18 May 1910
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
1
MadisonWisconsin May 28 morning reports professor SeemaL at Yerkes Observatory says the comet will pass Earth possibly tonight or tomorrow. observers in the Pacific may glimpse a faint halo as the tail and coma brighten slightly. Astronomers warn the event remains subtle amid atmospheric and optical limits.
Fragmentary text cites a promise of influence by Chile and mentions involvement of Argentina and Ecuador. No clear event, date, or names beyond generic regional actors.
In a tight district contest Wes Fannie Fort Atkinson leads, with early indicators showing strong support for the Fort Atkinson candidate as votes count proceeds. The race centers on local leadership and district priorities.
A midnight blaze in Carleton Place Ontario leveled an entire block in the town center. High winds fanned the flames, destroying about thirty homes and causing losses estimated at $200,000.
President Taft rejects a charge of making false statements. The aide says the president asserted he had no role in certain actions and denies any wrongdoing. The White House response frames the matter as a misinterpretation of events.
A report notes changes to a sentence involving Representative Chapman of Minnesota aged entries. Details are unclear in the fragment, but the notice references Taft and a date of June 3.
A terse notice reports Pullmah initiating hostilities while Ling of a injunction seeks to block action, detailing a legal clash over ongoing conflict and jurisdiction as of press time.
A fragmented AP report notes the arrival of Canadian pulp in the region, referencing a shipment described as mostly pulp and paper stock. The text is damaged and contains unreadable segments.
The Roosevelts association accepts an invitation to be the guests at a luncheon on June 2. The event will feature remarks and a social gathering with attendees from local organizations.
Eau Claire Wisconsin March 18 special to The Northwestern E F Nash of the Omaha road has been appointed resistant to Vice President Gardner of the Northwestern lines at Chicago.
A brief report describes a drowning scene and notes five victims being identified. Eyewitnesses and responders assisted at the route and shore as officials investigated the incident.
Avertia reports potential strike action by workers. Railway and port authorities prepare contingencies as discussions remain inconclusive. Sources indicate a pending walkout may affect freight operations and shipping schedules in New York and surrounding areas.
Lawler testifies as hearings continue on a bill backing a 600,000 iron and steel project in South Chicago. Lawmakers expect testimony to spill over beyond this session with hearings to resume tomorrow as Republican leaders fight internal splits and party shifts loom.
Fragmentary report describes a police presence at a bier with a crowd awaiting orderly conduct. The text is garbled but suggests a ceremonial or public gathering with police supervision. No clear individuals or organizations can be reliably identified.
Denotes a remembrance event led by Mrs. Fyneste and attendees paying tribute to the founder's memory with a simple ceremony and moment of reflection.
Janesville dispatch reports a prominent La Follette associate collapsed and died in Milwaukee while serving in office. The deceased was known for his long career in politics and influence within the La Follette faction.
A cryptic report from Milwau k May JS in Wisconsin describes a theft of a poor box with a man reacting with weeping and prayer amid the incident. The fragmented OCR text mentions apesval and speedad neerije, reflecting heavy garble.
Su Ee Teal speaks before the national conference on education of truants and dependent children, urging comprehensive reform in the court system and child welfare. The address, delivered this morning, centers on improving supervision and support for delinquent youths.
Ambiguous OCR text notes district offices and a person named Wis. Mar. unclear events suggest a local political update. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are readable from the fragment.
Important late dispatches and specials are centered inside pages for readers. the item announces AP wire coverage and fuller report access beyond the front section.
A village was struck by a fast moving fire that destroyed several structures. Firefighters from nearby towns battled the flames but efforts were hampered by limited water supply. One resident, a woman identified as Tut ay plause, reportedly escaped with injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Milwaukee May 18 special to The Northwestern reports the roller towel condemned by the traveling men of Wisconsin. The group urges replacement with a sturdier option, highlighting its dangers to volunteers and calling for safer substitutes.
Former President Roosevelt arrives in London for Edward VII's funeral and meets with diplomats. Prominent figures include Henry Bullock, Frederick Reid, and Seth Bulllock as U S delegates discuss arrangements with King Frederick of Denmark and British officials.
AWisconsin item from Manitowoc reports the city refused to post a $5,000 bond after Judge Burnell’s injunction in the Manitowoc and Northern Traction case. The court allowed the company to take judgment and dissolve the restraint on raising interurban fares from ten to fifteen cents, while the supreme court considers questions on appeal. The city must post the bond, and the traction company is expected to sue on the original $1,259 bond.
The text notes farmers removing lightning rods from homes and barns in fear of a comet's approach. In the Polish settlement, families will stay home and pray. The funeral of Francis Gillingham is set for Friday at 2 PM from Waller Jackson's Commercial Street home with Rev. Thomas Walker officiating.
Local construction stops as masons strike. Reports say many firms paused work after the strike began, with talks failing and a meeting of manufacturers discussing next steps. Contract work may shift to cement substitutes or different bidders as crews remain idle.
A seventy year old man in Northwestern recounts taking a comet to calm fears of the earth’s sagine special. He believes his mind may be unbalanced after the experience and voices concern over the celestial omen.
Richard Bates, bank examiner, died at Ra Spaulding in Ta Marineti. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but report notes his death and his role as a bank examiner.
A suspect claims he started fires in Mosinee and other areas as investigators examine the case. The May 1 incident is referenced with weather observations and a forecast note for Wisconsin, noting light frost in low lands and partly cloudy skies with warming temperatures later.
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