28 May 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
1
The discourse centers on La Follette and Governor Davidian in the Wisconsin nomination battle. Reporters note factions press for renomination while others seek strategic alignment with or against the La Follette camp ahead of the fall election.
A fragmentary report notes a committee appointed to investigate the weed and paper question submitted a majority recommendation. The document hints at compulsory changes to slate and print paper in front matter, with a proposed policy shift and questions of feasibility.
A court in Jaton convicted Margaret Hamilton of perjury in a Druce case. She received a sentence of eighteen months imprisonment after a jury trial.
Report notes police released Holt after proving his alibi in the death of Mrs. Carele Stuew. The incident, dated today, involved Shaw and others, with authorities confirming the alibi details tied to the investigation.
The congregation’s General Assembly approved resolutions appointing new members to the executive committee. The moves aim to direct church region management and governance through the reforming of committee leadership and responsibilities.
Ambiguous lines recount an election event as Stone is elected to office today. The report mentions Colas, O. Amy and references an elffeery of the dietomniadornal Urapierbond of inglieers, with unclear ties to Urwin Chloesta and the realection.
In New York on May GR, a recount of two ballot boxes after a lengthy delay showed W V Venrat gaining 27 votes across two pre districts. The original count placed McClellan ahead by 1,478 votes in the mayoral race for the citys November election. There are 1,040 precincts in the city. The recount occurred after a close contest and involved the tally from the two counted boxes.
In Philadelphia on May 6 an ecumenical ceremony at the cathedral marked seven Protestants returning to the Catholic Church after the adoption of a new canon. Seven clergymen were conditionally baptized and two died of heat in New York as temperatures hit 80. In Salineville, Ohio, an explosion killed eight men and injured one.
Delegates meet in Washington to shape a Virginia measure amid a bitter split within the Democratic ranks. The convention aims to rally party loyalty, with Aldrich opponents pressing for stronger positions and a potential clash over the party line at the federal level.
In New York on May 24 the third annual gathering of the Christian Socialist Fellowship opens. Delegates from numerous religious groups plan to attend the event, with services and meetings scheduled across city churches and seminaries.
Experts gather in Amen Iowa to discuss prevention and treatment of cholera. Officials including A. Melvin, chief of the darean at iudniat Jadnntey, and Dr ML Dorket of the Woghemio division attend the event.
Vicksburg May 28. Canerat Blophen 1D Lara, coniaindor lbahlot of the United Confederate Seterint, led the imerinigs in a brief obituary-like notice.
A garbled report notes Pastor Celegrates His 71st birthday with theatrical, musical, and minstrel celebrations. It mentions greetings from various figures and groups, plans for a landmark theater event, and context about his career and age. The text混 contains inconsistent spellings and unclear details but centers on a birthday observance and public acknowledgments.
The Georgia Bar Association held a largely attended convention on May 28 to mark its anniversary. The event led to discussions about the administration of justice and proposed reforms as delegates debated changes in the bar and related legal processes.
Western Olympic Trials commence at Marehall Field with preliminary events in sprint, distance, throws, and jumps. Notables include Chitenge and Vane among athletes eyeing spots for national team. program features javelin, shot put, discus, hurdles, and sprint finals later in the day.
A receiver is appointed for a brokerage concern in Wyttaburg. The order involves Uphold Cor and the Kook brothers with liabilities listed as 180,000, tied to George W Mil len & Company. The document references the treatment of feather pillows and contains damaged, unclear phrases.
Raucous ceremonies mark the memory of Clinton Revolutionary soldier and first New York governor. A memorial parade along Battery to City Hall celebrates his oath and service as crowds line streets and gather at civic sites, while officials and veterans recall the state’s early history.
A fragment describes Templars services on Ascension Day with a ceremonial delegation from Kulghiy and a watch by Schein the shieldville Communicenery. The text mentions Commandery leaders, a Daht committee, and plans to organize a competitive air ceremony amid ritual duties.
Only 43 delegates attend the state convention of the People’s Party Wednesday afternoon in Danville Illinois. State Chairman Tow Bullard presided. Ramnel J. Williams from Vincennes spoke for vice president. J S Coxey of Ohio and Col Fr. S Felter of Joliet named to national committee chair. Br Bullard named state chairman with Bar Weharids of Pearle as secretary. Committee to decide presidential elector slate appointed.
The United Presbyterian church centennial celebration begins in Pittsburg to honor the church's founding, slated as a leading topic before the general assembly. A night meeting features the event as it kicks off a cycle of observances.
A Chicago to Janaville runaway train struck a child wandering from home on Ontario Avenue. A bystander, engineer Lawns, attempted to stop the heavy 10 car train but the child was crushed under wheels. Despite efforts, the child died near the track with a small mark on the hand. The driver and bystanders described the event as a grisly accident during an afternoon run.
Charles K. Ladd passed away after long illness in Kewanee Illinois as local officials and prominent Democrats mourn his death. The longtime political leader, connected with the town andstate affairs, was widely known in Illinois circles. Officials offered condolences and reflected on his public service and local impact.
A garbled markets page lists cattle beef prices, hog receipts, wheat and corn futures, dairy and poultry quotes, with numerous unreadable tokens and fragmented figures. It mentions May openings, highs, lows, and daily quotes for multiple commodities, but specific values are largely obscured.
May 26 market notes list corn prices at 23 per ton for corn meal and other grains. Dairy items include butter, creamery products, and milk products with varied per unit pricing. Local trade notes reference regional output and distribution within the district and a $89,400 value noted in the sale or shipment summary.
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