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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

2

White Sox Battle for Second as American League Stays Tight

Baseball notes from New York and Cleveland report White Sox hovering in second place in the American League race after midweek games. Cleveland wires a 4-1 win while Chicago struggles to gain ground. In Washington a cruiser Yankee is wrecked and may be a total loss without favorable weather. Murphy claims Chicago v New York game, citing an umpire error as the decisive moment.

White Sox Washington Navy Yankee Busterd

Roosevelt Replies To Bryan On Haskell Standard Oil Ties

President Roosevelt defends Gov. Haskell against Bryan charges linking him to Standard Oil interests. He cites Oklahoma actions on Prairie Oil and Gas Co as proof of Haskell's alleged corporate influence. Reports from New York and Ohio detail calls for Haskell's resignation from the Democratic campaign treasurer post amid related bribery and railroad promotion rumors. A separate item notes two men found dead along a Nickel Plate line near New Haven with firearms and masks.

Washington Roosevelt W. J. Bryan W. R. Héaret Gov Haskell Democratic Campaign Committee Standard Oil Ohio Oklahoma Bryan Gov. Hankel Haskeag Ingranes Prairie State Oil and Gas Co Great Corporation Oklahoma Company Mr. Bryan Hankell Tata Foraker Cov. Haskell State University Guv. Haskell New York Democratic National Sveral National Committee Prairie Ol Co Standard “Ol Co Columbus Charles B. Squire Frank 8. Monnett Havewell Standard Gi Co Fort Wayne Ind Roy Shirley Melvos Ralph Roach Pauiding Nickel Plate New Haven Fame Muir

Taft Begins Western Tour in Chicago Rally

William Howard Taft, welcomed by Chicago crowds at Orchestra Hall, urged labor legislation and a labor square deal. He praised labor’s interests, attacked Bryan, and promised vigorous action on pro labor measures as part of an aggressive campaign. Taft planned further stops through the Northwest.

Chicago William MH. Taft Taft Club Orchestra Hall Taft Michigan Avenue Orchemra Hall George Adway Hazelden Farm Ado John Wesley Hill Patt Byer Indiana Harbor Int Place Hammond Bryan Columbia Tatt Wilson Gorman Tarbil Meard Roosevelt Republican Party Mr. Taft Northwest

Knight Declines Governor Nomination in Utah

Provo Sept 24 Dease Knight nominated by the Democratic state convention announced he would refuse the nomination. The candidate stated his decision after the convention and planned to continue his political career elsewhere.

Provo Utah Dease Knight

Railroad Tail Injury At Elevated Track Incident

A midwest report describes a yard worker removing a tail from a ratle near the Terminal railroad of ft Lows elevated track. Workers struggled as splines and heavy air caused injuries including broken limbs. two crew members were seriously hurt, one hospitalized. A similar accident occurred years earlier on the Union Pacific railroad with a prone rail and damaged ties.

Ft. Lows Ankien Bui Crete Union Paritic Railroad Tie Tiene Lowe

Woman Burned to Death in Fire at Padnanam Ohio

In Ashtabula Ohio on September 24 Lena Landon of Padana ram died when a fire started by an explosion during a dispute. Her young nephew was badly burned as flames spread through the house.

Ashtabula Lena Landon Padanaram Waa

His Objection De Style and Mormon Wives

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss objections to polygamy and religious lifestyle, with garbled phrases referencing Mormon practices and denunciations or questions about plural wives. The readable bits hint at social or religious controversy but lack coherent facts or context.

Bryan's Ohio Campaign Tour with Dem candidates

Reports from Toledo to Columbus detail William J. Bryan's second Ohio swing during the campaign. Crowds reached about 20,000 in Columbus, with 2,000 extra seats. Judge Harmon and other Democrats shared stages as Bryan defended tariff and judiciary positions, while other speakers urged party unity and ongoing organizing.

Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Rates Ad

An old advertisement lists Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana rates from 260 to 3.59 per day with baths and private bathing. The copy touts mineral water for kidney liver stomach and other ailments and invites readers to send $2 to receive details, presenting a promotional tone for health claims.

Colonial Country Club West Baden Springs Indiana

A Remarkable Stone Brought to Honolulu by Mauna Loa

A strange Hawaiian stone from Kaulu, described as the Deucalian stone, is said to reproduce itself when placed in a glass of water. Natives claim it multiplies into five or six stones after a few days, sparking curiosity and possible experiments.

Honolute Kaulu Mauna Loa Koloa Kau Uiat

Inion Station Time Card Reads Odd Morning Schedule

Fragmentary time card entry shows north bound timings with unclear lines and partial station references. The legible parts indicate times around 6:50 am 7:20 am and 9:15 am with scattered letters and a Marlon or Columbus mention, suggesting a disrupted schedule snippet.

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