Parade of Boats Promises Grand Riverside Pageant
A large parade of boats is planned for the evening along the river and lake corridor from Lake Wirth to Algona and Wisconsin avenues. The festival will feature a flagship display, firework show, and crowds expected on both banks. Local organizations and participants from several towns are listed among attendees and floats.
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Algona
Wisconsin Avenue
ToNerth Park
Winshiti
Isixter
Aifeeig
Tia
Mrdine
Iran
Denceredr
Newnan
Marie
Nes M
Ceentort
Sparrow
Marazret
Satie
Bithel
Cle
Anna Lb
Quenna
Theine
Manet
Thiek
Vamitron Pritge
Shaan
Mate Yi
Heben
Cretehin
Anna
Matis M
Hubbie
Mry
Littte
Buel
Atuin
Wit
Osudeor Heres
Trea
Del
Tepe
Pelbe Neht
Tlased
Wy Lewis
Inelo
Henry Stanley Death Narratives and Settler Memorials
Fragmentary obituary notes Henry Stanley’s death and references to Goce, Karlen, and Cattharh. mentions settler life, early dangers, and commemorations. Indistinct dates and places imply a historical overview of exploration, debt, and memory within a colonial context.
Candidates Visit City amid Sparse Readable Text
Fragmentary report shows several unnamed candidates visiting a city with unclear events and scattered phrases. No verifiable names, dates, or locations present to confirm details.
Owens Hines Wedding Planned In Quiet Home Ceremony
Mr Wye A Oweng and Sie i Sarah Hines of the city will wed at eight tonight at Mrs Hetherington ler of Mise Vince, Rev John W Greenwood performing. Unattended couple, two attendants, wedding supper served, couple to remain in the city days before heading to Des Moines for three years.
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Wye A. .Oweng
Siei Sarah Hines
Cil
Sirs
Jenn Bauer
Mrr
Owens
Des Hoines
Hold Up Victim Fights Off Lookout on Vernon Street
A bold hold up on Vernon Street ends with the victim resisting the lookout and detaining the assailant amid a crowd. The robber attempted to grab money but fled as bystanders called for help. police arrive as the suspect is pursued.
Indians at North Park Draw Crowds During Encampment Week
Thousands of spectators gathered Tuesday evening at North Park to view the Menominee encampment. A drum and possible drumbeat sparked dances as Indians prepared for ceremonies. officials announced no dance that morning and the crowd waited as the drum, tom-tom and surrounding tents drew attention. July Chatloney, Sof Cherry avenue, is visiting with The River.
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North Park
Towas
Tinwvachi Kina
Plas River
Late Night Oshkosh Madison Baseball Fails To Impress
Madison defeats Oshkosh in a rough game marked by lazy play and erratic fielding. Shaw worked for Madison, Pinkney pitched for Oshkosh, and a standout moment came from Tommy Mee with a spectacular eighth inning catch.
Fragmented City Text on Black Value and Remedies
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions value of Black entity and a remedy, with garbled phrases about a person and potential treatment. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge from readable text. Summary reflects only readable tokens without adding facts.
Indian ballplayer Newell returns home after two week stay
Oshkosh opens season with Newell, called Young Newell, leaving Indian life after two weeks. He began with Oshkosh, then Rockford, then Politician. Madison club lenient on his exit as fans admire his talent. Shaw fanned three, with two walks. Groh mourns rough inning. Indians seek even break with Senators. Fond du Lac and Green Bay in sight. Local notices report marriages, visits, and a police pick up of a 12 year old boy.
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Madson
Oshkosh
Madison
Oshkerh
Shaw
Bint Smith
Minkney Rirtel
Fanning Howell
Grah
M Artin
Bayer
Cook
Smith
Curtis Fo
Lizette
Shalp Wiestl
Howell
Linsey
Latuher
Wiltmore
Wes
Marlin
Groh Fron
Curtis
Liese
Letcher
Groh
Iudhan
Bauer
Anklam
Sam Geesion
White
Freeport
Sakurd
Dalan
Hauer
Anklim
Burwell
Tomer McGinds
Anklani
Martin
Dolan Ta
Sehick
Lyrah
Nimnell
Warren
Kowalke
King Nichols
Stever
Johnson
Johnson Stale Geeaud
Tamer McGinnis
Crelvsa
Terilants
Indiana
Bibeer
Oslikosel
Wahlte
Telan
Everwell
Sinith
Bal Ff Pinkney
Howell Ta Mee
Ry Pinkney
Lateher
McGinnis
Whitemore
Mee
Tommy” Mee
Kakankis
Newell
Turlington
Wis
Rockford
Howdy” Cexsibone
Rube Burwell
Indians
Senators
Green Ly
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Mis. Henl Bradley
Misa Gertrude
J. W. Baker
Green Lake
Severa Weecks
Batley
First Baptist Shurch
Alfred Scheider
Paul
J. Ucury Optenberg
Anne Vusseaud
Marvin Busse
Shehuyoun
John Optenberg
Meyventh Street
Durther
J. Henry Optenberg
Optenberg Iron Works
Shebersgun
Heln
Tragedy After Drinking Fatal Train Strike
Milwaukee dispatch reports 55 year old Andy Reinhardt of Browntown near Janesville was killed by a freight train while returning home. He lay on the tracks with his head on the rail and the locomotive struck him at Robber’s Curve, instantly killing him. The incident underscores the danger of drinking prior to travel.
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Andy Reinhardt
Milwaukee
Wis
Janesville
BroWtown
Villaié
Reinhardt
Browntown
Fross
James A. Garfield
United States
National Union Bank of Oshkosh
National Union Bank
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Lwinnehagg
Nurele Fach
Henry Stanley
Deur
Aro
Wade
Lok
Minnery
Punga
Berlin
OshKosh Beer
Oshkosh Brewing Co
Phonies
Bottling Dept
Ont Breweery
Owens-Hines
Heevel
Acca
Bootle
Vernon
Sohn Hasmussen
Neupamnna
Wien
Okey
He- Neupuis
Bis
Neue Tree
Dobbs
Newman
Noell Suirk
Ma Wertman
Neumann
Syed Tha
Ruben
Booker
Amit
Ieee
Gael
Milan Elrongh Stanes
Menomlaces
Tomiom
Atenthan
Abe Pinkney
Barwell
International Lyceum Association
Chautauqua
Oshkosh Chamber OF Commerce
Seta Vmenists
Main St
Strucbing
RE Ahsan
Andrew Andersen
Vinland
Dale
W. B. Priestly
Glenn
A. J. Fredenburg
Vine Street
George Walker Jr
Dulkosh
Stunday
Wegner Fuel Co
Grundy
Joslyn
Felorino M
Oprttes
High Street
PRICE
J. H. Stadler
Ohio Street
Brill’s
The
Old National Bank
German National Bank
Cshkosh Wisconsin
W. H. Babcock
Jefferson Ave
Armory
Wisconsin
Serpin
Ovbkook
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