11 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1905
Page
1
Moscow dispatch says Major General Covar Shouvitar prefete and former interior official was shot dead in the audience room after receiving petitioners. The assassin was arrested but claims escape from police examination. Chaos and strikes reported as Cossacks disperse crowds in Russia.
The article reviews France's stance on Morocco amid competing interests from Germany and Russia. It notes ongoing uncertainty about policy and recognizes tensions with Japan and Russia as comparable to past global standoffs.
The Associated Press reports full celebrations for the united French and British squadrons. Naval officers dine at noon, and crowds express enthusiasm as elaborate ceremonies proceed with honors and acknowledgments toward naval unity.
Associated Press report notes Secret Service position on free the trans passes sent with thanks for courtesy. Public figure cannot avail himself of liberation due to official duties.
Milwaukee Wisconsin July 27 A Wisconsin special from War Announcement states the engagement of Miss Mary Putner daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry C Putney of Milwaukee and Dr BE Ward Blaisdell of Milwaukee the marriage to take place in the fall The note notes social and musical interest in the announcement and hints at contemporary social sentiment
The second annual meeting of the Catholic Educational Association opened in New York with Archbishop Farley urging honesty and candor. He emphasized sacrificing prejudice if Catholic principles remain intact and called for adaptation in an era of transition.
Washington July 11 The secretary of war turned over all papers in the cotton leak inquiry to the attorney general amid reports of possible prosecutions of several men involved. A contrariety report notes if today’s report on the matter is not published, the investigation will proceed and reveal the results. no communications have been received from Mr. P. and the secretary believes the cotton investigation is closed.
The president appoints Mr J Calhoun as special commissioner to Cuba and related matters. He will review Calhoun's Cuba services, examine Venezuela dealings, and report on government conduct and private arrangements. The time of action remains unsettled and tied to the president's acceptance.
In Philadelphia Pa Sr Associated Press reports Valveras and Edward Weed ward committeemen were sentenced for conspiring to pad the assessors list. They received nine months imprisonment and were fined 2000. A writ of supersedeas stayed part of the sentence.
SHGNTS AND STEVENS report on Penama Canal Commission matters. Names and affiliations unclear due to truncated OCR. Preserved entities include SHGNTS and STEVENS and the association note.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference dress coats and a war department related cancellation. No clear events, dates, or entities fully readable to confirm specifics.
London dispatch reports Vice Admiral Birnie named head of the Russian admiralty after Admiral Sivellin resigned. The note mentions Italian writer Gabriele D Annunzio born 1864 in Pescara and living near Florence, with Duse noted for her stage work and performances of his dramas.
Wisconsin coverage notes Lenroot as a leading gubernatorial possibility with La Follette’s visit to Madison stirring talks of a Lenroot candidacy. Board of Control turmoil, census findings, and expected state fair speech plans color the capital scene as leaders await the governor’s arrival and potential announcements.
The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association held a three day gathering in Madison with about 200 members. President H Spence and officers La Crosse Secretary ry Kollman Chilton Treasurer P Clark Minon attended. Attendees toured the university and state historical library, heard Prof B W Snow lecture on radium, and eighty applicants sat for the state medical exam in the assembly chamber. Articles of incorporation filed for the American Sugar company by P L Spooner Magnus Swenson and Theodore Hapke to build a 600000 beet sugar factory in Madison.
Oyster Bay New York July 41 President Roosevelt today received the St Gau den's medal designed and executed to commemorate his inauguration to the presidency.
A bronze medal about three inches wide bears a relief bust of Theodore Roosevelt with the inscription Theodore Roosevelt President of the United States. To its right is Latin wording and a reverse eagle design with additional markings. The piece was presented during a visitors event featuring the vice president and secretary, noting the ceremonial reception.
Newswire reports a pit disaster at Rhondda in Wales with 55 miners trapped after an explosion. Early hopes of rescue faded as smoke and dust filled the shaft and the manager Gese confirmed all miners were entombed.
Special to The Northwestern reports deputies in Siwaukes Wisconsin state the grand jury resumed its session at 1:30 this afternoon with expectations of a report soon. The panel’s work on March 4% may yield a presented noun if completed.
A scrambled financial summary from the Elks indicates rising assets and active officers. It notes grand officers, treasurer roles, and a multi-year timeline, with figures and assets referenced amid garbled text.
Jockeys headquarters at Belmont Park features a substantial building with a ground floor dressing room, lockers, private stair to track observation, owners and trainers hall, clerical offices, and upstairs workrooms for clerks and handicappers. It underscores the extensive routine work behind racing, with many clerks needed during peak seasons.
A Chicago bound account notes the Scott special on the Santa Fe railway arriving at 1 a.m. Sunday after a record breaking Los Angeles to Chicago run. The consist included two baggage cars and private living car, with a top speed cited and an overall time far faster than previous records. The crew earned praise for precise operation and minimal delays, completing the journey in a remarkable time and distance, beating the line’s earlier best by several hours.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a rebating dispute among Standard Oil, two companies, and an attorney general. The text referencesKansas, Cleveland, and an effort to address alleged rebates and standard practices, but the fragment is unclear on dates, actions, or outcomes.
A historical note contrasts seventies stomach entry with modern gastric surgeries. It explains methods from tube feeding through abdominal wall to complete stomach removal with esophageal connection to the duodenum, then cites a few stomachless individuals functioning post op. The piece ends with a societal remark.
London dispatch says an offer of the Norwegian throne has been made to Prince Charles, son-in-law of King Edward, through the Danish royal line. The matter is under consideration with the British government leaning favorable, pending King Oscar's stance. Charles' mother was a daughter of the late King of Sweden.
In Manasha Wisconsin a ten year old boy dies from a severe lockjaw case after a hunting accident amid saloon robberies. Robbers damaged Frank Zandig and Henry McCebe properties, stole little value, but caused injuries including a hand amputation for Paul Schultz. Police Chief Jones notes no decisive leads yet.
Special to The Merthwestern reports 18 year old Herbert Dyan, son of C. A. Dean, severely injured while fleeing at night to lake near Erie arena. He misstepped on a path, hitting face first into a cedar, fracturing his jaw and suffering facial trauma. Police report ongoing accident concerns as festival visitors expected this weekend.
In Newport Ky a jailer and three others posted bail after arrest for resisting U S officers during a clash with Mayor Helmold over Powers cell. The mayor and jailer fought, the mayor was knocked down, and Powers was moved to another cell as federal jurisdiction centers on his transfer from state custody. The case concerns Caleb Powers tied to William Goode's murder and federal charges loom over the ongoing legal dispute.
Veracity of details limited. James Watson, a Mexican War veteran, died in Spring Green. He served in Vera Cruz and Mexico City campaigns and was wounded at the Battle of the Del Rey. He had been a resident for years and his death ends a long military memory.
By Associated Press Nikolaievsk reports Asiatic Russia dated July 1 that Japanese forces have already landed over 72 troops at Korsakovsk on Sakhalin Island in the ongoing operations.
Paul Deroulede, famed French duelist and journalist banished for ten years, will be included in the general amnesty announced for July 14 celebrations. He has lived in exile in Spain, reportedly at King Alfonso’s urging, and now faces pardon for past faults.
Special to The Sortinwestersi Omre Wisconsin reports Dr JF Ford who went to Cuba for health earlier this year is in a New York hospital but improving and will stay in Milwaukee soon He is accompanied by Mrs Ford The hot months weakened him since winter Myrtle Merrinson is with Mrs J Bametu PF Fueer assistant attorney general of Madison visited town recently calling on friends.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with probable showers. Warmer Wednesday. Winds light, becoming warm. Temperature readings show cloudy conditions at 1pm and a falling barometer. Monday through TuesdaySpain data notes unclear.
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