09 May 1910
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1910
Page
1
Kansas lab results cited by state experts show traces of cyanide in material from the Swope case. Defense argues the toxin results are flawed amid testimony about embalming fluids and natural body chemistry.
Patrols and officers respond to a large strike at Westfield today. A union action with hundreds of workers disrupted operations near a shipyard and guards were deployed to locate the person responsible for a gunshot incident.
A massive blast at the General Explosives warehouse near Hull Ottawa on Sunday night shattered windows across Hull and Ottawa. Dozens dead or injured, including a couple at a nearby table, as debris and fire spread. government buildings suffered window damage and residents fled to open areas.
The Northwestern newspaper announces receipt of the complete Associated Press leased wire service. Readers are advised to see inside pages for important late dispatches and specials.
Crowds line St James's Palace as King George is proclaimed. Royal procession, guards, and heralds march from Marlborough House to Charing Cross. banners drape the streets. gun salutes and "God Save the King" echo as officials read the accession proclamation.
Illinois grand jury resumes sessions focusing on bribery allegations linked to legislator Lorimer. State’s attorney Warman reports Democratic reps Beckmétter Link and others tied to the inquiry as witnesses, amid continued scrutiny of legislative corruption in Springfield.
An unclear fragment references King Edward's funeral and a statement about peace. The legible parts mention a parish, a person named Gaara, and a shattered sentence about the event, leaving the exact details obscured.
Fr Roosevelt for Berlin on a special train this morning. He was in good spirits and joked with aides. A note of huskiness in his voice suggested a tired day but he appeared well.
A Northwestern railroad brakeman was killed by a freight train at Wood this morning and was pronounced dead at the scene. He was a popular worker and regarded for potential promotion.
George Brumberg, prominent Milwaukee publisher of German newspapers, dies suddenly after a storm. He led The Milwaukee Journal Der Wauekee Heron and other papers. Survived by a widow, four sons and three daughters.
A McAlesi Ok May Shims merchant shot and killed a burglar who authorities say was a suspected accomplice of a Fosherar. The incident occurred early after the burglar allegedly entered the shop and tried to flee, with the merchant claiming self defense.
Incomplete notes indicate a Wisconsin episode where Senator Robert M. La Follette’s manager is described as active and involved with ongoing tasks. The fragment suggests campaign or political coordination but provides no clear actions or dates.
Fragmentary text mentions General Grant and St Louis with references to Sedalia and a purchase. Details are unclear. no coherent event or dates emerge.
A large portion of banking equipment from The National Bank was moved yesterday from the old building on Main Street to a former Geren Bank location. The transfer occurred as the enterprise continues its operations at the new Main Street site amid ongoing business activity.
A local observance on Mother's Day saw Ashroail pastors and city churches unite in tribute to mothers. White carnation wearers and sermons on motherhood highlighted civic and fraternal participation as Rev. Stair and Rev. Greenwood delivered messages of devotion and virtue.
President Taft delivers a special message to Congress outlining the need for congressional oversight of executive actions. He argues for investigations into fraud within the executive branch, calls for Treasury and related agencies to assist probes, and urges reforms to prevent future malfeasance while protecting legitimate executive functions.
The National Association of Retail Grocers opened a four day meeting in Representatives' hall at the state house, Springfield, this morning. The session gathers grocers from across the region to discuss policy and industry issues.
London reports President Roosevelt will arrive in May for a funeral. A proposed lecture at Oxford University may be postponed after the funeral arrangements are settled to avoid conflicting with the ceremonies.
The Associated Press reports in Leoteville Kentucky that the May meeting of the National Meat Cutters Association gathers for its sessions. Delegates discuss industry issues and upcoming events as part of the conference.
A general assembly discussion on statewide prohibition surfaced with senators and officials weighing the issue. The record notes talks among key figures and committees as they consider potential measures and public impact.
First Assistant General A C Tius signals 1919 reforms in Washington and New York. The notes discuss inheritance tax plans affecting estates of the late El HL Hes and John H. Reig of New York, with references to state considerations and eligibility.
Markets in Elgin show varied activity with seven cent changes noted amid trading, as prices and pendings shift during the trading day. Associated press brief mentions minor fluctuations across commodities and retail goods in local markets.
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