Everhart Chosen Commodore At Oshkosh Power Boat Club Meeting
At the Oshkosh Power Boat Club annual meeting in the New Revere hotel, Everhart defeats McDonald 22 to 17 for commodore. Joseph Fitch is vice commodore Herman Anger is fleet captain Seymour Heymann is lieutenant fleet captain Arthur Ehrman is secretary H F Gibson treasurer W H Kratsch official measurer. Directors are Dr M E Corbett and William S McDonald. Attendance runs high with about forty members present as reports show a strong financial position and plans for races and a spring ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Power Boat Club
New Revere Hotel
C. W. George Everhart
Vic
Joseph P. Fitch
Herman Anger
Seymour B. Heymann
Arthur Ehrman
H. F. Gibson
W. H. Kratsch
M. E. Corbett
William S. McDonald
Everhart
Wiliam
McDonald
Posi Zion
Rex Howister
A. PB. A
A. P B.A
National Association
Race Committee
Commodore
William Faber
C. R. Boardman
Samuel Hazethorne
August Goher
Frank Worden
W. 5. McDonald
Dr. Corbett
H.C. Derksen
George A. Duckstaff
Faber
Mueller
Short Notes From Town Skim for January Meetings
Mrs William F Doman visits Chicago for motorbeat show at Coliseum. M C A society meeting postponed. St Catherine's guild meets 7 pm in guild room. West End Reading club gathers Wednesday at 7 39 with Mrs Wagstail at 655 Azam street. Mrs James Gams hes returned to Beinit from visiting parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Lett. Ladies auxiliary of stationary engineers hosts card party and dance January 10 at N A S E hall 47 Main. Mrs Autrey Brockway and Mary Farrand visit sister Mrs Rideout 524 Main. Norman Peek returns to Delarfield to resume studies at St Johns demur after visiting Lichmann. Art club meets with Mrs Nathan Paine. meeting with Mrs B C Guten tomorrow noon postponed. Annual meeting of church society postponed from January 3. to be held at Mrs A B Medber. Adam Zentner of Zentner & Mueller ill. pneumonia keeps him in bed. condition stated as improving. Installation of officers at Oshkash inige No 23 Knights of Phaehisz to be held tomorrow evening. capsules and letters read from absent brothers. A banquet outlines forthcoming. Buisneca college vs Ottawas and Menasha teams on schedule. Possible formation of Boys Brigades including Williams’ Business College and Ottawas No 2. strong civic activity noted.
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Wiliam F. Doman
Lriends
Chicago
Coliseum
M. C
St Catherine's Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
West End Reading Club
Wagstail
Aigzoma Street
James Gams Hes
Beinit
Thomas Lett
The
Stationary Engineers
N. A
E. Hail
Main Street
Autrey Brockway
Mary Farrand
W. A
Rideout
A.B. Medber
Adam Zentner
Zentner & Mueller
Vernon
Oshkash
Kniehis
Hsteman Church
Whola Buisneca College
Ottawas
Menasha
Lacce Ie
Foys' Brigades
Kesh Business College
Williams’ Business College
Ottawas No. 2
First Congregational Church Holds Annual Meeting
The First Congregational Church held its annual meeting in the parlors Monday at seven with Rev Edward H Smith presiding. Officers were elected Luther Davies and H L Bacon as deacons for three years H E G Kemp to fill an unexpired term M M Bacon clerk and a prudential committee elected. The report notes fifteen new members in the year with eight net gain bringing the membership to about 400 and 67 funerals 44 weddings and 21 baptisms led by the pastor. The church supported national benevolent societies and held five communion services while devotionals met weekly despite lower midweek attendance. The Oshkosh convention report praised the banner event with 360 ministers and delegates. The Ecclesiastical Society will hold spring meetings to assess finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Business
Edward H. Smith
Smith
Luther Davies
H. L. Bacon
H. E. G. Kemp
R. A W. Halsey
Kemp
University of Wisconsin
H. M. Bacon
J. F P. Gould
A. B. O'Neil
J. Noyes
Robert Redford
Prudential Committee
Bud T. Davis
W. W. Daggett
Merritt
Father Davies
E. G. Kemp
Sérai Ellsworth
G. W. Dalton
James G. “Pickett
Iss “Harrie
Emily Yer
H. Halsey
John Harsh
National Council
Cleveland
Wein Concre National Association
Oshkosh
Iaxi
Ecclesiastical Society
Exoneration of Police Officials in Waukee Case Declared
A board finds charges by Michael Poleweczynski against Chief Dowling and Assistant Chief Gabbert unfounded. The inquiry shows inconsistent timings and no proof of cruelty or inhuman conduct toward the victim, a girl from the Inma House of the Goo Sherherd. Her death followed an illness after an arrest on March 19 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weind
Michael Poleweczynski
Dowling
Gabbert le
Fete
Ida Getohel
Theodore Raat
Gabbert
Senn
Polce
Woman Sentenced to Five Years in State Prison
Martha Timermanay, convicted of shooting her divorced husband near Fisk's station on November 15, 1907, receives a five year term with hard labor at Waupun. The judge names solitary confinement on each first day of the year. The case notes the suspect attempted suicide after the shooting. the husband survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Timers
Priven
Waupun
A. B. Goss
Municipal Court
Tinerman
Fisk's
Sentencing of Despondent Woman Moves Court
In a municipal court scene the woman, Mrs Timmerman, collapsed as the court read its sentence. She suffers a malignant stomach ailment and cannot eat beyond squid fonds. Sheriff Sthyner assisted her from the county jail carriage as she nearly fainted.
Woman in Court Collapses as Trial Ends in Tragedy
A woman collapsed in the courtroom amid a tumultuous scene as the trial concluded. She became unconscious and required medical intervention, drawing a curious crowd, though many women present showed sympathy as authorities dealt with the emergency. The judge briefly stepped from the bench to allow medical staff to assist.
Woman Timmermann Sentenced After Guilty Plea
Mrs. Timmermann, who pleaded guilty to shooting her husband Timmermann, faced sentence as a court weighed her frail health and emotional condition. The judge considered her health, possible pardon petitions, and potential reduction of time from five to three years and nine months if she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmerman
E. P. Finch, Seriow
Timmermans
Payer
Waupun
Open Letter to Oshkosh Mayor on City Debts
A dated January 7 1405 letter from John Muive to Hon. John Bancerob former Oshkosh mayor disputes figures about city debt. It claims misquotation of a December 3 1405 Daily Northwestern report and requests correction. The missive references bonds issued since 1455 and detailed misstatements about 1961 to 1585 debt figures and bond amounts. It ends with wedding notices for Luck and Mat, and Shattuck of Neenah Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wisc
John Bancerob
Northwestern
Comiunean Council
Ciy
Bond Tee
Pneumonia Declared Frequent and Fatal Disease
A colonial medical note warns pneumonia as a common fatal illness with pneumonia often arising from neglecting a cold. It cites Dr James Alexander Lindsay, lists associated conditions, and promotes a home remedy involving Virgin Oil of Pine whisky and tincture of Cinchens, warning against internal use of pine needle oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alexander Lindsay
Local Court Hears Uttering and Forgery Sentences
In municipal court Judge Goss sentenced several offenders this morning for uttering worthless checks and forgery. Schliesing received six months in Winnebago county jail for uttering a 35 check to New German American Bank. Koloske got two years at Green Bay reformatory for forging and cashing a check. Mrs Timmermann faced related charges for attempted murder, with details in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouls
Imyresachapan
Schilessing
Emil Kreluske
Omr Gore
Thar Monrm Motier
Frank
Oshkosh
Girden Bay
Martha Timmermann
Wauput
Goss
Schuessing
Koloske
Timmermann
Guenther
Tin
Schliessfog
Winnebago County
Hard Aoe
Kolaske
Albert Thom
John F. Euler
Keotoeke
Euler
Eeemarty
State Reformatory
Green Bay
Murphy Family Announces Chicago Wedding of Trude Murphy
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Murphy on Merritt Street details the marriage of their daughter Gertrude Murphy to George Hamlin of Milwaukee. The ceremony occurred at a Chicago church rectory with many local friends attending. The couple honeymooned in Minnesota and Milwaukee before returning home. The bride trained as a nurse in Ohio and later worked in Milwaukee. Mr Hamlin manages interests in nt-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Merritt Street
Gertrude Murphy
George Hamiin
Miwautee
Chicago
Hamtin
Sinter
Oh Hospital
Milwaukee
Harn
Henrietta
Notis on Sister Attendance at Officers Meeting
A short notice notes that Mrs. L eam's officers meeting was well attended. expec tations about Charles R and the War wane Te are mentioned in the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leam
Charles R&r
Oshkosh Man Vessey Enters South Dakota Gubernatorial Race
Wes Vessey of Wessington Springs Jerauld county a former South Dakota state senator announces as Republican candidate for governor in the upcoming primaries next June He endorses President Roosevelt favors economical government and strict law enforcement He is son of Rev Charles Vessey and co runs a drygoods store and is president of the State Bank of Wessington Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago
Ole
South Dakota
Wes
Wessington Springs
Jerauld County
S. D
Senate
Vessey
Charles Vessey
Algoma
Juan
Florence Alberts
Henry Alberts
Durfee
Oshkosh
Mr. Vessey
State Bank of
Wessington
Roosevelt
Splendid Guss Blowers Exhibition at Toplif's vid stand
The city reports a grand exhibition by Backmaens Guss Blowers at 153 Main Street Oshkosh. Six glass artists display ornaments from red glass tubes with features like glass spin engines and glass dresses. Visitors receive a present. admission is ten cents. Doors open 2 PM to 5 PM and 7 to 9:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backmaens Guss Blowers
Main Street
Toplif
Oshkosh
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Witzel
Rossmeissl
Main St
Arthur Erman
J. George Mueller
Board of Band
Treasury
Witke
ZH. Smith
Offerts
Beard Fm
Veronica Polewrsyccki
Briel
Bee
Martha Tirmernay
Walele
Phiaselee Lemmoned
Seeme Ee
Patherle
Masy
Martha Timmerman
Freda Timmerman
Peter
Wellville
Fred Timmerman
E. V P. Finch
Sherif Hhener
Ong
Malva Amelia
Fis
Banderob
Jean
Tormervey
J Feet
Ehadi LM
Tyard W. Winnecenne
Leense Ha County
Tena
Vina Shattuck
Neenah
Leach Checabio
Cincinnati
Minn Gertrude’ Murphy
Thin Cay
Hirlde
George Hamlin
Miloweackee
Crowell’s
Crowell
Will
R. S. Veesey
Wiannebeago County
Th Dakot
Diarex
Hurn's
Boyd
North Park Avenue
Oregon Street
Thaxter Reed
Woon
M.D. Daggett
Tood
Tim Reavlen
Jan Merritt AU Atrael
Frank McGabe
CIGAR _FAUPSMAN
Ar Co
Toledo
Feerness
Snerags
Jeys
Warren Fe
Pabh
Jan Y
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