Details In Error

An garbled OCR passage references a person named DERI BERT and a call for examinations in cities and prisons. It mentions Werder Cy Phyrician Stattery, a government request for similar checks, and a note about twenty Japanese being austere tron with no disowning ruling line. The fragment lacks coherent facts or dates.

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Railroads Seek Federal Aid in Legal Battles

Washington reports indicate railroads urge federal government support amid attempts to settle legal disputes over interstate transportation policy. The Interstate Commerce Commission continues hearings in St Louis and a Missouri purity matter remains on the docket as parties push for resolution.

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Two Men Killed In Toledo Westbound Train Collision

A Lake Shore line westbound train derailed after striking an open switch near Tayte Siding two miles east of Toledo, killing two men and injuring several others. Luis Frink Huras and an unnamed victim were identified among the deceased. others were transported to Lynte by special ar yar as officials investigated. The Vandalia railway stated the wage dispute issue follows separate reports about telegraph operators and wage rules.

Toledo Sept

Sentenced to Death In Landmark Riot Case

A court confirmed death sentences for a group linked to the Hiker of WHR and riots. Several defendants aged between eighteen and twenty were identified, with lengthy detentions noted and reports of travel restrictions tied to the case.

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Autopsy Required At Viegt Chelotien Sorigin Church

A fragmentary report notes an autopsy is required after a death at the Viegt Chelotien Sorigin Church. The document mentions members being hired for investigations and indicates muddled wording about the incident and officials.

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Delmas May Be Retained In Overnight Draft

Sept 1 report notes Delmas may be kept for a return trip to New York on the Overland route with Mary Ko Thaw and Evelyn Neate Taw. It mentions a Stamford visit and a plan involving Maeve and other parties as the case unfolds, with potential retention of Delmas in the process.

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VESSEL IN FLAMES AND ELECTION MAJORITY REPORT

A chaotic report describes a vessel in flames and discusses a gubernatorial race. It notes figures on votes and margins, Oklahoma County results, and party leanings. The piece mentions Samuel’s identity and references Governor candidate Clowe No Haskell and others in a partisan context with state election implications.

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Cortelyou May Enter the Race

The article describes Cyrus Cortelyou possibly entering the race for president, noting his role as secretary and his influence within the New York Republican delegation. It covers party dynamics, allies, and anticipated strategy as the state convention approaches.

Trouble brewing in Martins Ferry in church dispute

Marine Ferry Ohio September 1 A local church split dominates town talk as Rev William King a former pastor faces removal and wardens accuse him of mismanaging funds while parishioners rally to support or oppose him. The dispute polarizes families and neighbors amid a broader wartime religious tensions.

Wenville Slistvlet Eller Mouthorog

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