24 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
1
A man, believed insane, shot Sister Theresa at St. Blink hospital in Milwaukee. He chased, fired four rounds, and was captured. he claimed officials tried to poison him. Doctors say no evidence of double insanity.
Georgetown Ky December 24 James Howard chief witness for the Gefens testified at Powers trial. Taylor's deposition denying knowledge or participation in the Goebel murder plot was continued. Captain Sharp testified he protected Gov Taylor and cited alleged Democrat gun orders. ex-State Treasurer W R Dag arrived as a defense witness.
Attorney General Jackson announced in Albany that a quo warranto action will be filed to oust John F. Ahearn from the office of president of the borough of Manhattan. The move follows the aldermen’s act last week in installing Ahearn.
Fragmentary report hints at criminal networks and immigrant women, noting many single immigrant females seeking work. The text claims high employment activity among Poles Lithuanians Hungarians and others with women forming groups to cross borders, suggesting organized labor migration and possible concordant fraud or coercion.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a moral or philosophical claim that downfall stems from a fourfold desire to retaliate or seek balance. The text is garbled and lacks concrete names, places, or events for precise sourcing.
Berlin dispatches report Emperor William asking the Bavarian branch of the League to urge resignations be suspended until after New Year’s Day. Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria plans to visit Berlin to discuss the dispute at the New Year reception.
Associated Press reports fire on Lexington Avenue endangers 250 crippled children in a New York facility briefly alarms staff before quick action by Superintendent Bartine and nurses. Other incidents include a steamer Minnesota fire in Kobe harbor, a Toulon arsenal fire destroying naval stores, and recurring blazes blamed on a firebug in La Crosse Wisconsin with a mysterious January blaze at the New Bory Manufacturing plant.
Goldfield Nev Dec 24 Acting President Mahoney of the Western Federation works to negotiate a compromise with the Mine Owners Association. He has spent days in conferences with federation executives seeking a peaceful settlement with honor to the union.
Washington D C December 24 The temporary injunction issued by Justice Gould against the American Federation of Labor blocks the Buck Fieve and Range company of St Louis Mo The defense filed formal objections seeking amendment of the order A hearing on January 3 likely to address the motion.
Four men from Washington D C and Fall River Mass faced charges after swindling a local priest by using a forged letter from a Thiago priest. They were fined 25 dollars plus costs or 60 days in the Allegheny county work house after being arrested when they returned to the priest’s home.
Milwaukee report says local skater Max e from Milwaukee was seriously injured after falling from a plank during a roller skating exhibition in Manitowoc. The incident occurred while he attempted to imitate an expert and compete for the city championship. injuries are serious but not expected to be fatal.
The Erie railroad will reduce salaries of clerical employees earning over a set monthly amount by two to ten percent after January 1. About 120 workers will be affected by the cuts, announced today.
A call circulating in Milwaukee County urges Samuel A Cook of Neenah to run for United States senator. More than 1000 signatures were gathered in one day with supporters predicting a strong candidacy if he enters the race. The Republican nomination will be decided in the September primaries.
Governor Sheldon announced a clemency hearing for John B. Martin, a five year penitentiary swindling convict, to be argued January 1 by his Alaska-born sweetheart Miss Inga Anderson.
Phillip Pressier aged eight and his wife seventy shres were found dead in bed by their daughter Mrs John Hueblein in South Bend this morning. Death caused by asphyxiation from illuminating gas. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago. By Ags CATS
A Janesville dispatch reports Frank Kiser of Edgerton ingested carbolic acid after a doctor mistook the bottle for whiskey. He drank a considerable amount before relief was given.
A Brown County man suffered severe burns to his eyes and face when an old muzzle loading gun exploded while loading powder. The incident occurred as he attempted to fire the weapon, and medical aid was soon summoned.
In February a party strapped on snowshoes and started from near the mountain base. Snow depth averaged two feet with a crust that supported travel and gave a distinct sensation of gliding above the surface. The experience contrasted sharply with ordinary walking and evoked feelings close to flying.
Justice of the Peace James Mies and ex State Senator William Schorniud were badly beaten by two beeredress youths at Broadway and St Charles street. A box of Christmas candy was upset as the assault occurred. Walter Meiers and Miles Were Tydd were knocked to the sidewalk, Schorniud suffered a broken leg, and McKenus and others were injured. The youths were taken into custody pending further action.
Washington announces the retirement of Rear Admiral W H Brownson from head of the Bureau of Navigation. Brownson, recently captain, will retire due to age and is expected to retain a limited command role before final retirement. The White House release confirms the transition with probable continuation of duties under new leadership.
Remains of victims surface as searchers add seventy four bodies and forty six more brought to the surface. Total recovered reaches 120 with some bodies identified and others awaiting verification. Ceremonies were held along the Pittsburg and Lake Erie rail line before remains were sent to Connellsville for burial.
Christian W. Stengel president of Feigenspan brewery interests in Newark New Jersey died in a Philadelphia German hospital soon after marrying Marie Louise Feigenspan in a planned ceremony. He underwent surgery for appendicitis and complications followed. Relatives of both families attended as the wedding and death followed within hours.
Fragmentary report notes heightened suspicions among Persians over alleged foreign plots. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to Teheran and December date suggests political tensions and security concerns amid unrest.
The pope, at the Sacred College in Rome, met with the cardinals for Christmas greetings. No addresses were delivered. he conversed familiarly with each cardinal on topics including Modernism and revisions to the vulgate.
A dazed man named Schaeffer reported missing from Johnstown Pennsylvania has been found in Toledo Ohio. Police say he wandered near the cabin area and appeared unsettled on arrival. Details remain unclear as investigators piece together how he ended up in Toledo and who assisted his return.
Governor Br St. Paul Afton Johnson announces the panel for a temporary court to hear public criticism of Minnesota decisions. Attorney Francis B L Hart of Minneapolis charged with insulting the court. Chief Justice N H Brill and judges W S McYecahan N Kingstev and Myron D Taylor named to serve. substitute court to sit as the supreme court steps aside for the first time in state history.
Charl N. Johnston of Detroit Michigan wins the Green prize of 14a from the Merchants of the Mother Trade for an essay on How to Bailé Up Merchon Marine. The piece argues small cuberties reduce costs and oppose raising tonnage taxes.
An Associated Press report from Georgia describes dynamite attacks on five African American halls near Kettler, with residents citing fear and labor troubles. Police investigate a blaze and vow action as residents report Friday night bombings spreading terror among the local Black community.
In New York City tonight the Republican meeting adopted Indorsinger as the party’s presidential candidate with opposing votes noted. The resolution invites support throughout the election and across the country as the Hughes boom gains momentum.
The Bank and Trust corporation has appointed a receiver for the central bank. The bill is drawn and the court is poised to hear the matter this evening as receivership actions proceed to wind up the bank's affairs.
The text fragments describe a fatal flash event with injuries and a mix of product mentions and cultural references. The passage references a stroke of lightning hitting a home, a death and injuries, plus scattered notes about machinery and magazines like Harper’s and Popular Mechanics.
United Typothetae seeks injunction against holding of a strike and against the International Press Men’s union push for a shorter workday. Judge Thompson indicated a decision would be announced later. The case involves contract validity and eight hour day terms, with publishers named from New York and St. Louis.
In Rhinelander, Rene Pobimeinn acts as attorney for three men tied to a preliminary examination on highway robbery. The defendants allegedly seized Yebbed Bir and Mrs. Papineau, owners, during a disturbance at a local road. The incident involved entry into a rowdy area and threats to Mrs. Papineau as her husband Reestettat tried to intervene. The four men are linked to the alleged crime and tension surrounding the case.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a legal filing or bill against a city, mentioning individuals and amounts in an unclear frame. The text references a Frinton Centre and a person named Bradie or Bradley, with a 3 percent rate and a debit/credit context. Details are obscured, but indicate a civil action demanding compensation or payment.
Two girls at a wintry scene recover from a scare as a Christmas gift brings cheer. The note hints at a rescue or reunion with the band playing nearby and all involved staying well. Details remain unclear but the mood is hopeful and festive.
The United States Admiral Evans and the Pacific Fleet anchor four columns from the Port of Spain wharf as crowds watch from the waterfront. Evans visits Governor Sir Henry Moore Jackson, then a shore party proceeds to the governor's residence. A Christmas greeting from Secretary Metcalf is read to ships, while torpedo flotilla delays occur due to anchor chain damage on Fortuna.
Fragmentary text references Jenna Ader and a money dream, a chief of pols, a commission, a petition, and costs charged to the county. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR with scattered names and events.
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