Hawley Visits Oshkosh Fans Hope For 1909 Baseball Team
Hawley, manager of the Oshkosh baseball club, spent a day in Oshkosh discussing plans for the 1909 season with J. P. Tam. He said no definite decisions on the 1905 or 1909 lineup have been made and that he is seeking trades and fan cooperation to build a winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson P. Hawley
Oshkosh
Hawley
J. P. Tam
Oshkosh Association
Northwestern
Pulliam
Mrs Carl Freitag Dies in Oshkosh Area
Mrs Amelia Freitag of 144 Cedar Street Oshkosh dies after long illness at 46. Survived by husband Carl and seven children Oto Carl Frederick Henry Emil Westphal George Lindner Clara. Funeral Tuesday at residence private then 2 PM at Church Street Lutheran with Rev Weng. interment Riverside. Remains may be viewed at church and residence. Born in Bradden Germany she came to US at 18. married 1881. Residents of Oshkosh except for a few years in Marion and Bloomer.
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Amelia Freitag
Carl Freitag
Cedar Street
Oto
Carl Frederick
Henry Freitag
Emil Westphal
George Lindner
Clara Freitag
Church Street Lutheran Church
Weng
Riverside Cemetery
Ficitag
Fitai
Bradden
Germany
Marion and
Bloomer
Wis
Parsifal Concert At Local Normal School
About 300 students and residents attended a Parsifal performance Friday evening interpreted by Miss Harriet E Black and Miss Katherine Williams of the Normal School faculty. The event aimed to educate students about master composers and convey the music’s meaning beyond notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet E. Black
Normal School
Katherin Williams
Jett
Death notices Mrs S M Goss of Melbourne Wash
Mrs S M Goss daughter of Mr and Mrs E T Seeley of Oshkosh died November 27 at Melbourne Washington. Born March 1847 in New York she moved with her family to Oshkosh then to Colorado and Boulder before settling in Melbourne in 1885 where she served as postmistress until death. Active in church and temperance work.
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5. M. Goss
Melbourne
Wash
Goss
Abel Goss
Colorado
Boulder
Walter
Goes
Washington
Musical readings and theatre pieces thrill Oshkosh audience
Miss Black read The Coming of Parellal as Miss Williamson accompanied, with each musical set signaling drama characters. The crowd praised the performances, while faculty note concert value and future pianola plans for student insight into composer motives. Oshkosh Clearing House posted 314087.53 in six days of business. Mr and Mrs R W Black and family visit in Lake City Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Black
Miss Williamson
Musc
Oshkosh Clearing House
Ivy Lodge 28 Daughters of Rebecca Names Officers for Year
Ivy Lodge No 28 Daughters of Rebecca elects Nobie grand Mrs J Clendenning vice grand Mrs M Morgan recording secretary Mrs BE Edwards financial secretary Miss J Shenion treasurer Mrs P Ellmer and trustee for three years Mrs KE Manger lodge deputy Mrs C Andrews chosen for the ensuing year
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Ivy Lodge
Daughters of
Rebecca
Nobie Grand
J. Clendenning
M. Morgan
BE. Edwards
J. Shenion
P. “Ellmer
KE. Manger
Lodge
C. Andrews
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Fish
County Clerk J J Fish issued marriage licenses to Elmer Culver of McHenry ND and Miss Alice Tanner of Omro, and to Otto Bartel and Miss Martha Zander, both residents of the town of Wolf River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark J. J. Fish
Elmer &, Culver
McHenry, N. D
Alice Tanner
Omro
Otto Bartel
Martha Zander
Wolf River
Embezzler Agar Fled Indiana to Texas Then Joined San Benito
Princeton Indiana reports Henry I Agar once a suspected embezzler and forger fled in 1907 amid $125000 alleged theft. He lived openly in Texas, worked with Col Haywood, and aided a fake bank plan in San Benito. After confession he told his Indiana disappearance tale and insurance fraud amid a planned return. Local officers await his arrival with a $20000 bond to secure release depending on legal tech.
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Princeton
Ind
Dee
Henry I. Agar
Texas
San Benito
Tt. A. Conners
Conners & Purvis
Albneywond
Haywood
Jana
Agar
Indiana
Mount Caremel
Lafayette
Acar
Lo Rendy
Amin
Not to Be Pitted in Broad Top Mountain
A traveler in northern Bedford County Pennsylvania last summer notes sixteen potato plots on Broad Top. He remarks on their appearance and expresses patience for any who seek progress, but the offender tone of someone misjudged responds with a curt remark about working here and waiting this place out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
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Tndoshkosh
Distessey Prosprucs
Clud
Bern
Eize
Loukent
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. G. Bancroft
Anderson
Marinette
Williams
W. W. Wilson
Carmichael
Mr. Drew
Neenah
Peter F. Stair
F. A. Pease
Ka Lee
H. Caswell
H. L. Bacon
A. Bauer
MAYNARD @ BOND CO
Chrismmas
Main Street
Mr. Hawley
la Crosse
First Congregational
Wn X Normal School
S. M. Goss
E. T Seeley
Thin City
Wai
First Presbyterian Church
Prince of the Five Names
Manger
R. W. Black
Lake City
Minn
Shogren
Algoma Street
P. H. Sheridan
Ariona
Trom
Dancine
Rogers
Wallace” & “Community
Hay Hardware Co
Indiana Kinbeszier
Weil
Tex
Deai. Agar
Heywood
Amiy
Louisiana
Ufe
Windler
Talph A. Canners
Jim
Jennings
San Bentin
Virginian
Ben West
Invader
Derksen
SONS
N. C. Werbke
Oregon St. C. A. ST. John
Main St
White Cross Drug CO
E. A. Horn
Weeden Drug CO
F. Oppelt
South Main Street
Sharhive
F. W. Schmidt
H.C. Jenkins Cigar CO
High St
Lorenzen & Davis
Algoma
ISPAP
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