Eagles deny Oshkosh misconduct claims after convention
Milwaukee Eagles deny charges of lawlessness and debauchery leveled by Rev Ayers after the Oshkosh convention. Wives and daughters traveling with the group join in the denial and challenge any insult claims against women on Oshkosh streets. Conrad Mann, Milwaukee aerie president, vows no Eagles member acted unlawfully.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ayers
Eagles
Conrad H. Mann
Milwaukee Aerie
Death in Girl's Dare On Track Ends Tragedy in Madison
In Madison Indiana on June 17 a group of youths returning from a singing school urged Charles Dawson and Fred Ochs to stay on a railway track as a train neared. Dawson was killed and Ochs fatally injured while one girl escaped with a torn dress.
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Madison
Ind
Lovett
Charles Dawson
Fred Ochs
Dawson
Ochs
Elmore's Daughter Dies in Grief Over Twin Sister
Miss Mary Elmore daughter of the late Andrew E Elmore known as the sage of Mukwonago died at 54 after grieving the loss of her twin sister a year ago in Mukwonago.
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Sage of
Mukwonago
Green Bay
Wis
Mary Elmore
Andrew E. Elmore
Sage
Three Requisites of Success Named at Wisconsin Commencement
The University of Wisconsin 54th commencement opened with President Charles R. Van Hise delivering The Attainment of Success. He outlined three core qualities punctuality accuracy and reliability essential for graduates.
Reliability Requires Self Disciplined Training
The passage argues reliability is earned through disciplined self training beyond mere punctuality. It requires planning, systematic listing of all tasks, and frequent checking, with no excuses for delays or errors.
Bank cashier in Seymour faces $40,000 defalcation arrest
Thos C Coghill, cashier of the First National Bank of Seymour Wisconsin, is arrested by a federal officer and sent to Milwaukee after an exposure tied to unusual mail receipts. President Dittmar asserts cash remains available. Coghill admits misappropriation and claims funds vanished before he touched them.
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Seymour
Wis
Chicago
Thos. C. Coghill
First National Bank
Milwaukee
Coghill
Dittmar
Two Men Found Dead in Milwaukee River and Lake
The bodies of two men were found yesterday with ages estimated at 30 to 35 and about 45. The river body was seen near the Oneida Street Bridge at 4 30 a m by bridge tender Frank Schneider. the lake body was recovered near the flushing tunnel at 3 p m. Neither man has been identified. The river victim wore a black striped shirt, black trousers and vest with brown hair and no beard. The lake victim wore a dark brown suit and short black overcoat with a light shirt and dark necktie.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Oneida Street Bridge
Flushing Tunnel
Frank Schneider
Omeda Street Bridge
Wreckage of Arcadia Found Off Kenosha
First debris from the Arcadia recovered by Captain W J Barnett of the William Engel tug about twenty miles off Kenosha in Lake Michigan. A skylight section of the upper deck nearly forty by thirty feet was found with an Arcadia oar and glass fragments clinging to dress fragments, suggesting a woman was lashed to the wreckage in a failed rescue.
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Kenosha
Wis
Arcadia
Michigan
W. J. Barnett
William Engel
Lake Michigan
Badger Briefs and Local Notices
Badger briefs report Anton Jensen unconscious after a bicycle collision with a wagon pole and possible spinal fracture. In Milwaukee region updates, Milton College Ladies Lyceum closes. Beloit Academy graduation and banquet planned for 200 graduates. Janesville sees a 15 year old Ernest Metinzer die after accidental shooting. William Dillon found unconscious near Milwaukee tracks dies. Beloit board of public works chief J C Clark resigns for contracting work. Racine officers seek Charles Groff, charged with stabbing William Stewart after a pool game. Bananas injure by tarantula bite near Christiansen Bros. Twenty saloon keepers face license violations over disorderly conduct, minors present, and late hours.
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Beloit
J. C. Clark
Board of Public Works
Beloit Academy
Scoville Hall
Racine
Charles Groff
William Stewart
George Christiansen
Christiansen Bros
Linda Club Social at First Baptist Church
The Linda club of the First Baptist church held an open meeting on Thursday June 13 at Miss Ethel Scoville's home 1202 Main. About forty members attended. The program featured instrumental music readings and vocal solos with Helen Scoville Cassie Mahlum and others performing. Refreshments followed and were enjoyed by all.
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Linda Club
The
First Baptist Church
Ethel Scoville
Main Street
Georgina Stork
Braun
Mary Nowak
Sree
Vera Bearsley
Helen Peterson
Lena Weimer
Ole Bull
Pheebe Pinn
Helen Scoville
Cassie Mahlum
Mrs Pamperin Hosts Friends For Mrs Oesgher Honor
Mrs Paul Pamperin hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering in honor of Mrs John Oesgher and Miss Roberson of Chicago. Guests included Mesdames Oesgher Gruenzner Olberg Jones Higbee Skaar Cook W F Wolfe Oyen P C Wigginhorn Sorrensen Andrew Boyd Percy Cilley Louis Pamperin G Kaeppler William Servis Miss Marriottee Baraboo Miss Shepher Ripon Miss Anderson Fond du Lac and Miss Anna Pamperin. Miss Tillie McGuire staged a Five Hundred party Saturday evening with prizes won by Miss Julia Jermain and Paul Oberfost. Three tables were in play and refreshments were served at midnight.
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Paul Pamperin
John Oesgher
Roberson
Chicago
Mesdames Oesgher
Gruenzner
Olberg
Jones
Higbee
Skaar
Cook
W. F. Wolfe
Oyen
P. C. Wigginhorn
Sorrensen
Andrew Boyd
Percy Cilley
Louis Pamperin
William Servis
Marriottee
Baraboo
Shepher
Ripon
Anderson
Fond du Lac
Anna Pamperin
Tillie McGuire
Julia Jermain
Paul Oberfost
Marriage Licenses Issued in Wisconsin City Areas
Marriage licenses were issued to John Pierce of Buffalo New York and Miss Ellen Lombard of La Crosse. John Bott and Miss Theresa Fuchser of La Crosse. Oscar Olson of Mondoro and Miss Clara Larson of Holmen.
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John Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Ellen Lombard
la Crosse
John Bott
Theresa Fuchser
Oscar Olson
iMndoro
Clara Larson
Holmen
Reception at Christ Church for Bishop Webb
The ladies of Christ church held a reception in the guild rooms Saturday evening to honor Bishop Webb of Milwaukee who was in town to officiate at Christ church consecration. Flowers and foliage decorated the rooms as Mrs. H. S. Burroughs and Mrs. Forest J. Smith led the refreshments. A large crowd attended the pleasant event.
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Christ Church
Bishop Webb
Milwaukee
Informal Dance at Home of Adolf Candrian Hosts Swastika Club
Miss Jeanette Candiran entertained Swastika club members with an informal dance at her home Friday evening. The large front porch was turned into a dancing pavilion and the young people danced by moonlight until adjournment.
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Jeanette Candiran
Olga Candrian Hosts Evening Party for Friends
Miss Olga Candrian entertained about twenty friends Saturday evening with dancing and music that lasted until midnight. Malcolm Chandler of Minneapolis attended the gathering.
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Olga Candrian
Malcolm Chandler
Minneapolis
Complete Machines to Resume at La Crosse Factory
President Boschert of Complete Machines announces the La Crosse factory will operate for two weeks to finish about 21 machines on hand with half a dozen incomplete. Finishing touches needed before market. After sale, Smith Manufacturing will handle patents and repairs. Factory may relocate after all patents are disposed.
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Boschert
la Crosse
Facory
Smith Manufacturing Company
Carrie Pittenger Fined in Winona for Intoxication
Carrie Pittenger a known figure in local police circles moved to Winona with Aug ust Kila who carried 32 480 in cash. They were arrested and fined 10 dollars plus costs each for intoxication. Kila paid his fine while Pittenger could not collect the sum from him and was ordered to leave the city and return to La Crosse.
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Carrie Pittenger
Winona
Carrie
August Kila
Minnesota
Kila
la Crosse
Plans in churches highlight week of social events
The Congregational church holds a midweek prayer meeting led by Rev. Henry Faville who will travel to Prairie du Chien Wednesday to wed Rev. N J Cameron of Hillsboro and Miss Chanlers. Ladies' Aid events at First Methodist and Epworth leagues meet tonight and Thursday. The Methodist Sunday school class plans a Myrick Park picnic. Officers will be elected at the First Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid meeting Thursday. Many attend the La Crosse district assembly in Viroqua starting Friday. The Universalist Ladies circle offers a steamer excursion to Winona and back.
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Congregational Church
Henry Faville
Prairie du Chien
N. J. Cameron
Hillsboro
Miss Chanlers
McCann
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Miss Loveland
Society
Epworth League
First Methodist
Myrick Park
First Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
la Crosse
Viroqua
The
Universalist Church
J. S
Winona
Commencement Address Marked Lawrence University Exercises
Appleton reported commencement exercises at Lawrence University with Rev W Quayle of Chicago delivering the address on John Milton Citizen. Diplomas for the class of 35 were awarded followed by a gym banquet with Rev Dr Updike of Madison as toastmaster and responses from Dr Colman of Milwaukee.
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Urday
Appleton
Lawrence University
W. Quayle
Chicago
John Milton
Updike
Madison
Colman
Milwaukee
Rey. cGill
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Joe Clements
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Walter Dow
New Hampshire
E. E. Dow
Adolf Candrian
India
Notion Sale
Merchants Free Fare Association
Faville
Gund
John Gund Brewing CO
Lacrosse, Wis
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