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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

8

Endorsement for Justice Bashford to Wisconsin Supreme Court

Dane County Bar Committee urges voters to reappoint Justice Bashford to the unexpired term. The letter highlights Bashford’s long practice since 1876, notable state cases, and support from over a thousand lawyers. It argues Bashford preserves nonpartisan balance and regional representation on the court.

Dane County Bar Committee Madison Wis Rom. Bashford Supreme Court Sassoda J. Bsc Iy Wisconsin Bashford University of Wisconsin the -University Law “School Houser la Follette Supreme Bench Gioess of S Lst Mrr. Bashford Justice Bashford Br. Barnes Wingtow Timiin Dodge Marsnatt Kerwin Siebecker Baghford Supreme ‘Bench Wisédhsin Frank W. Halil George Wbird Ernest N. Warner JA. Aylward B.A. Huber

Senator Whyte Dies After Illness in Maryland

Senator Whyte died at his home in Baltimore after a brief illness marked by erysipelas and a sudden collapse Tuesday afternoon. He began his political career in 1647 48 as a Maryland House delegate and later served in the national convention of 1863, with a long record in state and national public service.

Reitimore United Sitates Willan Pinckney Nyhrie Senator Whyte Washington Maryland

Maryland Politician’s Diverse Career and Senate Ties

The text outlines a Maryland political figure who served as governor of Maryland, mayor of Baltimore in 1851, general of Maryland, city solicitor in 1906, and United States senator appointed in 1966 to fill Arthur P. Gormen’s unexpired term. It notes he was the last survivor among senators who opposed the Fifteenth Amendment.

Maryland Baltimore Edwin Warfield United States Arthur P. Gormen German D. A. Ransdeil Senate William Pintkney Whyte, Jr House

Blacksmith Reilly Wins Big in Village Election

Re-elected for the third time with the largest majority yet, Blacksmith Reilly received enthusiastic support from women and children for establishing a uniformed police force and cleaning street corners of troublemakers. He inherited debt but has paid it off, maintaining a steady, workmanlike life with no declared platform.

Associated Press New York Reilly

Lenroot Enters Race for Congress in District

Superior city reports L Ve Lenroot begins campaign for Republican nomination for congressman in this district. Support from many papers and his record as speaker and progressive ally cited. Possible weak spot in Washburn County but Lenroot expected to run largely unopposed.

Superior Wis L. Lenroot Haveing Bis Jenkins

Cleveland's Birthday Visit Sparks Cold War of Health and Courtesy

Aged former president Grover Cleveland visits Lakewood in celebratory mood, noting improved health and considering no return to public office. Princeton students and telegraphers flood the hotel lobby with congratulations as Cleveland declines political talk and emphasizes humility and dignity.

Mbs Associated Press Orr Grover Cleveland Lakewood The Cleveland Cieveland Montis Pdvneers Sey Ubuche Prince | Ler Ane John Adamys Thomas’ Jefferson Jefferson Quincy Adanse Martin van Buren Tyler Pine United States Pierce Hved Buchanan Johnson Grant Hiaves Arthur Harrison Ixelvre McKinley

Metal Workers Organize in New York for AFL Branch

Associated Press reports that metal trades workers began preliminary steps to form a New York branch of a national union department within the American Federation of Labor. The move follows a resolution passed at a national congress and sets the stage for organized labor action.

Lamoe casBy New York Wnions Mstall Trades “Department American ‘Federation of Labor

Copper Demand Surges as Producers Sell Forward

Copper demand remains strong with producers selling up to 100000 pounds forward. United Metals set orders in the hundreds of thousands of pounds while Knickerbocker Tregt company delays a large order for power project copper. Prices hold around thirteen cents with many domestic orders for 1000 to 3600 thousand pounds reported.

Asociated Press York The Times United Metal Seting Ipounds Tbe Larne Independent Knickerbocker. Tregt’ Company Power Biante Construction Trust Comppany

Reverend Dr J Irwin Smith Dead At 82

Rev Dr J Irwin Smith prominent Presbyterian organizer for western Wisconsin and Minnesota dies at 82. Funeral plans set in La Crosse with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery after services at First Presbyterian Church. Former Gale University professor noted in obituaries.

Ay Associated Press Ls Crosse Wis J. Irwin Smith Presbyterian Church Wisconsin Minnesota Mant Smith Coecottege Cedar Rapids Osk Grove First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church of la Crosse Smith Gale University Galesville Whs Joseph HH. Darlington Philadelphia Joseph G. Darlington Cly Haverford Darlington Union League Pittsburgh Henry K. Nelson Colorado Springs Col

Uncle Sam Owns Pearls From Smuggling Case

In San Francisco Judge De Haren ruled the United States owns $332 000 worth of pearls seized after smuggling across the Mexican border. Cornejo, arrested by customs, released on bond, failed to appear. bond may be forfeited in 30 days. Pearls likely to be sold at auction. a San Francisco jeweler offered about $12 000.

Associated Prean San Francisco Cal A Eislan de Haren Federal District Court United States Black Cornejo San Francisco

Knockout Proves Fatal in St Joseph Boxing Match

Leck Allen, a local prize fighter, died from injuries after a fifth round knockout by Fritz Gutzenberger known as Young Rhodes in a match before the Eagles. Rhodes was arrested and a coroner’s inquest was planned. Allen had been pardoned by Governor Folk for a dynamite jail plot.

Aby Associated “Press St. Joseph Leck Fritz Gutzenberger Young Rhodes St Joseph Eagles Aerle Tony Haller Wiliie McNamara St. Louis Haller Allen Folk Buchanan County

Lessons in Forestry

Madison March 18 Special to The Northwestern the park board plans timber land purchases in northern Wisconsin for park purposes If approved owners will receive practical forestry lessons The aim is not to improve the tracts but to protect forest growth and leave the land as nearly wild as possible.

Madison Wis Regislatore Park Board

British premier shows slight improvement after illness

London dispatch reports Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s condition improving with strength slightly up and no deterioration noted. The bulletin states he passed a more comfortable day with chief symptoms not worse.

Akeocizied Prees London Ss- Su Sir Henry Campbel Lars Sir Henry

Home Remedy For Stove Blacking Removal

Instructional snippet advises dipping hands in warm water and vigorously rubbing with baking soda to remove stove blacking. After rubbing, wash hands in warm water to make the stain disappear, noting even stubborn grime is removed.

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