30 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
1
Secretary reads inspector general report on glove contract and Miller case. Labor unions pressure for reform at the Government Printing Office while Proctor’s departure and Red Cross issues frame broader public interest actions.
The Geneva convention meeting faces postponement rumors as delegates delay, while US officials consider implications. Separate notes discuss Philippine revenues under American control and Herbert Knox Smith's appointment as deputy commissioner of corporations in the Commerce and Labor Department, with Connecticut ties highlighted.
A Chicago cathedral held a solemn requiem high mass for Pope Leo IX. The service featured a black catafalque with gold cloth and skulls, a pillow with a triple crown, and eight lacapiods as clergy and relic order members attended.
Fire at Sea view house on the Old renard campgrounds destroys the building. Two women guests Mrs Helen rtin ane and 3-Steve bath are missing, feared unable to escape. One body found among the ruins and search continues for the other. Property loss estimated at about 40096 dollars.
A murky report from the night reveals the death of Leroy Maeterneeter in a workmen incident. Police say a gang of six suspects acted at midnight and sixteen others are under investigation. Three men are in custody facing charges tied to the charge.
Dispatches report suspected wartime activity across southern Europe with munitions buildup and troop inspections. In Hungary the lower house adjourned after protests, while riots in Persia target Babi reformers. Additional notes cover Russian war minister Kurovatkin’s Port Arthur briefing and church intrigues in St. Seraphin.
Thorella won the Seawanhaka Cup challenge at Royal Berkshire Lawrence Yacht Club. competition featured Thorella 771 and rivals from Manchester Yacht Club. Canadian entrant led on the second leg with added minutes and seconds but Thorella completed the three leg triangular course of 113 miles amid eighteen mile wind.
The day saw a mixed stock market with selective gains and declines. Major names like Atchison and Rock Island faced pressure while Ohio and Illinois peers showed limited activity. end-of-session levels remained near late trading marks with some softening in preferred stocks.
A Chicago court found Wiltrax guilty in a case involving John and Paul Paszkows, while another defendant was acquitted. The verdict came after testimony about a son and damning evidence, with possible retrial options discussed for two charges.
The Shamrock yacht, racing near Seabricht on July 6, encountered strong wind and spring tide. The main sail split from the peak, the stay sail fouled, and the vessel fell behind the other craft. Both boats then retreated to port for repairs and resumed sailing later.
The event drew shooters from across the city with Elmer Shauer of Pittate in charge. Fritsches of Minneguist reported 41 hits this morning as the competition began and the crowd filled the venue.
Workmen uncover five Indian graves in Forest Home cemetery as excavations continue. ornaments utensils and weapons suggest the individuals were of notable status, possibly chiefs or persons of importance in their tribe.
A Cuban uprising headlines the Santiago province reports as villagers in the Cauto river district proclaim a revolution and refuse payments to former revolutionary party members. No violence is reported. Pupe leads the movement with volunteers flocking to support the government under President Painio.
The Oshkosh Yacht Club held the first trial for Inland Lake Yachting Association August regatta selection. Three boats competed: Kavorick, Caroline, and Creole. Creole and Kuyoshk crossed the line together as Creole fouled the starter, costing about thirty seconds.
Washington July 30 Associated Press reports Secrs uz decided to limit the number of women from civil service examiners for appointment as matrons in the incoming inspection. The plan underwent a three months trial and led to his avai.
July 39 report notes bylaw to fund city parks with 2000 dollars to purchase a new suburban park site. The hospital bylaw mentioned but unclear. The text confirms funds allocated for park development and urban park acquisition.
An explosion at the Tovksdale depot company plant in Kemenville Maryland killed two men and badly damaged the facility. The victims are identified as Elmer Tracs and Trajamin ald.
An New York sailor identified as John Smith died in Kings County Hospital after suffering fever. Doctors attribute the illness to a contagious fever circulating among crew members, with authorities investigating the outbreak and monitoring contacts.
A disrupted workforce ended a one day strike as the diocese of New York Transfer company resumed operations. The workers secured a demand related to remuneration and a related policy change.
In Oshkosh banks push for a Saturday half holiday this summer to match a growing state trend. City bankers, led by a prominent figure, hope to secure a statutory allowance after prior legislative efforts failed. Some law and business offices already observe reduced hours on Saturdays.
Officials pledge strict enforcement of a new order barring dogs from parks amid controversy. The measure, supported by Mayor Mulys and the board, follows past incidents and calls for humane handling and possible action by police.
A fragment reports stone cutters and related workers blocked from work by authorities amid escalating labor tensions. The piece notes the Prilders eam response as first step in an impense fighth between public and private interests with trade groups involved.
Mendville Pa July AB Youngson senior member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died at Mendville City Hospital after illness since June 20. He was born in Pittsburgh March 2 and began rail work at thirteen with the Atlantic and Great Western. Survived by three children, funeral set for Friday afternoon. A special note on a Badger veteran reports a veteran from Wisconsin area, Harvey, dying last night after months of illness.
Twenty three year old Conrad Condé, formerly of Coldwater Michigan, believed heir to a 250.6 estate, was located in a downtown Chicago office building where he worked as an elevator conductor. He had not seen his parents since leaving home seven years ago and had been raised by his grandmother after their deaths. the estate passed to the missing heir through a long family line aided by cousin Charles Condes.
Five indictments were returned today by the grand jury of the sanitary inspectors. Names include John from the sanitary inspectorate and James Brudeachl, with Edwier, Ryreest kehtoman, and Nelly associated in the proceedings. The bureau and officials cited lead to charges pending trial.
Notes from the Abbott Island park event mention Alba Jus Maier Delmar as a prominent entrant in the trotting race. Details appear fragmented with inconsistent spellings and stray figures about times and competitors.
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