04 May 1910
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
1
Associated Press wire report notes important despatches and specials to be viewed on inside pages. emphasizes prompt coverage and forthcoming content from the agency.
Report of President Theodore Roosevelt's reception in Christiania with the royal party. King Haakon and Queen Matilde greet Roosevelt as crowds fill the square. Transport arrangements include a red carpet, special trains, and a formal audience with King Frederick and foreign ministers.
The text references talks with candidates and backers, mentions Connor, Backus of Bancroft, and EF Faircbild of Milwaukee, noting refusals to meet and formal candidacy announcements. Context is garbled, but indicates a failed outreach and ongoing campaign activity.
A report from Neenah notes several cows owned south of the city were bitten and killed by a mad dog owned by a Vinland man. Sheriff Bunn warns dog owners of rabies spread and ineffective leather muzzles. A local resident urges restraint and vigilance to prevent further attacks on people and animals.
Former Navy secretary Juha BD Long of Ma declines to attend a Marine Wey meeting set for May 15. The short, unclear notes indicate a defense or maritime context with unclear abbreviations.
A damaged OCR note reports an incident where an individual named Wasbhinwe suffered injuries in a run after a removal and a pass. The incomplete text suggests an approval or passage related to the removal process and a person named Mathie L. Further details are unclear.
An acrobat known as Raschidfund Hindgoo sustains severe burns while performing a new act in New York. He nearly loses his life as flames engulf him. Bystanders pull him toward a fountain where bystanders subdue the fire and save him from further harm.
President Taft addressed a farmers convention in St Louis urging conservative strategy in conservation efforts and deep waterways plans. He stressed economical, quiet progress and warned against pork barrel projects while criticizing labor petitions aimed at boycotts during a Chicago baseball game controversy.
A note from the State Treasury reports controversy as trust companies refuse tax payment for 190% owed, seeking backer support from the attorney general to recover the shortfall around twenty two percent. The dispute centers on tax liabilities and the state’s ability to enforce payment amid legal questions.
In a terse entry the article records MCUMBER applying for a rest estate development grant. The note highlights weak grounds for the investment and references a review by the committee, with no final approval recorded.
Trustees discussed where to hold the next convention, choosing Louisville as the site. The session ended with a banquet last night after the decision.
Fond du Lac police fire officials push strict enforcement of garage code requiring cement floors and Greyroot walls. Council hires an expert to audit three years of city books as part of a broader push to balance the books and ensure compliance with ordinances enacted in September 1998.
The report notes a May 4 Associated Press item about Commander Robert and invited attendees at West Baden Indiana. Local connections include Mrs G W Hellister and Mrs J G Morris hosting gatherings, a German Krueger link, and a public lecture as part of a civic schedule.
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Lora Hyde and Vaughn appear in morning session as defense and prosecution figures. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates questioning of key witnesses and courtroom activity in a Pettis County or related local case.
Fragmentary notice reports Dkvsh fudge No. 25 meeting and discussion of law and procedures. Mentions Pond du Hoc, Box II Sup, and local lodge activities with unclear names and details.
Fragments describe a community event at Driving Park with local officials and residents planning attendance at a weekend festival. Mentions Mayor Veex and Appleton.
An obituary item reports the deaths of several residents including a man aged seventy who died this morning and left a wife three daughters and a son. Funeral services for the late H. Anderson and others are scheduled Friday and Tuesday at local addresses. The piece mentions Arion band involvement and long Oshkosh residence, with fragmented details about survivors and funeral times.
Majors and city officials led ceremonies as Fond du Lac Oshkosh and Appleton opened. Businesses and factories closed for the afternoon while Mayer Shubert accompanied a large party and fans filled streets amid a fevered parade.
The article reports on alleged bribery in Lorimer’s Senate bid with witnesses from Missouri and Illinois, including Representatives Whites Tippett and Shepard. State’s Attorney Wayman expects fifteen lawmakers to testify before a grand jury as efforts to corroborate bribery claims unfold.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the moon and a week’s events, with scattered references to people and locations. It lacks full names, dates, and coherent facts, making a definitive summary difficult. The readable bits suggest a astronomy or meeting context but no clear action or outcome.
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