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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
2
Turbulent reports from the coast guard crisis describe Holland acting unilaterally amid rumors of gunrunning from a Venezulian vessel. The Netherlands government asserts adherence to international law while Prime Minister and officials face a charged crowd in The Hague.
A merged deal links the Great Northern company of St Bival with the Allmer Bay Dock firm of Supertor under the Dunnth Supedor & Western Railway umbrella. The agreement involves a subsidiary corporation and the Great Northern property stake.
An official report confirms the passing of a grand vizier after a prolonged illness. Details remain sparse but the death marks a significant moment for regional leadership and historic ties. Mourning rites and succession protocols are expected to unfold in the coming days.
The diet published a decree fixing the regent Prince Chun's annual salary at 10000 tuets and detailing his role as commander in chief of land and sea forces. It also calls for a palace to be prepared near the late emperor’s winter residence.
The crowd reports the relief society officers elected at Chelvtiman and Menasha briefed on annual work while the death of Mee John Hyland in Marinette was noted. Funeral plans for Margaret Muchi discussed. construction on a new business block in Manistee proceeds, weather delays mentioned and social events planned around December 1.
Northwestern Pondabu defeated Quin basketball 4h to 2nt at the Armory Saturday evening in a hard fought game. Fogarty sparked the visitors with pace and scoring while Quins captain and key players clashed with local stars. Referee calls and tense moments dominated a game that featured heated exchanges and a late surge by Pond to hold off Quin.
Fragmentary report notes high berth costs and governance concerns at Rabonesas Cove with mentions of local officials, a small arlee Win towers project, and names such as Loring dr and St Paul Mr Pottus, indicating disputes over pricing and planning.
Baseball fans watched for an official report on a proposed league meeting as Panchnsen, president of the American League, and Harry Pollian, president of the National League, were rumored to convene in the city to discuss ticket scalping concerns. Putnam was mentioned in the report.
Evening gowns dazzle at opera houses with silver and gold embellishments. Dresses feature sheer nets, Parly frocks, and elaborate embroidery. Hairdos shift to Greek-inspired pompadours with low backs. Gloves, wraps, and theater hoods complete the season’s formal fashion.
A report on an eastern arrival and expected talks between Johnson and Pulliam sparks expectations of publicity. Herrmann, national committee president, was absent earlier, delaying action. A Chicago appearance is unlikely now, possibly delaying the report and prompting further delays.
Judge McSurley in Cook County criminal court upholds the Illinois direct primary law as constitutional for state and county officer nominations last August 1. Indictments against Krulowitek Phillips and Twery for violations are to be reviewed, with 160 misdemeanor charges quashed for language defects. Perjury and conspiracy counts remain, and new indictments with corrected wording may be issued.
RA Associated Press report says the jury could not reach a verdict after 43 hours of deliberation in the Rinehart forgery case against the vice president of Fromers and Drovers National Bank. Last ballot stood eight for conviction and four for acquittal. The defendant faced a 1890s forgery indictment. DA Stager announced the prosecution had just begun.
Associated Press reports the government’s antitrust case against Standard Oil was adjourned to tomorrow due to an engagement of Frank Kellogg, the government’s counsel, who is with President-elect Taft. The trial pause delays proceedings in New York.
Bargain notice offering wool and silk knit gloves for women and children at 25 cents, half the usual 50 cent price, available tonight.
Reports that Mrs Mary L. Eddy head of the Christian Science church was ill were denied today by Mrs Eddy’s attendants who said she was in her usual health and attending to writing and engagements. She took her daily drive on Saturday and planned to remain at work despite the storm.
A garbled colonial era notice notes rising broom prices with references to various names and places. The text mentions higher costs for broom supplies, a possibly single firm price of a ton and low grade bids. The fragmentary report hints at market tension and price signals for early 20th century trade.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Teddy Jr. linked to a Roosevelt era appointment and a death context. Mentions Presa y Woaterbury 35 nn Pe WG wr mnor eat Georgegd and a carpet making business in a city referenced as Thoetesonyille with unclear connection to Roosevelt Jr. and current status remains obscured by unreadable text.
Hoot Plansbrough of North Dakota, operated on at Asbury hospital, remains in a serious condition. Hospital officials report no improvement and caution that his status could worsen, despite assurances from the Associated Press correspondent.
Berlin dispatch from The Cologne Gazette disputes Parisinet Ger matiny Ahour story about acquiring the Berlenga Islands off Portugal to establish a forded coaching station. The representative says no authorization to deny.
At a House Ways and Means Committee tariff hearing John J Carlton of Flint Michigan, representing a mobile manufacturer, urged reducing automobile customs duties from forty five to twenty percent. Republican committee members questioned the request amid the session.
Madrid December 14 Vice Admiral Cervera who led the Spanish fleet at Santiago was retired from active duty at his own request due to failing health.
The German steamer Warburg, grounded near Belf Port lifesaving station during a dense fog Saturday, floated at high tide today. Officials believe the vessel did not suffer serious damage or injury in the incident.
Police report a violent assault in Hastings Cambria County after the receipt of threats from a Black Hand group. John Onelli and Antonia Reigere were badly injured while nearby, three Italians were arrested and identified as suspects in the incident.
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