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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
1
A fragment suggests Democrats confront internal differences and potential factional divisions ahead of an upcoming contest. The terse lines imply debate over strategy and possible shifts in alignment within the party.
The Denver residents report a 1,500 votes allotted for a convention ball, leaving only 6,900 seats for attendees. Delegates travel far from home, with ticket scalpers warned as candidates vie for first and second place. Headquarters banners are banned to avoid decoration schemes, and exterior adornments are limited to approved canvases or lights.
The report notes pressure to carry a plan for a convention plank amid Nebraska and Illinois influence. Delegates discuss candidate Bryan and demands for a racial equality stance, withその interested supporters urging a decisive position.
The article notes New York delegates shifting support toward Towne if Gray declines, with Burton Harrison sidelined and Stanchfield and Chanter eliminated. It mentions Michigan Senator Burrows as a potential convention presence and Burrows’ interest in the Democratic gathering, while undecided on public reaction to Cleveland’s death.
The article notes a Republican inquiry in ETO Bay regarding chairmanship and communications. It mentions Judge Tate at Hot Springs and a subcommittee meeting planning for a July 28 nomination with a public notification in Cincinnati.
The Wisconsin delegation meets Monday afternoon at the Adams house in Denver to organize. It is expected Congressman Weisse will be chosen chairman and Frank Stewart or Henry Feitmer secretary. Polls show a tight race between Chairman Manson and Mr. Ryan, likely decided by one or two pivotal delegates.
President Charles H. Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners claims a plot exists to start a riot during Telluride Colorado’s Fourth of July celebration. Adjutant General Bulkeley Wells rejects the claim, saying Telluride plans a traditional holiday with mines likely to close.
Partial OCR text notes a failing bishop named Iter in a nourishment context with unclear terms and origin from press sources.
Fragmentary report from Rikoveky describes a mine explosion causing heavy rescue work and mounting fatalities. Officials say over 200 dead with more feared as authorities struggle to confirm numbers and safety concerns.
The article cites executives including Vice Chancellor Raye J and Sidney Wig discussing plans to capitalize the company. It notes assets totaling $28,295 with several plants located in Whippany Peoria Rockport and Wabash among others and mentions asset distribution across multiple sites.
The forty sixth annual National Educational Association meeting in Cleveland ends today after a day of educational programs. Andrew F. West of Princeton and William H. Maxwell of New York City address attendees. A special forenoon musical program accompanied the sessions.
Wisconsin delegates back Bryan urging eastern candidates and Kern Johnson Withee and La Follette options. Towne of New York launches second ticket push with Don Farnsworth in Chicago while McClellan is rumored as a presidential contender. Parker may deliver death resolutions for Cleveland with Bryan’s approval.
Molson Wisconsin July 3 Special report says state officers expect Brumder of Milwaukee to be the lieutenant governor nominee after Wy D Connor retirement. Alderman Mefsen Helmer of Milwaukee also suggested Brumder may have had a carenge with the governor. rumor notes possible backstage dealings at a Chicago conference.
Tokyo dispatch reports Premier Marquis Salonis announces cabinet resignations amid health claims and a dispute over future financial policy. Secretary Twouye’s stance on army funding and public works sparked the rift, leading to mass resignations and a pending imperial acceptance.
A series of Sunday evening services will be held on both north and south sides of the river starting July 6 at Plymouth Congregational on the north and Second Baptist on the south. Pastors from Plymouth, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, and First Baptist churches will lead north side services, with several other denominations joining in rotation. South side services feature Second Methodist, Second Presbyterian, German Methodist, and Second Baptist churches among others, with each date assigned to a specific pastor and church.
Herman Witzke son of Mr and Mrs Carl Witzke of 518 Eighteenth Street died at 9 10 PM aged seventeen from tuberculosis. He leaves two brothers and three sisters. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 PM from home and 2 PM at Eighth Street Lutheran Church with Rev Ant officiating. Interment Doty Street Cemetery. Raedler Funeral Frank X Raedler will be buried after nine tomorrow at St Marys Church with Rev Roman Schulter officiating. Interment Riverside Cemetery.
Murat Halstead a prominent American journalist and magazine writer died in Cincinnati on Thursday afternoon in his seventy ninth year after months of frailty and a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a leading editor and voice in the press for over fifty years. He had been in failing health for several months.
A July 3 explosion on a gasoline launch at Superior harbor caused a deadly fire. Six people perished as clerks and patrons tried to escape while firefighters battled flames. The blaze also destroyed a residence at 28-100 West Blackhawk Street and injured several firemen. Insurance valued the loss at about $10,000.
The Oshkosh Cubs plan a pair of games in Crandon Wisconsin on Saturday and Sunday after defeating Wittenburg last week. Charles Friday will pitch both games with a lineup including Mortensen Adams Theix Armstrong Webb Oaks Adams Alortensena Reth and manager Lyle OConnor. The Cubs seek revenge against the northern leaders and aim to win the series.
Edward Becker of Neenah and Elizabeth Reccht of this city wed Thursday at the German M. E. church parsonage with Rev. Peters officiating. Witnesses were Miss Emia Raeht and Mr. William Archeleer. The couple left for Chicago and other points after the ceremony.
Washington July 2 the post office department approved clerks for Wisconsin offices. Milwaukee sixy Superior two Belvit Fond du Lac Green Bay Rainelander She boygan and Two Rivers each receive one appointment. Weather note forecasts show partial sunshine, showers in eastern and central Wisconsin, and cloudy conditions with variable temperatures.
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