19 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
1
A Washington note accuses President Roosevelt of exceeding authority in Panama matters. The piece cites calls by lawmakers for action, and reports on congressional debate over intervention and sovereignty.
A chaotic long report from a Bryan event centers on a Democratic campaign kickoff at an Armory. The piece mentions Mayor Cartoy O. Thaerdcan and several figures, detailing speeches, protests, and a midnight media appearance. It notes attendance by various locals and outlines staged demonstrations linked to the party’s platform and upcoming actions.
A local campaign event in Manitowoc County outlines an active effort led by county officials. The convocation met recently to discuss implementation details and appointed committees to support the planned initiative.
Fragmented OCR text provides scant usable facts about a guild in decline. No clear entities or dates emerge to identify people, places, or organizations beyond vague references. The readable portion suggests a bleak outlook for the guild's financial or social revival without concrete details.
King Haakon of Norway heads a cabinet overhaul after Gunnar Kondoson Promlee appoints as minister of finance. The reshuffle follows approval by Kus Vauken and introduces Marek Vh-A in key posts amid a government reorganization.
An OCR damaged market brief mentions assorted items and places with names like Mirch LCi tle, SaMide WOE, LEGG, and Wheatily Opening. It lists numbers such as 31,000 and 226108ts, plus scattered references to regions, products, and dates, yielding a fragmented snapshot of trade activity and commodities.
Market listing for Janesville shows prices and items including corn meal, feed, hay, and various flourishes. Mentions a license for weaving or trade and notes two individuals named Daine Jotooan and Eyton MM from Mogoulin.
Vancouver delegates attend as the Independent Telephone Association holds its annual convention in Columbus Ohio. The event features the first men meet and a new chief justice as horse shows and exhibits draw attendees from across the state and western Canada. Officials report preparations have spanned months with arrangements for a large audience and notable guests.
Sunday Schools of Texas gathered in Austin for the thirty third convention. Attendees arrived to a welcoming scene as participants from Houston and other cities joined. Procedural sessions, adult Bible classes, and elementary worker meetings filled the agenda with planning for Sunday programs and future events.
A New River spill inundates Pittsburg causing flood conditions across streets and homes. Water rises rapidly trapping residents and blocking routes as authorities assess damage and safety concerns.
The article notes Abraham Hummel being released from prison at Liberty New York following a conspiracy-related court matter involving an unnamed co-conspirator. It mentions Marcelo de Atmabaw H Thiol and a separation/divorce context connected to the charges.
A Chicago case unfolds as Herman Bak faces execution after a jury condemns a killer tied to a murder involving poison and deception. The defendant, aided by alleged accomplices, was found guilty of strangling and poisoning a family relative to obtain $6,000. The Supreme Court denied appeal and the death sentence was set to be carried out, with court records detailing the chain of events and the involved family members.
The Barnum and Bailey show opens at Madison Square Garden under new management by the Ttingiing brothers. The Big Top features a theater style act with elephants and lions, plus planned novelty attractions and a menagerie.
In a March university election at Wincon, Marion captaincy selections were determined by a coin flip aimed at choosing the athletic leadership for next season. Six candidates, including Siehi of Miwaukie and Anema, vied for captain with readers noting the decisive moments. The vote outcome named a captain by the coin, and the team plans to rely on a strong core featuring Keys, Swentiol, Cape tila, and Witt as the backbone of the Badger Five for the coming year.
Milwaukee March 1 The Twentieth annual convocation of the Association of Officers of the Wisconsin National Guard opened in the clit room at the Hotel Pilster with adjournment until evening General Chart Derdian was reelected president John stamina and ANdlOLAN named as general secretary Major 1. Stentley Mott and others were elected during the morning session Attendance was large and the event highlighted the history of unienneodlution.
A past university tragedy is recalled as John Day and Madison College reflect on a marred spring afternoon. The boat accident near the river left John Day dead, while coach Newt and others mourned. The tale recalls the fatal voyage, the pivotal figures, and the lasting impact on the university community.
A Milwaukee Civil War veteran, Major Witla We Thowley, longtime member of the Grand Army of the Republic and Loyal Legion, died in his hotel room in the morning after a period of illness. He served the entires' Yama for the fastilies and was well known in veteran circles.
A landslide near Pleesburg, Pa, on March 8 destroyed a registar house and caused a strong gas pressure release. Many workers escaped injuries as the blast sent froth and smoke through the area, while others avoided death by delaying exposure to the gas.
The annual report shows 3,890,000 stations and 8,010,002 miles of wire. Exchange and toll calls reach about 10.97 billion. Construction added $62,021,400. stock details cite 1,020,280 shares outstanding with 23,453 holders, average under 60 shares. Net earnings total $120,763,200 with $26,810,700 available for dividends.
Mantowoc Wis March 19 A robbery at the Addison hotel broke in by forcing the front door damaging the entry. Thieves took cash wine and cigars and caused property damage before fleeing. Local authorities investigate the burglary as hotel staff report missing valuables.
Grand Jury returns five indictments charging banking violations and embezzlement against A C G Tisddelle, a private banker declared insolvent. The proceedings, announced today, name Tisddelle in connection with embezzlement and related offenses.
A muddy race scene unfolds as drivers pause across Nebraska. An Italian car stalls amid the mud, while a French car travels toward New York for a Park race. A Columbia start coincides with Mullan’s car stuck near Granger.
The Democratic state committee in New York decides to halt the state convention in New York City on April 1 and adopts a realization recommending delegates to the national convention. The decision sets the stage for the alignment of New York's delegates with the party platform.
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