12 May 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
1
Fragmented OCR recounts a congressional hearing on hindering general work with references to the House, Senate leaders, and party lines. Mentions the phrase In God We Trust and indicates a push for immediate investigations and committee actions amid debates on the presidency and leadership figures.
A fragmentary political reaction centers on Becker and Capattab ta tid, with mentions of Milwaukee figures and political maneuvers in Wisconsin. The text notes Becker’s announcement failing to deter rivals, while referencing Governor Duvidwan, Mayors, and farming support in a tense campaign climate. The report hints at shifts in voter engagement and campaign strategy as the primary nears.
Annual meeting of stockholders of Delaware and Hudson occurred today in New York. A large bond issue of 60,000,000 dollars was authorized at 6 percent, with 20,000,000 to be issued now and remaining as needed. Proceeds to be used to take up floating debt and fund future improvements. Creditors reportedly seeking settlements as insolvency cases and fire losses affect payments.
A rain and wind storm in Oshkosh produced a water spout on the Fox River between We Alamanda and Wincowain avenues. Witnesses reported a twenty foot high column and five foot diameter, with gale force winds and damage as debris was carried distant.
Manitowoc editor faces a libel suit as local shipbuilding reports claim fifteen contracts awarded for launching this spring. Articles note government orders, a ton of wartime hardware, and a general push to finish vessels by May while Chicago executives and local figures influence coverage.
Two Rivers and paper reports detail extensive shipyard activity at Manitowoc and nearby Two Rivers as workers construct numerous boats. A legal complaint involves Fred Abihion and local publishers amid ongoing proceedings, with potential damages pending. Across Fort Du Lac a woman, Mrs Ayty Therney, lies in a coma after coal gas exposure at her home on Mir Avenue, state reports say, with age and prognosis noted.
The Detroit church congress opened with an address by Talay Woodcack. Speeches covered church relations, theology, and the role of clergy in social issues. Discussions highlighted debates on mysticism, discipline, and education within various congregations, with several prominent churches slated to present further proposals.
In Grand Rapids Michigan on May 12 the Republican state convention opened with temporary chair Hamilton presiding. The meeting will elect four delegates at large and four alternates to the national convention. Early sentiment favored endorsing Taft for president, with the slate including Detroit delegates Credigert Tuapidas Gowie Abe McNaughtan and Calumet among others.
A fragment mentions a conference on maritime laws with scattered notes on global powers, technology, and legal themes. The text is unclear but signals an international forum addressing seas and regulatory questions.
The annual drainage congress gathered with leaders from multiple regions to review improvements in infrastructure. Delegates discussed key proposals, funding needs, and cooperative efforts to advance water management projects across jurisdictions.
Wallace, Idaho May 1 Republican gathering to appoint delegates for Chicago. Local factions rally behind La Follette as the Wallace meeting aims to send a pro La Follette slate to the convention authorities in Chicago.
Warrants issued for agents of Pollen Conmbatoner Pred Wysalt Captain Frank Newberry of the Scat ton vive proatnet mid Frank Sy Hibben. Allegation refers to a resort scheme involving protective actions and changing actions at capaphans.
Report from Camp Havenberg cites a private feud between Tyivate Henna and Sergeant Teay Thre resulting in three men wounded and one killed. Wounds described as non-graphic with military authorities investigating the incident.
Real estate men gathered in Chicago for the firat National Convention of kind over held United States sessions. Delegates discussed construction plans and future trade policies, with exhibitions and talks interspersed by luncheon and evening gatherings.
A burglar entered Marinette homes stealing fifty dollars and a gold watch. The intruder gained access through a window, frightENing residents including Mina Amy Dawson, a schoolteacher, and fled without further loot. A boy named Mawson saw the event and alerted others as the suspect moved through nearby properties.
In Tetott Win, May 12 Edward Snyth, a prominent Beloit farmer, reportedly shot himself after returning from Nebraska where he had been shipper. authorities say he died instantly and was believed mentally deranged over his property.
A mysterious assailant attacked an Express Messenger aboard a Great Northern train near Seattle. The incident occurred during travel toward Seattle with passengers reporting a violent confrontation and the assailant fleeing the scene. Authorities are reviewing car and route details as investigations continue.
Green Bay Wisconsin May date, Weidward Minor formally declares intent to seek Congress from the ninth district. He pledges reform, advocates modifying some statutes, and aims to keep the nation stable while defending public interests.
Opens bids for a new assay office building in New York City. The four hundred foot reinforced concrete tower will rise near Wall Street and Nassau Street, with a modern expensive design planned by the Treasury Department.
Markets in May show varied cattle and sheep receipts with prices listed in mixed figures. Trading includes cattle, hogs, and poultry with multiple items across different markets and months noted, though OCR text is garbled and prices are inconsistent.
May markets in Jamesville Wisconsin show corn meal at $20 per ton and oats at $28 per ton. Butter and potatoes listed with mixed prices. butter 26 cents per pound, output for the week totals $39,200.
Debris of the Ginmeda Tome reveals rings on a body claimed to be Mrs Pela Gatinesh tied to Gunness heirs. Authorities dispute the identity while legal guardians seek to protect Swanhilda Gunness and her share in the Gunness estate as coordinators search for missing brokers.
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