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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

6

Ohio Staters on Same Basis Pennant Talk at Columbus Meet

The Ohio Bury league delegates from Portsmouth Lima Marion Newark and others met in Columbus to renew plans for a 10 year franchise term starting January 1908. President Pavideon announced Lancaster club pennant awards and outlined upcoming officer elections at noon.

Portsmouth Lino Ohio Bury League Marion Jancaster Newark Meosi Tryna Neste Moung Paavo Hell Nell House Columbus Vortamouth Wis Itmi Pavideon Lancaster Club Dina Oscar Newnan PonatiOutionselinge Panadius Mowe Mavidvon Nothacker Tateasier Monin Wollenweber Allen Marion Mewrs Newman Doyle Sinegis Mansfeld Seleenhorn Lima

Pence Found In Stolen Horse Ring Near Fallon

A reported fence for stolen horses is believed to be uncovered in a dense forest two miles east of Fallon O Sept 29. Several horses have been stolen recently including the horse and buggy belonging to Eugene Garrett. The hides were spotted in the woods leading to the arrest of Jefferring Ve Sota, a foreign wanderer, on charges of the crime.

Fallon Eugene Garrett Jeffering Ve Sota

Pink Pills Promoted For Anemia And Death Notice

The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia describing symptoms and praising the medicine. A death notice reports John G Geddis a longtime Caledonia farmer died age 72 at his home with services planned in Caledonia. Geddis was a native of New Jersey and longtime Clarkton Township resident.

John G. Geddis Clarkton Township Caledonia Isenees Geddis Boner Wet County New Jersey Thomas Sind Einglish Geldis Ohio Morrow County Claridon Township Geddin Crrdiine Alm Odd Fellow Lodge Calefons MB Old Hue T Ie Township Jamen Gray Offickaw

Balloon Flight Ends With Safe Landing Granted

A balloon ascends then suddenly bursts its envelope sending the craft plunging. Two men cling to the ropes as the aerostatic craft shudders and descends, yet both escape with only scratches after a lengthy hour and a half to reach the ground in a dramatic and hazardous event.

Cutting Affray in Lewistown Reservoir Dispute

Stelvin Moore faces stabbing and cutting charges after a September dispute over Taft or Bryan for the presidency. Victim Starry Mcdowns was severely injured as Moore allegedly stabbed him with a butcher knife during a fight at the Lewistown reservoir.

Fedefontaine Taft Bryan Stelvin Moore Starry McGiowab Moore Lewistown Partivipone

Intruder Shot in Milford Man Wounded Woman Dead

Milford Del September 29 a man named Fred Windsor was mortally wounded and a woman was found dead after an earlier reported intrusion. The husband, a commercial traveler, left yesterday for a week and was expected back today but Cirwithia was not arrested.

Milford Del Willam Fred Windsor Ferchf Windsor Cirwithia

Changed Her Mind After Wedding Departure Ends In Norwalk

Edith Sommers aged 18 of Fostoria marries F. Sehureh from Hichfield. The couple starts a Cedar Point honeymoon but stop in Norwalk. At a late night dance she vanishes and returns later saying she changed her mind and does not want to be his wife.

Norwalk Bept Hoo Howe Edith Sommers Fostoria F. Sehureh Hichfield Vostoris Jon Jget Ylater

Farmers Lose Heavily From Tuberculosis

Workington reports Dr A D Selvin of the department of Aericiliace warned at the congress that the annual loss to livestock from tuberculosis among farm animals reaches 1 190 000 dollars. The event highlighted the widespread impact of the disease on farming communities and the urgent need for control measures.

Workington A.D. Selvin Department of Aericiliace Aiare

Fragmentary note hints at hunger and need

A garbled OCR fragment mentions deprivation with phrases about eating and a week of hunger. The legible parts reference a hunger situation, with unclear proper nouns or dates, but the sense is of someone expressing a lack of food over a short period.

Royalty, artists, and a chase for a bounty in 102

A garbled note, citing diverse figures from royal circles to a Hartford rumor, mentions Mt. Lanewater, Count von Zeppes Hd, King William of Wiettemberg, and a 1000 toll bounty on Yong Wing. It notes William Booth urging gender equality and a failed fiber revival attempt in 102, with scattered, unclear details.

Seemie Meiel Longo Hwuetions Mt. Lanewater Haa Wiliam Quevn Charlotte Wiettemberg Count von Zeppes Auigue Hugueler Royal Famiitew Rive Edward Nhowkhirty Alt Buckingharm Palace Carl Goldwark Shakespeare Mich Wnebess Barong Gener Wiliam Booth Sabeation Kingdon Gould George J. Juni Xooloey Columbia University Gorid Tee Eny Gloveriig Mee Yong Wing Chinere Hartford Coneane

Plays and Players and a Panoply of Names

The Roget brothers announce the season set to stage In Panama while Edna May’s Margaret May joins a new production. George M Cobain, Edna May’s associate, is linked to a musical and Virginia Earle eyes a return as she nears a spring deal. William Vaughan Moody wraps another play The Juggernaut and George Crowemith promotes The Glebe of Guttedberg. Leon Vogient appears as a leading man for Hattie Withane in Fiacity Tulless. Marlo Cabil debuts The Boy and etry book by George W. Tobart. Cowles returns to Mise Cabtil e company.

Roget Brothers Panama Margaret May Edna May Pritel Béhorts George M. Coban Mustent Virginia Earle Woody William Vaughan Moody Dickie” Baw George Crowemith Guttedberg Leon Vogient Jendie Hattie Withane Fiaity Marlo Cabil Boya George W. Tobart Cowles Mise Cabtil E Company

Fragmented historical note on dialogue and names

The text presents a garbled excerpt with misread names and phrases. It mentions Philadelphia Adelphia, Baltimore American, Washington Past America, and a reference to underwriters. Entities are unclear and many fragments resemble OCR noise.

Lipton Stehimond Costes Otters Aw J Washington America

German Gleanings and Electric Developments

A rough summary notes a Liebig statue to be erected in Darmstadt where he was born, references Germany’s large electrical manufacturing plants with nearly 200000 workers, and mentions a $50 million revenue figure. It cites the first electric ferryboat near the twin rivers, powered by accumulating current from electric motors of fifty megawatt capacity, and notes ships and vehicles on the riverine scene.

Liebight Darnvudt Germany Cermany Wwigie Gerwindy Wwe Electric Beekdid Borgen Miike Awobilew Vehiehom

Pith and Point Says Troubles Won’t Stop Steady Progress

The text presents a fragmented, garbled quotation about enduring troubles yet aiming to fare well and advance. It invokes a cautious, defiant tone with references to old foes, repeated efforts, and a call to step up, mentioning names and concepts in a distorted form.

Democratic opening marks Marion county club meeting

All Democrats are invited to the opening of the Jackson club in Marion county at the Faye block on Bat Center Street. Principal speaker Carl Anderson of Fostoria has been invited, with local speakers including Prod BK Guthery and Judge Caleb I Norri. The event features campaign lithographs and papers, and aims to establish a permanent party organization.

Jackson Club Democrats Marion County Faye Block Bat Center Street Clerk Muh Carl Anderson Fostoria Min Anilet Son Addres

Deportation Likely for Man with Two Wives in Boarding

A special board of inquiry decided to deport Honaine, who arrived from Orient aboard the Korea with two wives and three children. Inspector Griffiths supported the ruling denying landing rights despite his health travel claim. Rosman, a Hong Kong resident with Dutch and Chinese parentage, plans to appeal to Secretary Straus in Washington, defending polygamy as harmless.

San Francisco Robert Hu Tongs Bonin Stangkeus Mil Honaine Orien Korea Speckil Board of Inquiry Griffiths Sostadnedt Rosman Board of Inquiry Straus Washington Hongkong

Along the Great Highway in New Yuri Anti

A fragmentary exchange on the Great Highway shows characters Youse and Proddy discussing a bold act and a job offer. Narrative hints imply a scene of conflict or pursuit set in a coastal or urban landscape.

Artor Harry Yuri Anti

Lone Dou Oplulopy And The Nebted Wit Of Hin Dair

Favored by Fortune Wite faces a tangled line of elnglish garble as a lone figure navigates a puzzling text filled with misspellings and odd phrases. The fragment hints at a story of luck, discovery, and mistaken identity within a cryptic, literary tone.

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GUILT One Man Yet to Hear His Sentence

The report covers multiple criminal cases and alimony filings. William Oriman admitted guilt and received a one year sentence in the penitentiary. Charles Orton pleaded guilty to non support and faces sentencing later. A separate case involved the theft of three children by the Ofitmans, with capture after pursuit across the county. Stella McCool denied charges and seeks temporary alimony. The docket lists various rulings, appeals, and allocations for services and attorneys.

William Oriman Chleken Babet Charles Orton Tay Ofitmans Coloumibia William AM. McCool Atella Vettool Deni Thone MH. BR Charles Clnar Daniel Haber Ohio

Lodge Meeting and Plans With Local Societies

An evening at the lodge halls on Church Street featured a joint gathering of Ute Ty thian Sisters and K of P associates. Attendees heard talks, approved routine business, and set a schedule for fall activities including a weekly sock conclave and monthly ladies social events. Home Guard members held a regular meeting, initiating two renewal dates and hearing five applications.

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