21 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
1
A brief note emphasizes that no tariff is required longer and calls for protection. It presents a stance on economic policy and safety measures without naming individuals or organizations. The statement suggests preserving protections while rejecting tariff increases.
Washington reports show Andrew Carnegie testifying before the Lowke Committee on Wayward New to combat growth in the steel industry. He asserts the industry does not require government protection, offering figures on production and consumption and defending conservative estimates amid heated debate.
Edward Guscha of Green Bay died when a train pulled into the city. witnesses say he died just as the train reached the station. His parents, Mr and Mrs Rupeha, were present, and the funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
Italian named Vito Gaada arraigned on assault with intent to do bodily harm. The incident involved a young boy and occurred in court with a plea of not guilty entered. proceedings continue as defense and prosecution argue over recovery and safety.
Max Gell received a one year sentence due to his physical condition after a statutory charge case. The court noted mitigating factors and ordered the term to run with credit for time served, reflecting health limitations. Local officials stated the outcome aligns with prior rulings on similar cases.
Bayside Yacht Club members described roles in the shooting as today they gave testimony in the Haines case. terms clipped and garbled text indicate testimonies focused on part played by club members.
A New York broker shot Saturday by inventor Lining died this morning. The incident occurred as details of the assault emerged, and authorities continued to investigate the motive and circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting.
A report from Lisbon details irregularities amid a graft inquiry. An official notice states millions of dollars affected and acknowledges irregularities admitted. The newly elected administration faces a scare over misused funds and regional impact.
A fragmentary story details a marriage between Noble Scotchman and American in Crawford and Lindsay circles. It mentions Mary Gneon of Seote, Sir Walter Beotts’s family, and a royal society connection. The text is garbled with multiple names, places, and events, unclear in sequence.
Hon Wrandlaes and contenders Di e 2 A twentylyeranad hot between Bim Langford and JJ Flynn sets the stage for Sam Horger's club night. The bout draws interest as Wynn’s admirers tip odds, while Monte Azul and Walsh promise likely undercard action in a evening of boxing.
A Dakota corn growers gathering is underway with delegates from the Corn Growers Association and Virginia or Vreodera' unit. The convention centers on progress in farming methods and displays of corn products, with speakers from farmer organizations and local leaders.
In Chippewa County a dramatic courtroom scene unfolds as IA Municipal Judge George Groffman faces a near disaster when a plot to throw a quart of nitro glycerine into a corner is foiled. The event leads to coverage of local crime, court proceedings, and subsequent municipal actions.
In Kentucky at Owensboro the case of a local banker charged with receiving deposits while insolvent was dismissed. The jury discharged without reaching a verdict after deliberating on alleged liability tied to a few million dollars in deposits.
A historical court note states that Thaw cannot be taken from Mateawan to denedtye in the QUaKIpIeY procomdtgy, with the Wiflad states Krentt Cuidrt OF Agenda referenced. The fragmentary document mentions legal authorities and a contested transfer related to an asylum context.
In a tense session soldiers guard a courtroom as a Night Rider case proceeds. Witnesses recount contested evidence and the defense argues for due process amid the hush of the courtroom.
Andrew McGrath faces trial for the murder of Walter Ammon aboard a Pennsylvania railroad station. The case ties to Doh Ammon, a New York lawyer linked to a fraud scheme. Ammon’s brother Colonel Doh Ammon longtime promoter in Sing Sing case.
Fragmentary account notes December 21 as the shortest day and longest night, signaling the sun's annual return in the northern hemisphere. It mentions waning daylight, the year's end, and the onset of longer nights before solstice. Names and place references are unclear due to OCR errors.
A Frisco millionaire, tied to a long public career, is slated for trial on an indictment. The case centers on railroad interests, real estate ventures, and alleged involvement with major transportation figures. The historic context references prominent figures and corporate links across multiple states.
A nineteenth century account describes the battleship Maine sailing toward Venezuelan waters near Fortes Motipur with Rear Admiral Arifezueta aboard. It notes the Gelderland capturing a Venezuelan ship and discusses political tension in Caracas and La Guayra, mentioning Venezuela's independence and regional history.
The annual Intercollegiate Ghess Tournament features four major universities Yale Princeton Columbia and Harvard competing at the West Side campus. Princeton and Yale have led the event with several titles this year while Columbia seeks a return to form after last year’s wins. The ICG title race centers on the top boards and the campus expects strong showings from each school.
The Gary plant is now in operation after the successful blow of furnace No 12 marking the start of steel manufacture. Officials report construction and commissioning are complete as the workforce prepares to ramp up output.
The report notes King Edward dissolves the current session of Parliament as political moves unfold. Details mention shifts in leadership and personal upheavals, including reactions from London and notable figures connected to the crown.
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