10 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
1
A sensational report details a blaze in New York City harming a group of firefighters including a man and a wounded wife and child. The incident triggered a large search and a heavy property loss with a high financial toll.
A chaotic draft notes a Texas gathering of the Antisaloon League to map campaign strategy. It references Sanhweatory and local figures, with mentions of Boetton and Keeton as participants while outlining aims to influence voters. The fragmentary text hints at organizational actions and regional involvement in shaping political pressure.
Fragmentary obituary text reports a death by self harm and a burial today. It references Dan Hogan and vaudeville performers, with scattered names and items found including a leather belt and possible witnesses. The era and full context are difficult to determine from the garbled OCR passage.
The Seventh Annual Convention of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor convenes with leaders including President Bh Ahern of Canada and other officials. Delegates discuss labor moderation proposals, political campaign issues, and policies affecting workers across industries.
On petition of the state and defense, Milwaukee court grants a rehearing in the Schultz case. The ruling orders further consideration of prior testimony and anticipated arguments, with no final outcome indicated.
The readable text describes a violent act involving a man shooting at a wife and self causing fatal harm, followed by garbled phrases and unclear references. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are extractable to construct a precise, sourced news card.
A chaotic scene at Cloonington orphanage ends with 300 children safely evacuated after a troubled incident. Reports describe soldiers and local authorities coordinating a rapid response to secure the facility and relocate minors amid confusion and damage. Community leaders urge calm and await full investigation findings.
A British Tanla player plans to challenge for the American Amateur Championship. The event features notable competitors including Mattye Ward and Tommy Quill, with key matchups scheduled between Tamtiy and dn Bowe. The format shifts from a prior Tritta contest to a total Hetweon pairing, signaling a major strategic change.
A man identified as Cole Powers faces a lengthy legal battle after eight years of imprisonment. Reports indicate ongoing petitions and court actions seeking his release, with officials and supporters pressing for a resolution and potential clemency or new trial considerations.
The article notes the fortieth eighth anniversary of a royal wedding at St George's Chapel Windsor. It recounts the royal couple’s union linked to King Chatham IX and Queen Victoria with ceremonial observances and traditional celebrations reflecting lasting loyalty and pageantry.
A motion for a new trial was heard today in a federal court in Chicago. John Ry Walsh attorney argued the motion concerning a recent conviction tied to misappropriated funds involving the Chinese National Paul.
King Alfonso arrives in Barcelona and will stay several days. He will be greeted by the city’s residents as he tours the capital. General Linares and other officials accompany him amid public welcome ceremonies.
A disrupted city scene early Monday morning saw Becker's order ignored. City Attorney Welly Palin reported enforcement difficulties while officials debated next steps and potential fines. The incident involved local figures and a public dispute over observed regulations.
Washington March 10 delegates from nearly every state and several foreign countries gathered as President Roosevelt addressed the opening of the International Congress of Mothers. The program covers child welfare topics from schooling and home economy to delinquency and marriage, with speakers including Himer-15. Brown and Judge Lindsey among others.
The Manitowoc Wisconsin city council, by a seven to five vote, revoked the license of Charles Gleon amid an excise law violation and harboring charges. Mayor Mesting Olson faced a tied decision and the council’s action followed a mayoral tie breaking vote, with references to subsequent changes and candidate considerations for an upcoming period.
A suspect threat looms over an Omaha bank as an unidentified man names a Merchant National branch and threatens explosion. Officials report prior warnings and a police stakeout while authorities pursue leads related to the October incident.
One hundred masked riders rode into Blemlorinn injuring six, fatally wounding one and whipping five others. The attackers fired into a cabin, sending residents fleeing as authorities investigate the violent raid reported from Padtenh, Kentucky, dated March 10.
Chippewa Falls school janitor overheated rooms while testing fire drill, prompting teachers and pupils to panic. Temperature spiked for over an hour before order was restored as students evacuated calmly, the incident blamed on faulty equipment and miscommunication.
Government plans to deepen and widen the Black Alvar Channel near La Crosse Wisconsin to improve early season river traffic. Construction will remove obstructions, pile work, and dredging to allow larger boats to pass between two sections.
Jetef C. Lange of Notjaville seeks discharge in bankruptcy court claiming he misplaced a pocket book containing $400 while carrying coal at home. He argues he cannot repay creditors and asks the court to forgive the amount.
William Ruger submits campaign documents in Madison to the secretary of state. The filing is signed by county veterans and many voters, aiming to prevent organized fundraising and avoid creating a political machine or large campaign organization.
Washington March 10 The administration policy on cooperation with the government is presented by Henry Pion of Michigan. He argues the policy as a broad public remuneration plan and frames the debate around equal rights versus special privileges. The discussion mirrors broader tensions between the President and Congress. A circuit court action involving Iran Tahlos and the Henson & Hans Co. is highlighted as proceeding with jurors seated.
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