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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1908
Page
5
A chaotic election day report details arrests for illegal voting in First Ward A and Ward D. W. G Braret, alias John Doe, and others faced mayor’s court proceedings with bonds set, while witnesses testified about misstatements by defendants. Additional notices include theft at a Manhattan clocking store, and multiple arrests for intoxication and disorderly conduct.
Word from the Central Ohio Conference indicates Rev D H Bailey may be transferred to the Toledo district and Rev Swank of Bellefontaine named for Epworth in Van Wert. Final action expected tonight as conference proceedings unfold.
Accident at midnight in the local yague yards left George Keifer, a switchman, with a broken right arm and multiple bruises after slipping from a box car. He was moved to a sanatorium for treatment, with prior similar injuries reported in the Bele yards.
Eu Prady attends guest visit for Columbus relatives as Luray Mouser travels to Indi ana Thuana and Wileon. Bog Dn buwinesy. Mr and Mrs Chirles Wiley of South State street depart for Guys visit with EH W Scott family in Blyria Ohio. Dills Ouildred Christian returns from Mineville New York where she stayed with Mr and Mrs Guy. Stoke prepares for two weeks Me Fred Patglor and Mrs O L Sifitt travel to Mr Olive today due to nervous illnesses of mother Mrs Charles Lharper
An old article defends Pavlovian animal testing as a cruel but necessary path to medical progress. It lauds Pavlov for discovering digestive processes and notes his long, painful experiments on pigs and other animals. It then promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a modern remedy, claiming they aid digestion, calm nerves, enrich blood, and suit any meal, with a trial offer from F A Stuart Co.
Homer Williams a prominent Montgomery township farmer died Monday morning at his home in Twolock due to an ulcer of the stomach and related complications. He was fifty three, a long time county resident, first married in 1885 to Mary Bridges, with two children, then remarried in 1897 to Ella Mee Olintock. Funeral at La Rue M E Church Wednesday at 10.00 Rev J A Sutton officiates. Burial at Lanne Cemetery.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A W Gray of Longville on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Miea Garver of Columbia and Donevard welcomed a daughter Sunday. The Weal Embroidery club will meet Thursday at Mrs. Harry Johnson’s East Center home after a three month adjournment. James Cuthbert, struck by Erie train No 22, showed improvement at Gawger sanatorium and may go home if progress continues. County blind commission met to review pension applications under the blind pension law. Verdicts were announced yesterday.
Campaign opening planned in Marion county on Thursday October 8 with speakers Ollie M. James of Marion Kentucky and Timothy D Hogan Democrat candidates for national and state offices. Band plays and rallies expected, with plans to light up the skating rink area.
Election returns expected in the tent as Manon county hosts the final day of the local option drive. A lawyer from Washington, a town of seven or more residents, and other supporters fill two meetings amid a heated contest.
A crowd in East Liverpool heard speeches urging a dry vote as supporters argued local option would curb drunkenness and boost prosperity. Speakers cited past town growth, higher taxes, and improved streets, while opponents warned of economic harm and job losses.
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