02 May 1910
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
1
A Milwaukee man was killed when his car struck a pedestrian near Third and Cherry streets. Witnesses describe a sudden crash as the automobile passed, with the victim found prone on the street. Police are investigating the incident and identifying the deceased as a local resident.
Mrs Ruth Linea to marry Reginald Sithan Qaen in a private Lincoln ceremony. The groom's family and close friends will attend at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Beran. William J. Jim Jr. cannot attend due to being in Tucson, Arizona.
Appleton police sent two telegrams to International Falls Minnesota asking for information about Lilian Neuman of Appleton and Sylvia Grimes of Nelsonville Ohio who were reportedly kidnapped and possibly taken toward International Falls or Canada. Duluth and St Paul reports say the girls may have left those cities. Locals fear they are held captive near the border or have crossed into Canada with detectives involved at Superior earlier in the week.
Preparations for a large blast at the Union Lime and Hamilton plant in Fond du Lac Wisconsin are nearly complete for 2 PM Tuesday. Officials report 49000 to 54303 cubic yards of stone will be released by an electric switch after dynamite charges were placed this morning.
Associated Press reports at Charlestown Navy Yard a display of four vessels the largest number of frigates seen, including ships from old frigates to modern submarines. Notable vessels listed include the Waha receiving ship, the first winter squadron pride, and battleships Mfismari and Vimy.
In Montgomery on May 2, voters began the Democratic primary with the state ticket at stake. Candidates for US senator to succeed John C. Baldridge and for governor on the prohibition issue compete as Emmett Beers supports local option while H. S. D. Biatury stands for repeal.
William R Hearst files libel suits against The New York Times The Eagle and the Associated Press seeking damages totaling 8880000 over coverage of Mayor Gaynor's remarks accusing forgery and falsification of a public document. The Times and AP deny wrongdoing and defend their reporting as fair news coverage of a major address.
The article reports on Sir Charley Melera leading a controversial wedding service in Teergay aimed at reforming marriage norms. It describes a vow about enduring love and wealth endowment, and notes Mrs. Charles asserts the ceremony involves the state of mind and authority of both spouses.
The report notes a five bird group selling for 27.50 in 193. Pegsy, the standout, scores 37 of 100 and valued at 310,000 after a 2509 bid refusal. Progeny bring 7500, with Pegsy exhibited worldwide, owner paid 44 to 00 weekly, accompanied by a dedicated attendant and a diamond leg band.
Special grand jury in Cook County convenes to hear bribery allegations linked to the Lorimer case and the Chicago & Western Indiana railway scandal. State’s Attorney Warman may present evidence on indictments while Fetzer charges of bribery and corruption of public officials are noted in court.
Peary arrived today to accept a gold medal from a respected society and to thank supporters before sailing to Europe for several weeks. The event marked a notable honor as plans for his upcoming voyage were announced.
A garbled excerpt describes mixed fruit cocktail serving with chilled drinks and a dinner, mentioning bottles, garnishes, and a plan to prepare several drinks. It references splitting servings, adding sugar, herbs, and spice, and arranging ingredients in six sections for a vermouth inspired preparation.
The article notes the burial ground of General Edward Braddock near Fort Duquesne is preserved after his 1755 death. Fayette County citizens bought the 23 acre tract near the national pike and plan to dedicate it as a national park this summer, with ambassador James Brice attending.
In New York the defense argues no unlawful over certification of funds at the Mercantile National Bank by F Augustus Heinze while he served as president. Judge Hough limits government evidence on United Copper pools to those with direct Heinze connection and after May June 1907, signaling a setback for prosecutors.
A Japanese spy who was caught sketching Ly TC near the harbor fortifications at Horekons was sentenced today to life imprisonment. The incident occurred at the harbor entrance and involved detailed reconnaissance of fort facilities.
A large coal brewery in the city center was destroyed by fire today causing estimated losses of 370,600. Firefighters battled the blaze as smoke blanketed downtown and authorities investigated the cause.
The piece contrasts urban crowding and a utopian shift away from city life with a Swiss honey example. It notes Swiss beekeeping yields about 151 million pounds annually, priced around 25 cents per pound, supporting a $2.5 million annual value. The author muses on transportation, production, and rural abundance as antidotes to urban ills.
Marietta Ohio May 2 An elephant attacked and killed Samuel Mow comers a mutual trainer and left William Evans injured. Evans sought refuge on a wagon as the beast charged. Both victims were residents of Lunaville Ohio.
The AP reports a tornado near Emporia Kansas destroying small homes with no fatalities. Severe hail and rain hit Missouri eastern Kansas and Oklahoma causing power and telephone outages. A Wichita downpour with a 44 mile wind accompanies the rain while Denver and North Platte see snow and freezing temps.
President Taft spent Founders Day at Carnegie Institute and attended a Pirates Cubs game at Forbes Field. He told Carnegie College women they would play an important national role whether they vote or not, and enjoyed a strenuous schedule including a luncheon at the University Club.
An essay-like meditation questions the allure of shopping for value in department stores, asking how many women chase “something for nothing” and whether frugality signals shrewd impulse or mere craving. It critiques consumer culture and the role of women in the mass advertising era.
Local page snippet cites Ran Ries and a bar length controversy. The fragment mentions measurements and a potential ruling affecting the venue, with few detail terms readable.
Kansas City report on the Hyde murder trial notes Prosecutor Conkling expects the state’s remaining witnesses Dr Ludwig Hektoen Dr James Dr Victor Vaughn and Mrs Loran Swope to testify as defense cross examines Hektoen over cyanide evidence and viscera handling Judge Uatshaw upholds a state objection while Walsh questions expert methods and book guidance in a tense session.
Fragmentary report describes homesteaders near Bismarck North Dakota locating a claim spot along the Cheyenne and Rock reserves. A man named W. J Engie of Apotte Nebraska disqualified himself in a prior homestead case, while Bowdry and Lee appear in incomplete accounts.
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