29 Sep 1908
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
1
In Bombay and the Deccan region a sudden downpour sent rivers raging up to seventy five feet, wiping towns from maps and drowning thousands as an inland sea spread across vast areas. The disaster struck one of the most populous districts, with many areas turned to water and residents overwhelmed by the flood.
A muddled report describes an afternoon incident in Lady Smith where burglars used dynamite to breach a building. They escaped with large sacks of money valued around $2,000 amid a chaotic scene as crowds gathered, with police pursuing the suspects.
In Zenesville a mob pursued Grant Mixon after a violent assault on the 13 year old daughter of Charles Ramee. Mixon was captured by authorities in New Lexington, Ohio, and jailed as a racially charged attack sparked local unrest. The incident details include the girl being assaulted in a barber shop and the mob forming after discovery of her injuries.
Battle New York September reports a steamer with heavy damage after a storm and collision on the Great Lakes. The vessel departed for Cleveland last night but rerouted via Dunkirk New York where pounding waves wrecked its propulsion and left the ship disabled.
New York sept 22 a petition seeking custody of her children will be heard tomorrow in Brooklyn Supreme Court Mire Petee C Hotns, wife of the man who killed What EB Autee, had been instructed by Mrs Hilns Minton to page on record The papers show the children presently with their father at Port Hinnesrk and with her parents in White irrop Mars
Eugene V. Deus is on a campaign tour across Ohio today. The fragmented report notes a large lead and a victory margin described as over twenty thousand votes, with references to counties, towns, and a rallying train through Clove and Candington. The piece mentions general election dynamics and party activity.
Minaworgity New Mexico Sept 2 The national irrigation congress opens with a public session in Albuquerque today drawing about five thousand attendees. Officials say the gathering will discuss water rights, drought relief, and farm efficiency techniques as experts from several states join regional leaders to share plans and policies.
In New York a case centering on base forgery surfaces as Naviae and others face legal action. Attorney Ferome assists the accused in contesting the appeal while the article notes alleged forgery activities linked to a publication and a potential plan involving Grater Chew. The proceedings hint at a broader forgery scheme under scrutiny.
Krle, Pa residents report an attempt to burn the Mayer block failed as arsonists faced intervention. Police assess the incident amid a tense day of fire response and investigations into motives and suspects.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a man with a stiff spine and references several names and places in a battered text. The readable bits indicate a medical or physical condition discussion tied to a railroad setting and a recording or statement, but most details are garbled.
A foggy Lake Erie scene reports a waterspout near a government pier. The event sent spray across the shore and appeared to lift a portion of a ferry or boat, with reports of a fifteen foot water column. The incident disrupted the port area and prompted early emergency response.
A garbled OCR text notes a figure linked to Peddys Cowboy Friend boosting for Taf Aberigei with names such as Yappe Cap and Lone Wallock and mentions President Rane and travel. The fragmentary item hints at a political or campaign context but lacks clear details or outcome.
A garbled clipping notes confusion over a public duty incident involving a figure named Tua At Duty and a line written with a walling trend. It mentions Governor Crawford and Tall as authorities, with unclear details and calls for further verification.
Manila dispatch reports the Ameh Wain Meet 1K miles away is causing the big fleet to fall two days behind, with still uncertain timing for arrival before Saturday morning.
A garbled report describes a game where Cleveland led early but Winnipeg supporters faltered. It mentions Dae Mebenters and Chileno as players, with Berrolt noting a late push, amid unfavorable weather conditions affecting play.
A garbled fragment speaks of Washington and a planned act amid political tension. The text hints at fear and disruption following events of the past week and comments on a looming decision or action.
Governor Harris addressed a large Medina rally, speaking through the afternoon. He emphasized Harman’s points from Mansfield and urged continued support in this key campaign stop today.
New Port Sejl 29 reports the cruiser Yankee heavily damaged by typhoon winds. The vessel was pitched ashore and later deserted by her crew. The ship may break up at any hour.
Democratic nominee William J. Bryan visits Yankton Vermillion and surrounding towns in South Dakota. He attacks the Republican platform and Taft while praising reform promises. Supporters greet him with cheers as he rails against trusts and publicizes campaign issues.
A Cleveland postal circular warns voters on electors amid labor union opposition to Bryan as Yoakum calls for restraint on railway policy. Finley and other Ohio party leaders push legality of presidential elector eligibility while Cleveland mayoral races heat as candidates vie for electoral posts.
A train wreck about 20 miles south of Springfield yesterday afternoon killed multiple people and injured several others. The engine and carriages were destroyed, delays hindered rescue, and a passenger car door failed to open trapping some occupants. Ethel Hireymore survived the crash after escaping through a broken window as authorities investigated the scene.
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