14 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1903
Page
1
Rome July reports indicate Pope Leo XIII remains gravely ill with delirium and declining strength. Doctors described worsening mental confusion as the Vatican braces for potential outcome, with Cardinal Roppolla and other officials detailing the pope’s fragile status.
Reports from Rome July describe Pope Leo XIII's grave condition with delirium, fainting spells, and reduced nourishment. Cardinal Bi entered the room as other church leaders, including Cardinal Vives and Patriarch Trippe, were allowed to visit. The Vatican notes a quiet day with fluctuating vital signs and ongoing concerns about his mental and physical strength.
Report from New York notes that leading magnates including representatives from Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburgh did not attend a briefing. President Whitten and other officials denied claims of a brush with Adwestue while details remain unclear.
The Knapp murder case moved toward final phase with prosecutors setting stage for closing arguments. Defense lawyers Dorhe Havree and Theat prepare to present their case as Kratos mother and sister attend the proceedings in the courtroom.
Federal court involvement sought in the strike at Krilogy Switchboard and Supply Co as defendants Curran McG and Young face charges of conspiring to obstruct interstate commerce. Strikers threw missiles during a Kellogg wagon incident under police protection. no serious injuries reported. Louisville report notes strike insurance established as a permanent bureau with attorney W C Nones. Miners convention discusses wage scales and advances for eastern coal field workers across unions and operators.
Special to The Evening Wisconsin reports Ra cine Wissuxhard Trist former Chicago and Northwestern Railway agent in Milwaukee was shot in the head and wounded as burglars attacked his home. Two additional burglaries occurred nearby with about 29 dollars taken. Trist heard intruders enter and no other details were confirmed amid a wave of burglaries sounding a call for strong police action.
A tall inn on the Great Western near Savannah Mo early today caused two deaths and several injuries. Southbound passenger train No. 2 crashed into a freight at full speed. The dead include Fireman Stewart Des Moines and Engineer Brownfield Des Moines. Firemen Tom Howard unnamed others are seriously injured. Howard was on the freight train.
The Associated Press reports Peoria West July Grand Master Ramahan and Grand Secretary-Treasurer Amel invite President Roosevelt to address the Brotherhood of In somotive Dremen. The orders headquarters in Chicago plan a welcome visit. The president was an honorary member at the last biennial convention in Chattanooga in September.
Early today a man named Thomas Thomas, alias Thomas Dent, robbed the home of Mayor F. E. Davie and attempted assault on the mayor's daughter Grace Davis. He was captured with an accomplice in a barn and jailed to prevent mob action.
Fragmentary OCR voice shows naval circles and a reference to Beck Harbor with scattered names and terms, yielding an unreadable, garbled summary of events and people. The legible pieces mention Washington and Maine, but no coherent incident or outcome is discernible.
The report says General Gomez remains in control at Ciudad Bolivar as tensions ease. A US truce flag boat crossed the Orinoco to La Selina while a priest arrived seeking a surrender message for Gomez. The Bolivar anchored above the city ready to discuss terms if Gomez surrenders.
Records from the meeting report Labor openness, reports by Secretary and state organizer discuss unions, pensions, and disenfranchisement. Frank Ureckhausen and other agents addressed about 20 members as the convention debated debt relief, unemployment, and pension schemes. Strong emphasis on worker rights and capitalist critique shaped the agenda.
The hearing for William Rucus before Judge War was adjourned to Thursday amid the Milwaukee case. A warrant had been issued for his arrest on charges connected to an attack on Minnie Batts, Biay Coney, Tina Sievers, and Eyal, with police reporting the suspect’s movements and parental involvement.
American entrants Captain WL M Bell and Private George Cook competed in a two-distance event at 1400 yards for a prize offered by Mayor Hece. Lieutenant Revakin won with 177 points from a possible 150, while Bell scored 122 and Cork 123. Both Bell and Cook were among the few Americans in the field.
Reports say several Black residents were hurt as racial rioting resumed near West Sixty second Street and Amsterdam Avenue after Sunday clashes. Police and fire units responded to the scene amid rising tensions in the area.
A meeting at Sagomore TV discussed a petition by the B nai Brith urging U.S. action on the Kishine incident. Officials debated delaying or altering the text before presenting to President Ruaseye and Secretary Hay. Leaders from Washington and New York attended.
Coroner and witnesses testify at two o clock p m that George Coniee aged fifteen drowned while bathing in Fox River. Max Brushefar, eight, saw a splash and saw Coniee dive after him but could not reach him. James O Conn or describes others crying as they attempted rescues. Witnesses recount braving currents, Coniee sinking twice, and eventual death pronounced by Dr R L Clark who attended at the Jackson hole claim.
Wisconsin Central official Thomas Gil and agent Georges Colwell faced a complaint over a near collision when a train stalled after an injury to the engine. Police released Colwell after explanation as officials discuss needed crossing gates on Ninth street. Mayor Muiraux and aldermen joined the talks with Mr Gil to report plans to the company.
The article discusses the Clavering occult murder case in Essex, focusing on Samuel Herrie t Dougil and his conviction for the murder of Miss Camille Holland. It notes public interest, mentions other alleged offenses, and refers to a photographed image of Dougal under arrest as part of the case coverage.
The official warned that any attempt to block crossings will lead to arrest of train crews and removal of the train from the city. The mayor said he would intervene to save the engine, while promising police protection as blocks impede long curves.
A disputed speed trial pits Phil H. Sawyer of East Domon against Hinev Leach of Ashkesh forging Tool Bir. Leach allegedly claimed to build a faster fake launch. The 40 foot craft from rival builders are slated for an official test at Jones de Veilders.
Fragmentary report notes alarm surrounding Katzer and a bishop named URatter. It references feudal tensions, devotions, and health complications including kidney and other diseases.
The convention elected HL J. Tedman of Denisville Kansas as vice president and A. W. Stevens of Chicago as secretary treasurer while J. F. Schindier of Cleveland and David J. Breser addressed the attendees. The annual meeting will be held tomorrow.
John Vance Cheney and Miss Sara Barker Chamberlain were married in a private Denver ceremony held last Saturday. The couple announced their union through Associated Press reports from Denver.
Berlin reports general regret across Germany and Catholic clerical support for Pope Leo XII. He maintained close ties to German politics and guided clerical policy toward the government, boosting Centre party influence and aiding measures amid the Kulturkampf.
The report notes additional deaths linked to tetanus complications following injuries from a toy pistol during the Fourth of July festivities. Authorities urge caution and vaccination reminders as more cases are traced.
Preparations are under way for a large event at Cabinet Harbor with the Arion orchestra to perform. The association will be represented by Jadias avelary BH and other youths will attend. An oral contest and various dash and aquatic events including swimming, diving, boat races and tub debacle are planned.
Fragmentary report notes showers in western Wisconsin and a public weather update. Mentions temperatures and potential rain, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
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