04 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
1
Tarneta ro Tus ARATE Milwaution is reported to publish his detailed expense list from the recent campaign. The publication aims to reveal expenditures in the effort tied to the Republican Party and the Stephenson wing.
A Dec 4 report from Madison, Wis outlines Joel Cary, incumbent State Superintendent, facing multiple contenders in the race. Potential rivals include former KIO superintendent Harvey, former city school leaders, and others who have held or been linked to state education roles.
Delegates from many states gather in New Orleans to discuss feasibility of connecting the Mississippi River with the Rio Grande via the Tongue project. The conference aims to unify wider support and promote the proposal within national forums.
A suspect was arrested in connection with a Milwaukee murder case. Police identified a person of interest as local tensions rose and investigators pursued leads across several neighborhoods. Further details were not immediately available as authorities prepared formal charges.
In New York, Dr. Lynn Abbott cites a president’s letter arguing suffrage may not improve women's condition as much as a family setting. The cabinet member and supporters praise home life while noting limited gains from broader political advocacy.
Fragmented report describes a legal dispute over a bond for a boat owned by Portage Bay interests. Allegations center on failure to post a required bond and delays in collecting a judgment of 2500 dollars. Proceedings target officials and dockside incidents near Groom Bay and Wondell hills as the case moves toward trial.
The report notes nonresidents paid over ten thousand dollars through hunting licenses this year. It cites Chicago and Minnesota residents among participants who hunted deer and other game, with nonresident fees and permit limits outlined. The text describes how permits allowed limited deer hunting and travel outside the state, reflecting legislative debates on wildlife revenue and conservation.
Annual report of the Adjutant General shows desertions higher than in 1901. The document records figures for various units and locations, noting spikes in desertions across 12 months. Details identify teams and schedules within the department, reflecting troop stability concerns and administrative actions.
The article reports on a proposed federal funding plan to establish a university laboratory at a Wisconsin state university. The move aims to expand research capacity, with an appropriation of $20,000 discussed to support the project and payroll impacts.
A government report outlines the railway commission’s work on farm life data and rural needs. It notes efforts to gather information on roads, bridges, and public utilities to inform national policy and support farmer improvement campaigns.
Madigton Thea Dee yeteerts Cary Bowen of Chromatin announce final plans for a major congressional gathering at the New Willard. Secretary Erikon anticipates delegates from river and harbor improvement groups to discuss measures with prominent figures including Ambassador Natues and Governor Broward, aiming for a well attended session.
Auction notices describe relics from Booths era including costumes and props used in plays like Hamlet Lear Othello and Macbeth. The sale features items once owned or worn by actors associated with Booths theatre and includes period clothing wigs and stage accessories.
An anti suffrage movement plans a series of meetings and lectures led by prominent figures including William Witton and others at venues such as the Berkeley Lyceum. The campaign intends to mobilize support among influential groups and women’s opponents, with gatherings and speeches to promote curtailing women’s voting rights.
State commissioners and prominent figures gathered in New York for a conference on insurance taxes. The meeting discussed varying tax burdens, funding stability, and a proposed plan to reform assessment methods and reduce inequities across states and communities.
A London conference opened with delegates from nations including the United States, convened by Great Britain, to draft a code for naval warfare and to discuss the formation of an international code governing maritime conflict. The meeting aims to establish agreed rules amid evolving global tensions.
Three squares of property in the heart of the town were wiped out last night by a blaze. Families left homeless as the fast moving fire swept through residences and businesses, with damage extending across the central area.
Mariette, Wit, Dee lh Athert Owen, a member of the town board, arrested on charge of keeping saloon open on Sunday. Rev Mather and Rev Sherwin stated as witnesses. warrant served on Glau, warrant to be reported to the governor.
A dramatic case in Somerville unfolds as Charles Jordan prepares for trial over the murder of his wife. Prosecutors outline a grisly method involving a trunk, bones, and a furnace. Jordan’s alleged confession to police details the sequence from violence to disposal, with key witnesses and forensic findings to be examined.
AkroulAtHD reports a demonstration by sailing along the coast. Dutch warships and allied vessels moved from Muerte Cabella to Laguira with about three thousand yards from shore. The flotilla plans new demonstrations toward Miracitbo.
Petitions urge the court to decide swiftly on the government’s suit against the railroad. Attorney General Benepe seeks to compel action and clear the way for the plaintiff to proceed. Uncertain text references court names and locations.
In Louisville Kentucky on December 1 two trot horses named Fort and Robert C were sold for twelve thousand dollars to a buyer from the Moore farm. The Pater the Creat and WT Chien figures were noted in the sale.
Weldge Fruit of LaCrosse denied the motion for a new trial of Joseph Ruth, convicted of embezzling seven thousand dollars from Arcadia Bank. Ruth given a five year sentence. Court records indicate the ruling and the case details were maintained in state custody.
Merchants in Chippewa Falls allege discrimination and old freight rates. Affected communities include Kan Clare Sulwater Winona Crosby. Targeted rate excesses are outlined with specific charges and a plan to abolish them by November.
The Cleveland life insurance presidents gathered to commemorate the city’s life work. The program featured remarks by President Sant Morton of Kauitable Life and Dr Hob If Hinkay of the College of the City of New York, with historical recollections from Adini, Stevenson, Hoke Sadth, and Vitary A. Herbart as cabinet members.
A St Louis man, George Dantlete Vietor, won the middleweight wrestling contest last night. The bout featured Catto and Acton as rivals, with Vietor claiming the victory in a hard fought match and earning top honors.
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