23 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows dates and references to peace prospects and conference aims. Mentions Russia, Japan, Portsmouth talks, and ambassadors, with unclear names and places. The readable segment points to ongoing diplomacy and potential shifts in alliance dynamics.
Report says three men are suspected in the killing of Mrs Tracy. One theory suggests an amateur may have helped, with Jim Loss identified as the killer in the case from the fall.
Official dispatches from Peking report about a prearranged mob of about 3 000 Buddhist adherents attacking French Catholic establishments along Sawaho coast in Yunnan province. One church was wrecked and several priests killed with death toll varying from eighteen to twenty three.
Fragmentary text lists three individuals including John Preston with unclear roles leaving the rest of the details unreadable. No verifiable events dates or places present to establish a clear news item.
A notice reports ASAE action on liens and proposed uniform measures. Officials prepare specific moves to secure compliance and standardize procedures. Local agencies await further details and potential voting or formal approvals.
Philadelphia rumors say next Monday's Republican meeting may see B. Lukens withdraw from the coroner race while Thomas Dugan, the incumbent, faces renomination denial. The county contest has grown as Weaver's four month organizing drive intensifies with Lukens as the focal figure.
Teleco Lus representing cities and towns attended the operation in Toledo for the ninth year of the League of Patriots. Finch Mass and the response from Gele appeared key as Neratius of belief presu the president. Zor 2 portent.
Fragmented OCR reads that Indians are described as good buyers in Western Australia market activities with mentions of vouchers and funding. The exact details are unclear due to damage, but the core note indicates strong purchasing interest and financial instruments connected to the Indigenous traders.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Foanes and Ofagh Freeman in Washington DC with unclear roles. The note references a de university entt Hed Wasnir ak and an employment context, but details are unreadable. The item appears to be a damaged notice or brief with no coherent event.
An unclear fragment notes a charge in Plar and mentions Orster Barsars with a possible change in a proposal and reference to a southern region. The readable text is too fragmentary to identify people, places, or outcomes with confidence.
The Massa race set a new stake record at 2 06h with Ride Say finishing second and Zsphyr trailing.
Prince Louis of Battenberg, commander of the second cruiser squadron, was entertained at a luncheon by the masters and members of the Montreal Fiunt stun in Montreal on August 22.
Assistant Secretary of State Loomis returned to the department in Washington on Ats. 23 and resumed his duties as acting secretary, marking a return to his previous role after a brief absence.
Newly infected localities surge toward front lines as officials warn the disease demands medical staff and facilities. Reports from Gricanm La and Atlanta note cases and evacuations. Alabama and Tennessee movements tied to regional spread. A Chattanooga dispatch says Wilder's brigade will skip its annual reunion due to the yellow fever scare.
The national convention of Municipal Electricians opened in Erie Pennsylvania with delegates from across the country in attendance. The program features discussions on several important topics shaping public power and utilities.
An Ocean liner identified as the White Star Steamer Oceanic encountered a blaze in the steerage area this afternoon. The vessel faced fire for about 25 minutes before firemen stabilized the scene as it approached Liverpool. The ship remains on its regular schedule to New York, with passengers reported uninjured.
Fragmentary report notes opposition voices pledging loyalty to country and law while criticizing the vice president and leaders. The incomplete text mentions supposed “enemies of republic” and cautions about respecting the law and national roses.
An Associated Press report states a woman autoist, Mrs Bailey, was arrested on charges related to a car crash that fatally injured Joseph Broestel. She was promptly released on bail as details were clarified.
The will of Bishop Isaac W. Joyce has been filed for probate in Minneapolis. It discloses $20,000 in life insurance and $13,500 in realty and personal property, with the remaining money designated for the widow.
Reporters note the stalled conference with audience in St Petersburg and Moscow. Japs favor a compromise while Russian and Japanese envoys show cautious smiles and concealed anxiety as observers doubt a final breakthrough today.
News wires report Russia and Japan near a possible settlement on Sakhalin but Nikolai Witte reserves final approval. Diplomatic maneuvering and behind the scenes talks aim to delay and test both sides while broad acceptance remains uncertain.
A Wester Ohio miner testifies in the Taggart case, detailing statements about arrest, release, and possible reconciliation. The record notes questions about the witness’s purpose and the need for further testimony to resolve the matter.
Alex defeated D H W Sio So in a strong second round at Glenview Golf Club. Rounds featured a dozen singles matches and doubles interest as players from Massachusetts and Alabama joined the field. Ideal weather marked the start of the event.
Special to The Northwestern from New York reports Rev. E. H. Smith and wife sailed at 11 36 on the steamer Baltic bound for Liverpool with fifteen hundred passengers aboard. The late minister departed in good spirits waving farewell to friends on the dock. Phillip Jones of Oshkosh arrived yesterday at the Hotel Astor.
An offshore trial scene describes the submarine Plunger and its crew, led by a lieutenant, testing water operations near a mooring pier. The narrative notes the commander’s remarks on the crew’s discipline and the vessel’s performance, amidst a weather update and coastal observations from the government weather bureau. Local conditions include showers, cooler temperatures, and a shift in winds, with barometric readings and thermometer notes recorded.
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