21 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Janesville Daily Gazette
Location
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
1
A Fond du Lac article reports confusion over an ordinance drafted for the Common Council. It shows the measure, prepared by a city official, was not adopted and may require committee review. An investigation will determine if the ordinance had the support to pass.
Former Governor of Pennsylvania Harry Thaw faced a federal appeal in Pittsburgh as Justice Young presided. The case involved Thaw and his attorney Coy Thareyi seeking to compel Thaw to testify in a bond case and related proceedings. The court debated the order to bring Thaw to Pittsburg for testimony and adjourned after related motions.
TODAY'S LEADERS reveal high vote getters including JOULN FISHER and MRS Emma Alan. DUSIKER seconds, with contestants PRED BLAKELEY and ARTHUR JONES also named. See contest article on page 0 for full details and results.
Oklahoma case suggests what could happen if Dryan scheme is adopted. A grand jury investigates the bank refinancing, with political implications in Colgne state, and local attorneys, officials, and prominent residents named in connections to the issue.
Congressman reporters Cay Armani Henry Aten Cooper spoke at Orfordville Lot meeting and checked into Atvors hotel with Ov,dh Jounsen of Aibwanikee. AVerney from Chicago and Charles W Noble from La Crude collided at the Lintel Myera entrance, wheel hub damage required long repairs. Dental Society Dinner: Fourteen members of the Hoek Catity Dental Sockly attended a dinner at the total Myura Joat.
In London a commemorative event marks Treflgar Day with observances at the city memorial. Navy veterans and local groups gather to honor the memory of the great admiral and the battle, with parade bands and civic ceremonies underscoring the anniversary.
The Mnols Association discussed erecting a monument at Andaraonville and requested appropriations totaling 316.5. The group outlined plans to honor union ex prisoners of war and noted historical ties from the late war era.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and phrases including Japanese and Chinese references, various African American terms, districts, and institutions, lacking coherent structure or clear event. It reads as a disordered archive snippet with no discernible news outcome.
A fragmented account discusses tactics and reactions within the opposition party during Newark's election. It notes potential wage effects and political rhetoric shaping voter sentiment, with references to how opponents’ statements could influence campaign dynamics and public perception.
The article details the first Bible Students convention with student attendees and staff from various churches and universities. It notes organizers, speakers, and participating groups, including university members and church units, aiming to recruit students to Christian faith and English White community efforts.
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A major three day conference opens at Lake Mohorne drawing national figures. Indian affairs headlined the opening session with talks from Janes H. Shlorman, Pranda Lomp, and Tov Toor L. Spline among others. The program includes discussions on Philippine and Hawaii matters and features officials from the Indian service.
Packey McFarland of Chicago finally meets Gross in a ten round boxing bout set in San Francisco after numerous delays. The match is billed as a strong test for both fighters with attention on McFarland’s balance and endurance and Gross’s careful, patient style.
Exercises honoring author Newton were held in the Newton area school auditorium. Speakers included Roy and Sami, with remarks on the author’s work and influence. The event featured recitations and a tribute from the local university staff, emphasizing academic achievement and community memory.
A large Republican rally in Beloit drew about a thousand attendees. Speakers included Weo1n Dougherty of Amway, Mr Tanap, and others from area colleges and parties. The event, tied to local campaigns and a cross country team entry plan, featured promises of future speeches and a meeting in Chicago.
A garbled early report says Kern rushed to his son’s bedside this afternoon due to illness. The text mentions Syracuse, New York, and a postponed visit to a political candidate’s home, with unclear surrounding details.
The closing session of the National Ammartent Warews Suffrage Association presented the committee on pencamut arbitration report. Lulu Ames presided as head and chair.
A chaotic late edition recounts raging gales fanning the flames around Fira and nearby properties. Deputies report arson-like disturbances at several sites. residents fight fires through the night as damage threatens homes and woodlands.
A Milwaukee crash Sunday night left one man dead and another injured. David Wanninger of Antigo, aged two percent in unclear text, sustained internal injuries from a car wreck on fad street and the Blue Mounda road. Hospital reports indicate critical injuries and ongoing treatment.
Market listings report cattle prices, feeders, cows and heifers with various quotes. Butter, corn, oats and barley prices are listed along with nearby market activity and a burglary note from Ocanomowac.
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