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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
4
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Keep summed federal finances for the year ended June 30 1908 with total revenues of 553 87 026000 and total expenditures of 8125 118 812. Gold reserves rose by 71000000 and the surplus stood at 62710036 with notable tax and revenue changes including internal revenue gains and repeal act effects.
Burglars entered the dry goods store of G A Sublegel in Menasha Wisconsin and stole jewelry and dry goods valued around 200 dollars. They also hit the adjoining grocery store of R W Schiegel, taking several cases of relayed goods. Entry made by cutting rear window glass.
Reports indicate Russian forces near Rome prepared to encircle the Vatican to secure the papal conclave. Italian authorities mention guarding the palace and valuables to ensure order if a conclave is needed after the pope’s health decline.
The executive mints report a total coinage of 74,203,000 dollars for the fiscal year. Gold amounts to 45,721,778 dollars, silver 25,996,536 dollars, and minor costs 2,484,691 dollars.
Fond du Lac New York yesterday saw the sale of the Little Wall River Telephone line to the Wisconsin Telephone system. The deal, confirmed by President A Burt of Kansas City and Henry and John Boyle, ends years of negotiation and reportedly leaves stockholders facing a $70 000 loss while the Wisconsin company plans a $40 000 title restoration and immediate field engineering work.
Tomahawk Wis July 1 A H Stange of Merrill is rumored to be negotiating for the Bradley railroad interests here The move would place him on a large Soo Line connection via a Bradley rail line only five miles from Tomahawk It reflects his confidence in northern Wisconsin's future and desire for a strategic rail location.
Rockford July 1 The dead body of Richard Tibbits a seven year old newsboy was found in a deserted space near the driving park a mile and a half from the city limits. He had been disemboweled the chest split and a handkerchief forced in his throat his hands tied with suspenders. A companion says he was drowned in the river three miles away. Postmortem reveals revolting details as public mood runs high.
Dispatch confirms no negotiations between Russia and the United States. Reesevalt plans to forward the petition of American Jews to the Russian government. The memo notes a semibolileral state issue tied to two senses in geet.
Alice Furlong, who fell from a doorstep, was returned to her parents yesterday. The kidnapper, identified as Mrs. Hazel Avery, was arrested. Police say the motive was to have a baby to care for and fondle. The suspect is believed mentally unwell.
Corean Prinse, amid Corea royalty, attends Ohio Western University and is said to be infatuated with milliner Miss Clara Brio of Cincinnati. Reports claim he has called on her, given valuables including a diamond ring, though he denies any serious attachment.
London July 1 the war office says Col Rochfort with Abyssinian troops in Somaliland surprised the Mad Mullah near the Jeyed at dawn after forced marches and defeated about 16 000 spearsmen while capturing cattle sheep and camels The Abyssinians also blocked watering places south of the Gerlogubi Galadi line causing the Mullah to move into drier ground This dispatch is dated June 1 1909.
The Reliance secured another decisive race over the Constitution and Columbia yesterday in a brisk windward and return course. The new craft finished in seven minutes two seconds faster than the Constitution while Columbia trailed, showing superiority in rough water and windward work. Lipton is expected to witness today’s race as the Reliance prepared to defend the American Cup amid strong New York Yacht Club interest.
Claims totaling about 22009 dollars have been filed against the city of Eau Claire by women injured when a sidewall and crowded approach collapsed at a carnival on Maison Street following heavy use.
Amid rising tensions on the Turkish Bulgarian border the Bulgarian government calls out 2000 additional reserves. They will be brigaded with frontier guards to curb revolutionary bandit movements along the frontier amid reports of persecution in frontier provinces.
Peklu reports President of the foreign office Jy1 Prince Ching returned from his summer palace to confer with Minister Gonger on the commercial treaty between China and the United States. It is understood that the discussions may remove blockades to the pact and advance the proposed trade agreement.
The foreign office maintains the opposition blocks signing while allies anticipate a conference at Port Arthur between General Kuropachin, Russia’s war minister, and M. Lessar, Russia’s minister to China, to push removal of the obstacle.
John D. Olson fled with a hotel cook when the Heppner flood struck the Rivabuilding. They raced to the hills as others perished. Olson's trunk was found downstream days later and he was believed dead before returning home to a welcome.
Chicago on July 1 endured the hottest day of the year with a 90 degree reading at the weather bureau and an estimated 93 degrees on the street. Two deaths and five prostrations were blamed on the heat, one of the latter in serious condition.
July 1 Paris reports the Plase des Vosges mansion long associated with Victor Hugo was formally presented to the city by the author's relatives. The event drew widespread interest across literary circles.
Acting Governor Northcott issued a proclamation requesting monetary contributions for Illinois flood victims. Funds will be sent to the state treasurer in Springfield to purchase seeds for replanting clothing and food and distribute them to those in need.
Wesleyan University trustees at the annual meeting approved a resolution to add 7,000,000 to the permanent fund to be raised within two years. The alumni association pledged 100,000 provided the balance is secured.
In Central City Nebraska a sensational elopement scandal erupts as Reverend R A Gould a noted Methodist preacher flees with fifteen year old Eva Flint daughter of a congregation member leaving behind a wife and five children. Gould had bought a railroad ticket to Aurora Illinois to attend a conference and Eva vanished the same night.
Former Congressman Thomas J. Clunie died in San Francisco yesterday from acute kidney trouble. He served in Congress earlier in his career and was associated with the Diet era.
Thousands heard Mary Baker G. Eddy at Pleasant View as she stood on a balcony and spoke to believers. She urged trust in the Lord, shared blessings, and stressed unity of faith while blessing the gathering and the church. The message invoked Isaiah prophecy of return to Zion with joy and lasting gladness.
After a conference with Governor Hent of Porto Rico, the president signed an order reserving lands on the island for government use under a 17th Congress act. Most reservations center near cities, notably San Juan, with Fortifications for the War Department, and other sites for Navy, Treasury, and Justice.
A July 1 World Herald special from Hanna Wyoming reports a catastrophic explosion at Union Pacific Coal No 1 mine. Foul gases hinder rescues. 48 men were pulled alive by afternoon while many others are believed dead. Rescue efforts continue as ventilation and access improve.
John Cash, a planter, shot and killed during a revival at a negro church in Bus, Georgia. Police report that he forced entry causing panic. about 500 shots were fired amid the disturbance as locals attempted to quell the disruption.
New York on July 1 Dr Emily Downing the first woman physician appointed as an ambulance surgeon in New York led her first trip transferring two patients from Gouverneur Hospital to Bellevue and one from Beth Israel to Bellevue. She wore a black jacket a white shirt waist a rainy day skirt and the ambulance surgeon's cap.
A July 1 shooting on Van Buren Street near the Kellogg Switchboard caused injuries to four people among a crowd of girls at the factory. Striking workers fired several shots, wounding four bystanders.
New York July 1 President Roosevelt virtually promised to be Lipton’s guest aboard the steam yacht Erin during at least one America’s Cup race. The Lipton fleet lay at anchor near Sandy Hook and officers and men were pleased to learn the challenger will be honored.
In Kile on July 1 the Hamburg defeated the emperor's Meteor in a 30 mile Eckernfoerde race, finishing about one minute ahead after a close contest.
A race report notes that Hamburg, aided by a handicap advantage, won by four minutes and 38 seconds, marking a decisive victory amid adjusted conditions.
Constantimonie July 1 reports the sultan is again fearful for personal safety and enforces strict measures at the yildz kiosk. He orders severe punishment for any officer seen speaking to a civilian and keeps Abdul's relatives under constant shadow, suspecting a conspiracy to overthrow his rule.
Washington July 1 Indian Commissioner WW A Jones said he was satisfied with his present post and would feel honored by a nomination if forced upon him He added his Wisconsin friends were not serious and he preferred to stay out of politics though he would accept the responsibilities if thrust upon him.
Apostolic Delegate Falconio arrived in Green Bay via train at 8 45 pm accompanied by a 600 member escort and two bands. He visited Bishop Messmer's home, the cathedral, and will bless St Marys of the Angelo and later St Josephs orphan asylum with a high mass and monastic dinner. Business men decorate for the welcome and events on the Fox River and St Norbert College itinerary.
Austin July 1. Comptroller Love was shot dead in his office by W G Hill an alleged employee. Hill then killed himself after the shot. A struggle with another employee briefly occurred during the incident. The motive cited is Hill’s grievance over Love firing him about a year ago.
Butte mayor announced plans to halt prize fighting in the city after the current carnival finishes. Three championship bouts are scheduled within a week, and the mayor says prize fighting violates the law and will not be overlooked. Butte hosts fighters from across the country.
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