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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1908
Page
12
An advanced autumn pattern features rose crepe de Chine with a V neck and filet net over the bodice. The waist drapes in surplice style with black soutache trim, and a soft satin waist tie. The sheath skirt uses darts and an inverted plait. Pattern sizes 32 to 42 with yardage details and order instructions.
James Madison describes Macabebe on Manila Bay as a weaving delta of Pampanga river and a warlike, 25 000 strong tribe loyal to Spain then to the Americans. He notes easy travel by boat and a town protected by river mouths. He mentions twenty schools serving over a thousand children and minimal armament in the town.
Teadora Duncan, called the Duncan on the continent, plans an American tour in October under Charles Frohman. She seeks a millionaire backer in New York or other major cities to finance her Grecian dancing school for children, hoping patronage will cover maintenance and salaries.
Spanish pantomime dancer and singer showcased at the Bijou on Monday August 17 with evolutions described as morau poetry in motion.
A New York report argues last season hurt by choice not interest, claims public attendance reflects available pieces. It cites selfless millionaires who would fund a broad repertoire but demand control, praising American theatrical wealth yet questioning sponsor influence on art.
Superior Wisconsin reports rising harbor activity with cargo ships returning to work. The Wallace sails to the harbor docks for cargo, the Sonora is prepared for service, and rumors say more vessels will follow as the season advances.
The cautioned public notice emphasizes Castoria’s Chas H. Pletcher signature on the wrapper both sides in red when removed. It urges mothers to scrutinize medicines given to children, noting the rise of counterfeit substitutes and the need for parental vigilance to protect kids.
Gordon MacDonald of Speyer & Co. and director at Bank of New York, New York Cotton Exchange, and Mexican International Railway died in Gunaoque Canada. The report notes his roles at major financial institutions and his influence in New York financial circles. Additional unrelated items mention Ira Sankey and a NY singing connection in Brooklyn.
The Detroit Associated Press reports the failed Cameron Currie & Co brokerage firm's assets and liabilities. The first statement shows total liabilities of 3,640,884, with assets including accounts receivable of 1,102,286 whose value is uncertain. Also appears various ads and medical remedies interspersed among the text.
The piece argues that telephone business lacks patent protection and may be a natural monopoly. It notes two companies divide the market, causing subscriber friction and higher costs. In Wisconsin, a major firm connects with many smaller outfits, creating numerous telephones linked by interconnections, totaling over 40,000 lines.
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