Notable Figures Highlight Historic Ties Across Nations
A fragmentary note recalls elder states and great leaders across Japan and the United States, praising their enduring influence on international relations and mutual respect between nations.
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern in Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1905
Page
1
Earthquake Ravages Calabria Towns and Cities
Reports detail a massive Calabrian earthquake destroying towns and nearly wiping out a district. Dozens are dead or crushed, with many injured as wells and buildings collapse. Residents flee ruined villages as aftershocks continue and rescue efforts struggle to count the dead.
China congratulates Roosevelt on peace efforts
An Assoc Press dispatch from Sept notes Chinese leaders extend felicitations to President Roosevelt and praise his aims to end hostilities and foster peace. It highlights hopes for stable Manchurian regions, lasting welfare, and continued cordial U.S.-China friendship.
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Assoc Orsier Bar
L. I
China
Roosev
Japan
Messia
Ces
Ching
United States
Auto race crash on Atlantic City beach injures two men
A racing car on the Atlantic City beach course veered off course and crashed while attempting a record run. Two companions were thrown from the vehicle. one suffered a back wound from flying steel while another escaped serious injury. Walter Jones helped Christie yank the car to safety in soft sand.
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Atlantic City Beach
Walter Jones
Mg Christie
Christie
Refrigeration Charges Challenge Jurisdiction
Are nour Car claims ICC has no jurisdiction over its refrigeration charges and refuses status as a common carrier or agent for a railroad, aligning with the Santa Fe Refrigerator dispute. This denial was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission on September 8 in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Brers
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Fair Preparations Underway for Weekend Exhibits
The state fair board of agriculture reports heavy activity at the grounds. Workers have fixed buildings and prepared pens and stalls for hundreds of exhibitors. The horse show and other displays are being readied for the upcoming sessions on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Agriculture
Cholera Outbreak Reported Across German Regions
Berlin reports rising cholera cases with 93 new infections and multiple deaths. Authorities issue constant cautions and placards urging sanitation and isolation as Hamburg and other towns record fresh cases and high fatality rates.
Young man killed by locomotive near Fond du Lac
A 30 year old man died after being struck by a St Paul passenger engine near Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Witnesses recall the whistle warnng was sounded but he did not step back onto the track. The coroner’s inquest will reconvene the following Monday to pursue testimony.
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Fond du Lacl
Sepmer
St. Paul Pasia
Enthus
Ani Mecen
Milwaukee
Isedr
Sax Bir
Bamer
Geach
Hamer
Wellers
Ella
Wolar
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Messie
Eeri
Messmer
Messmere
Justice Waisen
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PFISTER LIBEL SUIT DETAILS
A Northwestern report notes no action will be taken in the libel case against Charles Pfister and associates as Milwaukee defendants await their answer unless unforeseen contingency arises. George Lines of the firm Tee and Quaries states no further steps have been planned. Rosie’s statement about the Free Press is referenced.
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Sperial
Ilsraukee
Charles
Pister
Rosie
George
Geen Perats
Suspect Arrested in Milwaukee Murder Case
Fred Hunter, described as a 21eround from Chicago, was arrested in Milwaukee for the murder of Paul Langen shot at his home during an attempted robbery. Hunter is held on murder and burglary charges with property allegedly found in his possession. He traveled from Milwaukee to Chicago by boat after remaining in the city until Tuesday night.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Fred Hunter
Chicago
Hiv
Paul Langen
Fred H. Peck
Hunter
Langen
Salaries of New York Life Officers Under Scrutiny
Testimony before a Senate committee showed salaries of New York Life Insurance Company officers rising over years, with president John A. McCall reportedly earning 100000 per year. Details covered syndicate profits from bond issues and the company’s indirect gains from war bond subscriptions amid ongoing insurance probes.
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McGaill
Lance
Associated Press
New York Life Insurance Company
Eamuné
Ew Bork Life
Ealerr
Presigen
John A. McCall
Perkins
J. P. Mergen
Drector Ciadin
Xergo
Cormamiti
Evil & Insurance Company
Ten
Gatlin
Insurance
New York Life
Ciefin
New York
Art
C1e
Winner Not to Take All in Britt Nelson Fight
AP reports from San Francisco that after signing of articles three days earlier the Britt Nelson bout will not be winner take all. The agreed split is sixty percent to the winner and forty percent to the loser with no side set at ten thousand dollars. Details from late last night indicate the fighters will share receipts by this formula.
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Xolantsan
Brittard
Tre Demarda
Zeelareof
Nelon
Anaily
Nis
Brite
Siziy-I Clan
Nolan
Associated Press
San Francisco
Chronicle
Veterans hold busy second annual reunion preparations
An opening session of the second annual retrgited Suaish War Veterans gathering opened with delegates aiming to elect officers and decide the next reunion location. The ladies auxiliary met at nine o clock to handle committee reports and officer ballots amid plans for broader congress matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fever cases rise in Natchez and New Orleans prompt notices
Reports from Associated News outline new cases of fever in New Orleans since 6pm and rising totals. Natchez also reports fever cases with deaths increasing to twenty six as authorities note ongoing transmissions.
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New_Orleans
New Orleans
Natchez L
Natchez
Silks Stolen Across Illinois Bars Across Many Towns
A report from Chicago via Allied Press notes a theft of silks worth thousands in the bars and a broad sweep of similar thefts across at least twelve Illinois towns amid recent severe weather. The forecast calls for warmer conditions in the west with variable winds as a period of more settled weather approaches.
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Associated Press
Chicago
EAIR
San Dar
S. Heymsan Co Sarometere
U. S
Corporal Taraer Wins National Encampment Vote
Minneapolis chosen as next year’s national encampment site amid little opposition. James Tanner and Robert B Brown led rival camps. vote tense with canvassing and demonstrations as candidates campaigned across the fronts. Dallas was also noted in the process with others seeking selection.
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James Aad
Yobc
James Tanner
Robert B. Brown
Charles G. Burtop
George Stane
Tan
HEEN
Busi Cemientios
Ohio
Judse C. F. Burton
Missouri
Gene Murrows
Janez Dor
Aévence
Na- Mma
Dion
Conviction Expensive for Former Trustee Behind Bars
A battered clipping notes a former trustee is imprisoned after a conviction tied to misdeeds, with the cost of the case and incarceration highlighted. The piece mentions an appointed trustee and ongoing public interest in the aftermath of the scandal.
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North Weste
Senformer
Tre Compa Eee
Murder Feared In Arizona and Wisconsin Report
A fragment reports a possible murder involving T. A. Grinde and an unnamed Party member from Devis, Ariz. It notes a Piatteville man and a brother resting there, with summer travels by the Gulf of Antenniv. The garbled text references schools and locations but lacks clear details.
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Nott Peste Deville
Wis
T. A. Grinde
Devis, Ariz
Piatteville
Mdel
Gulf of Antenniv Wich
Quiet Tokyo Amid Reports of Disorder
By Associated Press. Tokio reports a quiet night with no serious disorder. However a disturbance occurred at Kahne where the statue of Marquis Ito was dragged from its pedestal and dragged through the streets last night.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Sept
Kahne
Marquis Ito
The Porte Replies On Armenian Naturalization Case
Constantinople has answered minister Leishman’s provost regarding Ghinkis Vertanian an American citizen condemned to death at Stamboul The reply cites Article Four of the naturalization laws stating that Osmanli subjects who become foreign citizens without the Turkish government’s consent are not considered foreigners upon returning to their homeland.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Sept. S
Porta
Miinister
Leishman
Ghinkis Vertanian
Seid
Stamboul
Munter
Pfister sues district leaders over political faction ties
Pfister, Milwaukee banker and newspaper owner, files suit for 500.60 against District Attorney Francis McGovern, Assistant D A Henry Cochems, and D. Goff with others. The complaint says a two year party faction feud in Wisconsin pits Pfister against the named officials in their official capacities.
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Ailiwaukee
Paster
Bexada
Francis McGovern
Henry ¥. Cochems
Specifi Dis- D. Goff
Facticon
Wisin
Pfister
Death notices and funerals reported in local paper
Mrs. Griffith Roberts announces the death of Mrs Mary Stevens Roberts wife of Grinth Roberts former resident here She died Thursday September 7 aged forty nine The funeral will be Sunday at two at William Hughes home Racine NEON funeral coverage notes the late Mrs George Stevenson service at Vine Street residence with Rev George E Farnam and choir The bearers include Fred Bedger H Bartlett John Clements C M Decker J E Williamson H B Cameron Attending from out of town listed among many and includes C Fiss Berlin Fiss family and local clergy The deceased is survived by a wife and five children Mary Attia Gina and Charles R L Fiss Also listed are various relatives and attendees from multiple Wisconsin towns
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Mary Stevens Hoberts
Grinth Roberts
E. Stevens
William Hughes
Racine
George Stevenson
Atate
Vine Street
George E. Farnam
Plsmouth
Fiss
Serlin
Hosan
St Johns
Cosstove
Ripon
Ciltford
Gessieng
C. Fiss
Gaylord
Minn
John Jagoditsch
Frank Jagoditsch
New London
Thomas Gallagher
West de Pere
Edward Kelly
A. Anderson
Menasha
A. Linsky
Neshkoro
Berlin
E. B. Basing
Mote
Addie Basing
W. Griffith
Order of Foresters
Thomas ‘Wood
Eugene’ Thomas
Thomas McElroy
Joseph
Dolliver
Elizabeth Welsh
Thomas Golden
Appleton
de Tensed
F. F. Fiss
Regina Fiss
Charles RL .Fiss
Attia
Mary Fiss
Trail of Grafters at Schuylkill Arsenal Probed
The War Department orders criminal proceedings against Morris Busch, contractor, and Robert Charlton, inspector, for conspiracy to defraud the United States by delivering inferior caps and gauntlets at Schuylkill Arsenal. Secretary Oliver demands contract forfeiture and replacement of inferior goods, with broader depot inspections and stricter bid scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C.C
Morris Busch
Robert Charlton
Spider
Oliver
Davis
Department On Justice
Busch
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
Schuylkill Arsenal
Philadelphia
F. 3. Strong
Artillery Corps
Charlton
Inspector Generals Department
New York
Jeffersonville
Indiana
San Francisco
Searle
Strong
War Department
Washington
FS. Strong
Séhufikill Arsenal
Robert Chariton
F. T. Quinlan
Department of Justice
Agajnst
United States
Mertis Busch
Taggart
Edwin FE
Schuylkiil
Brader
Quarier
Seis
Robert Shaw Oliver
Morris Rusch
Inhom
Schuyhiall Arsenal
Census Finds Cotton Production Surge to 1905
The census office reports cotton growth through September 1, 1905, at 469 500 bales counting roward bales as half bales, compared with 384 921 for the prior period, signaling a substantial rise in production.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Office
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