03 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
1
Police report a dramatic incident with Curly’s Headed Boy seized during a raid on a residence linked to a tavern operation. An arrest followed as investigators pursued a broader plan, with police orders restricting gatherings and street speaking. Further developments await official statements.
Judge Lueck in Fond du Lac holds a paving contract with O. D. McMillan under scrutiny. The city faces a restraining action to prevent entering a contract with Hans Auerbach Company as a principal agent of the city, amid claims of possible improprieties and lack of evidence of fraud.
Nelson and Britt collide in a ten round lightweight bout at the Pacific Athletic Club in Tad Auburn Georgia. The fight, billed as a dramatic collision, marks their third recent meeting with fans expecting a close call and potential decision.
A string of calamities and labor tensions disrupts towns across several states. A coal operator plans a strike on April 1 in Pettaburg district as damages loom from a major building collapse in Albert Lea Minnesota. A dormitory fire at Contra University in Daneville Minnesota causes extensive losses estimated around 40 000 dollars. Injuries occur as people are hurt and several are killed in unrelated incidents including a fatal crash near Mayville Kentucky and other accidents. The attorney general’s committee in Warhligion debates franchise hours while new service laws push for a nine hour workday compliance.
Fragmented dispatches show A B Burton and others seeking or defending seats in Congress from Ohio districts. Burton, a lawyer, is noted for river and harbor committee ties. Horton Nas and others are named as delegates amid Cleveland municipal politics and a party convention backdrop.
A confusing Chicago scene unfolds as a town lawyer dies under mysterious circumstances while the mystery of a recent dynamity and boinh ward unsettles residents. Officials and representatives vow to pursue the truth amid public attention.
Prominent breeders from the Dakotas and neighboring states attend a cattlemen’s meeting in Abardenn. A welcome by Mayor Aldeieh opens remarks by A. Locks hart, G. LL Parry speaks for Conde, and other officers report on association aims. The event highlights care and breeding of sheep and lambs, with a swine breeders’ session planned for the next day.
Crowds flood New Orleans as Mardi Gras festivities surge with elaborate parades and vibrant street scenes. Visitors and locals fill major routes, enjoying decorated floats, music, and non stop revelry across the city.
A garbled market report lists items and codes such as Wheat, Market, and various entities like Sag natives and Lanha. It includes scattered numbers, dates, and product names, with many unreadable fragments. The readable parts hint at dairy, clothing, and mechanical references amid an odd assortment of proper nouns and cryptic terms.
Aguenvillee Fob 26 Ear corn price 10 qpsy. Moas 27 qn928 for ton. Food corn and onions 19 2 par ton. Stoned mids 24 6e 25.00 per ton. OW meal 110 GS 31ah par cwt. Onts 10 h2 conta yer bualal. Hay 110p t2 par ton. Man BOGP 2h.60 per ton. Rye for fodder, barley, butter, egg low, storage cold. February 23 The butter churned frit at Me. Sales for the week 430800 Tha.
A rear freight train derailment and powder explosion near Litenfiell Alabama fatally injured two men. The disaster disrupted service and damaged nearby roads as investigators review the scene. Local officials report no further casualties at this time.
Secretary of War will address the Republican Club of Massachusetts tonight in Boston. The event features Taft supporters and state leaders, with plans for a banquet and anticipated remarks on national convention diplomacy and party unity.
A lengthy provincial race unfolds across New Brunswick with intense public interest. Premier Jlabhincan faces the native Canamivative party and Giburad party, as vote watchers describe a spirited political battle on the North Shore and beyond.
New England Congregational leaders gather in Wardstar for a conference on strengthening denominational work. The event features clergy including Garfield of Wilkins College and Mackongle of Quifard Seminary, with sessions led by notable church figures and college presidents.
Seventh annual Threshermen Convention opens in Wichita Kansas with delegates arriving for a two day program. Formal tonight features addresses by leading figures and papers on threshermen topics. Marriage license notice and procedural details include Gust D. Jutansson Newark and Paulson Spring Valley.
Ohio state convention meets to organize the Republican slate with talks by party leaders. Key figures including Taft supporters and Cleveland leaders outline nominations for statewide offices and party strategy ahead of the gubernatorial race.
Illustrious wedding at Grace Church New York features Cornelia Harriman daughter of Mr and Mrs Harriman marrying Robert Livingston Gerry of Lexington. Prominent guests from New York and Boston attend as Rev Dr William R. Thintington officiates and the reception follows at the Harriman home on Fifth Avenue.
Judge Farina and others debated the central railroad battle over control and stock consolidation sought by Fiat, aiming to tame corporate power in railway routes. The trial showed stock purchases by major rail firms and hinted at broader industry resistance to concentrated ownership and competition threats.
Mise Boasle McLean marries Lieutenant William A. Dallam of the Twelfth Cavalry in New York at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony features military officers, a bride in empire white, and a reception of formal decor. The couple will reside in Oxlethorpe, Q. where the bride’s husband is stationed.
Fire in Spring Green caused about 76000 dollars in loss with only 8000 insured. Several structures burned including a tavern, restaurant, saloon, post office, clerk's residence, and various homes and businesses. The flames also damaged records and chattels, with residents and officials reporting the disaster.
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