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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
1
A damaged line of text references Snjudics investments and elderation championing. It mentions American serving and a person with large fortune, dated around 1883, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
Fragmentary text reads as a cryptic note about Peake, with scattered phrases like contemplates temporarily and alphaialic sides, lacking clear context, names, places, or a coherent event. The readable bits suggest a diaristic or exploratory fragment without identifiable persons or dates.
A fragmented report discusses whether certain senators including Burrows Pettis Bailey Overman Frazier Foraker Bevage and Dunois should be excluded or expelled. The debate centers on the proper method and majority opinion under committee instructions.
A fifty year old man is in custody in Madrid on suspicion of throwing the bomb at the King and Queen during wedding festivities. English detectives report his arrest followed by unclear statements as authorities seek more information.
A fragmented account notes Venus revolves around the sun and Earth, with rough references to orbital period and transit observations in recent years. It mentions atmosphere and rain, telescope analysis, and astronomers’ attempts to confirm transits from Earth.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a bomb threat or exposure involving a queen or king and a suspect from Hamilton. Authorities weigh advisability of action as they review the dangerous incident and related items found in a man's possession.
The committee plans to adopt the resolution and Burton does not resign, as reported before the meeting of the committee.
The Lake Mohonk conference adopted resolutions urging President Roosevelt to instruct delegates to the Hague peace conference. Measures include a permanent Hague plan with universal arbitration, a treaty for armament reduction, and concurrent international action. Justice Brewer asserted the United States could halt armament safely.
Fragmentary notes mention employers liability and a measure before the senate, with references to Benator La Follette and provisions on damages and contributory negligence. Includes mention of deceased employee's parents and cases involving damages to be decided by the provider.
The minutes describe 103 new clubs admitted to the general federation since the biannual convention in St Louis. Debates cover reform of civil service, financials of badge sales, and council recommendations. A large hall and megaphone aid communications as members discuss rates, reports, and program focus with Mrs Yardley humorously noting she had no report.
A fragmented note outlines an industrial committee and child labor concerns. It references calls for a new committee, its outlook, and the need to appoint or form a formal industrial committee to address labor issues and related policy questions.
Northwestern Wisconsin special from Eau Claire reports noon attempt to plant a pole at Barrow Street and Grand Avenue ended in a personal clash between attorney Willan Bartlett for building owners and attorney James for the owners. Police intervened as a crowd formed and the electric railway men quit work for the day.
The body of Henrik Ibsen, the Norwegian poet and dramatist who died May 23, was buried today at the cemetery near the Church of the Holy Trinity. The ceremony drew a large crowd and included King Haakon VII, cabinet members, ministers, members of Parliament, and representatives of artistic and scientific societies at home and abroad.
Keystone II, ridden by American jockey Maher, won the Oaks Stakes of 5,000 sovereigns at Eprom England on June 1. Gold Ricch finished second and Snow Glory third among twelve starters.
A telegram from President A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad declares no truth to a rumor he will resign the presidency. The message was received via wireless from the steamer Amerika and transmitted by the Associated Press.
Associated Press report from St Joseph Missouri notes a month of drought affecting the northwest Missouri and northeast Nebraska areas. Crops show poor sprouting due to persistent moisture shortage as corn and vegetables dry up and fail to germinate.
A fragment from June reports in New York that Josephine Terra is declared not guilty in connection with an unspecified case. The brief text attributes the verdict to Associated Press coverage.
In a grief filled session the Washington D C house learned of the sudden death of Robert Adams Jr a Pennsylvania representative. Speaker Cannon read Adams letter declining memorial services as Morrell moved to arrange funeral expenses from the contingent fund. The chamber adjourned with officers and several members planning to accompany the body to Philadelphia though no congressional committee would. Adams had served as acting chair of foreign affairs during the session.
Eyewitness accounts describe a royal procession disrupted by concealed bombs in a bouquet thrown at the king and queen. The explosion devastated No. 88 Mayor Street, killing a marchioness and her daughter, with guards and police overwhelmed by the crowd.
Fragmented OCR shows a weather table with terms like government weather bureau and date furnished by Heymann co. Mentions minima and afternoon and evening forecasts for Thursday. Readable items include frost headings and partial timing but critical details are missing.
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