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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
1
Detectives struggle to trace a threatening letter campaign targeting a family. A large reward is offered as investigators pursue clues in the case of a child believed endangered, with names and details garbled in OCR.
Report notes a rift within the federation as Teamsters oppose the settlement terms and insist garment workers' dispute be resolved first. A federation insider declares strike committees did not consent to the settlement and calls for proper agreement before action.
The reader notes speculate that Germany could use Moorish proposals as a pretext to enter direct negotiations with France, potentially affecting the Moroccan question. The discussion reflects uncertainty about European diplomacy and possible shifts in policy.
Shanghai June 8 Associated Press reports Vice Admiral Uefa has arrived at Gutzlaff Island in the Haig Chow Bay area near Shanghai. An old Russian cruiser is being unloaded at the harbor as preparations continue for the Woosung event.
Three anarchists, two Spaniards and one Italian, arrived from Paris and were arrested in Marseilles on suspicion of involvement in the attempted assassination of King Alfonso in Paris on May 2.
Fragmentary report describes a British crew aboard a vessel named Shenghab or Shenghab June and a Teritish steamer captured March 1 by a Mission cruiser. The ship carried kerosene to Yao Sehici and was retaken by Japanese warships during the Sea of Japan battle, reaching Sasebo by May 33. crew member Ber is noted.
A formal reception described the new United States ambassador Cordially greeted as credentials were exchanged. The Dorchester envoy, Captain the naval attaché, and other senior officers attended with the King’s master secretary and major officers. The event included carriage rides, cordial exchanges, and a forty minute audience at the palace.
A fragmented telegram discusses informing Admiral Enquist of potential interment instructions if the government does not adopt an alternative. It references orders to seize ships and possible repairs or seizure of vessels unable to be repaired after battle and notes Russian accord in the current condition.
A labor leader resigned after asserting his departure stemmed from neglect of the plane and organ workers union. He cited several weeks away from union duties and noted injuries to his ribs and a mugging incident on Fourteenth Street.
Early interviews with the president yielded no disclosure of the call's objectives. Later, the British embassy's first secretary met the president by appointment but declined to discuss the purpose of the call.
Reports from Augusta Georgia say a race riot occurred at Turner resulting in McLean killed his son wounded and three negroes killed. Details and causes remain unclear as information is scarce.
Two young girls were found shot dead in their beds amid a baffling case in Milwaukee. A suspect, Baldwin, reportedly confessed to the killings before death in his own act, as authorities investigate possible poisoning and the sequence of events at the house of a widow.
Developments in the Teamsters strike hinge on arbitration talks between Team owners and Teamsters. A walkout by additional Teamsters could draw in other unions, risking broader disruption if no agreement is reached in the coming days.
Prisoners confined in a cell escaped when one inmate opened the door during a medical scene. The pair overpowered guards and fled into the street in an incident near a federal court in Georgia.
The governor directed employees in several bureaus to follow new instructions issued today, specifying changes in internal procedures and reporting lines across the department. The measure aims to streamline operations and improve compliance with state policy.
Justice An sling Jodar issued a writ of habeas corpus for two American officials detained at St Thomas on charges tied to the alien bot act. The writ is returnable Friday next.
Dickson and Talbott of Indianapolis owners of the Grand Opera House announce they will not permit Nan Patterson to perform there. The pair own playhouses in Indianapolis and other cities and cited policy as their reason.
Paris June 5. The Suez Canal Company report for 1904 to be presented tomorrow proposes a dividend of 141 francs per share rather than 14 1 2 francs per share as last night’s cable reported.
Saginaw Michigan June 5 officials report a street railway strike by non union crews with cars dispatched manned by officers on front and rear platforms. No resumption occurred early in the day amid continued attacks on the non union workers.
Reported near the Dee lores river close to Dol station the Rio Grande Southern line between Rico and Durango is blocked after a wreck. Two or three bridges were damaged and the line’s running time is suspended for an indefinite period.
In Menasha Wisconsin on a cold January day, funds pledged to acquire a hotel site inch closer to full secured status though weather delays slowed water main work and a construction injury. Community leaders press to finish fundraising before the extended deadline while workers repair the pipe and continue shelling the barn project. Memorial day observances by local groups proceeded with music.
June 5 dispatch describes Soviet admiral Rojestvensky aboard the Bedouin vessel Bedovi captured by Japanese destroyers after a night pursuit. The crew signalled surrender while Admiral Rojestvensky and staff remained aboard wounded awaiting aid. Bedovi towed to Sasebo as two destroyers endured rough seas and convoys.
Mass meeting in Chicago as teamsters and express drivers face a strike over deliveries to Lor toted horses amid stalled treaty talks and threats to discipline noncompliant drivers. Judge Grosscup releases Muligna and others as authorities weigh contempt charges in the railroad labor dispute.
amid dispatches from foreign affairs the sultan of Werorco rejects reform plans prompting cabinet strain. Delcasse’s sudden resignation is precluded by a counter move while informed quarters discuss a possible shift in policy and a conference on the question of acceptance.
King Alfonso of Spain landed at Portsmouth and traveled by train to London with the Prince of Wales. British ships, torpedo boats, and a royal salute greeted the royal visitors as they proceeded to Buckingham Palace, with crowds and officials offering a welcome.
The Japanese task force led by Vice Admiral Uriu including cruisers Maniwa Takachiho and destroyers Murasame Gequana reached Gatzlai island near Hangchow bar. A shell passed Takachiho’s shaft during the Sea of Japan battle but did not explode. more cruisers are expected.
Etienne France June 6 a major blaze devastated the business quarter of French Town with extensive damage and an estimated loss of 300000 dollars.
A temporary injunction was issued by Judge Shelton in Bestomn Massachusetts against Harry C L Pulliam president of the National League in favor of Juban McGraw executive of the New York National League law. The ruling delays any suspension of McGraw pending a hearing set for a future date under rule 23 of the National byelins.
A severe late spring storm drenched the city with lightning and heavy rain. A Bowen Street Lutheran church spire was damaged, a valuable milch cow on Ashland Avenue was killed, and Main Street traction pole failed. Pearl Bixby, Grand Opera House electrician, fainted from a lightning shock but recovered. Wisconsin Telephone lines and twelve hundred telephones were affected in the outage.
In Washington, Roosevelt and Ambassador Cassini discuss restoring peace as the war lingers. Foreign Minister Lamsdorff is not at Tearskce Selo. Count Cas te is to meet the emperor tomorrow. Officials expect Russia to reply in a similarly informal mode, with no firm decision yet on continuing the conflict.
A man named Salsbury was sentenced by Judge Wolcott in Essex County Court to a $2,500 fine for conspiring to obtain a city contract and for accepting a portion of the funds from an agent. The case centered on a civil affairs contract and the involvement of a former attorney.
Five Japanese schooners with sixty men including six Americans were seized by Russian torpedo boats near Odimai and brought to Hardin Manchuria. The crews were described as seal poachers, and the incident is reported by the Associated Press.
The Harlema 2200 ton steamer ran aground at North Point ten miles north of Milwaukee during dense fog. The vessel is reported to be leaking and tugs have moved to assist.
Telegrams report a Japanese forward movement toward Manchuria with plans to capture near Vladivostok and other eastern ports. Lyra steamer crew seen en route to Cur en with 18 transports, signaling troops marching to join Japanese forces.
A June report from Cape Town cites native sources claiming Warmtad the German base in Southwest Africa has fallen and that a prisoner perished. No other details are available from official quarters.
Jefferson Coolidge announces resignation as director of Equitable Life Assurance in New York. Cornelius Bliss also resigns from the directorate at last Friday’s meeting. Insurance Superintendent Hendricks comments as August Belmont and others weigh future governance.
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Data provided by Hermann Ce Harometer shows a Saturday morning reading of 29.40 inches and a Sunday evening period described as the hottest portion. The report notes the barometer and thermometer readings, with reference to the U.S. Test Thermometer and timing around 8 oclock in the morning.
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