26 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
1
In the latest odds the varsity race lists Annapolis at 10 to 1, Syracuse and Columbia at 3 to 1, Wisconsin at 2 to 1, with the field at 2 to 1. Cornell selected as first choice at 7 to 5 in the paok. Cornell also tops the freshman race at 4 to 5, while Syracuse is favored in the four oared at 2 to 5.
Poughkeepsie June 26 crews from Syracuse Pennsylvania Columbia Cornell Wisconsin Annapolis and others prepare for the thirteenth Intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson. Four oared university shells start at four, freshmen eight at 4:45, and varsity eight at six amid heat, monitors, stewards cups and naval cadets observing. Cornell favored in the university four while broad field supports a lively afternoon of racing and spectator pageantry.
Albert's comrades issue a statement repudiating the apostle and pledging solidarity with federated committees to continue the civic strike. Albert arrived and surrendered, saying he supported the committee's decision and avoided further immunity from Clemenceau's safety. Excitement fades in Paris as authorities note continued insubordination among troops and resolve to keep the strike stance.
An explosion in Erivan Square, Tiflis, killed and injured several as a bomb rocked the crowded center. Witnesses report shattered windows, missing payrolls, and a bank wagon containing $5.40 and three racks as part of the chaos. The toll and details remain unclear while authorities investigate possible links to earlier attacks.
Milwaulees Wis July 2 Wisconsin news reports three sisters from St Agnes School in New Richmond aided by neighbors saved the home of Mrs P W Ryan from a blaze. The house stood three weeks from the nearest hydrant as firefighters arrived. sisters and women organized a bucket brigade while firemen contained the flames with a water stream.
Behr defeats Fox in a regional match as reported by Associate Prose Tron Jane Man. The event notes Behr’s decisive performance and hints at defining moments, with observers curious about the implications for future contests.
Washington June 26 Congressman W A Rodenberg of Illinois predicts former Senator Spooner of Wisconsin will be the next Republican nominee. He expects a long deadlocked convention with a surprise candidate, John C Spooner, who would be elected.
Harvard University closed its 271st year with 530 graduates as ceremonies featured the overseers’ meeting the governor’s arrival and a procession to Sanders Theatre. Honorary degrees were conferred on James Bryce and the Duke of Abruzzi, while the day included learned addresses and the alumni gathering.
Assorted text from Morisey hall records a Yale University commencement with many guests and candidates for degrees. President Ballew presided while prayers, hymns, and speeches preceded the conferral of bachelor and degree certificates amid high attendance and celebration.
President Hadley announced 792 total degrees including bachelor and master levels across science law divinity medicine forestry and engineering. Honorary degree recipients were presented as the audience sang America and departments marched to salute deans and faculties.
Houston Virginia June 26 in Lovings court the trial of former Judge Leving for the killing of Theodore Estes begins. The defendant showed careworn bearing amid testimony about his drinking and troubled temperament including statements from Sheriff Beard and Dr Tammens. The case traces Lovings life and alleged inebriate history as proceedings continue this afternoon.
Croker's horse Min June MR captured the derby in today's running, securing a strong victory as Feven finished second. The win highlights Croker's stable and the horse's rising form on the circuit.
In a lengthy session the Senate debated the DIT allocating 20109 to H W Chynoweth for legal suits between railways and the state. The Assembly concurred on the new automobile law focusing on jail for repeat offenders and a provision about proxies in insurance company voting. The debate highlighted whether the governor should decide the fee and if proxy voting would be banned, with the measure passing in the Assembly.
In Waukesha county a quarryman Conrad Hollgnd aged fifty five and Frank Sch Rien owner of a saloon and Henry S eresinery, all of the town, are jailed on a murder charge. A street fight Sunday night near a cabin left John Esling dead from injuries. Two or three men reportedly kicked and beat him in a squalid Lena residence near the scene. The men deny guilt. The victim lived with his twelve year old son in a small house nearby. The case involves divorces, relatives and the Ot tawa, TL area.
A terse Missouri item records the Attorney General Hadley discussing the two cent rate case. The note references Acer inte Preecy Me and mentions a June 2 date, with Principel rear raRaage as context for state proceedings.
A conference between state and railway attorneys decided to take the Missouri two cent law jurisdiction issue to the U S Supreme Court within about ten days. Hagerman to file pleadings, Hadley to contest federal jurisdiction, and Judge Smith McPherson may issue an order prompting Supreme Court review.
In Oxford six categories of distinguished guests including Camphbell-Kannerman Loreburn Lowther and Kipling join Mark Twain Samuel L Clemens in receiving a university degree at the Sheldonian theater. Lord Curzon presided and Twain received a warm ovation with cheers as he arrived and afterward attended a luncheon with other honorees.
Defense in Orchard case contends threats to kill were cited by witnesses. Jehann Elfott, a veteran, testified meeting Orchard in Yotirin in November. Testimony claims Orchard spoke of murder plans tied to Stephanerg and public locations to influence a delegation.
The Northwestern reports the legislature’s delayed work due to a recent disruption. Lawmakers expect to complete their tasks within the week and set an assessment for an August session.
Four people died when scaffolding collapsed during a construction accident. Witnesses report Jane 33. persrms and five others injured as authorities respond to the scene near Fuarth and atoms fires.
A fire at Pine Beach near the Jamestown Exposition grounds in Norfolk destroyed around forty to fifty structures, mostly frame buildings, with about 1000 people left homeless. The Arcade hotel was the largest loss, valued with furniture and equipment around 80 thousand dollars. The Twenty third United States infantry was deployed to guard the affected district as wind hindered containment.
Milwaukee reporter notes two serious accidents on the T M E R L suburban line. Eight year old Eleanor Thelen was crushed when her foot was caught between rail and crossing planking at Ives, flesh torn from the leg, bruised otherwise. Joseph Transky, a trick man, jumped from a moving hand car. his clothing caught, he was pinned and injured. Surgeon Cor Lemon of Milwaukee tended both at St Marys hospital.
A garbled United States notes style snippet from New York reports that references Oliver M. Denett a broker and W E Werk and a trial or sentence of three years in Sing Sing. It mentions Cousiss and Dennett allegedly stealing a large sum from the Trust Company of America.
The session ends with uncertain progress as lawmakers conclude despite some reforms. Analysts note mixed outcomes and lingering disputes over key issues. Public observers say the adjournment signals a run toward a new legislative cycle.
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