10 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1906
Page
1
Reports from Naples describe Mount Vesuvius ash and market roof collapse at Monte Oliveto killing and injuring many. Authorities plan military aid. Duke of Aosta aids rescue while religious processions and public grief mark the city’s tragedy.
Madison attorney general Sturdevant plans prosecutions against many farmers for wildlife bounty frauds in northern Wisconsin. Dry wolf pelts have been bought in large numbers at St Paul and Minneapolis, with bounty collections occurring in Wisconsin where a state bounty of 20.
Naples reports heavy ashfall as Mount Vesuvius erupts, hindering breath and mobility. Torre Annunziata and San Giuseppe fatalities rise with 79 dead total after 26 more bodies found in the church. the San Giuseppe mayor suspended for abandoning post.
Washington April as the House convened with Mr Dalzell presiding. The postoffice appropriation bill moved to general debate led by Mr Overstreet with a plan to finish Wednesday. Mr Johnson denounced southern mail subsidies while defending some rail lines. Mr Randall urged a free pass ban on telegraph and telegraph companies and warned of the broad free pass evil.
Fragmentary report notes several workers buried under rubble after a collapse amid rain. Six to ten men feared injured with one confirmed dead. rescue operations underway as authorities investigate cause and scene conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a czar figure and ISIS context with scattered phrases about people and places. Key details are unreadable, but the item indicates a political or security crisis discussion around a czar and extremist group involvement.
A fragmentary OCR note reports a pedestrian struck by a car in a local area. Names and exact details are unreadable but authorities investigate the incident and possible injuries or fatalities. Perk is mentioned among garbled text with no clear context.
In Washington April 1 the Bailey speech on the rate bill draws crowded galleries and corridors as supporters and opponents await his legal framing of suspending interstate commerce orders. The Texas senator faces questions on the power of inferior courts, with Knox and Speer defending congressional authority and the federal judiciary debated amid a tense session.
Mr Bailey declares that Congress has not only the power to deny courts the right to issue writs of injunction but also to grant them the privilege of issuing writs of liberty and habeas corpus. He cites a 1793 act and notes that several founders participated in that effort.
Washington April 10 official information says anarchists are arriving at Atlantic seaports. Italian government representatives have shared positive details with the United States authorities and San Francisco and Baltimore authorities have been alerted to the recent landing. Italian consuls aid immigration officials to manage the influx and authorities anticipate further action soon.
A Milwaukee bank official, Henry Gell y, assistant cashier at First al tink, faces multiple counts in a bank looting indictment. Jury selection completed with many counts nolled. proceedings noted by District Attorney Bulge and others. Names of involved parties include Froth Bigelow, former bank president, and his son.
The readable text provides no clear event or identifiable persons or organizations to summarize into a factual news item with a defined outcome.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Alger and related names with unclear context. It references possible senate activity and dates but facts are garbled and not clearly identifiable. No coherent event or outcome is established in readable form.
New York April 10 The anthracite coal operators rejected John Mitchell’s arbitration plan and proposed reviving the 1902 coal commission to review wages and complaints, with any new award binding for three years. An independent operators letter denounced arbitration as surrender to anarchy and violence.
Fragmentary notes indicate Dean Shaler died in an apparent incident described with garbled text. Remaining readable terms reference locations, dates, and possible associates, but specifics are unclear.
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Laura A. Osborn at 46 Union Street with Plymouth Congregational Church officiating. Interment followed at Riverside. Also in Nekimi and Burnet there were services for Frederick Marth and Sarah E. Roby with pastors Rev Herman Warre and Rev J S Schrock leading the rites respectively.
Sheriff reports a fugitive named Mike Goyke captured after alert from Green Bay Police. Undersheriff Tehyner retrieved suspect on the 4:42 train and will bring him back for pending charges. A reward was offered for information aiding the arrest and description cards circulated locally.
Dr. John Alexander Dowie arrived in Chicago on the Melean special from St Louis amid a cheering Zionist crowd. He plans to stay in Chicago while preparing legal documents to claim leadership of Zion City, insisting the move will be a lawful step rather than immediate relocation.
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