13 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
1
Mutiny reported in Columbus as police reportedly openly defy mayor and marshal over streetcar orders and city mail. Recall of troops urged amid chaotic strikes and feared violence. governor Harman and other officials wounded or endangered as authorities seek to restore order and resume transit and public services.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Red Earl Spenger Bead of Ireland and a first Jordan from 1 8 to 185. It references a chancellor of Viscount Althorn and an estate transfer or succession involving a park and an amount around 2 i 27.
A fragmentary report notes efforts to end strife and mentions a path by the moat side near Rome with military or police implications. The readable text is limited and unclear about participants or outcomes.
Teonard Wend signals a joint plan with western forces to counter forest fires. The proposal aims to coordinate troops and resources to combat spreading blazes and protect communities and timberlands.
Community notice invites players to a Skat event tomorrow with $150 in prizes. Local organizers Shaiay divi? and Dyi Bax announce entry details and venue.
A Wausau incident description notes a bandit captured with police involvement. Details on the suspect and officers are limited in the readable text.
Fragmentary input mentions a request to register another quake and garbled phrases about rib, ore, and an unclear action. No identifiable people or organizations present. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the text provided.
Wind stalled the Mezi and Bac k Par te aerial event covering 458 miles as crews await calmer conditions. Legagneux, competing for local prizes, rose today but had to land at Chilly, ending his run under gusty conditions.
A garbled report outlines a patient with feverish symptoms, fluctuating appetite, and long observation hours. It mentions Dr. Stewart and a nurse or attendant, with references to temperature and a late evening wait.
Marietta Ohio Aug 1 General A J Warner, a leading free silver advocate and former congressman, died here after a long illness. Born in Wales New York he served as a Union general in the Civil War and was wounded at Antietam. He represented his district in Congress from 1861 to 1864 and from 1866 to 1878.
A garbled passage reports individuals facing perjury charges after a local hearing concerning a restaurant keeper and another person. The text is incomplete but indicates legal action arising from sworn testimony.
A fragmented newspaper snippet suggests Lyon claimed no wrongdoing and resisted further inquiry. The text references a hearing, a report to Congress, and reforms to limit arbitrary government actions toward Indians, with mentions of Senator FLFP and reform recommendations.
Four witnesses testified at a court session linked to the Rice murder inquiry. One employee testified about secret meetings with William Miller and the uncle of the victim, while others discussed the body’s handling and private statements made at Euclid Street.
Fragmentary text describes engagement events and public participation, mentioning a person or group and free access. The readable portion hints at community involvement and interwoven names or roles. Details are unclear, but the sense is a public event or policy discussion open to all.
Friday morning races noted with local sports markers in Neenah. Items cover council proceedings and a letter from an ann o fam section. Details limited by fragmentary OCR and unnamed participants.
Fragmented report claims President Roosevelt considered removing Secretary Fintlinger and reshaping the administration. Senator Aldrich and Cannon allegedly positioned for key posts while Crane would assume a new role, with comments from Roosevelt unavailable amid the controversy.
Local obituary reports the death of Mrs Danielson. The notice notes her family and mentions a funeral service to be announced.
An Associated Press report notes that destroyed Armour records and stenographers’ notebooks are central to an unfolding probe. The fragments imply investigations into document handling and potential archival losses affecting traceability of Armour-related activities.
An obituary notes the death of Mr Hertzhein on December 4. His widow Mrs Hertzhein took in her daughter and brought the family to Mengshi. The report mentions a coroner court and a theft incident near Minin Street, with references to local residents Susie Mertz and Joseph Otimn. The piece also lists unrelated local events and a funeral at Georgian Park.
A brief crime item notes a house robbery with few specifics. The fragment mentions an unspecified location and suspects but provides no clear names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details are unavailable in the clipped text.
The document notes a larger cash reserve compared with last week, totaling 4,018,478 in the proportione debt service reserve.
The article reports breaches in dyke walls surrounding Tokyo and threatened embankments. Thousands homeless, shelter beds and schoolhouses opened, with crying shortages of boats and food as authorities scramble to aid the stricken population.
In Indianapolis on August 13 the United Workers held a special convention with leaders gathering in the convention hall and galleries. A special committee is to study the event, while district presidents clash over the plan as locals review bargaining and support.
Crippen and their crew prepare for the arrival of a ship as August 13 approaches, with uncertain details and names partly garbled in the telegram-like notice.
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