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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
10
A sprawling notice of King Peter touring Servian provinces amid czarist assurances, while U.S. figures discuss amnesty, resignations, and Roosevelt plans. Reports cover riots, strikes, crimes, and disasters from Kansas to Salt Lake, with international tension and local politics weaving through the day’s telegrams.
Joliet pioneer merchant John Mahoney died after sixty three years in Joliet. Denver's Joseph Cock died suddenly from hemorrhage of the lungs while walking. Quincy prominent citizen Henry Ghischlager aged 58 and a Republican mayoral nominee perished. Mount Vernon clerk Burgess McElroy aged 49 died after surgery. Madison executive M Fay aged 52 died suddenly of heart neuralgia. Pottsville judge Cyrus L Pershing died. Ohio public works official Charles A Goddard aged 11 weeks? died at Franklin Furnace. Eureka stage master Frederick Hartman aged 58 died in Illinois. Alden Benedict aged 52, NY actor and manager, buried in Decorah Iowa. Samuel Williams aged 73 of Staten Island died in New York after varied diplomatic service. John Tyrrell, Chicago crockery store partner, connection unclear.
Salt Lake City June 28 Actress Atoella Bingham presenting The Climbers encounters a real polygamist audience whispers Brigham Roberts exiled from Congress with three wives enters his box Miss Bingham glances toward Roberts and quips Divorce was made for women but What was made for man The crowd roars, Roberts reddens then laughs with his family
Reports of tension between the administration and Count Cassini the Russian ambassador are stated as unfounded and lacking basis, with no solid evidence supporting claims of discord between the sides.
The Wisconsin state board of examiners schedules three exam sessions this week for candidates seeking county superintendent certificates. Professors Stearns Viebahn and Hardy will oversee testing in Eau Claire Madison and Appleton respectively. Exams cover arithmetic manual physics grammar algebra U S history and civil government physiology geography civil law composition agriculture English history American literature geometry and teaching theory. Certificates granted are perpetual.
State Commissioner of Banking M. C. Bergh yesterday approved the articles of incorporation for two new state banks under the new banking law. The Bank of New Glarus in Green County has capital stock of 26000 with incorporators Fred Kundert Thomas Hefty B A Kundert and C Hefty. The State Bank of La Valle in Sauk County has capital stock 10000 with incorporators H E B Paddock Harry Thornt on Charles Pearson C P Eder George T Morse James Hyslop and H S Carrer.
Governor La Follette was in the executive office yesterday and will depart soon for South Dakota where he is slated to deliver a lecture.
Reports to Statistician Erickson show Milwaukee and Superior free employment bureaus eliminated 236 positions last week. Applications for employment stood at 1 percent with 248 inquiries for help, far below needed staffing levels across the region.
A rough digest reports a severe earthquake in Eczeli province Persia where three shusenis die in an avalanche near Mount St Gottard. Other items include a Boston Methodist anniversary event, a golf match won by Willie Anderson 52 34, trolley accidents in Chicago and Philadelphia, a naval race in Kiel with the US cutter Chicago achieving a prize, and political tensions between Russia and Japan. Local crime reports mention Knapp murder case in Hamilton Ohio and a trolley shooting near Media Pa. The text ends noting a textile workers strike move with 1 504 woolen workers involved.
News notes strikers warned plants could shut until December in Dahaon. A series of New York legal cases include lawyer Robert A. Ammon sentenced to prison for receiving stolen funds from Miller of the Franklin syndicate. Henry Alton of Columbia Gold Mining faces charges over filing crimes of company members. Also, heavy storms cause waterfront damage in New York and Oyster Bay conditions.
William C. Gates of Walla Walla deserted his wife and fled toward Portland after an alleged fortune teller warned of danger. Mrs. Gates, stranded in Seattle then Puget Sound, traveled back to Walla Walla with help from King County. Police involvement followed a scheme involving her sister in Brighton Beach and transportation back to the city.
Seaton Wasi reports the Piget Stand Chemical Co plans to locate on Limi Island near Whatcom, aiming to convert fir stumps into charcoal and chemicals. The project seeks to remove stump litter hindering farming, promising wide development across the Sound country and an order already placed for a big eastern plant.
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