11 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1903
Page
1
A garbled telegrams style report recounts the Pope's fluctuating condition during July with notes of resting, sleep, and doctors visiting at the Vatican. It cites readings of pulse, temperature, and kidney concerns while detailing intermittent improvements and ongoing concern from medical staff and officials in Rome.
Information from Washington indicates broad protests in the United States and Europe over the Kishineff massacre. Russia has moved to vigorous investigations and many arrests, with hundreds ordered for trial, indictments in lower and appellate courts, and a figure of fifty-three for murder charges.
At Bisley England July 11 the United States team won the Palma Trophy beating teams from Britain Europe Africa Australia and Canada on English soil. Great Britain finished second with Leis. Individual American scores at 808 yards ranged from 63 to 85 with Cook top scoring 74 and Wells 85. The American squad led by superior shooting at 900 yards and 80 yard ranges, despite a hot day and variable breeze.
Associated Press reports Johnstown says Fury 11 D has concluded his work in the Alecan boundary dispute and will sail soon for London where the commission will arbitrate. A surveyor and maps were sent to Edensburg by the U S government for the case.
A garbled report from Atlanta outlines a flag saluting ceremony and a panicked claim of rights under a convention. Walter Caley of U4 participates as an author figure amid unclear references to duties, territories, and obligations.
Gimert Mullen, leader of the Fort Leavenworth mutiny, escaped from the county jail with three others after overpowering the sheriff and injuring him. A large pursuit followed as posses and soldiers searched Eastern town areas and river frontage. Mullen, a white man, and two black prisoners were recaptured later, with reports noting a violent, aggressive escape amid a broader breakout at Fort Leavenworth.
San Francisco July reports from Calbeck of the relief ship Mounting to the exploring ship Discovery state the Biscovers have located between 400 and 600 miles of a new coast. The party reached 60 degrees south, noting marine life and fauna, with observations on Arctic and Antarctic conditions. Weather data and seismic readings were gathered, showing temperatures fluctuating around zero.
A truncated dispatch from Denver reports delegates attended the International Christian Endeavor convention. The schedule included morning services at city churches and a statewide gathering at 2:30 with district officers, while sessions extended into diverse locations.
President Pulliam of the association has called a special meeting to be held at the Victoria hotel in New York on Monday July 20. The session will discuss organizational matters and plan upcoming actions involving members and affiliates.
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Wis claims the new public library is nearing completion after delays. Heavy Bedford brick and stone trim define the building on Wisconsin Avenue by Park Place with funds from public subscription and donations including a $25,000 opera house precedent. Estimated total cost about 9000? dollars and interior finishing now underway.
The article reports that Quay announces he will not seek re election to the United States Senate. In a Philadelphia Academy speech he says he will not run again and urges Voters of Pennsylvania to consider new leadership. The piece notes rivalry within the party and mentions May Schnejie visiting Beaver and ongoing Senate race dynamics.
Newspaper page fragment lists varied features including arts, stories, and notices. Mentions Toots Pape themes, American figures, quotations, and a 14th century death reference amid a restless cultural roundup. Entities include Marketa prominent American figures and A Gordon.
Washington July 11 The attorney general said the inquiry into Madden and the press publication is nearing completion with certain matters progressed. A letter from Madden was received but not released. Postmaster General concerns remain. Indictments in Baltimore stand as Upton and McGregor face mail pouch fraud charges.
Special to Northwestern from Neenah Menasha Wis July 11 indicates Jesse Ewing of Appleton arrested on blackmail charges may avoid prosecution. District attorney holds strong evidence, but family ties and social pressure could influence the case. Smith, head of Menasha Paper, expresses sympathy for Ewing’s relatives while pursuing justice.
Ellis lodges nearby decide against hiring the Arion band and a special train to Ashland. Matt Stroebel is arrested on petty larceny warrant, fined 20 dollars plus costs. George Loescher buys former Menasha Greeze site to move hardware store. Della Evens visits Neenah. Mazes Brown hosts. Shattuck returns after two years in Europe studying piano. Elmer Carr seeks Neenah High principal post. Rural mail routes in Twin Cities area to continue with low patronage. Mrs. Chris Walter returns from Pueblo Colorado.
An attempt to blow up Judge R T Miller's dwelling was made last night in Iron Mountain Michigan. The judge his wife and four children slept in the upper part of the house and were unharmed. No motive or suspects are known.
Fifteen warrants for the arrest of persons tied to the Washington Park racing club were sworn out by Hexman Coakley before Justice Bradwell. Warrants accuse them of keeping a common gambling house. Three Phokerian detectives are sought for alleged interference with constables in the line of duty. Police report Reebuck and Hunt supporters arriving. one man resisted entry, leading to his arrest after a struggle.
Obituary note reports the death of Sir John Armour, senior figure in the taprems court of Canada, with reference to his lineage, awaited notices, and succession developments. The item also mentions Iwin Mayo Palmer of Chicago and references a General John M. Palmer lineage, with dates tied to July and a press release from Battle Creek Michigan.
Mrs William H Hughes of 121 tenth trimest iel died Friday afternoon at Marys hospital from strangulation of the wounds. The Wan operated upon, but her condition remained serious and she could not recover. The husband is a teacher for Warwick and Cole company. The funeral will likely be held Monday afternoon. The funeral of the late John Amiraux was held Sunday afternoon at three from 22 Jefferson avenue.
Heat records show eleven deaths in Brooklyn and three more in Philadelphia by noon on July 11 with numerous prostrations. Thunder showers at 3 pm brought brief relief as hospitals faced overflow and continued heat-related illnesses among children.
Oshkosh residents cautioned after Simon Fluor of 6 Grove Street reports a break in overnight. A window screen was removed, entry gained to the parlor, and items including a $15 watch $1.32 in change and a certificate of deposit were stolen. Fluor observed two men across the road prior to the incident and only learned of the loss after waking late.
In eirevit court two divorces were granted. Mrs Eugen von Wie divorced William Heffron with alimony and name restoration. Heffron had skimmed property from Omro valued at 79 dollars and transferred it to himself. William Zastrow divorced Mary Zastrow on similar grounds. Thompson versus training company and Mary Jiman firm faced demurrers. defendants to answer upon payment.
Riots opened this afternoon in the area known as the hoard of public works for the maratgimizing and stone curhing on Wisconsin Avenue. Betterers Deatl Street and Algama Street. That of purchase was the Josey. There were Iocy hts as Tee.
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