20 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
1
A public inquiry calls for stronger supervision of life insurance firms. Governor and legislators discuss appointing a joint Senate Assembly committee to investigate companies and propose safe, proper legislation to restore public confidence and protect policyholders.
Amid a Senate session, lawmakers consider two concurrent resolutions to appoint a two‑person joint committee of three senators and five assemblymen to investigate the governor's actions. Bank Examiner Judson and Bank officials discuss a public trust matter with little comment from executives.
A disordered report cites a mob storming a bell tower in Seville amid rioting. Authorities aim to quell unrest as Republican meetings continue and fear spreads of further clashes and detentions.
Clouds and wind shaped the Seawanhaka Cup race with Manchester Yacht Club’s boat leading at the start and Alexandra and Gefer fields entering from the St Lawrence circuit. Dorval Guz Jy and El Chantler Egai posted notable performances as lengthy courses and sail adjustments tested crews.
Peter White of Marquette traveled to Orsiter Bay to deliver an invitation to the president, but engagements prevented his attendance. The president's absence disappoints Mr White who had journeyed specifically to deliver the invitation.
Washington July 20 The Secretary of the Interior approves the application of the Green Bay Oshkosh Madison Southwestern for a right of way through the Stockbridge and Muncie reservations in Wisconsin. The company will pay for the route, but the amount cannot be learned here.
The dispatch describes a tense Moscow political scene with reports of assassination attempts in St. Petersburg, congress discussions on a national assembly, and Witte's interview on Russia's stance in peace talks. It notes police actions, the reallocation of delegates, and mixed press reactions across imperial outlets.
The report notes parties in Russia delaying to resist terms that could endanger the count’s future. Withe’s impartial remarks are cited as temperate within internal discussions. The Leber adds mixed views among Sloyo and Hus negotiations, while hope remains for a safer path in the East.
A report describes a tense meeting as members debate a resolution amid accusations against Supreme Justice Wernu. The discussion centers on delaying matters as officials scrutinize alleged corrupt unlawful and immoral acts.
Oshkosh residents testify in a police violence case linked to a 4o report from Mir and an alleged over purchase. The testimony describes a tense scene and claims of violence by officers.
Waran has decided that Mayer Fac will renounce fusion leadership and the governor will enforce a permanent suspension. The move signals a major shift in the political alignment amid ongoing tensions and calls for restructuring of the governing body.
Fred E I Goes surviving partner of William Gerlach & Co maltsters filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition after the death by own action of his brother and partner George W Goes. The assets are about 197 278 93 with unsecured claims around 71 324 08 including First National Bank of Milwaukee and Second Ward Bank. Goes also filed a personal bankruptcy listing debts of 37 509 in notes from his late brother.
Reports describe relief from extreme heat with rain easing temperatures. Several death tolls and health issues rise as temperatures drop slowly. Authorities note continued high humidity and Prostrations in multiple cities amid lingering heat effects.
A Black River Falls informant reports that two men posing as state agents sought aid from a school district clerk. They filed a false report ordering $47.50 in books. The farmer confronted the plan and the order was returned after a threat of prosecution.
A disjointed report states Russian expedition marines landed from a boat at Bedume Felut on Sskahatin, boarded the steamship Oldhawia at Windvestock, and ran aground near Uru island amid a dense fog. One marine officer is reported severely injured, and the fate of the captured men is unknown as they are believed held by fanatics.
In New York trading wheat jumped three cents per bushel as rumors and damaged crops from South Dakota blight spurred excitement in the pit. Shorts covered while profit taking limited gains with September strength near the close. The market showed a 3% advance from prior levels and a net gain after a volatile session.
The will of John Har of Washington states probate in the District of Columbia register of wills. Beneficiaries include his widow and siblings, with executors Paine Whitney and James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr. named. the will asks that no donations be extracted.
A special dispatch from Owatonna Minnesota reports a man named Cox shot and killed. his daughter discovered him on a bloodstained blanket with two revolvers nearby. The victim, a former local mayor, is identified and the investigation proceeds.
Fragmented text references a United States court ruling on title to islands near Sault Ste Marie and a company ownership dispute. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are legible beyond a government action involving seizure or transfer of property in Michigan.
Associated Press reports in Ohio July 2 that Judge Ford of the common pleas court, Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati, and other organizers of baseball magnates were enjoined from some action.
After eluding U S secret services for twelve years JL B Gregory alias Harry Leonard an expert counterfeiter and escaped convict has been captured in Los Angeles and turned over to federal authorities to serve a seven year term at Detroit prison.
The Williamson Gessner Riggs land fraud jury has been deliberating for forty hours in Portland. If no agreement is reached, the jury will likely be discharged. One juror remains obstinately for acquittal amid uncertain prospects.
A report summarized a banking crisis surrounding City National Bank of Topeka and its attempts to shore up capital after the First National Bank of Topeka failure. The lender demanded repayment prompting instability. local banks planned coordinated support but feared a broader collapse.
July reports deny Lt General Stoessel's appointment to Seventh Army Corps and describe Japanese pressure from Korea toward Monsan and Nangan FasheaNg. Russian and Japanese forces clash with heavy losses cited. a landing near Vladivostok is deemed possible as operations focus on the main front.
A Paris dispatch reports Russia agrees to attend the international conference with Great Britain and the sultan of Morocco if the conference program is communicated to them beforehand.
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