12 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
1
The report describes Seoul's elite and the upheaval as Korea faced a crisis leading to the emperor’s overthrow and Korea’s surrender to Japan. It notes a deputation to The Hague and Japan’s tightening grip, with Marquis Ito avoiding the palace and the imprisoned monarch sensing impending disaster.
In Chicago of September 12 the Amaya Campbell trial for the murder of Dr. Benjamin F. Harris moved through the opening address and jury selection. Prosecutors introduced divorce papers and letters they say show Harris sought extortion from Mrs Campbell, while Campbell wept as witnesses described the shooting at the Stock Exchange building.
The article details courtroom questions to veniremen about possible punishment mitigation. Mrs Harris and Mrs Campbell, deadly enemies, attend. Harris accuses jealousy while Campbell cites ruined home as motive. Depositions and alleged letters surface as parties prepare for further testimony.
Lincoln Neb Sept 12 Governor Sheldon endorses a constitutional amendment to strip federal courts of the power to enjoin state officials from enforcing laws. He cites federal injunction abuse after Judge Usinger blocked a new grain rate schedule. The state railway commission orders completion of delinquencies with penalties for filing errors.
Attorney steps in as sheriff reports Van Vanderbilt, elderly Bronk merchant, deemed incompetent in a Brooklyn proceeding. His daughter Manema Vandesbit petitions. Mr Pepperpereral contests actions, seeking to manage the estate and real property valued at £963. A breach occurs as a presumed guardian faces a court process.
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Milwaukee Daily News reports a shifting plan in Wisconsin politics as Speaker Irvine Lenroot may abandon a bid for the U S Senate. La Follette circles are said to urge Lenroot to run in the Eleventh district against J J Jenkins, a pivot in the senator race and a boost to La Follette’s reform campaign.
The Amalgamated Copper Company plans to suspend operations at its Butte Montana mines for an indefinite period due to weak demand and limited fuel supplies. Industry reports show a drop in refined copper production and a fall in market price, with company officials indicating management will seek to stabilize output amid the downturn.
A local council began an inquiry into alleged misconduct by several city officials. The agenda includes reviewing recent actions by department heads and discussing potential remedies or reforms. No final findings have been released.
Edward G. Phelps a twenty seven year old drug clerk and Riverside Sanatorium patient rushed in front of a street car on Oakland avenue Milwaukee and was instantly killed. The body was mangled and ground to pieces. Dr F C Studley said Phelps suffered a crisis mania and had frequently tried to kill himself before.
Casablanca dispatch reports the allied Franc Spanish army stormed Saddert. The camp was destroyed by bombardment and the defenders fled. One French troop killed and six wounded.
A wartime era wireless note describes the Lusitania final voyage with reports of timing near four a.m. and 11 20 a.m. The message also notes tests and power checks as the liner nears its expected port calls. Readers glimpse delays and adjustments before the ship reaches its destination.
Reports say Philadelphia Rapid Transit faces possible receivership amid stock declines and financing strains. Officials deny danger, citing ample funds and ongoing improvements, while city partnership debates continue with impacts on rail assets and related securities.
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Brief unreadable society notices suggest groups may merge in coming months. fragments reference meetings and local organizers, with limited legible names.
John McKone longtime Winnebago County resident and inkman died suddenly at age sixty six from heart neuralgia after a fall while delivering to a customer. He married Kate OBrien on the thirty first anniversary of their union and leaves his wife three daughters and three sons plus a brother and sister. Funeral plans unnamed with a likely next week schedule.
St Paul reports two masked robbers halted Great Northern Oriental United train No 1 six or seven miles west of Rexford Montana early today. They looted registered mail from sacks and attempted to blow a through safe empty, then fled after firing a parting shot. Reward offered up to 100000 for capture and conviction.
Reports from Vienna describe mob violence in Kishinev and surrounding areas as bands from Odesa and local groups looted homes and killed Jews. The unrest follows rumors of broader disturbances in Romania with soldiers passive until ordered to act.
The Grand Army veterans session covers reports and speeches at the annual gathering. Lider Charles G Bart of Nevada and other officers preside while attendees hear updates on wartime service, organizational actions, and future plans.
The state versus Henry Middlecamp, charged with criminal assault, went to the jury at 2 20 this afternoon after nearly three days of trial in circuit court. Judge Bur nell charged the jury after reconvening. Prosecutor W J Foulkey opened for the state and Earl P Finch defended, with Finch focusing on proving the alibi.
In Winnecon town justice court farmers sue over a horse sale dispute. Parties allege misrepresentation and unpaid balance amid claims of damages for an alleged defective animal and breach of contract. Witnesses include buyers and sellers with varied testimony on the sale agreement and guarantee.
A noisy scene at the state fair led to arrests after a trotting event. Officials described six starts and multiple participants, with details unclear due to damaged text and OCR errors.
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