03 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
1
Amid a French withdrawal and provisional government tensions, forces loyal to General Legitine claim control. Nord Atexia’s attempt to influence subsides as crowds support a reestablished order. Joastling violence leaves twelve killed and a night of unrest ends with a military overseer appointed to enforce security.
Archbold, vice president of the Standard Oil Company, said the Standard had pursued and controlled related California interests. He noted capitalization changes as the Pacula Coast Oil Company became part of the Standard Oil Company of California, while denying ownership or control of the Tuxna Oil Company by the Standard.
A confused report states Leas Nolt faced murder charges in Mulhostowny court defending against killing a friend and wife. Indictment referenced physician Danton Hela as involved. documents indicate not guilty pleas were entered. Details on date, location, and participants are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Dalait Wisconsin report: Den Flowera of Baraboo visited his brother in Balalt and has vanished since. Police and guards search, fearing possible freezing death. Nearby, Mrs George Muchmara fell into a cellar, injuring herself as events unfold. Local organizations plan a large sympathy meeting. regional events face changes pending.
Verdict finds mail carrier Mrs Lane died by apoplexy caused by fright. Report notes wagon incident, riderless draft, and community mourning. Funeral planned at her home with Rev Foster officiating. burial at Avon cemetery amid local notices and testimonials from community leaders and business figures.
Flood control alarms ease as the river levee breach at Ping Blut Ark purportedly subsides. Authorities warn of residual risk to nearby towns while crews assess damage and potential contamination downstream. residents brace for possible further action and repairs.
Turbert J. Satterton of New York was sworn in as assistant secretary of the Navy in Washington D.C. The ceremony marks Satterton’s entry into the top civilian post overseeing naval affairs.
The piece outlines a national Grand American Trap Shooting tournament with dates and venues including New York and Chicago. It notes organizers, officials, and anticipated locations for the major event, highlighting key figures in the sport and the world of trap shooting.
News report from Tokio claims thirty five fishing boats were sunk or lost in a typhoon. All hands are described as missing with crews including divers and other sailors unaccounted for after the storm at sea near Japan.
Washington hearing on wool duties heard representatives from the National Wool Growers Association push for continuation of the current tariff schedule. The committee debated protection for wool producers as lawmakers weighed duties and industry impact.
The Rustin murder trial draws continued interest as Mrs Apne Tele, a key witness, testifies about the alleged circumstances surrounding Mr. Lustt’s death. Today’s proceedings include coroner questions and a preliminary examination, with defense counsel challenging the credibility of her prior statements.
A muddled historical notice reports Illinois birth certifica tion and statehood events, noting celebrations in Chicago. It describes constitutional conventions, the boundary with Lake Michigan and the Mississippi, and the naming of a governor and general assembly amid early territorial actions.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood gathers in Decatur Illinois for a state convention. Delegates from multiple churches expect keynote talks and an active program plan. Notable attendees include John Watine tinker and Teettro Gardelth amid a broad gathering of church leaders.
Inland waterway conference in New Orleans will review a plan for a waterway from Flo Glands to New Orleans. Delegates discuss a projected route to connect the Gulf coast to the Red River area with associated code and construction considerations.
Italian physicist unveils a supposed new mantle specimen amid garbled text describing a luminous experiment. The fragment mentions an invented paper species and potential photographic use, with unclear references to systems, individuals, and aims.
The Minnesota Academy of Social Sciences gathers in Minneapolis with talks on state geography structure and policy. The conference continues tomorrow with discussions on Minnesota's educational system and charitable institutions development.
Superintendent Cary will not accept Wood's retirement for now to appoint a successor. Wood, head of district rural schools, resigned to contest Cary for the post. Cary delays action pending a civil service commission exam schedule and eligibility date.
Said Hin Samples of fine glass and stolen goods tied to a traveling man arrested in Mank tower. Manttowne officials report the suspect, in custody on a charge of grand larceny, allegedly handled a portion of valuable glass alloy supplied by a firm at Daffala, then displayed as evidence.
Amid confusion on a Milwaukee rail line a moving tram caused a panic injuring Mrs Zaye Naiguata, Miss Margaret Mov Alor, a normal school student, and Tay Thonity, all cited among those hurt. Motorman Hallie was alerted, and bystanders followed the crowd as the car lurched.
Clark appears poised to secure the Democratic minority leadership as Gompers, Wilson, and others weigh alliances. Anticipated shifts include Dean urging Saturday selection of a party leader, with Champ Clark of Missouri as the leading candidate and Do Armond facing a remaking plan from supporters.
Chicago market prices show varied cattle and dairy values as Butter prices spike amid reports of a shortage. The piece notes Elgin butter interests blame speculation while industry players warn of tight supplies and rising costs through spring.
The report notes fluctuating hog price levels with a steady overall trend upward. Cattle values vary by class with fancy bulls and cows near 34 to 75 dollars. hogs show mixed results while mutton starts strong then softens at close. Trade activity centers on local buyers and regional wholesalers in Chicago and nearby markets.
The Janesville market reports list dairy and farm commodity quotes including butter Creamery and Dairy Butter, corn meal oats and hay per ton with varied prices. A local arrest is noted as Franke Wilenak was arrested and held for Toult-up. Folan family moves to Oshkosh amid stalking claims.
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