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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
11
Fragmented report covers multiple events from a Wisconsin area meet to baseball and boxing notes. It mentions athletes like Conklin and Van Hotke, coaching figures, and local club actions, but the text is garbled with many incomplete phrases and misread names.
Milwaukee Wisconsin March 24 News special from Ashnad sagas Albert Diarca and Mrs Aimtin eloped. They were arrested and held in the county jail. Mrs Aimtin arrived with two small children Marta and another child, then left with Diarca's grown son who helped in the beating incident. Authorities expect them to return.
A court decree declares that marriages or divorces performed within lawful boundaries may be forbidden by state law when conducted by residents in another state. The ruling could affect many existing marriages and divorces since the decree applies to cross state acts.
A report describes a personal crisis with Marie Michael aged forty one involved in a morning incident. An attempted killing or self-harm attempt near an unnamed location left others distressed. authorities or witnesses note confusion and a potential recovery of the injured party.
A fragmented coastal notice discusses regnal matters and financial moves related to the United Kingdom. The text references Portlaud and a March timing, with unclear details on shipments, markets, or authorities. The readable portions imply economic or regulatory context without concrete outcomes.
Fragmentary essay reflects on military service and national duty. It references guard roles, jury duty avoidance, and the idea of a citizen militia as essential to national strength. The piece critiques civilian attitudes toward military obligation and patriotism.
The Northwestern reports the fourth annual Wisconsin High School basketball tournament will be held at Alexander Gymnasium, Lawrence University, Appleton. Ten teams from across the state compete April 2 to 4 for the state title, with plans for a trophy cup and medals.
Madison March 24 A chaotic note on primaries cites vague provisions for Taft and La Follette delegates in the Fourth district and statewide. It details petition filings at the Milwaukee county clerk and secretary of state offices and lists candidates for national convention delegates and district seats.
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway receivers seek authority to issue 600 thousand dollars in ree ervers' certificates to complete the Wisconsin division. Judge will hear the matter next week. Bondholders' committee reports deposits of securities covering over six million of ten million. receivers say the company affairs are ready for court action.
Wilson Milter and David Johnson owners of a large billiard hall were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Webber on charges of selling lottery tickets. The pair, well known in Racine and Milwaukee for business prominence, created a stir as the news spread.
Madrid reports that Premier P denies the prior claim that Prince Kinlyesht Kint hag met with Al Talese to discuss a Spanish entente. The denial contradicts last week’s news and leaves the motive unclear.
Marshfield Wisconsin March 24 William Moll president of the William Moll Hardware company died at his home on West Seventh Street from a complication of stomach and hernia troubles He was the oldest hardware merchant in the area valued for honesty and financial reliability His death followed a two month illness He leaves his wife two sons William and Frank and a daughter Mrs Cascade stated burial will be in Cascade Sheboygan County where he was elected to the assembly in 1876
The note records the close of school in June with graduates including Amelia Linby Mabel Keeney Peterson Ruth Yo Emma Geralds Messia Halbert and Amelia Stangeir. Valedictorian Eloise Quimby will deliver the salutatory address as students prepare to graduate and bid farewell.
Bay City Michigan reports show Michigan's annual lumber production in 1907 at 1.74 billion feet, down ten percent from 1906 figures and forecast to fall thirty percent from 1906 in 1908. Foreseeable forest depletion within thirty years prompts calls for extensive reforestation.
The Senate adjourned for the fifth time this session after learning of the death of Senator William James Bryan of Florida. Senator Clay of Georgia announced the death in the absence of Senator Tannehill who left Washington for Jacksonville to assist with the body. Bryan, nicknamed the "baby" of the Senate, was a noted figure amid a season marked by multiple losses to the body.
A News special from Milwaukee reports that the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric line between Milwaukee and Chicago will be abandoned for the year due to insufficient funds. Receivers have cut salaries and plan cheaper staffing, with service reduced from half hourly to hourly for the remainder of the season.
One passenger aboard the steamer Urmston Grange from Buenos Aires has been taken into custody on charges of complicity in an attempt on the life of Dr. Alcorta president of Argentina. A second man suspected in the connection escaped to Fortiugat.
Ad claims Beecham's Pills relieve sleeplessness caused by indigestion worry or nervous strain. Promises sound sleep when taken at retiring with regular use. Notes pills priced 10c and 25c per box and available at all stores.
The article argues that a unified system ties more than thirty thousand telephones on connecting company lines to the Wisconsin Telephone Company. Small providers gain toll-line access while Wisconsin gains local service in towns, expanding long distance facilities for patrons and enhancing overall value.
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