11 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text about legislative session activity, voting, officials, and procedural notes. Mentions names and roles including a chair, clerk, and assembly members. references to votes, platforms, and procedural rules. overall unclear context due to corruption and garbled words.
A State bank panic in York led to a furious mob pressing bankside barriers. Police fought to separate the crowd from an open well near the bank. Three officers were injured while two men refused to quit, as depositors sought to withdraw funds totaling thousands, with about seven million out on loans. Officials insisted the bank was sound and blamed misinterpreted rumors for the frenzy.
A writ of habeas corpus directs Diradia Ta. Dike now confinement in a sanitarium at Fishing T. to be brought for review of the case issued today by Justice Gaynor to the supreme court in Brooklyn. The writ, granted on an attorney’s application believed to represent Mrs. Atlee Webb Duke, follows his marriage and her husband’s incarceration. The writ is returnable next Friday.
An early morning announcement reports August Merriman, parent of the Cincinnati club, will resign as chairman of the National Baseball Transmission. Efforts are underway to persuade Herrmann to reconsider his decision, but he remains firm in his resolve to resign.
Fragmented OCR text references a national commission and a pending date set by March for a decision. Mentions a Taylor case and disruption within the math nent, with unclear names and places. Indicates involvement of national leagues and a plan to proceed once a date is fixed.
Fragmented wartime text discusses Admiral Trivs views before a hearing. It mentions Port Arthur Manchuria and a future Allied stance toward Japan with warnings to the Japs. The passage references a North Seas inquiry and warning of renewed power. the tone implies cautious peace prospects and denouncement of continued hostilities.
Miss Anna Barrett daughter of Birs Thomas Barrett united in marriage to Mr Charles Selden Glang of Chicago. The ceremony was at Holy Cross church with Rev. James Rhude officiating. Groom’s attendants were McCarty and Charles Tekinney of Appleton. Barrett earlier managed at Minnette Postal Telegraph. Seiden Glang secretary of Assay Oil Co of Indianapolis. Afterward a large social at the Victoria hotel Chicago Heights with a large guest list and music by Mills Nugent.
Thousands strike across West Phalal and Jano area as more than 70 thousand workers walk out. Leaders have lost control of operatives and unions remaining at work cannot sustain prolonged action. The broader impact and duration are uncertain amid chaotic labor unrest.
A New York dispatch reports Mira Amy Dale formerly of this city, now in the stage, pawned her automobile for 606 to meet engagements with an opera company in Milwaukee. A Milwaukee man intervened to prevent the loss, restoring the car.
In a tense session the Coheogh faction chose Eaton as chief clerk while tension rose over caucus control. The night’s proceedings included withdrawals, ballot counts, and committee formations as the Senate caucus consolidates power and enduring disputes shape the leadership slate.
Madison Wisconsin January 1 special to The Northwestern summarizes Supreme Court actions. Justice Siebeckar reviews a Fox River line damage suit against the Fox River Wlechvic Railway company filed in Ontagambo county for 1500 dollars. A prior judgment was reversed for errors in court directions. a second trial before Judge Goadland directed a verdict for the defendant.
The fragmentary OCR describes Eaton and Eaton of Gebhosh appealing a court decision with Kerwin acting as a justice for the defendant. The text mentions the Supreme Court, Justice Kerwin, and a conclusion that the prior ruling was reversed and sent back for amew.
A chaotic OCR fragment recounts a fatal wagon delivery incident near a New York market. It details a boy named Kenny, a ribald set of confusions, and a potential accident or foul play. Authorities note the man’s unconscious state and the possible causes, including a mishap with a harness or a blow.
Washington January 1 F B Thurber president of the United States Export association testified before the house committee against extending ICC power to fix freight rates. He cited a St Louis Inter state commerce league claim that congress is owned by railroads and cited Bacon as author, which Bacon hotly denied.
In Washington on January 11 the defense in the Reed Smoot inquiry began before the Senate privileges and elections committee. The crowded room included many women spectators. Senator Knox attended for the first time as McConnell of northern Ohio testified, with counsel Van Cott of Salt Lake and A. S. Washington representing Senator Smoot.
Washington January 11 William T Matthews American artist and friend of many notable men died after a long illness He was the printer of portraits of several presidents and other public figures in his career Matthews was well known in political and artistic circles for his skilled engravings and enduring contributions to portraiture
The Madison Republican caucus debate centers on loyalty to the party platform and eligibility to participate. The report notes a large vote tally, lists members named for support and names several locales and individuals involved in the proceedings during May 1906.
Elected chief clerk Teo EK of the state senate completes schooling at Washington University and finishes a three year law course in two years then is admitted to the bar. He returns to Oshkosh to practice law with his father and begins a private practice. Friends express pride in his achievements.
A garbled Detroit area style記 paragraph mentions figures such as Dahl Verne Pons Lenpont Waard LeRoy and Marsh amid references to chief steward roles and a pergeant at time vote. The text hints at an adjournment and local meeting activity with names and places scattered.
The Neenah library unit plans completion within a week of rebuilding the electric lighting system feeding the library building then hastens wiring connections to the battery for the Natuny. A soldiers memorial event follows as a dramatic campfire scene and a military display. The Neenah Merchants plan a special session to finalize matters of import. The AW WW 0 BL club hosts a farewell gathering for Elva Warne, who departs for Stiths to assume a post. Mrs Moses Bilstein dies in Appleton after over eight years cancer illness. the Bilsteins formerly resided in Neenah.
The Senate passed a resolution demanding the Interstate Commerce Commission report the total number of cases referred to it. House convenes with Speaker Catinuh naming inaugural committee members Crampacker Indiana and Williams Mississippi. The army appropriation bill advances with three hours of general debate.
Police reported a drunken rage ending in the deaths of John Miller a Chicago cook his wife and infant daughter Annie and injuring two year old Martha. Miller fatally wounded himself after the killings. The incident occurred in the home as officers investigated the scene.
President Roosevelt continues talks with Congress on rail regulation and tariff revision. Rep Bob Cooper proposes ending rail rate privileges with review to circuit court. Roosevelt wants decisive action while avoiding party split. He cites interstate commerce policy as vital to national interests and vows to back the will of the American people.
The board of Oshkosh Savings and Trust Company met today and elected Leander Choate as president, 7.0 Stevenson as vice president, and C. H. Krippene as secretary and treasurer to serve the ensuing year.
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