19 Aug 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
1
A garbled report outlines a Wisconsin primary scene with candidates including La Follette and Dalles, detailing campaign strategy, insurance legislation fallout, and statewide organizing by party leaders. It notes travel, fundraising, and staged efforts across Milwaukee Madison Oshkosh and other locales as factions vie for renomination.
Prices for home grown vegetables and dairy wobble as farmers rush market amid improving yields. Potatoes and onions fetch low crate values while creamery butter and milk rise slightly. winter storage limits and demand shifts shape a tentative price landscape.
The article reports a pay increase of one cent per hour for motormen on the Rockford Interurban line following a petition by 1,201 supporters. It notes a fatal accident involving a Mr. Brown and mentions local residents Hawn and Sutherland, with scattered personal details and unrelated notes about marital status.
A dynamite blast under a drill in the Livingston channel today seriously injured thirteen men. The explosion occurred without warning and caused extensive damage to the work site. The injured were rushed to nearby hospitals as investigators began examining the wreckage and determining the cause of the detonation.
fragmented OCR summary notes a mule named Trick arriving as a party mascot with references to Lincoln, Minnesota, and a cultural event. The text is garbled and partial, but suggests the animal will be part of a political or community display this fall, tied to a Lincoln themed emblem.
The market roundup shows mixed signals across commodities and equities with uneven receipts and shifting prices. Farmers and investors watch cattle hogs poultry and dairy trends as openings for wheat and corn futures surface amid volatile demand and seasonal factors.
The listing shows various price quotes for feeds and grains in the Tannavillo and Wie markets dated Aug. 18, including corn at 2199322 per ton and 24 per ton for certain feeds, Ontario items at 24, and meal at 24. It notes multiple suppliers and product types with per ton and per unit figures.
State convention convenes in Minneapolis to nominate officers and select candidates including RoVner and other statewide posts. Delegates review platform and party slate amid April sessions. disruptions noted in OCR text.
Spanish War Veterans of Minnesota gathered in Winona for their annual reunion. Delegates spoke on veterans’ affairs and the state organization. Entertainment followed, with local hosts and participants contributing to the program.
Creditors of the Holbrook Amusement Company seek the appointment of a receiver in Chicago. They allege the firm is insolvent and fear loss of assets, citing plans to restructure and resume operations. The petition names Holbrook and associated parties, noting a pause and poor weather affected business, with discussions of a possible revival and asset protection.
A buggy and harness were found in a cornfield near the Institute yesterday. Local authorities reported the theft of property and pursued leads along Mitan Avenue and nearby counties, but haynes and Hhnngey remain at large. The incident involves Alt Corn unrelated names and unclear details.
A Baltimore gathering of the Business League of Negroes drew delegates from several states to discuss organization and advancement for African Americans. Speakers included Hooker Washington and leaders from Maryland and beyond, focusing on national and local progress and education.
Fragmentary OCR notes from a Wikan Eng Aus report describe an explosion yesterday in May Pole area. Early details indicate several bodies recovered and entombed workers, with reports claiming multiple fatalities and severe injuries. Further confirmation pending authorities.
Unclear text reports a motive development in the Annis murder case. Names and places are garbled, but references to Howton, Mos and Wien appear with fragmented details. The snippet hints at a police or court context and a possible suspect linked by a motive.
Vermont caucus reports New England Democratic Progressive planning sessions in Worlington aim to bolstered campaign efforts. Leaders discuss strategy for energizing voters and extending influence across local districts, with emphasis on upcoming regional events.
A North Carolina veterans reunion, titled the State Reunion Of Carolina Veterans, is planned with promises of a large turnout. Organizers expect 7,500 to 12,000 attendees, including prominent figures, as the event aims to showcase patriotic tribute and organized celebration for Union and Confederate veterans alike.
Fragmented text discusses a dispute between the Netherlands and Venezuela and references sovereignty and national honor. The garbled source mentions Hoagie and Auge, with phrases about the Redter and Teontdent Contrie, suggesting a mock or erroneous header about irreconcilable arbitration. It lacks clear events or identifiable figures.
In Minneapolis, August reports say two people died and two were injured in a collision between an automobile and a Riley train near Lake Minnetaniae. The crash involved Minneapolis brewer John Gale and Mrs Lebutre. Officials say the victims’ identities are being clarified as investigators sort details.
Australians prepare to greet the American fleet with a grand program in Sydney. The visiting party includes Admiral Sperry and other officers, with a ceremonial landing and receptions at Government House. Officials pledge official dinners, performances, and extensive entertainments across Sydney from Aug 20 to Aug 26.
Governor orders troops returned to their home as investigation into the lynching of a Black man continues. Reports describe crowd scenes at the county jail, grand jury proceedings, and preparations for court trials with little definite testimony.
In Hirmngiam Alabama on August 1 a contractor employed by Tennonies Con Iron Co saw his residence wrecked by dynamite. His two daughters were killed, a miner’s dome was damaged, and two others were reported injured in the blast.
A Milwaukee Daily News special from Lindon, Wisconsin reports farmer Dorman Mayer fatally shot his wife, then died by suicide. The incident prompted a police investigation as authorities described a tense morning with two parties registering at a local court and various local residents implicated in the aftermath.
An elderly man was seriously injured when struck by a Wilmington Content freight train near Heatt Street crossing in Fond du Lac Wisconsin this morning. The accident disrupted traffic as responders attended the victim at the scene.
An engaged employee was shot multiple times at 8 30 p m in a store in Milford where he worked as a mechanic. He sustained head and stomach wounds and was reported in critical condition. The incident involves a local business owner and the shooter remains at large as authorities investigate motive and context.
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