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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

2

Convention at Neenah Plans and Proceedings

A Neenah convention of the True Presbyterian church discusses extensive preparations, entertainment, and expected speakers. City sewer upgrades are approved, while Port Washington and Milwaukee teams threaten to challenge, with a Portage tournament slated for April 2–4 moderated by Company F.

B.C Unieefty Vehonditee Grota Gomt Hey. Blaekint Mileeloe Dervelde Altus Kate Averith Dluird Port Washington Red Havens Milwaukee Neenah and Mennaaslut Lon Chaned Albright Company I Company F of Portage Inv Ganteffy

Norway's New Cabinet Formed by King Haakon

The Oslo report states King Haakon has approved a new cabinet led by Gunnar Knudsen as premier and finance minister with Christophersen as foreign affairs minister and Seig in charge of public worship. Other ministers include Th Jen labor, Castberg justice, Fospvaes agriculture, Heftée national defense, and Abriluamsen, Knudson, Castberg, plus Christophersen as coalition radicals. A former ministry resigned after Parliament favored coalition support. A concluding note mentions a personal line about love.

Chrisiania Haakon Gunnar Knudsen M. Christophersen M. Seig M. Th« Jen Judge Abrahamson M. Castberg Justice M. Fospvaes Agriculture M. Heftée National Defen Messrs

Hummel Is Freed From Prison and May Go Abroad

Abraham H Hummel, the lawyer tied to the Dodge horse divorce case, was released after a good behavior reduction to about ten months. He left on the workhouse boat, then took a special river trip, with plans to sail to Europe soon. His health has been poor in prison, and the Europe trip is hoped to restore it.

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Bank of England cuts discount rate to three per cent

London reports the Bank of England reduced its discount rate from three and a half to three percent. The move boosted price activity with consols rising about half a point and American shares gaining after the reduction, seen as aiding a revival in New York. The fifth rate cut this year leaves bullion stock near £40,000,000 though questions linger about its justification amid weak continental exchanges and upcoming shipments to Paris.

Associated Press London Bank of England New York Cattia Andus Paris

posed as mine owner arrested in San Francisco

The man arrested on warrants for jewelry theft is identified as J. E. Boeck, formerly known as J. Edward Burke, a New York jewel thief linked to $165,000 in pearls and luces. He had been living in Nevada for a year and claimed wealth from a mine venture with Reno and Goldfield associate Seamans. He traveled with Seamans, staying in hotel rooms, while Seamans reported jewelry losses to police.

Associated. Press San Francisco Cal J. Edward Burke New York J. E. Boeck Nevada J. H. Senmanes Reno and Goldfield Seahiains Seamans

Reno Case Ties Jewelry to Husband and Pawnshop

In Reno, Seamans let Boeck access a safe deposit box claiming a deposit. Jewelry worth 20000 dollars reportedly missing from the box was linked to Seamans wife. Detectives found 32000 dollars in pawn tickets on Boeck and tied the jewelry to a local pawnshop. Boeck says he will travel to New York to face charges without extradition papers.

Reno Seamans Boeck Burke New York

Flora Leverne MacKinnon to Wed Henry E Paine of Cleveland

Announcement from Mr and Mrs D T MacKinnon of Menasha Wis reveals the engagement of their daughter Flora Leverne MacKinnon to Henry E Paine of Cleveland Ohio. Paine an electrical engineer and wedding planned for next summer. Elks from Oshkosh Appleton Kaukauna attend Menasha event. Death notice for James H Rhodes at St Augustine Fla referenced.

Northwestern Menasha Wis Air D.T Paine Canfield Menasha Public Library Menasha Ladies’ Study Club Elks Oshkosh Appleton Kaukauna Afenasha Menasha Elks Focal Iidge Appleton and Wiliam Johnson Will of Mary Hyland Iron Mountain Mich

Beware of the flies at Consumers' League meeting

The Consumers' League food investigation committee heard doctors warn that flies spread typhoid and other diseases. Dr Huber and Dr Jackson described flies carrying bacteria on their legs and distributing infection to milk and food, noting typhoid peaks in autumn.

Associated Press New York Food Investigation Committee Consumers’ League John B. Huber Jackson Huber

Bomb threat mars Czar life attempt in Petersburg palace

An Associated Press report notes a suspect's link to a plot against the czar at the Alexander Palace in Petersburg. The article, from Chicago dated March 18, describes recent developments including the identification of a suspect tied to the attempted murder and mentions a London or Wishineytoly connection, with details fading in the fragment.

Associated Press Chicago Ifeczat Lwe & Bond Arskue

Bomb near palace kills three children in failed attack

A bomb thrown by a man resembling Zieso exploded short of its mark within twenty yards of the palace, killing three children. Police trace the suspected bomber to New York and then Chicago, where Ziteso is said to have lived at 416 Austin Avenue and was arrested. The suspect, unable to speak, offered no usable testimony in Russian.

Zieso New York Chicago Austin Avenue Ziteso Althou Kelp

Women’s souls in hats at millinery convention

Hil reports on the National Milliners convention at the Masonic temple. President Mimi, leading the association, discusses the psychology behind headwear choices as the meeting continues today and tomorrow.

Associated Press Hil National Millinera” Agene Masonic Temple Aime Mimi Hunt

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