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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
12
Audiences received the Western production favorably as the Uteh troupe staged Deadwood Dick at the Grand Op House. The show closed with a final matinee, followed by a late change of specials. A nearby fire on a vacant lot owned by Gus Kroberger threatened several homes before being contained.
Freight wreck on the Erie line between Gulion and Mortel delayed traffic Friday evening near Caledonia. No injuries were reported as wrecking crews cleared the tracks by morning. Over thirty attendees journeyed to Mansfield for the Oslo State Democratic opening with speakers J W Kern and Harmon. Special rail rates aided travel for the event.
John St Germain aged 27 son of Albert J St Germain of Northland died suddenly at his home on State Street Portland Oregon The cause of death was not stated and the body was found this morning A fire department response followed the report of an unattended residence as local officials tended to business with the Erie railroad and Rite at the time
OCR reads a string of personal notices and minor events. Several residents such as Miss Narntaet of Toledo and Mrs. Howard Jury travel or visit, while Stephen Rairden is confined after an injury. Mayor Louis Scheuter leaves for Mansfield for a formal opening in connection with aDemacevic empathy event.
Local events note a wedding for Sidney Kerr and Grace J Wining. A birth announced to Mr and Mrs Berry. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clu. D F Molloy wins Pleasant Hill Pike contract for 10 998 dollars. Marion High plans a football game at Webb Park. County awards another road contract. An interurban car incident on North Street causes front damage with no further injuries.
Fragmentary text indicates the transportation department distributing a new book of rules to members. The exact scope and content are unclear from the OCR excerpt.
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