19 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1909
Page
1
The piece denounces the Aldrich tariff, arguing it favors big trusts and special interests, raises taxes on households and goods, and betrays Republican pledges. It claims secret framing and harmful effects on iron, cotton, sewing machines, and clothing costs, urging voters to oppose.
The record lists Republicans Brown Kurkett Clapp Crawford Cusa mina Dolliver La Follette Nelson Stowell and others against the bill. Democrats Talia ferro 23 and Overman Newlands Owen Shively Simmons Smith for the 8. The names Cuttom Curtis Dilling ham Lodge Titchardson Root and Clarke Ark are shown not voting along with several others.
The Glidden tour entered Minnesota with the first car arriving in Mankato at 12 20 PM escorted by local cars. Warm conditions and rough roads have built a beach like surface on the Madison Lake road. officials predict at least half the field will reach Denver with clean records.
President Taft met with Speaker Cannon and Representative Dwight to discuss votes on the tourist bill and tariff revisions. Dwight said the conferees will report and Republicans will pass the measure, with little if any duty on law materials. Cannon warned of price hikes due to tariff changes and noted concerns over free hides, while White House hopes for a timely Senate vote and possible compromises.
July 19 at federal court Jess New York and co defendants with the American Sugar Refining company gained twin extensions to plead not guilty in the antitrust action. The request came from their attorney before Judge Hani to the firm representing company officers and directors, but was denied. John Mayer, the only indicted man who had not pled, appeared and pleaded not guilty after returning from Europe.
Thirteen people involved in the recent revolutions were executed in Constantinople today. Among the hanged were Cherkess Mehmed, Yucef Pasha the former Erzerum troops commander, and Sheik Vadledit. The court martial acquitted The Tridam's proprietor.
Rev. Dr. WH Ham Elinthigton rector of Grace church New York is in critical condition following the announcement of his son Roy Robbins Robingard. There is very slight chance for Dr Elmingtons recovery.
The French aviator Judi Lobert Lar Tham, aboard the Latham monoplane, briefly cleared the start line from Saugede and covered over half the distance at about Feefeet before mising engine power forced a descent. The wing tips stayed aloft as the aircraft drifted onto the water where Tintpan torpedo boat transferred the pilot. A bad carburetter is blamed for the motor failure.
A court of inquiry opened in Annapolis to probe the October 12 1907 death of Lieutenant Valent James N Sutton USMC. The inquiry will determine whether Sutton killed himself or was slain, with 15 witnesses including family present and testimony begun in the public session.
Witness recounts a chaotic confrontation during a late shift near a bridge involving a machine,ors, and repeated threats. The account details attempted restraint, orders from a senior officer to pause hostilities, and confusion during the confrontation near railway tracks.
State's Attorney Shell delivers final argument in a lace theft case charged with larceny of two bits of lace. The key issue concerns an alleged attempt to drive the defendant into white slavery. The defense attempts to bolster Miss Gracles' stories of attacks, including the Wellington hot bathroom incident, as true.
Port Turon affid: Samuel Frinkie of Cley was ordered to plead to a murder charge linked to the shooting death of Toulue Rosenberg on Clair Flats last week. Frinkie was remanded in Crane with bail denied. The defense contends Rosenberg, a Cleveland resident, had a prior dispute with Frinkie.
Washington reports a heated tariff struggle as Congress works to finalize the revenue law. Key topics include cotton duties, importers’ advantages, and proposals from Senate and House conferees. Senator Cullom hints at swift progress while advising votes on free hides and reciprocal measures.
Government discussions reveal a senate provision on a countervailing duty for petroleum and a proposed crude tax plan. Conference leaders report the administration’s new corporation tax draft is ready for submission, with officials prepared to testify and press for timely committee action.
Rehandel a Pickett Wisconsin farmer was taken from Oregon street this afternoon around 3 90 o clock to N C Werlke drug store where he died shortly after. He was about eighty years of age with the incident occurring in Oregon street vicinity.
Washington reports that the conference committee of the byob a conprenscate discussed tax amendments, reaching an agreement after redrafting attorney general provisions and changes. The core issue centered on reducing Melax from two percent to one, with exemptions for earnings of core portions and holding companies included as part of the new corporate tax amendment.
A speech urging Wisconsin university students to gain preferred status for appointments and improving political patronage. The speaker cites past practices in distributing jobs among districts and supervisors, with mentions of Mr. Danan and promises by congressmen to reward political allies.
A blaze at noon today hit the Richmond mill area along the Witaw River Tanaber company, forcing emergency crews from nearby towns to rush in. Winds shifted heat, raising fears the fire could spread through the area, with heavy losses feared. Central officials reported at 2 p.m. that wider control had been achieved and that efforts continued to contain the blaze.
The seventh annual convention of the Walther Society, a group of young people from Evang el Lutheran churches, opened in Milwaukee with Adeliana B. E. Biantlieh of Buffalo, N.Y. Rev. Hf. Prater of Ann Arbor and Mirade Aroused leading discussions on mission work among university students.
The Roosevelt party, on a shooting tour, was pursued into town by five lions as the district was said to be overrun with the predators. The article notes the group is expected to reach the area by July 27. In court, Evit May Castoni was granted divorce from Join Castonia for desertion with custody of two daughters Eva and Magsyle.
French aviator Herbert Latham attempts to cross the English Channel from Calais to Dover but his monoplane crashes into the sea after about twelve miles. The torpedo boat destroyer Tarpon rescues Latham and his machine, while crowds along the coast witness the dramatic return.
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