22 May 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
1
The Senate backed a broad plan affecting national policy and emergency funding. Lawmakers debated constitutional timing, conference actions, and the scope of federal aid, while a later vote considered campaign publicity restraints and representation adjustments.
May 22. Leonard Northramit, head of a large family of twenty one children born at the same place, died last night after a long illness. The mother, Hortranit, was active and robust, and all of the children were aged from six years to thirty, with one more still living.
Ten days of pursuit on the Gunness farm proceed as sheriffs and deputies search for more bodies on the property. Officials list names and ages tied to the case while awaiting further developments in the grim investigation.
A federal grand jury may charge violations of postal regulations after a Manitowoc Wisconsin incident. The report describes alleged jealousy acts and an attempted shipment with a device, noting authorities are reviewing the evidence and have not named suspects publicly.
In New York on May 22 a Lusitania team set new marks as Langlais and Dunne led a dominant performance. The car line and other competitors faced stiff competition, with several records broken and a strong showing from Wey and the squad.
An incident at Neenah involved a boat capsize and an anchor rope failure leaving one man drowned and another narrowly escaping. Rescue efforts and a nearby observer aided victims as authorities investigated the mishap near the dam.
Reading from a garbled market page, the report hints at cattle receipts, hogs and poultry trading, and various regional market notes. It mentions western bids, Minnesota and Iowa entries, and references to May openings and berry-like dairy terms, though several terms are unreadable.
The May 28 Elgin Cutter Market in Wisconsin lists dairy quotes and grain prices including creamery butter at two dollars per dozen, cheese and milk product values, and corn and oat lot prices per ton. Output shows weekly district trade totaling about 1,700 pounds.
The Traveler Protective Association of Virginia convenes at Roanoke to discuss travel protection, commerce, and measures to curb corruption. Delegates from Richmond, Lynchburg, Danville, Newport News, Petersburg, Martinsville, and other Virginia towns attend with accompanying spouses. The meeting covers programs, bylaws, and future sessions in May.
The college athletic scene suffers as league turmoil and poor play dampen fan interest. Madison supporters hoped for stronger competition as Beloit and other programs faced setbacks, with Wisconsin's sidelines seeing evolving strategies and uncertain outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss an Australian tour for Miss Anglin with unclear dates and venues. Mentions Ming Atarsien and Anton Wilt in ambiguous context. Also references New York and Helen Ritehte in an unsettled schedule.
A heavily garbled article fragment mentions investigations, a grand jury, and a police inspector. It references a Miller linked to Amn Centon, a court appearance, and potential detention. The text includes disrupted names and scattered events without clear sequence or outcomes.
Governor Warner and state officials plan to attend the launching of the Michigan Farner at Camden Yard, New Jersey. The ship will feature eight large battleship guns, heavy armor, and a powerful propulsion system with 18,000 indicated horsepower.
Readers are invited to a major athletics gathering in Missouri with Valley Conference and multiple colleges participating. The event features many runners and participants from state universities and smaller colleges, scheduled to be held tomorrow in a city area, highlighting strong contingent support and local interest.
Seattle prepares a grand welcoming program for a large fleet arriving tomorrow afternoon. Officials will host receptions at the Chamber of Commerce and dining events with entertainment, dinners, and a major parade through the downtown area. A champagne reception, formal dinners, and a grand parade with thousands of sailors and spectators are planned, with multiple visiting cities contributing to the festivities.
A Missouri man described as having killed six men during his career was arrested on charges tied to a spree of killings. Police report he confessed to multiple murders, including an alleged attempt against his wife, with details scattered across fragmented notes and unclear dates. The case involves a suspect once living in Downy and connected to a wider sea of names and places in the record.
Reported today that a fatal fire at the Winter Box factory left one body found among the ruins. Relatives of a worker described as missing were notified, and investigators continue surveying the scene for other victims.
Fragmentary OCR describes authorities pursuing a person named Pasieva Chait and others in a tangled case. The text mentions warrants, a man named Konrad, and a vague allegation involving a family, with little coherent detail.
North Freedom May 2 report says Tobi Harker, president of the North Proton borough council, died today from a hemorrhage after an accidental gunshot wound. The event occurred during a routine activity, with others present and attempting to assist.
The Lemonwier River overflowed its banks near Hare Ye and Mittvinn on May 22. Residents reported rising water levels threatening properties along the West side and Jonesville area. Dr. Q. C. Sutherland noted the legal writ and local officials prepared assessments as the area faced flood damage.
The study class of the Order of the Eastern Muar held its meeting at Milas Chittendan’s home Thursday afternoon to elect officers for the year. Officers chosen were: President, Mrs. Mon Brisley. Vice President, Ara J. Ly. McNamara. Secretary, Mrs. J. M. Tolxappliu. Treasurer, Mrs. C. Ivans.
An explosion at a sugar factory in Tara occurred on May 22. Two people are confirmed dead and forty-two injured, with authorities investigating the cause and scope of the incident.
On May 33 in Haitimare Maryland the fifth ballot for bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church produced no choice yet. Blahope of the church were not elected and the election remains unresolved after the fifth ballot.
In MoenaTen Kansas City May 22 Catholic Knights of America at its convention urged bishops to adopt a raise in rates by twenty per cent, enhancing financial support for the order’s activities and missions. The gathering outlined plans to increase contributions from member dioceses and affiliated organizations.
Miners plan to return to work next week after a period of halted operations due to uncertain conditions. Officials cited improved safety and weather as reasons for resuming activity at the Minaouri mine complex with workers expected to report by midweek.
Governor Davidson issues a proclamation designating a day to observe Ol Glory's birthday with observance on a specified June date. The notice outlines the intended month and date for the public observance and directs community recognition.
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