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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
12
Indianapolis reports Jack Morgan delivered a technical knockout to Farmer in the tenth round. Farmer collapsed after exchange and was taken to a hospital in a conscious but seriously injured condition. Referee and promoter detained as investigations begin into the ring incident.
Fragmentary report notes the Duke of Abruzzi meeting with Klar in Naples. Text references a 38 tally and a possible travel or ceremonial context with West Virginia and Letitia mentioned in partial phrases.
Pittsfield Massachusetts May 13 1923 Associated Press reports a forenoon session on Church and Industrial Relations debating the general topic and speakers addressing lay and clerical concerns about labor and faith roles in society.
Allen Gara, governor of Lanao, is dead from Dolor moros inflicted wounds after eight operations. He had gone to the Philippines in 1901 as a school teacher, nominated by Yale, and was born in Maryland. his father William Gara is in business in New York.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a feature on mothers entertaining boys in parlors, with a tone of defense or moral commentary. Mentions Fleming and a deceased wound, suggesting a contemporary societal anecdote. Names and context are unclear due to garbled text.
New York report notes Travis wins the chief cup for the fourth year, defeating Chadwi in the Garden City tournament. The piece highlights golfer Malew finishing fourth and mentions Prophiy Wii in coverage.
The Midland club final shows Sawyer defeating Travis in a 36 hole match with a wide 9 up lead at Garden City and Deal or Tollis? ro. The old saying courses for horses appears apt as Deal or Toll or Taltusrol cannot slow the champion.
The description highlights a skilled golfer noted for his precise control and aggressive style. It mentions his energy on approach shots and a rare but necessary unconventional stroke used in tough lies.
A Welch special from Associated Press reports John Gibson, a Black man, was struck fatally by a posse after an attempted assault on a child. The assailant allegedly beat the child's mother with a blackjack, leaving her unable to recover.
Second Lieutenant Arthur R. Enhernbeck of the Field Artillery Corps is missing from his post in Mindanao Philippines. He departed Pintar alone a month ago and has not been heard from since. Authorities fear he may be dead.
Reports depict ongoing investigation into a farmhouse blaze that killed four bodies and may reveal identities of men linked to a broader missing-person inquiry. Coroner Mack releases findings on Helvelein and Jennie Olsen cadavers with authorities pursuing clues about Ole Budsberg and others connected to the case.
Officials from Laporte banks and the Farmers State Bank of Ida Wisconsin plan to compile all transactions involving Mrs. Gunness. They seek detailed records of money paid out or received to aid prosecutors in the case. Ray Lamphere's statement to a Laporte pastor is noted as investigators weigh new leads. Fellow rumor of a potential victim surfaces as others doubt the widow’s schemes.
Associated Press report from San Francisco May 1 states mineralogist Lewis Aubury has gone to Washington with detailed evidence accusing land frauds in California affecting mineral lands on a scale of about 3,000,000 acres. He plans talks with President Roosevelt and Interior Secretary Garfield to push investigations and prosecutions.
Prisoners burst through the guard room wall with a bomb in a government jail. Twenty nine fugitives died from the blast or wounds. Of the twenty eight wounded, eleven are in serious condition. The incident occurred yesterday in Prees Ikaterinosiay.
Harry Fe Brinkerhoff, three year old son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Brinkerhoff, died of diphtheria after a ten day illness. He was privately buried in Allenville cemetery. The note about champagne versus cider appears as a separate remark.
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