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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
8
A mis-OCR advertisement touts Trianzol, claiming it digests large meals in minutes and cures indigestion. It promises relief from heartburn gas and foul breath, urging readers to ask a pharmacist to show the formula printed on the package.
Chicago March 4 Otis Skinner lectures on The Actor's Ethical Viewpoint at the University of Chicago. Mrs Skinner argues against lecturing, stressing the risk of crowd fear and the distinction between acting and speaking to an audience. The exchange touches on modern theater and the place of the new drama in shaping the American stage.
The American torpedo boat flotilla will perform a series of maneuvers tomorrow at San Lorenzo island. The pay navy school will witness the evolutions. Commander Lastres will depart tomorrow night aboard the Peruvian transport squires of the officers of the flotilla.
President Taft departs Boston after a brief visit as plans for a trip to New York are announced. Local officials and press, including Mee, report details of March events and the schedule for the coming days.
A foggy court chronicle recounts the demise of a Carnegie linked beneficiary and her husband’s downfall amid embezzlement and misfortune. The tale centers on a widow left destitute, a vanished fortune, and a banker’s ruinous acts tied to a thwarted estate scheme.
The Mansfeld collection sold at auction in New York on March 4 drawing keen bidding for top works. Forty three canvases moved for a total of 5110 dollars while furniture and bric a brac brought 7212 dollars. The day two total reached 5721 dollars with Sir Thomas Lawrences portrait of Hon. Thomas Cane fetching 916 dollars.
Boston area reports that Governor Johnson of Minnesota will attend the Friendly Sons of St Patrick dinner in New York on March 17. Also slated are Secretary of War Taft and Governor Hughes. The event is non political and speakers will refrain from political remarks.
President Roosevelt informs San Francisco on March 4 that he and Secretary Hoot will not attend the fleet arrival under Admiral Evans. Secretary of the Navy Metcalf will receive the fleet as the president's official representative and act in his stead.
Judge Barquin allows stockholders of the Butte Central and Boston Copper Co to intervene in Tri-National Corp against Butte Central and Boston Copper Co, alleging collusion since same directors run both firms.
In Bar Harbor Maine on March 4 the town of Eden rejected a proposal to repeal the local anti automobile law. The vote keeps the ban on motor vehicles in effect within Eden, reflecting ongoing restrictions in the area surrounding Bar Harbor.
Fragments describe a poultry book and almanac titled Shoemaker's Poultry Book and Almanac for 1% Sande Provde rat ivecPators. The address Box 1348 Freeport appears, indicating a catalog or offer tied to Freeport.
A Boston reporter records patient accounts from residents like Mr. Cogp, Mrs. Mirvubie, and Mrs. Clark who credit Casper medicines with curing rheumatism and stomach issues after years of suffering. Interviewees claim dramatic improvements after using the remedies, urging others to try them despite ongoing skepticism.
E L Scholtz president of the Denver chamber of commerce said Denver hotel men would refrain from raising rates during the Democratic National convention. Mil secretary of the chamber and a prominent Republican added his support. A new auditorium will be ready for finances on June 15.
Reports from New York state that Miss Harriman shows improvement after an operation. Doctor Will confirms the procedure was successful with no further complications expected as the patient recovers.
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