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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
12
Prominent Yeengh Dreceist charged as city medical examiner raids the area after a clash with Moe Baird. Authorities say tensions flared during a local council meeting and a decision was reached in the room, with attendees asserting various positions amid confusion.
M D Pokotiloff, Russian Minister to China, died suddenly in Peking today from heart failure. Appointed in 1908, he helped steer Russia’s policy in China after the Russo-Japanese War and influenced the Russo-Chinese Bank and other Eastern reforms.
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Frank Stilp of Denasha Wisconsin died after a Brights attack lasting two weeks. He was of mature age with four children and was a well known maker. Arrangements were made at the auditorium library for a service with Miss Wilder aiding. Friends planned a gathering at a par home on Second street before leaving for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee March 7 reports federal action may target postal clerks suspected of illegal practices. Investigators focus on union tensions and alleged misuse of government envelopes for stationery shipments without due pay. Authorities consider charges against union members tied to a dispute over the status of the Milwaukee postal clerks.
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