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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

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Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1906

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Coal Miners Seek Way Through Grave Crisis

The International Executive Board of the United Mine Workers opens in Indianapolis to map a response to the coal crisis, with a large majority fearing a strike on April 1. Anthracite miners plan another convention after the December Sha mokin adjournment, and a policy is expected to be outlined for the upcoming convention.

International Eneentive Board of United Mine Workers Associated Press Indianapolis Ind United Mine ‘Workers Mitchell Revoluton Shamokin Anthracite Miners International Executive Board International Executive

Peasants Attack Troops Near Fougeres

Paris March 14 600 peasants attacked a troop detachment during inventory of church property near Fougeres. A captain lieutenant and ten soldiers were injured as troops withdrew. The Interior Minister announced prosecution of the offenders.

Roy Associated Press Paris Eybec Palace Clemenceaux Fougeres

Foul Play Suspected In Cedar River Woodsman Death

Milwaukee report from Menominee Michigan states Michael McFadden a woodsman for Crawford and Sons at Cedar River was found on railroad tracks mauled today. He had money on him yesterday and none remains. Foul play suspected.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis Menominee, Mich Michael ‘McFadden Crawford & Sons Cedar River McFadden

Bliss in Confab Over Insurance Contributions Inquiry

Cornelius N Bliss former Republican national committee treasurer testified before the legislative insurance investigation committee about contributions from insurance companies. He was in conference with District Attorney Jerome in New York on March 14, in connection with the probe.

Associated Press New York Cornelius N. Bliss Republican National Committee Legislative Insurance Investigation Committee Jerome

St John Released on Habeas Corpus in Siebenberg Case

Vincent St John, president of the Burke Idaho miners union, was freed on a writ of habeas corpus by Judge George A. Stewart. He had been arrested February 18 on charges of complicity in the assassination of former Governor Sieunen berg.

Associated Presa Boise Idaho Vincent St John Miners’ Union Burke Sieunenberg George A. Stewart District Court

Woman Arrested in Threats Case In New York

A woman identified as Mrs Williams was arrested in New York on March 14 for threatening to shoot J Pierpont Morgan and his son Morgan Jr. The charge arose after the suspect allegedly made threats toward the prominent financier and family. Police secured the arrest this afternoon based on the reported threats.

Associated Press Mew York Williams Mr. Willams Mr. Morgan and Hison J. Pierpont Morgan

steamship British King sinks with loss of life

Boston March 4 The Phoenix liner steamship British King foundered at sea last Sunday. Only twenty eight of the fifty six aboard are known to have been saved. The British King left New York bound for Antwerp.

Boston Max Antwerp New York

President nominates new brigadier general in Senate pickup

Washington March 14 The president today sent the following nomination to the Senate To be brigadier general Lieut Col Charles F Posh is nominated for promotion with immediate effect from the date of confirmation by the Senate

Ify Associated Press Washington, D.C Fesenate Charlies F. Posh

Morrison Talks on Immunity Plea in District Attorney Case

An Associated Press brief from Chicago reports the district attorneys on March 14 continued their argument in a case involving immunity pleas. Special prosecutors pressed for broader immunity while defense contends limits apply.

Ec Agescjated Press Hicaga, ML Packere Specia

Large Sum to Charity Tie Fates Lated Prowse

A garbled note suggests a large sum going to charity with mention of individuals Prowse and Be and a date around March 14. The text is incomplete and unreadable in key parts, but indicates a planned donation or endowment tied to certain people and an upcoming date. Names and exact actions are unclear due to OCR corruption.

Tader Kéward

Baroness Automobile Trail Delights Washington Motorists

Baroness Hengelmmltz wife of the Austrian-Hungarian ambassador stirs Washington automobilists by driving a heavy touring car that leaves a pleasant incense like scent, masking gasoline odor. A social leader and fashion leader she declines to share the perfuming secret, predicting the fad will spread nationwide as she speeds along Capitol streets.

Hengelmmltz Austria-Hungary Washington

Wickliffe Outlaws Rally Cherokee After Allotment Plans

No news by noon from Marshal Darrough or his posse pursuing Wickliffe Indian outlaws. Bitter cold favors officers as Chief Deputy Depuey sends wagons of supplies to the field. James W Wickliffe, uncle of the outlaws, allegedly urged Night Hawks to resist allotment, promising tribal law restoration in twenty days.

Associated Press Vinita J. T Marshal Darrough Depuey

Agrarian Disturbances Cause Over 155 Million Losses

St Petersburg reports from a special commission show losses in nineteen provinces from agrarian disturbances last year exceed 155 million dollars. Heaviest losses occurred at Saratoff and in the Volga provinces, with Esthenia alone reporting 1.25 million. The government appears set to grant landlords a one third loss relief loan without interest.

Associated Press St. Petersburg Special Commission Saratoff Volga Esthenia

New Sect in Poland Sparks Catholic Clash in Lodz

In Lodz Russian Poland a Marianite sect within Catholicism attracts thousands of converts but meets fierce Orthodox Catholic opposition. A procession clashed with workers. a priest was shot and his followers killed five people in the ensuing violence.

Associated Press Lodz Russian Poland Mariavitiem

Cold Wave Forecast From St Paul Overseer

Described by Overseer Williams as decisively colder weather, with a thermometer at three above this morning and a predicted drop to ten below or colder by tomorrow morning, signaling an approaching cold wave for the region.

Associated Press St. Paul Mina Williams Collier

Congressman Adams III Confined by Severe Grip in Manston

Special to The Northwestern reports Representative Adams III of the Manston district is confined to his hotel with a severe grip attack. Washington dispatch notes March 14 as the date of the latest health update and treatment.

Washington, D Treemative H. ©. Adame Manson District

Plot to Kill Parkhurst Spark Former Plot Allegations

New York report claims an alleged plan to kill Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst. District attorney’s office prepared documentation linking several financiers to the plot, stemming from a tail at a designing house earlier.

New York Charles HW Parkhurst

Derrick fall at Raleigh hotel adds to tragedy

A derrick collapsed at the Hotel Raleigh construction site in Washington D C causing one death one man fatally injured and two others injured. The accident occurred during work on a new addition.

CBI Ascodlaieg Trema Washington, D. C Raleigh

Winneconne Funerals Keep Local Farewell Rites

The funeral services for Miss Meta Gottsleben were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 from her parents home in Winneconne. Rev. Q Th A Hoyer presided at St Pauls Lutheran. A large turnout from the community and high school attended, many in badges, with a broken wheel token among floral tributes. Pallbearers listed. interment in the village cemetery. A second funeral followed for Tessie Muilder Jr of the same area with services at 1:30 near Allenville. Notables from Oshkosh and nearby towns attended. interment occurred in the village cemetery.

Northwestern Winneconne Wis Meta Iottsleben Q. Th. A. Hoyer St. Paul's Lutheran Evangelical Church Tavendar Leonard Hannemann George Mader Russell Lund Martin Matheson Frank Moran Willie Gould Out of the Vilage John Nels Juneau Tessie Muiller John Muilder Jr J. M. Kayser Free Baptist Church Allenville H. Abell H. Weeks P. Eisner W. A. Goodell Pritchard Charles Maim H. J. Brenneke John Wattam Oshkosh

Peculiar stalemate at Moroccan conference leaves talks deadlocked

From Algeciras on March 14 the Moroccan conference reached a peculiar stage. It cannot resolve police and bank questions as sessions are suspended with no resumption date. French and German delegates are bound by instructions and cannot concede further. Neutral delegates say governments must negotiate a solution. Berlin reports Germany will not yield and relies on neutral powers, while King Edward pressures French leaders to be conciliatory.

Algeciras Spain Berlin Germany

Langishes in dungeon under Russian arrest at fortress

Fragmentary report notes a movement led by a former workmen council leader Krvetaiel tied to Russia. He and other Parker group members were seized after a December raid, moved to the fortress of St Peter and St Paul, with details obscured by garbled OCR.

Agenda Treasy Kroeta Workmen's Counicil St. Peter and St. Paul Ats Russia Ecgananett Arers St. Peter and St Paul Krvetaiel Nassar

Kansas City Inquiry on Rate Discrimination Moves Forward

Kansas City March hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission probes alleged rate discrimination by Kansas Produce Association and Standard Oil links. Testimony notes oil pipelines on Santa Fe right of way and low Kansas rates tied to Texas levels, with officials citing public sentiment and industry tactics affecting independent dealers.

Kansas City Interstate Commerce Gora Mission Kangus vi Produce Association J. KR. Koontz Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Murehand Comudirstan Standard O:l Santa Fe Sugar Creek Kansas Ilinois Southern Stanford Oil Company Koontz St. Louis German Moontz Woontz Thomas R. Morrow Texas Koomz Marchand

New York Life Trustees to Prosecute Hamilton Case

John G Milburn, counsel to the New York Life Insurance company, announced plans to sue the estate of John A McCall and Andrew Hamilton, claiming more than 1 million was fraudulently taken. Milburn indicated the indicted Thuriton would face swift court action for recovery.

New York Life Trustees Hamilton John G. Milburn Duffalo Fowler New York 1. Insurance Company Andrew Hamilton New York Moburn Insurance Company John A. McCall vAndrew Thuritton

Rate dispute over tin oil transport from Nendsha to Baxter Springs

Standard secured a rate of six and one half cents for tin transportation of oil from Nendsha to Baxter Springs, covering about fifty six miles. Railroads charged seventeen and a half cents for a haul six miles beyond the Kansas line, effectively higher by eleven cents.

E. L. Willhoyt Topeka Kan Standard Ofl Company Joplin Springfield Standard Oil Company Terminal Company St. Louis East St. Louis Standard St. Louie Wsithout Fopeka E. McCarthy Mission Mining Company Quipaw Indian Territory New York St. Louis & Santa Fe McCarthy Kansas Baxter Springs EL Ko Voorhees St Louie & Santa Fe Kansas Field Voorhera Eodeha Kar Paxter Springs Quapsar Nendsha Oae Kansas Line

Receipts Beat Record for Six Round Nelson McGovern Fight

The six round bout between Battling Nelson and Terry McGovern at National Athletic Club in Philadelphia sets a new receipts record with over $20,000 from tickets. Each fighter to receive seventy five percent of gross with Nelson taking forty five percent of his share. The fighters weigh in near 133 pounds set for ten o'clock start. Terry McGovern leaves New York for Philadelphia weighing 120 pounds.

Associated Prese Philadelphia Nelson Terry McGovern National Athlete Club Wards Stalpers McGovern Jack’ McGuigan National Club Terry New York Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City

Performer in Worldland chorus ends life at theater

William Thomas of Saginaw Michigan, a Worldland chorus member, drank carbolic acid in the Columbia theater in Washington on March 14. He had revered Ida Gordon, a 17 year old fellow performer. In the theater’s rear room he drank from a goblet and bottle saying good bye before the play continued without interruption.

Washington, D. C Willam Thomas Saginaw Mich Worderland” Company Columbia Theater Thomasa Idra Gorden Tailad Teve New York Bas Caunei

Christian Endeavor World Union Meeting Report

The Christian Endeavor world union reports a total membership of 87 nations with chapters in the United States Great Britain Ireland Canada and several other entries. The balance in the treasury stands at £145 with reserves of 0T in the last year and a wartime emphasis on organization nationwide.

Riowtiem Braet eiMere United States Great It Irland Canada Laltecsipta Warils Union

Gasoline Prices Rise Across Market in Cleveland

Cleveland report notes recent fuel costs climbing with a standard oil firm increasing the rate by half a cent per gallon. Gasoline now listed at twelve cents per gallon in the era, alongside varying prices for distillates and varnish makers.

Associated Prev Cleveland Derderian Painter” Rarhiba

Alder man Hoehne buys new power launch for De Pere yard

Kaukauna Wisconsin March 14 Alder man red Hoehne has a new power launch built by Kidney Goat company in De Pere. The 16 24 foot craft carries a party of five and uses a four horsepower engine with a white oak finish and nickel plated trim. Delivery awaits navigation opening. Also noted are the obsequies of Mrs. Henry Fink at St Francis church marking a long pioneer residence, and a child’s burial from St Mary's. Florence O Boyle hosts a 25 guest birthday at Grignon Street.

Kaukauna Wis Red Hoehne Kidney Goat Company de Pere Hoehne Fox River Henry Fink St. Francis’ Church West Holland A. Peippenberg St. Mary’s Church Kankauna Florence O'Boyle Grignon Street

Policemen Suspended in Fond du Lac Duty Violation

In Fond du Lac Wisconsin patrolmen Joseph Ogle and Ferdinand Brunet were served a temporary suspension notice after being off duty from 2 10 to 4 09 Tuesday morning and seen in the Nelie restaurant basement with a door to an alley left open The incident concerns the citys key beat from Division Street to First Street and a special police and fire board meeting will be held soon The grand jury resumed hearings Tuesday afternoon with several patrolmen named in the proceedings and Chief Nolan facing questions over the matter

Fond du Lac Wis Marcy Joseph Ogche Ferdinand Brunet Nolan Nelie Cit Division Street Firstreet Police and Fire Board Killian Stroebel John Fla«ech Mo Fitegerald Ed Retin G W. Carter Rinen James Conor Flor Forter Bern Pan Vee Palos Nolan

Policy of French Cabinet and Inaugural Speeches

The cabinet’s policy details and presiding officials are documented, outlining the responsibilities and procedures for the assembly. The text notes the aim for a stable government, referencing the preeminence of presiding officers and the need for orderly minutes. It highlights expectations for equitable action and cautious reforms within the French system.

New York Traction Merger Under State Investigation

Buffalo March 14 Awtodated Preeg reports that New York City merger plans between Bryan Helmont traction face a state investigation. The state attorney general will oversee the probe, to be conducted in Albany next Wednesday.

Buffalo Woof Trates Tailay Imre Ennaidern Byran-Helmont New York City Acdocnant Albany

Basock on statehood sparks house bill debate

Washington March 14. Wisconsin's Mr Babcock led a defense of the statehood bill arguing against uniting Arizona and New Mexico into one state. Applause greeted his conclusion as he criticized the idea. Other speakers noted civil service reform critiques and budget points amid Senate actions on military gifts and Philippine communications.

Washington, D. C4 House Babcock Wisconsin Jie Senate Arizona New Mexico Lavel Kasveno Ohio Committee On Civil Service

Death notices for Behlke Luchsinger and Ebert families

Obituaries list William Behlke aged eighty from 191 Tenifi Street, died Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral at two, with Rev. Byrth and relatives present, Riverside Cemetery. Luella Luchsinger, 15, died Tuesday after weeks of illness, funeral Sunday with services at home and Christ’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Mrs Cathonne Ebert died Tuesday at 3:15, tuberculosis cause. husband deceased. funeral Friday at St Vincent’s Church. George Eebs, 37, dies at home. interment at Riverside.

Wiliam Betlke Tenifi Street Fle Germany Jim Agnes Lenlke J. W. Kircher Ciera Schmidt Whsing Edward H. Byrth Wibe Reverside Cemetery Luella Luchsinger Peter Luchsinger Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church G. M. Wenz Ebert Cathonne Wari Ecloch John Hongert Thirteenth Street Jeng Matthew California iPheadore Mary Karker Fisk Wis St. Vincent’s Church Pistor Beth Woobert

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