02 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1909
Page
1
Washington crowds thronged Pennsylvania Avenue lit as the Great White Way for the inaugural day. Stands for 50,000 spectators line the route to the Capitol while weather remains unsettled yet hopeful for a clear day.
A severely disabled year old girl died in a house fire while her mother was in the kitchen. The child could not move or cry despite efforts, and the mother found the girl’s body burned after entering the room. The event is reported by Chicago dispatches.
Rev Dr Daniel March, noted theologian and author of several works, died in Woburn Mass today at age ninety three. Baron Guenzburg, head of the Jewish Colonization central committee, died of cancer in St Petersburg today. W H Tilford, vice president of Standard Oil, died at his New York home today.
Special to The Northwestern reports assemblyman Hamill steering a highway tax bill through, saving the measure from death as towns may raise more highway taxes. The bill, set as a special order, faces further steps after hearings where Attorney John Amats l argued farmers bear taxes via corporate holdings, while Hamill countered with charges of misstatements and regional tax dodges by northern millionaires. The assembly also approved salaries for circuit and supreme court judges after oath, and resolutions to place Wisconsin’s university with the Carnegie foundation and to accept congress funding for agricultural colleges. Senate also passed a resolution urging Congress to abrogate the extradition treaty with Russia.
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee March 2 News from Manitowoc reports petitions presented by John Zarik who was posted by the council four months ago. A tie ballot led to a sensational fight as the Grouffman vote decided the outcome. The council, advised by its legal department, ruled that a man with property cannot have his future jeopardized by city interference and that personal rights and liberties may not be blocked.
Milwaukee March 2 Special from Manila says Social Democrats who charged graft in city barber contracts will be given a chance to prove charges. Council referred matter to harbor committee with power to summon witnesses under oath. W. E. Pellett denied the charges in a sworn statement.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railway rates in the Spokane, Washington, case against Northern Pacific and other lines are inherently unreasonable. The decision set higher rates for Spokane than for Seattle, despite Seattle being farther away, as part of the Eastern routes.
Snow has fallen virtually nonstop since Sunday across central Europe. Telecommunication lines are down in the eastern province of Tirat, delaying telegraph and telephone service. Heavily affected areas report snow depths from six inches to as much as two feet. Local authorities warn of travel hazards and disrupted commerce.
A criminal case concludes with a bribe taker receiving a prison sentence. Details from the fragment indicate wrongdoing linked to a supervisor role and ongoing disputes. The language is garbled, but the core fact is a bribe-related conviction and sentencing.
A favorable shift emerges as Aga hires Pronger to push racing regulation through. Supporters believe a bill will pass or be amended to allow racing to continue under stricter rules, aligning with recent parliamentary moves.
Associated Press report from Indianapolis dated March 2 notes the broader bill to permit Sunday drinking passed the Indiana House by a vote of 36 to high. The article emphasizes strong support from champions of the measure and marks a key step toward allowing Sunday liquor sales in the state.
Madison March 3 1921 The twenty first ballot for United States senator in joint convention showed no quorum with Stephenson 60 Brown 1 Luckow 1 Cleary 1 al 65. A Madison dispatch says no election before March 15 when the committee completes its work. The joint panel debated disbursements and clergy resolutions while Stephenson faltered under a near quorum and adjournment loomed.
A steerage passenger aboard the Kroonland was found ill with symptoms suggesting smallpox and the ship was placed under quarantine on its Antwerp departure. About 200 fellow passengers were detained on board for observation while the liner headed to New York.
A detachment of Austrian soldiers and twenty five men were overwhelmed by an avalanche near Le Frann today. Troops have been sent to the scene and traffic at Brenneriss has halted.
Mr Landis of Indiana speaks in the House urging a closer American Latin American bond to build a merchant marine and secure Pacific and Caribbean markets. He cites Roosevelt and Root leading the push toward Pan American cooperation and Panama Canal completion as key to U S interests and two way trade.
In New York on March 2, testimony by QT. Tleike, secretary of the Sugar Refining company, questioned damages claimed from a customs shortage. Witnesses faced government questions on weight methods and duty savings as the case sought to determine if duties were improperly collected or losses occurred.
The Lahed 8arewit Court on a Friday afternoon ruled in favor of union advocates seeking an eight hour day for workers. The long fought contention of the Typothetia of Ameriangatnet for International Printing Pregame was resolved, establishing the eight hour workday.
Washington DC March reports show Senator La Follette refusing to present Wisconsin Stephenson papers without his full attitude statement. Nelson of Minnesota presented credentials. La Follette rejected the matter as unproven and pressed for complete Wisconsin legislature proceedings to be shown to the Senate.
A Washington dispatch reports persistent Senate indecision over key policy measures. Despite debates and public pressure, lawmakers consider procedural paths and party positions as they await fresh developments and potential bipartisan concessions.
Text fragment indicates a March report about senators discussing a ballot reform to educate voters and set a practical standard. Mentions veterans and disabled voters, with language suggesting support if the measure gains momentum. Specific names or places are not clearly readable.
A fire swept Harvard University’s Doruiteries at Cambridge on March 2 damaging one of the largest depots. Five students were in the building, and nearby depots also suffered. The blaze, starting on the fourth floor, caused a rush of fire and property losses estimated around 500 dollars.
Charles Salomon murder case in Neenah features John Matthews linked to a fatal shooting after a prank. District Attorney and doctors remove the bullet for investigation. Funeral details listed for Charles Salomon. A Chicago speaker discusses license repeal, with observers predicting the murder will influence anti saloon sentiment and spring ballot petitions.
Milwauke Wis March 26 Special to The Daily Sentinel city park system moves toward formal governance as the park commission is to be appointed under a general statute. The council approved postponement to study petitions from residents urging a free municipal garden and park improvements.
Fortin reports a feud in the Krupp era involving Lieut and other welders tied to Sterr Keupp gun maker lineage. Details indicate industry rivalry shaping new aerial naval vessels with pledged support and evolving weapons programs.
Readable fragments imply a notice about quitting poker playing. The garbled source mentions a name and a phrase urging cessation, but concrete details such as authorities, dates, or location are unclear. Further readable context is needed to provide a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Menominee area names and unclear references to a mayor and events. The readable portion hints at civic matters but provides no coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to form a complete summary.
The readable text presents a garbled quotation praising discipline, politeness, and reward. It attributes a motivational sentiment to Orison Swett Marden from a magazine, though many words are unclear. The fragment lacks coherent context or clear events.
A mine disaster at Port Blanchard Pa leaves sixty workers entombed after an explosion and ensuing fire. Rescue teams pump water and battle flames as two men die and many suffer severe burns. Officials say 600 workers were not all present and hope remains to reach the trapped miners.
The Cooper Shard murder trial of former Senator Latward Carotack enters a renewed rebuttal phase as the state seeks to bolster its case. Witnesses testifying reveal a tense scene with jurors and crowd gradually thinning, while defense attorneys confer privately awaiting further court actions.
A major labor strike in Manilla disrupts daily life as workers press demands. Reports describe widespread action and government responses, with clashes and labor disputes affecting transport and commerce. Officials warn of continued protests unless negotiations yield concessions.
A draft plan outlines a new Chilean railway to connect key cities with steam and electric routes. Authorities project a 20,000 unit investment to support construction, signaling ambitions for regional transport growth.
Steamship movements show the steamer Coemena arriving from New York and the steamer He for New Venntes. A fast packet bound for Cambridge was reported near the dock at about 9 am Thursday, with one vessel returning shortly after.
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