20 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
1
A rambled report from Washington describes a cabinet debate on federal policy portions involving television advertising and national commerce. Key figures include Hines, Heaton, and Tyla, with discussions on Japan invitations, border limits, and a proposed tire commission. The piece notes potential approval, the influence on labor and industry, and the political maneuvering around committee actions in Congress.
Harold Yahn, identified as a Janeayne English admirer, is a Janesville boy who joined Beloit College’s debating team. He will face Lake Forest University in a signal froth match. The event is tied to intrastate exams and includes a two day pass noting.
A Milwaukee man kills his wife and shoots himself over love for another woman. The sequence begins with jealousy and a planned confrontation, leading to a fatal outcome and a confession of affection for another woman over several years.
Market notes show erratic pricing and mixed demand across poultry, cattle, and grains. Entries mention turkey, chickens, and dairy alongside cryptic codes and names, reflecting a fragmented ledger of 20th century trade chatter and local commodity listings.
The listing shows grain and feed prices with corn meal at 6 to 7 dollars per ton and mixed feeds at around 21.70 dollars per ton. Prices for oats, oats per ton, and creamery products appear with several local suppliers and markets cited, including Elgin and Potatoes wholesale notes. The brief notes indicate a March 16 date and a reference to a batter price at 2 cents.
Report notes exposure aboard a train after a passenger contracted a black diphtheria illness. Authorities warn travelers who rode with the unnamed individual on that route may need medical attention or observation. The incident prompts public health precautions and possible inspections of stations involved.
A garbled report describes a late night event near a railway where a body was found. The narrative cites Dil Tata and Mera Molt Wodneally in connection with a man who traveled to Madinon and Thadabas, with mentions of a private font night.
An indictment before the grand jury charged Engel with offering a bribe to Arthur Sebret regarding a county contract. The defendant pleaded and received a sentence including a monetary fine of two hundred dollars and related penalties.
Wesol Brunette, a seventeen year old worker in a Green Bay area quarry, was awarded five hundred dollars after a jury deemed his missing right thumb a compensable injury. The incident stemmed from an accident at the quarry where his thumb was reportedly torn out during work.
Reverend Charlson J. Bowler, bishop at the Methodist Episcopal Church, died at his home in New York City. He officiated at the cornerstone laying of the Cargill Memorial chapel in May and presided over Wisconsin conference sessions in earlier years. The death notice was released to friends in the city.
A court case discusses statutory construction and the word and and how it should be interpreted. Judge Thinker and Justice Ludwig consider whether the phrase should be read in the broader sense or tied to the world context. The matter is remanded for further proceedings to determine a necessity for a certiorari.
President Charles W. Ellot of Harvard marks a 75th milestone with celebratory events. Noted officials and guests from multiple cities prepare to honor Ellot during a university visit tour and planned community ceremonies.
In New Haven Connecticut a group met informally to discuss arrangements for the state convention. Leaders from Oklahoma and other states planned a formal strategy session to designate delegates and organize participation in upcoming party events.
The Harvard Princeton annual debate unfolds in Sanders Theatre with Harvard in the negative and Princeton arguing for the resolution that increases in material wealth affect national power. Notable speakers include T. S. Clark and Professor Ne Hottin, as well as Yale guests at the Columbia Law event.
In Washington March Sir Gerard Lowther has been chosen to go to Germany. The selection has been received with considerable noble interest and satisfaction by British diplomatic circles. The appointment follows his service as top aide to the secretary of the British embassy.
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March 21 Vienna reports a chaotic scene as mob violence erupts with farmers attacking a group described as Gypsies. The article notes multiple casualties and a disorderly aftermath with authorities investigating the tumult and noting surrounding tensions.
Intercollegiate Wrestling Championships set for Philadelphia with teams from Penn, Yale, Cornell, Princeton, and the University of Pennsylvania competing. The event features the top collegiate wrestlers as they vie for the national title and bragging rights.
In a developing legal matter Mianttower and co defendants prepare suits to challenge a vestment decision. The case centers on disputed claims of property and liability with authorities weighing evidence about patent validity and court procedure. Automobiles are briefly noted in a related aviation context as witnesses arrive with a large white Steamer touring car.
The Rhode Island Democratic state convention nears with expected voter enthusiasm and a push toward the Denver nominating convention. Delegates gather in Providence to select candidates for president and prepare for key party decisions amid high interest and activity.
Fragmented text describes a political scene with Johnson supporters and delegates from New York Pennsylvania Maryland Minnesota and others. It mentions a two thirds rule and possible nomination dynamics. A jury verdict of 22.70 is noted with a trial date moved to May term. purchasing committee and county board actions are referenced.
Bizarre report describes a feud among customs officers with deadly confrontations. Scattered, unclear names and places hint at a fatal duel and alleged smuggling ties amid a Rio Grande setting.
A terse court decision settles a slander claim involving Laura Washburn and related parties. The filing and judgment hint at monetary interest and procedural steps, with references to Bay, Wisconsin, and participants identified by initials and fragmented names.
Fire breaks in the Grand Pacific Hotel in Chicago as guests evacuate. Reported heavy smoke and flames trapped some on upper floors, with firefighters soon controlling the blaze and confirming all guests were rescued without major injuries.
National Convention of United Mine Workers approves wage deal in a terse report. Committee notes show actions taken without charges or delays. Delegates convene in a central location, discussing terms and next steps for miners. The document emphasizes compliance and unity within the union ranks.
The photo shows Mr. Hicks of New York with the Advisory Committee of YMCA Work in the Canal Zone Panama on the Administration Building veranda. Officials discuss progress, inspection results, and future plans as representatives from the International Committee YMCA and Canal Commission review ongoing projects.
The article notes Beckham still shapes Kentucky politics as ex governor and Weeldhiem remains a leading figure. It discusses party strategy for the national convention in Denver and the push to isolate the state executive committee and governor. It speculates on intraparty maneuvers affecting nominations and future influence.
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