22 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
1
Voters in Massachusetts cast a large turnout at local polls with RepulsANreening and party candidates receiving support. The scene shows a mix of Republican and Democratic candidates, with counts suggesting strong participation and notable local figures among the ballots cast.
Berlin March 22 reports a Chinese military buildup was foreshadowed in a day interview with Chinese officials. The piece notes genuine military awakening in China as tensions rise and China plans to expand its armed forces.
Fragmentary text discusses a military proposal to mobilize youth and form soldiers. It references prominence of western nations and the need to strengthen armed forces, praising European systems as a model. The language is incomplete and hard to parse.
Fragmentary text describes mobs beating individuals mistaken for Americans labeled as E F wis and others. Mentions President Ram Gonzales Valencia issuing an official action regarding American Minister Northcott and a transport surcharge on all Americans for interior finance.
Special to The Fort Washington notes Representative Morseingrafted a provision to appropriate 325,000 annually for the education and maintenance of the Pottawatomie in his district. This marks their first such funding, though a pending federal claim of 500,990 has long prevented resolution. Morse expects the claim may be taken to court eventually.
Special to the Northwest, Neenah Wis March 9 Mayors attend the funeral of William Fi held at 2 PM from the Methodist Church. Attendees include AL Cook George Hergstrom Charles Sebelt Insiay Altahs Jan Amenanko and Thomas Higgins. Guests arrived from Timber Arcents Bir and others. A 25th anniversary celebration followed with speeches by El Madsen Rev Hap and J Jensen. Notables present include Rev H K Madsen of Chicago J P Jenson of Whosgan and others from Fond du Lac and Ye EUT.
Reports indicate United States Senator John W. Daniel remains critically ill after repeated seizures. Despite a slight pulse increase, doctors warn of serious overall prognosis as voluntary movements and limb control show deterioration.
A rock fell at a dam construction site yesterday afternoon, killing three men identified as J Mackay and John Workmen. The incident occurred at White Rock, as reports from Associated Press describe the fatal accident.
Glavis former deputy of the general land office testified before Special Commissioner Willa J. Rees in Washington about land claim affidavits and alleged development company plans. Jones of Wallace Idaho, and others testified that White denied such understandings. The proceedings critique Cunningham claims and expose journal and book handling by oral testimonies amid political attacks in February 1908.
A large Fond du Lac crowd attended a Monday campaign meeting led by Attorney I A Williams. Speakers questioned the water works deal, urged a vote, and debated contract terms with the common council, highlighting concerns over adequacy and governance.
The Roosevelt party including Colonel Roosevelt Kermit and Bimbashi Teal toured Thebes Egypt visiting the tombs of the kings and the queen’s valley. Arthur P. Weigall assisted as antiquities inspector general. They returned to Luxor midafternoon praising the sights despite not finding the famed 180 figures.
Senator Clapp denounces a new administration bill describing parts as revolutionary especially the court of commerce. The Senate debates focus on the bill's attorneys general drafted provisions and the naval appropriation bill, with tentative totals around $2.7 million and adjustments for fleet upgrades. The military academy funding stands at about $1.86 million and is approved.
Menasha Wisconsin March jury returned a verdict in the case of the Meath of the Pre obi. The jury found the defendant guilty of murder as charged. The trial saw testimony detailing the alleged act and the jury’s conclusion that the chill was caused by a hand or person to the murder with intent. The court officials signed the verdict as the proceeding closed.
An unknown assailant gunned a man at a West New York cafe. Police report little detail on shooter or motive. The incident remains under investigation with the street as the apparent scene of the shooting.
Across Washington D C Representative Palmer denounces the administration as bound to party interests. He labels Roosevelt the greatest insurgent and warns Republicans of backlash if Taft patronage paradoxes arise. The speech touches on Pinchot postal savings banks and federal corporations.
A starch chemical laboratory in Chicago burned after an examination of a push paper outside the building. Firemen kept flames from approaching neighboring property. The building loss was estimated at $10,000 and one fan was injured.
Stephen Austin Gillette, a self professed drug store bandit, admitted to a string of robberies in and around Pittsburgh. He received a sentence of two to ten years for one offense and five points were noted in connection with other admissions.
Edward Ende and Ther Hb were sentenced to three years each in the federal penitentiary and one year respectively for evading the manufacture and sale of marine marzarine. The defendants were fined 8500 and 2400, respectively.
Mrs Kuestermann and Miss Kuestermann join Representative Kuestermann in Washington to stay for the remainder of the session. The report notes their visiting presence during the congressional gathering.
Fragile OCR reveals a 19th century will from Welpit Welpitstown noting Jacob Hess of Be Uit Aml and naming Hess's wife An as sole heir. The document grants the wife control of all property including land and cows with discretion to share with children, and mentions a preliminary signing years before Mrs Hess’s possession.
Reports say Gifford Pinchot former chief forester sailed from New York aboard the President Clint to meet Theodore Roosevelt overseas. The voyage, linked to Roosevelt’s message, is seen as significant by Progressive Republicans and could affect current administration relations.
Anedal to The Northwestern reports Kennedy Carl Roewekautp and daughter from Oshkosh visiting Washington for a few days en route to New York. They plan a three month trip to Europe aboard the Koenig Albert. The party attended Capitol sights including the Senate and House sessions and will meet President Taft.
Note: unreadable OCR fragment mentions imprisonment at Leavenworth and a federal case. Names and details are garbled, but reference to a prison sentence and a federal proceeding are present.
In a city firm, employees receive a discretionary cash share based on a percentage of their wages from the past year as recognition of faithful service. The plan, announced yesterday, aims to reward long-tenured staff across departments.
Big break in the strike as masons announce return to work while dynamiters are arrested on conspiracy charges after a street car incident in Philadelphia. Detectives report armed halls and threats, with bail set at 1000 dollars each. Statewide strike talk grows as authorities study sentiment in Wilkes-Barre.
The federal arbitration board grants a three cent per hour raise for switchmen and a percentage increase for switch tenders and tower crews on several railways retroactive to February 1, 190, covering lines including Chicago Western lines and Lake Shore routes. The decision cites higher living costs. pay for assistant yard masters was not raised.
Several Oshkosh boxers battled in Berlin evening bouts. Joe Li Marche knocked out Bill Frazier of Milwaukee in the third round of a six round bout. Hayes of this city stopped Chick Hudson of Jareen Kay in the fourth. Cenery beat Kid Werk of this city in the same preliminaries. Sul livan of Ripan refereed. Marche was slated to meet Sailor Kelley of Milwaukee in Berlin in two weeks.
Residents gathered at the Roethlisbergs residence north of town to honor their diamond wedding anniversary. Mrs Roethlisberger noted as the couple’s youngest daughter contributed to the festivity as neighbors and family offered best wishes.
In Tiutier Pennsylvania a Revelfre Freeman of the Tatheran church swears warrants for six ministers on charges of criminal libel. Freeman says the ministers’ group meeting in February passed a resolution accusing a candidate of accepting a barrel of beer to sway votes. Freeman identifies himself as the candidate referenced.
The forecast calls for cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday across Wisconsin. Regions like Rives and Sere expect lower temperatures with a generally unsettled sky and light winds.
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