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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

8

Badgers Show Grit in National Team Match

Cop Perry notes Wisconsin finishe d fifth in the final stage of the national team match after overcoming tough wind and hard ranges. Ahnert Gaarts Crippen Schwandt and others posted strong scores as Massachusetts faltered. Colonel McCoy awarded medals and prize money as the Wisconsin team departs this evening.

Cop Perry Wisconsin District of Columbia Naval Academy Masachusetts Pennsylvania Goieril McCoy Ahnert Gaarts Massachusetts Wist Frantzicker Behnken Infantry Cavalry Path Crippen Schwandt Marine Carpaccid Zase Bhielis Army Navy Marine Corps Union McCoy

State Officials At Large In Wisconsin Tour Fairs

Governor Davidson and Col. O. G. Munson traveled to Mondovi for the Buffalo county fair. Secretary J. A. Frear heads to Kenosha for an old folks picnic. State Treasurer A. H. Dahl and Insurance Commissioner George E. Beedle attend Manitowoc fair then proceed to Kenosha.

Madison Wis Davidson Col O. G. Munson Mondovi Buffalo County J. A. Frear Kenosha A. H. Dahl George E. Beedle Manitowoc

Floral Parade on Oshkosh Day Draws Rave Reviews

An auto floral parade on Main Street drew large crowds Wednesday and again in the evening. Eighteen decorated cars wowed spectators with elaborate blossoms and electric displays, with no prize offered for best design. Notable cars included those of Dr. Adiina and Dr. Julia Riddle, H. P. Wenrich, Mrs. William James, Mrs. T. G. Schnender, and the Alton Ripley car among others.

Main Street Everhart Adiina Julia Riddle H. PF. Wenrich Wilbur Linn William Kempen Stocum Hayden Fet William James T. G. Schnender M. I. Corbett Marty Keeler J. A. Crim FL A. Thorn John McPartlin Sinclair Mainland George Tyrell Alton Ripley Tate FW. Guatavus Cl. OW George Everhart Otto Konrad If. F. Wasyow J. Nigl F. B. Ive

Lawyers Go On Record On Proposed Litigation Reforms

In Seattle on August 27 the American Bar Association adopted the special committee report urging reforms to curb delays and costs in litigation. The body favored restricting appeals by higher courts to cases with actual prejudice, not purely technical grounds. The report proposes amendments to sections of the federal judicial procedure act and covers civil and criminal appeals. the vote was 6 to 22, signaling a two-thirds majority for endorsing the measure.

Associated Prev Seattle Wash American Bar Association Congress United States

Mack's Rosy Vision for Democratic Campaign Headed East

Norman Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, returns to New York to establish headquarters and organize the eastern campaign after a western swing. He forecasts Democratic wins in Indiana, Illinois, New York, and aboard. He says funds are secure, drawn from small contributions, with the party ready to run a legitimate campaign.

Associated Press New York Alichenies Norman EB. Mack Democratic National Committee Mack Bub Chatman Mack Tomlinson National Committee Sarer Aryan Kern Black Washington Indiana Ilinoisa Glo Saveryl Rochester Buffalo Democratic Party

Historic Lincoln-Douglas reenactment marked Freeport anniversary

In Freeport Illinois on August 27 a crowd near 15,000 heard a reenactment of Lincoln Douglas debates from 50 years ago. Speakers included Senator Jonathan Polliver Town and others recounting the 1858 campaign and the famed words that shaped U S politics.

Lincoln Douglain de Freeport Associated, Press Til Teday Abraham Lincoln Stephen Ltiuaglis J.inculn Gost Douglas Syntheia Sam Jonathan Y Polliver Todiv Col Woot Davhdson

Pictorial Tree Service Association Convention Held in Wisconsin

The annual convention of the Pictorial Tree Service Association of Wisconsin opens at the county courthouse in Madison with Ayr and Madison counties noted among attendees. The event runs two days beginning Monday morning.

Madison, Wia Ayr

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Life-Saving Claim

A Manning town woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of female ailment and failed remedies. The letter endorses the remedy, listing conditions it allegedly cured and urges other women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham.

Lydia UT. Pinkham TC. Willadgeat Manning Town Lydia E.pinkham Bydia KE Pinkham Pinkhant Stele Neal Lyan Mae SKK Ee

Madison Hosts State Meeting Amid Capitol Debate

Mayor C. Schubert welcomed delegates as Supreme President EB R Hick praised Madison as essential to the state. Vice President C C Wiesund of Shawano presided in Leith's absence. Nearly 100 delegates attended with reports from Secretary William Asheratt and Treasurer Mrs Luttle Graham noting healthy growth. Visitors enjoyed tours and receptions around the city as Superior and Eau Claire vie to host next year’s convention.

C. Schubert EB. R. Hick Oshkosh Shuwang Leeth Come Mitten WiNiam H. Asheratt Janesile NM Peerenboom Grand Rapids Frank Hinteman Menomonie William Asheratt Dinesyne Governor's Guard Fau Claire Superior Wallonea

Governor Fort Declares Martial Law Threat in Atlantic City

Governor Fort launches a dramatic proclamation to enforce prohibition in Atlantic City threatening martial law next Sunday if ex alchohol sale and service continue. He condemns the May’s Landing grand jury as a fiasco and cites affidavits alleging saloon ownership among jurors. He proposes either mobilizing police or calling a special legislature session to empower a commission or remove noncompliant officials.

Tennes Secres Grand Jury Associated Press Seaght N. J Fort May's Landing Lang Atlantic City James C. Steelman William Reeves Winters Grand Jury Relltia

Twenty-Nine Dead In Ore Mine Disaster At Yinileyville

Rescuers finish work at the Hoelley Cin No 1 mine near Yinileyville Oklahoma where a deadly blast yesterday killed twenty nine miners. The last body was recovered this morning and officials believe the mine is clear of further victims. Most bodies to be interred today amid rapid decomposition and a crowd gathers at the surface to view the tragedy.

Associated Press Bmcalester Oklo Hoelley-Cin Voalming No Yinileyville Fourlern ornHescant Here

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