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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
1
London July 1 18 final of the race reports Mighty Man in Sheridan on KBy. Associated press notes results and standings with brief mention of competitors and venue.
In a United States federal safety appliances action, the jury returned unanimous verdicts on thirteen counts and found thirteen guilty while one count remained unsettled on two counts. The case, involving Faith Y Cars, concerns federal safety appliance compliance. the company faces penalties of 100 pounds per count, payable to the government.
Four-year-old Stuart Hassler died two hours after a traveling tooth puller extracted his teeth in a tent. Jo Fowler, a local seller of toothache remedies, was arrested. Fowler says the man assisted in reviving the boy and denies responsibility for the death.
Portland July 18 railroads face ICC lumber order undecided whether to fight the decision. A further action will be determined in coming days as requests for more tariff time are considered to comply with the new rates. The outcome hinges on whether railways accept or challenge the commission’s directives.
Five Wisconsin Steel employees in South Chicago were burned when molten metal overflow splashed from a furnace. Two may be fatally injured as they and others were rushed to medical aid after the incident was reported to police.
Cable messages from Paris state Farman's large flying machine is aboard the Kronland, which leaves Antwerp for New York today. Samuel Bowman and Thomas A. McMestien announce three mechanics will accompany the craft, with Farman sailing today and arriving in New York next Friday or Saturday.
The article reports on campaign contributions and publication debates surrounding the Democratic and Taft campaigns. George R. Sheldon, treasurer of the national committee, opposes pre election disclosure while noting New York law. Taft contemplates strict legal adherence and potential political advantage.
An automobile traveling from Baker City to Boise overturned after coasting down a hill and hitting a washed out culvert near Unity Oregon. Mueller, formerly of Helena Montana, and Lowe were injured and the driver died from the crash.
Milwaukee July 18 Associated Press C L Meyer eighty six year old former millionaire manufacturer of Fond du Lac died today at Trinity hospital after heart trouble. He had recently moved from Chicago to Milwaukee seeking hospital admission which was denied. His relatives arranged care while he fed Walter C Teagle of Cleveland who shot herself last night. Teagle an official of Standard Oil Company.
Mount Clemens Michigan July 18 Mrs Philip Mitchell a middle aged woman long believed insane attempted to cremate her husband and herself in their home She poured kerosene from a lamp on her sleeping husband saturated her night dress set it afire and leaped into bed But Mitchell woke and smothered the flames with a rug Mrs Mitchell was horribly burned and is dying while Mitchell suffers painful but not serious injuries
Meagre reports received of a large forest fire in the Trabuco range likely in Orange county. Forest Ranger Harold Marshall was told of the blaze by Gifford Pinchot who saw flames returning from Santa Clemente Island. Marshall is ready to dispatch men if needed.
Special to The Northwestern Nome July 18 reports a plotted mutiny thwarted when Thetis and McCulloch appeared. The plan aimed to threaten Captain Conradt with a revolver and force him toward icebound routes as he prepared to return to Seattle.
New York July 18 The uniform laws commissioners meet in Seattle August 20 with shippers committees seeking a bill of lading to curb frauds they call unsafe credit. The plan follows Interstate Commerce Commission limits and cites 1307 figures showing seventeen billion dollars in goods shipped on bills of lading last year.
Paris July 18 President Fallieres accompanied by Foreign Minister Pichon left for Dunkirk en route to Denmark Sweden Russia and Norway to press for renewed conciliation and peace. Premier Clemenceau and officials saw him off amid a large crowd. He arrived at Dunkirk late afternoon to a boisterous welcome as the republic’s first president to visit the city.
Tray Mo July 18 Dr W H Hemphill found guilty by a jury of manslaughter in the death of Miss Elizabeth Gleason a young school teacher. Hemphill was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for assisting in an operation at the solicitation of Mr Gow which led to the fatal outcome.
A July New York report outlines a tense discussion on Central American affairs involving Mexican diplomats and Secretary of State, with rumors of President Cabrera seeking a protectorate role and speculation over a $910,000 contribution to Roosevelt's 1904 campaign. Officials offered no confirmation.
Visitors from Americans to Hawaiians Portuguese Japanese and native Hawaiians toured the big battleships in the morning crowds filled the decks then were entertained ashore with lua dances and native games officers hosted under shade trees. An excursion to Pearl Harbor via the old Kahoa railway followed a dinner at the Commercial club with officials and business leaders present. The sailing schedule shifted from July 23 to July 22 with the fleet bound for Auckland New Zealand.
Reports of a sensational robbery on the Baltimore and Ohio railway between Lowellville and New Castle circulated in Pittsburg today. Officials said the crew reported the incident and the train reached Pittsburgh with a robber holding up the express matter. A passenger witness described a man riding blind baggage as the train moved away.
The Detroit broker firm Cameron Currie & Co filed for dissolution against partner Laula H. Case in Wayne County Circuit Court. Judge Mandell appointed Fred G. Austin as receiver with a $250 bond. No other Detroit financial institutions are reported to be involved.
Taft moves quickly on his acceptance speech draft. Judge Patt plans to consult friends before final stamp of approval. Senator Jonathan Bourne Sr. of Oregon has arrived and will likely meet Taft today.
Paris July 18. McK Gary chairman of United States Steel and Mrs Gary aboard the Kionprinzess in Ceciile have reached the Hotel Ritz Paris. They plan to tour Spain Italy and Switzerland then return to New York. Gary discusses the American business outlook noting abundant harvests will drive steel and rail demands and that farmers hold great influence over steel output.
Milwaukee scene of a deadly shooting as Albert Deller, said to be the son of murdered Mrs. Louise Kimbell, and two men are killed or wounded after a jealousy driven confrontation at the Kimbell home. Mrs Kimbell, 46, was killed. Joseph Bittner, 24, died from a heart wound. William B Hill, 68, died en route. John Tiebitich, 35, died later. Deller fled while Hill wounded himself. Alleged motive centers on Hill’s belief Deller was the woman’s lover and son.
Chicago July 18 Senator Clarence D Clark of Wyoming stricken with a nervous collapse at the Arddi torium Annex last night. Reported today he is greatly improved and able to be about again.
An Associated Press report from Washington, DC notes the Interstate Commerce Commission will review proposed rail freight rate hikes. The commission may launch an inquiry to determine if the increases are reasonable and just, but any final decision would not be compelled by the commission itself.
At a mass Democratic meeting in Oshkosh the party announced a partial county ticket: treasurer Thomas Miller, register of deeds John Schreibers, county clerk Charles E. Gove, clerk of court L. K. Clab, district attorney D. E. McDonald, with sheriff, surveyor, and coroner left as pending. Andrew Goggins and Thomas Hogan contending for sheriff. Nomination papers due by August 1, with filings required in seven precincts. Frank C. Stewart reported on the Denver national convention. assemblyman caucus to follow.
At the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor closing meeting, Frank J. Weber of Milwaukee was reelected district organizer and Fred B. Rockhausen of Milwaukee reelected secretary treasurer. The executive board includes James Sheehan and Will Hamann of Milwaukee, F. R. Hillstead of Eau Claire, Claire, Henry Skidmore of Madison, and William Kaufman of Kenosha. Delegates to the American Federation of Labor meet in Denver with Charles F. Jeske of Milwaukee and alternate E. T. Melms. Delegates to the Farmers' Society of Equity include Edmund T. Melms and Fred Brockhausen with alternates F. Hillstead and E. H. Rosenberg. The next convention will be in Claire.
Five balloons will sail from Lexington Park in St Paul this afternoon to attempt world long distance records. Pommern, Chicago, and several others stand out as top entrants. Pilot crews include AL Mueller and H P Wildy, with Brumbaugh assisting. The event showcases large capacities and planned 20 000 speed trials under Allied auspices.
A telegram from Commandant Jlintnez in Ensenada states that orders have been reversed from Mexico City directing the surrender of William Walker, the absconder from San Diego, and he will be held in custody upon arrival in the city. Connecticut officers will take him into custody upon his arrival.
In Wisconsin, the case against John Schelberg was adjourned until the overseer of the poor, Michael Stopper, returns. The mother seeks commitment to an Industrial School for Boys for the fifteen year old, with the new law requiring overseer consent for expenses. The court shifted to Monday due to the overseer's absence.
Henry Aggnestise and Amelia Schmitt were quietly united in marriage Wednesday evening at the bride’s home 1834 Doty Street Rev YW Erek officiated. Only immediate relatives attended a wedding supper followed. The bride, formerly a city nurse, and the groom, a blacksmith with business at 14 Ima Street, plan to live at 294 Merritt Street.
Attorney Frank J Stewart has returned to his home in this city from Denver. He was not lost but sightseeing. The Denver convention highlighted Colorado sights including Garden of the Gods and Colorado Springs. He left Denver this morning and arrived today, noting the pleasant experience and interest in art.
The union services of North Side Protestant churches meet Sunday evening at First Congregational at 7 30 with Rev J W Gailey of First Baptist preaching. South Side services are at Second Presbyterian with Rev H J Peters delivering the sermon.
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