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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

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Directors in Real Estate Trust Loot Case Arrests Fears Rise

Philadelphia prosecutors press an widening probe into the looted Real Estate Trust. Two directors alleged to have profited up to 750000 by handling securities for promoter Adolph Segal as loans surpassed five million dollars. Hearings, warrants expected, depositors furious over losses and suspected schemes revealed by bank insiders.

Associated Press Philadelphia Bell Adolph Segal Hans Hippie Segal Lange Facta Sall Hipple North Collingood

Hipple tied to bank losses and director doubt

Testimony shows Cash on hand overdrafts reported to the state bank examiner. George Earle Sr, receiver, questioned officers about the company’s true condition. Treasurer North expressed confidence in Hipple and said directors were informed. Hipple’s confession envelope was shown to district attorneys. Three prisoners held for trial with bail renewed.

Whl Presribyteriany Hippie Earle Hipple Segal Hipple Ag Presbyterian General Assembly Board Adolph Tipple Wildcat Segel Robert D. Ghriskey Fire Witners Seral Chriskey State Bank George H. Earle Sr Trust Company North Mr. Earle Spple

National Irrigation Congress Elects Oregon Governor President

The National Irrigation Congress elected Governor Chamberlain of Oregon as president and approved resolutions praising the federal reclamation service and the weather bureau. It endorsed dry farming experiments, supported watershed protection, and urged penalties for interfering with federal irrigation works. It also protested further concessions in Philippine sugar and thanked Boise for hosting delegates.

Boise Ida Chaberlain Oregon National Instigation Congress Committee On Congress National Weather Bureau Federal Agricultural Department Irrigation Congress Federal Forest Service Philippines America Tropics United States Congress Philippine Islands

Married at Nena Special to The Northwestern Neenah

In Neenah on September 6 Rev J P Naarup of Oshkosh and Miss Lena Hanson wed at the Danish Lutheran church on Issabella street in a ceremony with invited guests. The couple will reside in Oshkosh and received many gifts after a reception at the bride’s parents home on Washington street.

Neenah Win J. P. Naarup Oshkosh Issbella Street Lena Hanson Jacob Hanson Washington Street Naarup Lake Winnebago

British Rear Admiral to Entreat Americans Aboard Drake

Gibraltar September 6 Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenburg commander of the British second cruiser squadron prepares to entertain on the flagship Drake as the United States second cruiser squadron led by Rear Admiral Brown arrives from the Far East. The squadron includes West Virginia Colorado Pennsylvania and Maryland. Prince Louis recalls lavish hospitality given to his men in the U S last year and hopes to reciprocate.

Associated Press Gibraltar Prince Louis of Battenburg Drake Brownson United States Far East West Virginia Colorado Pennsylvania Maryland Prince Louis

Quiet in Cuba as Menocal signals peace or terms

Havana on September 6 reports General Menocal saying peace will be arranged or imposed, with public opinion pressuring insurgents toward moderate peace terms offered by veterans to avoid more fighting. Liberal leaders demand more while hostilities continue.

Associated Press Havana Menocal Cuba

Two Black Men Executed in Pittsburgh Jail Yard

Cy Associated Press reports Cornelius Coombs and John Williams, Black men, were executed by hanging in the Pittsburgh jail yard. Williams killed his mother in law Mary Quincey and Coombs fatally struck Lizate Dickerson in McKeesport, both in acts described as atrocious and prompted by jealousy.

Pittsburg Cornelius Coombs John Williams Williams Coombs Willams Mary Quincey Coombe Lizate Dickerson McKeesport

La Follette Silent on Stumping for Davidson Win

Madison dispatch notes Senator La Follette did not comment on whether he would campaign for Davidson. Lieutenant Alfred Rogers declined to discuss the matter. Lenroot congratulated on a large victory and Spooner hailed the win, while La Follette avoided press access at the executive office.

Spooner Madison Wis la Follette Alfred Rogers Davidson Lenroot J. Tenroot Senator Spooner

Agreement on Labels Reached With Meat Packers

Washington Sept 6 after many talks Secretary Wilson and Dr Melvin of the Bureau of Animal Industry with about forty meat packers agreed on labels for meat products. The last conference at the agriculture department led to a plan for labels by October 1 when the Jay Gres into effect. Wilson insisted on stating exactly what the package contained and the packers accepted, though the percentage composition may not be required on cans.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Melvin Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture

Better Times in Russia Boosts Market Boom

St Petersburg reports strong reaction on the bourse after Premier Stolypin's note linking government reforms to stability. Imperial four and fives rose, bank shares and industrial securities led gains, suggesting better times ahead as markets priced in firm government resolve against terror and revolution.

Associated Press St. Petersburg Stolypin Imperial M. Stolypin

Tragedy at Lake Believed Result of Struggle

The bodies of Nellie Diebolt age seventeen and Harry Kelly a glass worker were found after their boat was found empty at Buck Lake during Labor Day holiday. Evidence of a struggle was noted with Diebolt’s nose injured and an eye cut. investigators suspect they were thrown from the boat and drowned.

Associated Press Newark Fent Nellie Diebolt Harry Kelly Gucheye Lake Kelly Buck% Lake

Liverpool Pension Proposals and Arbitration Support

The Liverpool trades union session adopted a pension proposal for those sixty and older funded by taxes on land values. They also backed arbitration treaties and opposed arms expansion and conscription. MPs were urged to push wage legislation and a national minimum wage to shield workers from price rises.

Gongreas Liverpool Associated Preag Breas Great Britain Bor

Royal and Queen Insurance sites bought in San Francisco

The Royal Insurance Company plans a first class modern office building on a 60 by 87 foot site at Vine and Sannome streets after Royal and Queen Insurance losses from a recent fire exceed 6.5 million dollars. The Liverpool based Rosh Trisurancé company bought a 74.5 by 60.5 foot lot on the west side of Sanpome street adjoining its property at the northwest corner of Vine and Sannome streets. The purchase price was 2,500 dollars per front foot, reflecting prevailing values at the time.

Ompany Fann San-Francieco Cal Rosh Trisurancé Company of Liverpool Sis Sanpome Street Cerner Vine and Sannome Streets Royal Insurance Company Royal Queen Insurance Compart Royal and Queen Insurance Companies

International tuberculosis conference opens in The Hague

The Hague September 6 the international conference on tuberculosis opened with a good turnout in the presence of Prince Henry of the Netherlands. French foreign minister M Hourreois was named president of the Anti Tuberculosis association. Mrs Gotrex quotes about a student working through college. Mr Gotrex replies with a remark about Walters and respect for them.

Associated Press The Hague Prince Hénry Netherlands M. Hourreois Anti- Tuberculosis Association

Milwaukee News Brief on Ninth District Nomination

Returns from Wisconsin primaries show Gustav Kuestermann defeating B Minor in Green Bay for the Republican nomination with a narrow majority. Governor Davidson leads La Follette in early statewide returns while Connor runs ahead of Davidson, signaling shifts in party support.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis Milwaukee Daily News Ninth Gustav Kuestermann Green Bay B Minor Kuestermann Merton Aferton Waukesha County Ernest J. Merton Waukesha Revernoy

Vote tallies shift in Warnkee district race and state primary results

The Warnkee district shows a probable defeat for Congressman Minor by about 500 votes as Oconto and other counties swing against him. Babcock leads Mahoney by 300, Morse edges Madden in the Tenth, and Jenkins appears likely to beat Kinney. In the First, Cooper is renominated. Netton dominates the Second. Legislature shifts noted with Stevens losing, La Follette followers displaced, and Weyauwega and Kenosha results highlighted.

Warnkee Minor Oconto County Friends of P. A. Badour Badour Itassi Kuestermann Babcock John M. Netton M. S. Dudgeon Crown Conto Outakamiv Door Kewaunce Marinette Kuester- Math Forest County Madden Morse Ashland County Florence Iron Langside Lincoln Marathon Oneida Price Shawano Taylor Vilas Wood Price County Lincoln County Senate Stevens Winnebago County Senatora Beach Wyle Budnall la Follette Dane Weyauwega Davidson Lenroot Connor McGee Ingalla Beedle Aay Purtell James H. Davidson Conrtesa Minahan Edward E. Browne Wesley Irvine Kenosha Wis Kenosha County Repub-ieans Repubican Committee Stewart Congress Ucket J. J. Cunningham Madison Dane County Aslward Frear Dahl Gibert Purtell Assembly Ernest Nii Warner A. G. Kroncke August Severson Deforest Henry A. Huber Stoughton A. D. Thorarud Vermont John D. Donald Blue Mounds

May Win by One Vote in County Canvass

County canvass to decide whether Fred Badger or W J Cooling won the Republican nomination for clerk of courts. Wolf River precinct shows Badger trailing Cooling by 16 votes after official figures arrive. Thompson reports Badger unofficially up by one vote overall. Wolf River results: Badger 15 Cooling 31. Rhyner carries Wolf River for sheriff and Fridd for state senator.

County Board of Canvassery Fred Badger W. J. Cooling John C. Thompson Wolf River Badger Thompson Cooling Rhyner Fridd

Nelson reports deny serious condition in Batting Nelson case

Kansas City dispatch says a private message claimed Nelson was not gravely ill and had not left for San Francisco as rumored. Chicago relatives at Batting Nelson's home say they have received no info of a serious condition and dismiss reports he is near death. Telegrams to Goldfield about Nelson's status received no reply.

Associated Press Kansas City Nelson Goldfield San Francisco Chicago

Failure at Memphis Opens Doors of Realty Trust Co

Memphis Sept 6 Realty Trust company begins business in the city with assets around 60,000 and liabilities near 50,000. Books reportedly in confusion prevent detailed statement. Capital stock set at 100,000.

Memphis, Tenn the Realty Trust Company

Menasha City Council Advances Walk and Street Plans

The Menasha city council met to approve about half a mile more cement walk and underground utilities on Main street from Tayco to Racine. A sewer from Manitowowoc to De Pere street was discussed, Chute street macadamizing was sent to committee, and water works supplies were bought. A church wedding for Mae Mohr and Ira Clough was reported, with a reception at the bride’s home.

Menasha Wis Wisconsin Tel Tayco Street Tayco Racine Street Maiia Manitowoa de Pere Street Chute Street St. Barry's Church Mae Mohr Ira Clough Manitewor Street Menisha Mr. Clough Menasia Pels McMenzie Afenasha West Wag Eels Clintonville G. I. Prescott Menominee T. D. Phillips Stockbridge Henry Fitegibbons Oshkosh

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