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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented telegrams discuss a proposed scheme for peace between Russia and Japan. References mention President Romseyel and possible terms, with lines about negotiations failing and renewed efforts.
Fragmented OCR notes cite a second disagreement in a case delaying trial to August 28. William J. White of Cleveland accuses Mr and Mrs Millen of attempted murder and vows warrants. Separate items note telegraphers’ strikes ending and Attorney General Mooney ordering a jump to end the strike in the Great Northern and Northern Pacific regions.
A chaotic dispatch outlines Sweden’s King Oscar ceding regency to Prince Gustave while Venezuela orders seven warships. Reports mention failed royal plots in Norway, Japan voyages, and Ne royal and military figures across Europe, America, and Asia amid revolts and notable deaths in 1900 era.
The notice lists Gen Roy Stone of Mendham New Jersey Mother M Glara Heuck Miss Lad y Monson and others. It notes Gen Stones military service in the Civil and Spanish American wars and his New York origin. The items mention Mother M Glara Heuck Notre Dame Milwaukee and Rev Lewis Alberght Delaware. Also referenced are Prof George of City University and Alexander Bell father of Alexander Granam Tell with details of deaths and the families affected.
An excursion boat sank during a trip from Indianapolis toward Broad Ripple. Passengers, including a woman, were rescued after the boat capsized near the bank. Several injured, with William Walk and Dennis Milligan among those hurt. bystanders helped pull others from the water as the submerged craft drifted.
In Winneconne Wisconsin August a man identified as Dodson was found in his hotel room after slashing his throat with a razor. He died ten minutes later. A letter found nearby hints at distress and possible fishing plans with Boerlch Nad. Police investigate motive and connections.
A worldwide boycott on American goods grows burdensome to global commerce. The general chambers of commerce telegrammed the Chinese diplomatic corps and the Onina association wired Sir Ernest Satow to urge the Chinese foreign office to curb further harm to trade.
Milwaukee faces census controversy as suburbs blend with city population estimates while debates over telephone franchises and gas lines rise. Indictments against city officials spark alarm, and industrial trends hint at a resurgence in steel and construction activity amid a bustling civic scene.
Four members of the Frangor family die after a mushroom dish at a birthday party near Lividisville Nod. Joseph Janner eight, wife twenty, and two daughters perish. The two surviving children and parents perish conditions worsen with hospital care. confusion over ingested mushrooms arises as the seven year old gathered wild mushrooms mistaken for edible fare. Local hospital teams fight the poisoning but the mother dies. guardians take charge of remaining orphans.
The United Spanish War Veterans announce the national encampment will be held in Milwaukee in September. Commander-in-chief Captain Will am FE, English, issued a notice yesterday outlining the gathering details and participation.
Confirmation was obtained for a reporting day that the Northwestern failed to secure the right of way as a joint Missouri stone. The plan would connect the Northwestern route to the Rapid City line via a St. Paul gas road link and tie the Northwestern to the Rapid City line.
A garbled note indicates rates will be restored under the interstate commerce act at the earliest possible date. It mentions Chicago and Aw cast, eastern points, and an energy route through Yemen, with a settled rate war affecting city to city connections.
A soda fountain blast in Crowell caused the death of W. L. D. Hughes and injured another person. Local authorities report a dangerous blast tearing through the MinmaatpollsAng establishment, with details still emerging.
Butter stays at 21 cents in Elgin Illinois with sales for the week totaling $57,000 pounds. The report notes butter prices and weekly sales unchanged from the prior period.
Michael Conrey, sentenced to three months for attempting to kiss a woman and with an incurable disease, leaped from a third story window of the Brooklyn court of special sessions. He struck the sidewalk and sustained a skull fracture and internal injuries unlikely to prove fatal to the act.
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