19 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1903
Page
1
San Francisco aug 19 the parade today of grand army of the republic veterans drew thousands along city streets. Many recognized this as a tribute to heroes of earlier bloody struggles for the union and a lasting collective memory for the city.
The piece describes a Grand Army of the Republic parade with veterans marching in formation bearing battle flags. It lists commanders, departments and divisions from states like California New York Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey Rhode Island New Hampshire Vermont and more. It notes notable units led by Benson Wood and MacArthur and references Antietam Vicksburg Gettysburg and Appomattox as historic battles. The account emphasizes military precision and the reverent mood of survivors marching in a historic national tribute.
Enthusiastic crowds line the streets as veterans march past a reviewing stand. Officials and war department observers note orderly formation and ceremonial precision amid the crowd’s loud cheers.
Riverside park in Neenah Wisconsin drew about two thousand members from around the state plus local hosts for the Hyuiiubie Craternal Union annual picnic. A parade of 150 from Dale Fond du Lac Oshkosh and Appleton led to a noon park arrival, a pierce dinner for about four thousand, and speeches by Mayor Charles Schultz and Rev. A E Leonard of Menasha.
In Massachusetts the question of calling Rev Dr Heneath at Broenklen, formerly of VaR, to the vacant pulpit of Trenwent Teanote mill is expected to be decided at the meeting next month. A large number of members of the cooperation are said to favor the former Chicagoan Wart Wattsoi Rams. Archbishop Harts of Manila has departed Nome to assist in the consecration of Fr Rev Thomas A Hondwk, recently named bishop of Cehy Dest.
London reports Lord Salisbury's condition remains unchanged as of August 2. The Associated Press notes no new developments in his health.
Washington August 19 The bookers union clashed with William A Miller assistant foreman in the government printing office as charges were filed by the union at Public Printer Palmer. Miller rejected the accusations as hearsay and absurd. The official said Miller’s position in the office is unlikely to be affected. The charges reportedly attacked Miller’s personal character and referenced alleged acts up to twenty five years ago.
Judge Dunwiddie of the circuit dissolves parts of an injunction sought by Beloit Iron Works striking workers. He rules the injunction is binding in part but amends several objectionable clauses, producing a partial victory for the workers.
Rev John Wills joined Claude W Hough and Alma Droské in a morning ceremony at the Second M E Church parsonage. The couple, from this city and Winniconne, planned a brief wedding trip before returning home. Hough is employed at Clark Carriage Company.
New York awaits tomorrow's race as the Reliance and Shamrock III leave Sandy Hook for a last trial spin. Conditions look favorable with light to fresh west to north winds and both vessels reported in perfect condition.
St Paul Minnesota and Chicago plan reduced travel prices for Wisconsin Eagles convention attendees heading to New York. Tickets for $24 to Chicago and $8 general fare were offered with limited sale through September 7, aiming to curb higher costs and streamline group transport.
An uneven field formed as Elmer Leach and another opponent signed articles to race on Tuesday. The distance and handicaps are noted but details remain unclear. The event centers on a match between Leach and rival tasters in a scratch race.
Fragmentary Washington Post clipping mentions cemetery and oblique notes about a woman described as a cook. The text references Mercy Thomas BH Mercan Tuesday and Riverside cemetery with partial lines about a funeral and spiritual reflections. It includes scattered names and distressed personal detail without clear narrative.
A Madison Wisconsin report confirms a fatal rat bite incident with details indicating exposure to a bite and subsequent illness. The account references Columbia County and notes authorities are investigating and considering public health measures.
In Cleveland an axe murder and suicide claim the life of Martha Fachnrich and William Lautbecker. The pair were found dead after a plot involving alleged abuse. Authorities are investigating motives as the scene is examined.
At a gathering of millers from North Dakota and northwest Minnesota Gere announced resolutions in favor of reciprocal trade with the United States and 421 countries importing American grain. The resolutions also backed the millers national convention action in Detroit favoring a redress of reciprocity between the United States and the nation.
Detroit August 19. The murder of four year old Alphonse Wilmes, whose mutilated body was found yesterday, remains unsolved. Charles Edwards, the suspect, is still held though police doubt his guilt. Rockford police have been asked for a detailed history of a similar case. The river stones near the lot have been searched with no blood trace. The detective department persists in solving the case. Also Salt Lake City August 19. Private E H Lewis was shot and killed at Fort Douglas near Provo. Witness Burden is under arrest as investigators pursue whether the shooting was accidental.
Rev. Herman Erck marked 25 years as pastor of Bower Street Lutheran Church with special Sunday services. His son Rev. Henry Erck and Rev. Hugo Hennig were ordained and honored, as young graduates from local seminaries. Music featured an organ prelude and a hymn, followed by a jubilee sermon by Prof. Z. Ross of Milwaukee and a banquet with toasts from several clergy.
Funeral services for Thomas Th Marevan will be held at the residence in the morning with interment at the grave. A large number of friends and business associates sent condolence telegraph messages and many expressed sympathy for the bereaved family.
In Maryland on August 19, orders from the Secretary of War direct abandoning Fort M Henry identified as pivotal to U S defense plans. Lieutenant Colonel Theop is named district commander for Baltimore defenses with headquarters moved to Fort D TW at North Point. Fort Howard remains active near the Patapsco despite Chesapeake Bay access.
The Peninicini Club hosts the Penidini cup final after Tuesday matches narrowed the field. George Henin, Chase, Phillip Sawyer and Arthur Groenewald led scoring with victories while other results included R P Finney and J S MacNicho. Final foursome games are scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
About twenty two yachts have entered the Inland Lake Yachting Association regatta, with entries received by Oshkosh Yacht Club secretary Bass and more expected. The fleet, potentially the largest yet, includes 14 Class A boats and 8 Class B, representing clubs like Macatawa Bay Neenah and Pewaukee, with boats such as Spray, Kite, Pats, Argo, and Comet Ul among the list.
The Common Council adjourned without business after news of Alderman Thomas K. E. Morgan of the Seventh Bank death. Officials debated standing tribute and possible private funeral with family guidance, while the meeting concluded in mourning.
The Phil ipglas commission names Cant. terre T. Lancherne as secretary to Mare and Caniain Keller as ensigner officer in the new provincial government. Major Robert L. Bullard coordinates a grand celebration for the completion of the Lance military road with Morov chiefs assisting. An odd line about a woman in bed appears as stray text.
A Vienna dispatch reports 15 00000 cartridges ordered for prompt delivery as Russia and Austria push a joint naval show before Salonica. Russia delays Constantinople action, planning to rendezvous in Adrianople while awaiting Turkey’s response to Rostkowski demands. Consuls fear for safety as foreign governments seek to deter Turkish disorder in Macedonia.
Governor La Follette arrived back from a speaking tour and spent hours at the executive office. He planned a trip to Atlantic Iowa and will address Kenosha county old settlers. Reports on Wisconsin crops show limited prospects with a possible mil crop. tobacco recovery looks solid. He also appointed an interstate park commission member to work with Minnesota on a park project.
Private advices from Applian Wisconsin report papermakers set to return to work Thursday on the same terms after a strike. The Brotherhood of Papermakers had sought to discharge nonunion workers who replaced strikers if talks failed, but companies refused. Union support plans were discussed to aid members while idle, with efforts described as defeated as workers prepare to resume duties.
An experimental report from France describes a professorial claim of perceiving unseen details through a devised apparent brain link. Subjects reportedly enter a dark room to observe faint stimuli and relay impressions, with claimed results noted as surprising by the researcher.
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