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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
8
Washington debates whether to publish reports on meat inspection. President Roosevelt favors secrecy to protect stock raisers, while urging a strong inspection law. Carter notes packers seek time and who should pay for the inspection, with Beveridge proposing packers bear costs within module limits.
Washington reports show ten minutes after conference on the rate bill the joint conference chairman convened in the senate room. Senators object to the wisdom of the measure and debate debt and amendments including the anti pass. Interstate Commerce Commission findings on Philadelphia Hamburgs hearings delayed with partial testimony, hearings to continue. Sheriff claims Supreme Court bears responsibility for lynching and governor steps to punish those responsible as the incident unfolds in Chattanooga and Washington.
Chicago May 24 coal operators and unions have set a plan to restore the 1905 wage scale for nonunion miners and require indemnity to operators for losses from past strikes. The agreement covers 15,000 miners in Illinois with a resumption of talks next week to finalize terms.
Tramps started a freight train at Two Harbors with missing engine crew and conductor. An air brake failure caused cars to derail and plunge, injuring at least one tramp and possibly causing more. The derailed ore cars piled high as the train sped through darkness, with some men leaping and others injured or killed in the chaotic scene.
A thunderstorm three miles from town struck the crowd during a ball game, instantly killing five spectators and injuring about twenty. Named dead are Donald Tou art, Steven Touart, Anthony Moody, John Grew, and Charles Thoms. Seriously injured include Yokers, Fred Johnson, Jed Burne, Joe Dalbern, and George Cleveland.
Steubenville Ohio May 29 the expected break among the union miners at Plum Creek did not occur. All officials of the miners union are on the ground working to prevent a break and they feel confident it will not happen. The miners are restless but strike benefits paid out have helped maintain unity.
County Board meets at the courthouse at 9:00 a m to consider training school amendments and finance highway repairs. The group votes to defer action on training school, resumes discussion, and approves several budget appropriations for roads bridges and culverts across multiple towns in Wood county including Arpin Port Edwards Marshfield and Saratoga with specific sums allocated for each project. The session adjourns with routine motions and notices recorded.
In the matter of Emil May deceased Mary ing awAoe seeks administration of the estate and asks to be allowed her account. The court orders a hearing at Granit Rapids on the ith day of June 1908 at 0 o clock with notice to all interested persons by publication for three weeks in the Marshield Times newspaper. The order is dated May 1st 19. The case is overseen by County Judge Conway.
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