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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1903

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Adirondack Fires Rage Across Adirondack Woods Across Districts

Fires continue to devastate the Adirondacks with ten miles of forest alight around Colby Pond and St. Regis Lake. Ayres Hotel owner William J. Ayres asks for aid as flames reach near his property. In Pennsylvania, forest fires threaten Greensburg and Blairsville with lines of poles and telegraph wires burned. several structures destroyed and thousands lost in timber posts and coal works.

Pisitsburg Mary Colby Pond Saranac Lake Paulsmith's St. Regis Lake Ayres Hotel Lake Duane Adirondacks Paulsmith’s Mulea William J. Ayres Ayis Hotel Malone Cham Falls William Rockefeller Mersiisville Guchieta Teleraph Company Pennsylvania Greensburg Chestnut Ridge Mountsir Booth & Finn Blairsville Lake Hollows New Florence Evans Lumber Company Sevie Mt Poststay Booth & Flinn Ridgeview Park Millwood Derry Cresson Blandsburg Lloydeville Cambria County Belis Run

Neenah Menasha discuss street charter change

Neenah common council plans a May meeting to discuss replacing the Bepeci charter with a general charter governing street improvements. Aldermen largely favor the change, despite opposition from property owners who protest the carbon precedent of charging abutting owners 12% per foot. Also reports note Elks chartered train to attend a Menasha to Male blowout, Brighton Peach Gun club prepares a tourney, a Germania party at Concordia hall, a injured 12 year old Menasha boy in critical condition after bicycle fall, and plans for Neenah’s annual marshal event at the armory with Military orchestra.

Neenah-Menasha Wis Neenah Church Street Menasha Elks Wisconsin Central Road Elks’ Lodge Elks Wii Cron Twin Cities Probadie Dale Brighton Peach Gun Club Brighton Beach Germania Sociey Menasha Concordia Ainin Street Hsanpual Mar

In Memory of Missionaries Memorial Dedication Held Here

A memorial church service was held to honor thirteen American Board of Foreign Missions missionaries martyred in China in 700. The dedication noted the sacrifice and memory of those missionaries, reflecting on their contributions to overseas mission work.

Tresny Oberiin, O American Board of Tercien Missions China

Jockey Barry Hurts in Race Fall at Mor

A report from New York on May 1 details jockey Barry being badly hurt after a fall from Seminsie in the Ratcherbocker hurl handicap at Mor. The accident prompted medical attention and updates on his condition were awaited.

New York Barry Seminsie Eire Ake Lama

Diamonds Put Up For Auction In Detroit Sale

In Detroit on May 7 1917 581 diamonds seized from DLeouty Burch were sold at public auction on the federal building steps for 14175. Burch was previously convicted of smuggling from Canada and fined 1400 and 200 costs. Diamonds sold in three lots to two local firms.

Associate Detroit Mich W. R. Bates Federal Building Dleouty Burch United States Canada

Roosevelt dedicates Manila victory monument in San Francisco

President Roosevelt dedicates a white granite monument with a bronze Victory statue in Union Square to honor the naval victory at Manila. He is escorted by warships, addresses officials, and emphasizes naval preparedness as ships built since 1865 bolster U.S. power. The trip includes events at Berkeley and Oakland, with plans to lay a cornerstone for a seamen’s club house and a visit to Mare Island before returning to San Francisco.

Associated + Proes San Francisco Cal Mey Union Square Roosevelt Ma~nisla California San Francisco Bay James G. Phelan Schmitz Pacific Creedent Roosevelt United States Manila Congress Merxeman Berkeley University of California Oakland Paul Jones Walie Mare Island Varyard Union League Club Yueensite

Infernal device linked to Cunard line tragedy and trunk find

May 14 report from New York describes a French note claiming destruction of the Naronic after an infernal machine incident. A trunk believed to carry the device was traced from Chicago to New York and then to Washington boulevard, with witnesses linking a man named Ebian and an inventor narrative amid scattered clues.

Associated Press New York Cunard Line Naronic Lebran Chicago Navonic Liverpool Afty-tveen England Merser Limbria Descepion Asport Washington Boulevard Mr. Ebien G. Rosseru Ebian House Bis Ehian Sas Mra Enlan

Russia Needs Watching by Associates Address

In a Southern Colon Spinners association address President George B. Jiles laments Russian influence on cotton trade and rail projects. He criticizes manufacturer manipulation, endorses open door in China, notes Russia’s Manchuria railway push and increasing export of coarse cotton fabrics. He warns of affected American interests.

Prezey Chariots N. C Mer Collen Spinners’ Association George B. Jiles Isthmian Canal China Rasia Manchuria Rusela

Jealous Rival Poison Package Killings Shock Cincinnati

A Memphis jealousy motive is alleged as Mrs Lizzie McCormick was arrested for sending a poisoned whiskey package addressed to Mrs Kate Nobbe of Cincinnati. William Ficker died, others are critically ill, and police linked handwriting on the address card to the Memphis suspect.

Associated Press Cincinnat Ohio William Daly Lews Burbank Adame Kate Nobbe Benjamin Ficker Etl Cincinnati Memphis Lizzie McCormick Nobbe Tenn Hampton Place Pell Beale Street Express Company J. B. Ficker Adame Express Company Louis Burbank William Stevens George Heberle Ficker Burbank Daly

Louis Gbley er Dead Prominent Milwaukee Reporter

Louis Gbley er a renowned Milwaukee newspaper man died after months of illness aged sixty six. He began as a printer then served as a Marine reporter for The Chicago Times and The Evening Wisconsin and was famed across lake shipping circles. Also noted is a Mineral Point obituary for Mrs J Montgomery Smith a lawyer who worked on treaties with Ute and Chippewa during Cleveland administration.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis Louis Gbleyer Breyer Old Chicaxa Times Wisconsin Mineral Point J. Montgomery Smith Cleveland

Exhumation Aims to Determine Cause of Death at Catholic Cemetery

Remains of Agatha Releltin were exhumed north of Elsvia to settle whether a neck injury and head trauma caused death. Doctors reported discolorations on the neck and right wrist and planned neck openings to test for choking, blows, or impaired blood drainage. Coroner French declined to state a definite cause at the postmortem.

Mar UW Agatha Releltin Elsvia French

Madin Former Foreign Minister Dies in Munich

Wy Asescmvied Pressy Mena reports May 4 that Madin, once foreign minister under the Fite Ting government, died of cholera in Munich after an attack earlier today.

Mena Madin Fite Ting Munich Isveare

British Brig Lost Near Norfolk May 14

British brig and crew rescued after arrival at Norfolk with the crew of the brig Bertaa, details unclear due to damaged text. The event notes May 14 and involves Oswald delivering the rescue craft.

Associated Press Norfolk Oswald Ube Friis Bertaa Eet

Banker Convicted on All Twenty-Four Counts

Pittsburg Pa May 14 George White director and vice president of the National Bank of Sith Pennaylvania Hyndreen J. on trial in the Dolled Bluex district court for a week charged with conspiracy to defraud misapply funds and falsify accounts. He was found guilty on twenty four counts. The indictments totaled seventy three counts and the grand jury returns marked the largest ever in the count. Judge Gurfield instructed jurors to ignore the remaining forty nine counts.

Pittsburg George White National Bank of Sith Pennaylvania Hyndreen J's Gehia Gurfiington

Legislature Near Adjournment Set For Friday or Saturday

Madison May 14 The outlook is that the legislature will not leave Madison before Friday or Saturday next week with many bills awaiting action. Senate will decide final adjournment by Friday or Saturday after governors review of measures. A key agenda item is the grain commission bill with final debate tonight.

Epecia Madison Wis Senate Superior Grain Commission Great Northern Railway Company Igbby Assembly Senate Committee On Railroads Bil Wisconsin Grocers’ Assoclaiin Fox Wisconsin Portage State Roehr Office of Insurance Commissioner University

Fortune awaits Stoerh in long missing case

A special from Mani TowecWis reports Milwaukee May 4 that Anton Stoeehr a Manitonar county man who vanished fourteen years ago may claim his mother's estate. County officials seek Stoeehr last heard in La Crosse in 19. The will entitles him to his mother’s property if located.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Manitowec Anton Stoeehr Manitonar County Stochr la Crosse Ism Stochreft

Villain Confesses in Abduction and Assault Case

Re Anointed Frevey Chien and Harold C. Mills are among those named in a hotel window escape as suspects in abduction and assault. Laura Stickier reports a confession linking Mills to a former Guaranies Home Brearity executive. Arraignments adjourned to May 1.

Frevey Chien Atah

Family Row Two Shot Ends in Fatality in Louisville

In Louisville on May 14, John Agsarabal, aged 2 and a half, was shot and killed by Archie Madden, his brother in law. Madden was shot twice by a grocer and remains in critical condition. A marshal had been quarrelling with his wife when Madden tried to intervene.

Louisville, Ky Jonn Agssarabal Ives Archie Maden Madden Arsmarshal

Thousands Await a Word at Denver Strike Talks

In Denver the Citizens Alliance and labor unions consider arbitration terms amid a broad strike threat. About 442,490 union workers, mainly butchers and cooks, face work stoppages. restau rant and bakery closures impact thousands if no agreement is reached today. A general arbitration board proposal is debated as firms resist unilateral contracts.

Ly Associated Preas Denver Gal Mmorniug Ejtlwens Allance General Committee Joint Executive Committee of Organized Labor NGL Citizens’ Alliance Allienee Unione Choos Am Gieventh Labor Unions Great Northern Conference St. Paul Minn Great Northern Trammen F. E. Ward Ritike Ward Torchant D. F. Muller Ths Place Northwestern St Pauli M.tisan Chicago & Northwestern Dakota Central Garretann Newman Potteriiie New Philadelphia Ghaniville Mahanoy Citry Belington W.va Pennsylvania West Virginia Pennsylvania Engineers Pittsburg Jones and Laurhiings l Latrobe

Railroad President Retires from Delaware and Hudson

R Olyphant retires from the presidency of the Delaware and Hudson railroad after nineteen years in office due to age. He is eighty six years old and was a prominent, widely respected leader in railroad circles. He helped steer Pennsylvania state mine disputes toward arbitration, a major achievement in industrial peace.

R. OM. Olyphant Delaware and Hudson Railroad Ben Inder Pennsylvania Ife United Mine Workers

Section Crews Strike Hits Detroit and Southern Extension

Trenton Ohio May 14 reports another strike by section crews on the Detroit and Southern extension work. Men are paid $1.60 a day and demand a 25 cent raise. Miners' Strike Settled at Pana Illinois May 14 as thousand miners are near agreement with only signatures remaining.

Trenton Ohio Detroit Southern Pana. Ti

Clergyman backs passive resistance to education bill

London May 14 A prominent nonconformist pastor Rev J J Campbell announced support for the passive resistance to the education bill at a midday service. He pledged to pay the portion of rates not used for sectarian purposes and warned the collector could seize his clock and chattels for the rest. About 3099 attendees rose in a show of support.

Associated Press London J. J. Campbell Dr. Parker New Education Bhi Campbell Jushin Chamberlain Charberlain

German Squadron Arrives Off French Coast in 1914 Visit

The German squadron commanded by Adr Prince Henry of Prussia arrived off this port today as the northern fleet entered French waters for the first time in years. The force included battleships and cruisers and exchanged gun salutes with French batteries and the Massena flagship. Ariadne's commander visited Massena and Admiral De Courthoulc aboard the German ship. exchanges of visits followed with port officials.

Brrat Mar Prince Henry Prussia Easne Fred Clevent de Courthulc

Usual Custom Says Payne On Rural Free Delivery

Washington May 1. Port Master General Payne states it has always been the practice of the department to secure names of all persons on rural free delivery routes and to determine the feast day accordingly.

Washington, D. C

Bulls Caught On Cotton Market Eases Somewhat

Associated Press reports a volatile early advance in cotton futures with May at 11.41 July 10.98 August 10.27 as shorts cover heavy, easing feverish trading. Sugar prices rise five cents a hundredweight to 4.25 for standard granulated.

Associated Press New York Europe Liverpool Siemen

BODY UNDER THE ENGINE

A passenger train wreck on the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railway near Trot Springs Arkansas leaves one dead and twenty injured, three seriously. In Newark Ohio a Baltimore and Ohio mail train derails near Broomingham, engineer John Mayod killed, fireman missing. three coaches damaged. relief trains dispatches and reports of many injured.

Associated Press Columbus Baltimore and Ohio Broominaburg John Mayod Newark Freman Ireman J. H. Larson Newark Baltimore and Chio Pennsylvania

Century-old Oregon man Joseph Bashaw dies at 114

Associated Press reports Joseph Bashaw, possibly Oregon’s oldest man at 114, found dead in bed. A Frenchman by birth, he served under Napoleon and once drove an ox team to Oregon. The obituary notes his long life and rural Mississippi era memories.

Ore Joseph Bashaw Oregon Mrth Napoleon Orreon Waz

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