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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1908

Page

8

Secret of diamond making claimed in Paris case

Paris courts probe whether Lemoine holds a genuine secret to mass producing diamonds or a sheer swindle. His alleged formula, locked in a London bank, spurred experts to debate feasibility as Wernher and others face schemes, sales of the secret, and alleged multiple partners.

Paris Humbert Ali Lemoine Julius Wernher London Lemoina Set Hue Pigalle Henri Moissan Worts Moissan Lord Armstrong Lemo

No Change in Trains Removal and Local Notices

Reports last week discussed Chicago and Northwestern plans to move passenger and mail trains from Ashland to a Manitowoc Green Bay Bland Junction route. Train No 11 serves Kaukauna with evening departures to Ashland and Ironwood aiding mail transfers. No 6 serves Fox River towns for morning arrivals. Funeral set for Joseph McCarty, Outagamie county treasurer, Tuesday at Holy Cross church. W R C plans Lincoln bust for public library matching Longfellow bust already in place.

Northwestern Ironwood Ashland Oshkosh Neenadh Menasha Appleton Kaukeuis Fox River Graham Appleton Junction Green Bay Marquette Mich Milwaukee Chicago Joseph McCarty Outagamie County Holy Cross Church Father Dusold McCarty Florence McCarty St. Paul, Minn Ohn Flansganiz Tomahawk Fond du Lac Lincoln Boaed Longfellow Relief Corps

Charles Emory Smith Ex-Postmaster General Obituary Sketch

Charles Emory Smith former editor of The Press and diplomat died at his Philadelphia home after a long illness. The Civil War veteran served as minister to Russia and postmaster general under McKinley, championing rural mail delivery and editing major New York and Philadelphia papers. He was born in Mansfield Connecticut in 1842 and married twice, last to Henrietta Nichols.

Philadelphia Charles Eory Smith Theo Press Hussia City Ciy Rathbone Morgan Smith Albany Express Albany Evening Journal New York Russia Ohio McHiner Canton

Purity Conference Talks Stir Debate Over Language

Battle Creek notes reveal Purity conference president Steadwell of La Crosse denies plans for a 1908 meeting due to papers at Battle Creek and La Crosse conventions. Some in attendance reported shocking treatment of topics while others call for blunt discussion to spur public response. The national meeting may occur at most once every two years.

Associate! Press Battle Creek Mich Steadwel Lacrosse Wis Steals Crostve Jan Stead Battle Cres Ita Steadwell

Pope Receives Riordan in Private Farewell Audience

Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco met Pope Pius X in a private farewell audience in Rome. The pope expressed satisfaction with his recovery and granted Riordan authority to convey the apostolic benediction to the faithful. He hoped the San Francisco coadjutor appointment would soon be settled to everyone's satisfaction.

Ugaseoclateu Press Rome Riordan San Francisco Pius X

Michigan banking chief urges trust company supervision expansion

In the nineteenth annual report the Banking Commissioner FA M Zimmerman proposes a new law to extend state supervision to trust companies, matching bank oversight. He notes institutions under supervision are generally in excellent condition with a substantial increase in business.

Associated Press Lansing Mich State Banking Department FA. M. Zimmerman Banking Department

Fire Ravages Oakfield and Oostburg Areas in Wisconsin

A Sunday blaze in Oakfield, Fond du Lac County, destroyed Eagle Printing, A. A. Ewald hardware, Gleason store, Zimmerman billiard parlor, and Oakfield Elevator with 10 000 bushels of grain. Losses total about 22 900 with insurance. Injured resident A M McSwain broke his ankle and suffered internal injuries. In Oostburg, barns and multiple businesses including the hotel Ver Straute Teronde store and G Straun shop burned, totaling about 40 000 with insurance. cause suspected to be arson by tramps and lacking local fire protection.

Fond du Lac Wis Oakfeld Eagle Printing Company A. A. Ewald Hardware Thomas Gleason Wil- Hac Zimmerman Oakfield Elevator Compauny Eagie Printing Company Ewald Hardware Store Gleason Ctore Zimmerman Billiard Parlor Oakfield Elevator Company A. M. McSwain Oustburg Oostburg Oostburst Peter Weller Ver Straute & Teronde George Stra

Bridgeport Resumes Full and Partial Factory Operations

Bridgeport's industrial base shows renewal with most plants back at work after December slowdowns. Columbia Phonograph and major firms like Singer, American Tube and Stamping, Bullard Machine Tool, Locomobile, and Salts Textile report full or partial hours, indicating improving conditions as upgrades and repairs wrap up.

Bridgeport Conn New England Columbia Phonograph Company Singer Manufacturing Company American Tube and Stamping Company Bullard Machine Tool Company Locomobile Company of Amerter and Salts Textile Manufacturing Company

The Civilized Way of Exercising the Bowels Ad

An advertisement touts Blackburns Castor-Oil Pills as the only remedy to exercise bowel muscles by nourishing the bowel nerves. It claims the New Civilized Way stops constipation with tonic internal action while others merely regulate the bowels. Pills priced at 1c 2c and 50c.

Blackburn

Sunlight Power: Shuman Solar Engine Aims to Replace Fire

The article extols Frank Shuman chemist and inventor for developing a solar engine using the sun’s rays to compress air and drive boilers without fire. It notes his tested, practical equipment and compares his pursuit to Franklin’s electricity work, while highlighting public skepticism in Oshkosh and New York.

Franklin Frank Shuman Mr. Shur

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