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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
5
The notice outlines subscription prices for the Northwestern paper with mail and carrier options. It lists monthly and yearly rates, advance payment requirements, and delivery details in Oshkosh Wisconsin, including address and volume information.
Washington dispatches report Republicans plan to push Taft tariff revision via a post inauguration session, while Roosevelt would convene Congress if Taft loses. Plan aims to calm business fears of tariff tinkering, with emphasis on preserving protectionist policy and party control.
Analysis compares telegraph, postal, and telephone use in Europe and the United States. It notes Europeans send more telegrams per person but Americans lead in telephone conversations and overall letter writing, with the U S adding more telephones yearly. The piece argues long distance service will boost telephone use while telegraph lags.
The piece argues for a federal Bureau of Mines under Interior to regulate safety and prevent disasters. It references past mining tragedies, negligence in supervision, and the economic and protective benefits of stricter government control, noting support from the American Mining Congress and experts.
During the Paris Pantheon ceremony marking Zola’s burial Major Dreyfus was shot twice by an attache associated with the event. The incident prompted security actions and investigations.
A jagged excerpt appears from Samuel McCoy in Putnam's Reader, mixing archaic and fragmentary lines about the sea, toying with themes of aging and mortality. The passage references turning one’s eye upward to the red cold depths and a solemn grave.
A fragmented editorial style critique targets Senator Follette and Roosevelt era politics, accusing them of self serving motives and ignorance. The text weaves in varied sightings from distant events, including rail and banking issues, naval collision notes, and odd geological mentions about camel remains and stone ledges along the Wyoming Nebraska border.
A collage of historical items including a Britain United States dispute, church matters, a murder in Baston Pennsylvania, a banker’s self harm, a ship disaster where President Grant leapt overboard, Mormon controversies, bondholder notices, medical cures, indictments, and a Halifax physician’s alert.
A fragmented State News summary references a judge and peeping incident at a professional ball game, a Salem bottling station opening by Borden company, municipal sewer changes, a Wallace circus will and Hagen visit, Minnie Krange of Appleton, and a musical comedy production with cast including Alfred Fisher and Teanno.
A garbled dialogue recalls horse handling and owners with remarks on driving suitability, a buyer testing a horse, and a veteran noting past family success. The text also mentions a drinking-room dog, a burglar, and a retriever comparison, all presented as scattered reminiscences from a London setting.
Fragmented OCR text from the Sheboygan Journal shows stray phrases about long distance talking records and a reference to events or notes involving chloroform and beauty cures. Details are unclear and sources are partial.
A fragmented excerpt describes trimming and finishing a craft case with lace trim and elastic te-ron, advising careful handling to keep dust from affecting medi perasols. The passage references storing the finished item in a protective case from a Woman's Home Companion feature.
A Chicago Inter Ocean report notes Senator La Follette delivered the longest and heaviest filibuster in American congressional history. The typed version weighs about nineteen pounds, and the piece is described as not eloquent or particularly convincing, just exceptionally lengthy.
Community leaders push to end private drinking clubs amid reform talk. A terse notice cites council debate and potential ordinances aimed at closing venues hosting alcohol events, with local residents watching closely for public input.
Fragmentary notes suggest fears in some quarters about dangers linked to the upcoming presidential election and actions on the isthmus. The text implies anxiety and speculation regarding potential pursuits or conflicts surrounding the electoral process.
Associated Press reports Canadian Pacific will launch a double service from Seattle to Victoria and Vancouver starting June 15. The rate war will bring the Sound cities their best ever service with increased schedules and improved connections.
Associated Press reports granite cutters at St. George Maine halt work June 4 1900s era. About 1000 men idle as strike spreads to all quarries demanding an eight hour day. Industrywide stoppage affects regional supply.
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