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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
11
A dubious ad promoting a patent medicine promises to purify blood and cure ailments. It touts Dende Bunese extract and Kasava compound as boosting kidney function and relieving rheumatism and bladder troubles, urging every person to try a 20 year dose to improve health.
A partial, garbled report notes progress toward completion of a major effort in Milwaukee involving 4H and related committees. Early indicators suggest favorable momentum, with several key steps pending final confirmation and dates remaining uncertain.
Fragmentary report references Van Schaick and an incident with casualties and burning remains. Details are garbled with missing names, dates, and places, preventing reconstruction of the event or its significance.
A chaotic public meeting at Saint Pauls Kefoemned Eyheoupal church featured Miery Falives and Bishop Fallows addressing temperance and healing. The speaker urged divine grace to replace violent thoughts, while a man insisted on drinking despite appeals for self control. The service ended with mixed responses and a warning about the impact of temperance on health.
Special to The Northwestern reports multiple obituaries and notices from Weyauwega. Elder James Vincent, aged eighty two, longtime resident and widower, died at his nephew James Vincent’s home after life in the village. Funeral services were held Thursday with Masonic rites at the nephew’s home. Other items note Miss Luli Kuester’s illness and Miss Kriese in St. Mary’s for surgery, plus John Woodard recovering from a severe grip attack. The community mourns several residents and honors local ministers and organizers.
An Associated Press report from New York notes new bicycle patrols by city police. The article describes the program as a shift in patrol methods and hints at public reception and practical expectations amid ongoing law enforcement efforts.
A Boston reporter describes a crowded scene as many thousands line up to meet Mr Cooper. Testimonies from callers praise his remedies for kidney and nervous ailments and digestive issues noting relief after using the New Discovery medicine.
Gossipy dispatch from Madison notes a crowded race for the Republican nomination in Fond du Lac Green Lake district. Front runners include Assemblyman Frederick Soper and Forward H Lyon with possible additional candidates. Observers mention machine politics and personal alliances shaping the contest as a key early issue in Wisconsin politics.
The article outlines a crowded renomination scene in Wisconsin with Hagemeler and Burke potential contenders and talks of Senator Sanborn and Congressman Morse amid La Follette influence. It notes unsettled races in the Twentieth senatorial district and Sheboygan County as local figures jockey for position before primary deadlines.
Governor urges South Carolina General Assembly to act in extra session to shield state autonomy and protect dispensary funds from federal court interference. The move follows Judge Pritchard’s ruling touching the validity of state liquor debt settlements.
The senate and house adjourned after a brief session to honor the memory of Senator Proctor of Vermont. Officials adopted reputations of regret for his death during the March 6 session in Washington D C.
An advertisement promotes Stuart Co Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach troubles. It claims the pills aid digestion, relieve discomfort after meals, and restore stomach health. The copy offers a free sample by sending name and address to Stuart Co Marshall Michigan. The product is said to be available at drug stores for two box purchases.
Washington March 6 Senator Lodge commented on Senator Crane’s Boston statement urging Massachusetts delegates to the Republican national convention without instructions. He reaffirmed his support for Taft and said he would vote for Taft at Chicago if chosen, stressing free expression of opinion by Republicans and rejecting being treated as a mere machine.
A garbled New York item notes an agreement to pay Vidaver five figures, mentioning an attorney and money transfers. The fragment cites an extortion context and a vague arrest reference, with dates and names partially unreadable.
Report from Long Beach Hempstead says Captain Kidd treasure was found by a dredge crew digging the channel. Crew recovered a 22 inch snake shaped item a flintlock pistol and a diamond ring with questions about authenticity. Crowds gathered as sand dumps continued and the dredge pipe discharged sand on the shore. A monster weight of eighty pounds six ounces and five feet ten inches in height is noted in the wreckage description.
The report describes a bank marked by lax discipline and irregularities including defacements and forgeries. It alleges defalcations, perjury of statutes, and violations by directors or attorneys with sums charged off to profit and loss while offenders escaped prosecution due to fears of broader exposure.
The fragment notes a price of 352000 for a seat amid exchange activity in New York, but details are unclear and no context or event is provided.
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