01 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
1
A fragmentary report from Washington notes officials and appointees undergo examinations for federal positions. It mentions President Truman and new appointments, including Longshoremen’s and Navy-related roles, with sworn-in officials and cabinet updates.
A Madison meeting discussed boosting annual appropriation for normal schools to 620000 dollars, with a proposed 150000 dollar raise. Representatives pushed for improvements, new titles, and funds for expansions, while a legislative committee planned to oversee future House action.
The article notes Governor Davidson preparing an annual message and receiving reports from state heads to inform the legislature on conditions. It discusses expected recommendations and whether the executive will advance measures or legislation based on those reports.
A jury was secured to try Charles Davis on a murder charge involving Dre Mroderini. The proceeding, described in court records, set the stage for a trial expected to determine his guilt or innocence in the alleged fatal act.
A lone would be thief attempted a vault break at an Illinois bank today. The intruder damaged the vault by striking it with a weapon, escaping with the surrounding scene showing a hurried exit and scattered debris. Police joined the investigation as officers secured the area.
Ludington firm admits rebating on shipments tied to the Marquette Valley route. Grand Rapids, Mich. The Stearma Salt & Lathibor company of Linlington pleaded guilty in U.S. court to charges related to rebates on shipments. Company previously pleaded guilty to a county case and was fined twenty thousand dollars.
An Interstate Commerce Commission investigation began today into rebate allegations against a Chicago based firm. The case centers on proposed rebates and possible improper pricing practices affecting trade.
The examination of Archhold, linked to the Great Archeold mind case, was completed today. Provk th Koltog began cross examination for the government while Archhold denied holding a rector position at Angtea Americany Company and TyreAnTt.
The Old Open Hearth Department of the Tagule Steel Company begins thirteen months of operation in the south Chicago plant. Workers resume duties and rejoin the production line as the plant restarts.
Nearly 1000 young men from all over the state of Wincandin will take competitive examinations for positions in the coming legislative service. Applicants seek posts paying from 3a to $1 a day with varying allowances, and many aim to support college studies without interruptions.
The chief of police of Frisco is believed drowned in the bay with no body recovered. Witnesses say a boat capsized during a rescue attempt as the city mourns an abrupt and unresolved loss.
National Conservation Resources Commission reports progress on the movement for conserving the country’s natural resources. Governors and representatives from states and territories attend in Washington to discuss future plans, inventories, and conferences.
Delegates from across the country gather in Cincinnati for the fifth Triennial convention of the Council of Jewish Women. The program centers on progressive reports, legal education, public welfare topics, and broad public interest discussions, with social events planned for delegates and guests.
Early reports indicate the pope’s health has shown a slight improvement after a period of exposure and illness. Bishop Lerata and Dr. Sutherland attend the patient as he recovers in Mane County, with officials noting the strain on his constitution and the care behind the scenes.
In Atlanta, regular Democratic nominees prepare to face strong opponents as the West Fruit Growers Association backs a rival slate. The meeting highlighted the mayoral contest, with Woodward and other incumbents facing a coordinated opposition tied to reform efforts and urban governance.
Delegates from Oregon Washington Montana Utah and British Columbia gather in Vorthiul for the Northwest Pratt Growers convention. The event features a fruit trading fair with elaborate displays and showcases of orchard products as growers discuss market prospects and cooperative efforts.
The big fleet departs Manthey under Navy Department orders for Colombo and the Seta canat. The fleet will proceed to the United States, with a stop in Ceylon for six days and then head to Boston Roads for arrival in mid February.
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ plans to convene in Anarton to discuss seating arrangements for the council and how to unify diverse denominations. Evening meetings at the Academy of Music feature speakers including Gov. Ansel, Gov. Hook, and Rev. Wasiligion Ginditet among others.
A garbled report describes the vessel from Des Moines docking at Port au Prince. It mentions Dex Molnegennie and suggests officials expect a rapid event or action, but details are unclear and the language is fragmentary.
The United Kingdom and dominions marked Queen Alexandra’s 64th birthday with ceremonies and greetings from around the world. In Sandringham palace festivities included a royal gun salute as monarchs and courtiers observed the anniversary, while reports noted a sharp temperature drop of 52 degrees at one o clock, with a 32 degree fall in mercury over 24 hours.
Fragmentary notes describe a push to build an entirely new circuit in the northern area. References mention Judge Wrait, fidelity, and agitation over a mandate for a new court structure with names like Crowe Doe Littoria and others.
A prominent state educator known for leading normal schools announces a bid for state superintendent. The candidate, with wide recognition in academic circles, vows to advance school economies and improve teacher training while leveraging long experience at regional institutes.
A federal grand jury exonerates Owen, stating the charges were without merit and groundless. The report notes no admission of guilt and highlights investigation context surrounding post office officials and related revelations.
A cluttered market rundown lists cattle receipts around 26,000 to 3,600, with steady to strong demand and varied weights. It notes newborns, hogs, poultry, eggs, and sheep values, plus openings, closing quotes, and general price ranges across multiple categories and regions.
In Janesville Wisconsin a market listing shows prices for corn meal corn oats hay straw rye and barley with various ton and per hundredweight rates. Butter eggs and dairy quotes appear with creamery butter around 20 to 41/4 cents and total regional output noted at 44 000 tons for the week.
The report notes New York and Whitidoulin port closures affecting exports for holidays. Shipments totaled about 81600 head including 107 cattle, 27,77 calves, 910,167 hogs, and other livestock received at the Chien Stockyards in November, with foreign traders unable to dance their revenue.
A rural mail carrier Mrs. Taino was found dead in her wagon on a route from Grodhead to Avon this afternoon. She regularly delivered mail on the Crow Trodhent line near Stoke's gate, traveling through Tirad head and the town of Avon. Local authorities report no immediate foul play and investigations proceed.
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