Two Candidates From City Win Naval Academy Appointments
City figures J H Davidson and Lawrence Ertz received appointments to the Annapolis Naval Academy after passing the preliminary exams. Both were sworn in as midshipmen and prepared for the final assessment, marking an unusual simultaneous success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Davidson
Hans. Erte
Manitowoc
Lawrence, Bischof
Stevens Point
Apnopolis - Naval Academy
Ertz
Itis
Ise
Bilctiof
James McDonald
David
Wisconsin postoffice clerks meet without Gen Startin
The Wisconsin postoffice clerks convention in Oshkosh honored Gen James E Startin head of the Chicago inspection department of the United States postoffice service but he could not attend due to demanding duties. Letters from officials including U S Senator Robert M.La Follette and others praised the association and thanked local groups for hospitality during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin “Postoffice
James E. Start
Chicago -Inspection ‘Department of the United States
Postoffice Service
Chicago
Oshkosh
Ashkosh
Jim
Ddeath
Army of the
Te Rivertyens
Post Office
Opere
Yacht
Elks’ Club
Bute
Power Boat Club Holds Meeting and Regatta Plans
unfriendly weather prevented the soshkosh Power Boat club from meeting Monday at the hotel club house. presiding was Theodore Everhart. officers approved Fourth of July regatta plans and awarded the Arthur Ehrmann trophy and Windsor trophy cups. five new members joined the club bringing total to the limit with four candidates remaining on the waiting list. next regatta set for July 25 near the clubhouse course by Butte des Morts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soshkosh” Power Boat Club
Fromi
Revere
Cam- Taodore Everhart
Cam- Taodore Everhart Preiding. Mhe ‘Racing Committee
Andeck
Anger
Arthur
Ehrmann
Windsor
Ered McKay
Racing Committee
Hmit
Holbrook
Jenner
Chicago
Charles
J. Pope
Walter T. Grendy
Gineess
Grundy
George E. Konrad
Butte’ Des ‘Morts
Poiver
McGoorty Faces Brutal Fight in Billings Card
Western accounts describe the Oshkosh boxer McGoorty in a grueling match with Lafontise in Billings. By the fourth round McGoorty bleeds from the nose and lip while his eye swells. Lafontise blocks McGoorty’s left, and a sharp fifth round right hook floors him, signaling a fierce duel and near draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Ont
McGoorty
Lafontise
McGoorty Eyes Rim Battle After Stimulant Clash
In a gritty fight described as using strenuous methods, McGoorty defeated Lefentise with a right counter in the eighth round after Lefentise was knocked down. McGoorty plans a Labor Day bout back in Bolings against Mike Sullivan or Tom McCune, having previously drawn with Oshkosh’s NeCunew in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGoorty
Lefentise
Lafentiss
McGearty
Eddia
Bolings
Mike
Sullivan
Tom McCune
McGoarty
McCune
Duluth
Eagies
Oshkosh Court Handles Sheriff Aide and Local Offenders
The Oshkosh morning court dealt with multiple cases. Carl Nicksted pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and was fined 10 dollars plus costs or fifteen days in the county workhouse. He claimed a Chicago wife and three children in need and said he came to Oshkosh for work. He admitted owning a revolver but offered varying stories of his home towns. He will be brought before Charles Kempf before leaving to verify if he was involved in Sunday street crime. James Blacklock faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges, claiming drug effects, and paid a $2 fine plus costs. Nels Nelson could not pay and was sent to the county workhouse for one night and two days. John Weaver, an old offender, pled guilty and was sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail for obstructing money payments. Frank Steinfall refused to plead guilty to drunkenness. his case was adjourned to two this afternoon. Frank Birt was jailed for eight days for vagrancy due to lack of funds. John Dilton, also charged with vagrancy, was released after promising to leave the city and head to the railroad yards for a freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl iNicksted
Goss
Nicksted
Chicago
Oshkosh
Dowling
New York
St.Louis
Charles. Kempf
Kémpt
James. Blacklock
Jefferson Avenue
Steinfort
Nels
Nelson
John Weaver
Old Offender
Weaver
Stéinfall
Haley
Frank “Birt
Dougherty
Wee -John - Dilton
Main- Street
Saengerfest Attendance by Cash Awennerchor Leads East Wisconsin Event
The Awennerchor under Prof Max Shafer will travel Saturday morning to Fond du Lac to join the twelfth annual East Wisconsin Saengerbund with groups from Milwaukee Hartford Fond du Lac Sheboygan Plymouth Port Washington Manitowoc and Two Rivers. About 500 singers perform at the Coliseum with instrumental and vocal selections. A grand picnic Sunday at Ingrants Grove will feature German and English songs. The festival closes Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Awennerchor
Max Shafer
Fond du Lac
East Wisconsin
Saengerbund
Milwaukee
Hartford
Fond'du: Lac
Sheboygan
Plymouth
Port’ Washington
Manitowoc
Aff
Oshkosh
Coliseum
Ingrants Grove
Oshkosh W C T U Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The Oshkosh W C T U elected officers for the new year. President is Mrs. J M Williams. Vice presidents include Mrs. Knapp Mrs. Thomas and Miss Martha Pennett. Recording secretary is Mrs H Cooper. Corresponding secretary is Mrs Morehouse. A number of other officers and departments are listed including science instruction and evangelism coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh W. C. TU
J. M. Williams
Knapp
Thomas
Martha Pennett
Becker
Brainerd
Hatch
Hardy
Fulter
Morehouse
Myre
Thorine
Evangelis
Paytor
Parit Marhee Rennett
Anti-Zaink Ars
S. RL Cooper
Engagement Announced for Fred J. Smith and Miss Schalkenbach
Public notice states Fred J. Smith and Miss Schalkenbach become engaged. The bride is described as a capable young woman from the local community with ties to a furniture firm. Details of dates or residences are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephas Schene
Thirteenth Street
Funeral notices for Otis Skinner and others in Chicago area
Funeral services for Otis A Skinner will be held at his residence with Rev John W Greenwood of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. Interment at Forest Home Cemetery in Oak Park. Pallbearers listed. Death cause undetermined. autopsy not performed. Mrs Jane Demming dies of cancer at 82 in Chicago area. survivors listed. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis’ A. Skinner
Algoma
Stredts
John W. Greenwood
Trinity Episcops
Chicagop É& Northwestern
Charles Radford
R. H. Edwaris
Byved Hodger
Jonn
Challoner
P. W. Hollister
Frank
A.’ Fuller
Skinner
Demming
Jane Demming
Maria Brace
High Street
Canassa
Brace
City
Henry and
Ralph Tugarw
Cedar’ Rapids
Iowa
Sophia “Herding
Vancouver
Wash
David TP
Adams
Chicaso
Abram Tugaw
Oshkos
Sylvester J. Larger
Amelia Beshaw
Oshkosh
Charles E. Case
Anna Rowe
Arizona Street
Smith Offic
Doman
J. W. Kircher
Ormro
Church Street
Lutheran Church
Hev
Weng
Doty Street
Sophia Grett
Fifth ‘Street
Grett
State hatcheries to be visited by commission in Oshkosh
A state commission plans a visit to northern hatcheries including Oshkosh to inspect steelhead trout experiments and fingerling propagation. John Maag, superintendent of the Total hatchery, has not received official notice of the proposed tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Oshkosh
Bwt
John Maag
To¢al Hatchery
Gillen and Murretie Wed in City Church Parsonage
Frank T. Gillen of this city and Gladys Ruth Murretie of Memphis were married in the First Congregational church parsonage last Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Rev. Edward H. Smith performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in this city with Gillen employed by John F. Larie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T.gillen
Gladys Ruth ‘Murretie
Memphis
Enn
Edward H.smith
Grace Johnson
Injured man leaves sanitarium after holdup shooting
Charlen Kempt, shot in the neck during an attempted holdup at a saloon north of the city, was reported improving. He left Lake side sanitarium on Monday afternoon and was taken by carriage to his home at 382 Jefferson avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Sanitarium
Jefferson Avenue
Roosevelt Helps Taft Face New Political Stage
Barved weekly analysis notes Roosevelt's voluntary retreat from the nomination fight, clearing Taft to stand center stage. It argues Roosevelt remains president but loses influence, while a strong challenger looms and risks ease of suppression at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelti
Taft
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Rovelt
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Chicago
Barver
Japan’s feudal era ends under Rot Meare t new order
The piece notes Japan’s abolition of feudalism under a new regime and contrasts institutional shifts with England. It highlights the slow cultural transition, lingering autohomoevg traits, and exclusive social systems, while mentioning Asakawa’s observed period and the faded foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Rot Mearet
England
Indefinite Postponement of Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting
The planned gathering of the Daughters of the American Revolution for Thursday, July 3, has been indefinitely postponed due to the number of members able to attend. Nearby notices mention visiting relatives in Stony Beach and Kalamazoo, and other local society updates including school officials and business incorporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Jn
Diyjbaay
Bush
EL Finney
Miki E. Finney
Stony Beach
George 5
Dean the Chaloner
Kalamazoo
Nora Li J. Bale
Mich
Spink
Peter Stein
H. &. Tigh
Ya- BL
Crane
Potsdam
John ‘R, Lloyd
Julia
BecCrane
Normal Institute of Muate
Wihnécante Bridge
Dennis
Classifieds and Notices From Milwaukee Area Page
A jumble of late 19th century classified items and public notices lists jobs household needs and sales. Advertisements mention chairs pianos and phonographs, real estate or rental appeals, and a public auction or probate notice for Anna Smart with court dates and publishing details. The page references Oshkosh and Milwaukee locales with dates July 7 to July 12 and names such as D. Ross, the administrator, and County Judge Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewal Nutich
Anna Smart
Smart
Hays
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Ge WR
Stewart
Clerks’ Convention
Power Boat Club
Ware Sexston
Cups
Ace
Resatta
Oshkysh
la Crosse
P. m
M. E
Appleton
Taly
Leander
Choate
A. m
Sinal Sina
Fond An
Fred J. Smith
Jexxie *Schalk
Hoth
Otis
Antehertes
Gobri Rexina Tourim
Orie
Gillen
Gladys Me Murreetie
Memphis Takex Fince
Man
Charlen Kempt
Mottup Mex
Smony Bowes
Poley
I. A. Horn
Toca
Frank McCate Coe
Pune
Ign
Adee
Park Avenue
Ly“man’s
Tieturps
Laborere
Bredig
al Uder
Wis
Eshiash
Milwickee
Way SG
Siper
D. Ross
Wii
Green FE
Franklin
Aveny
Sin Avenue
Eagle Rive
Oregon
Hell Nurseries
St. Paul
Minn
Gulaic
Sutton
Attomobile
Ry Waltzer
Mary Street
Vinder
Julyane
Ata
Wellington
Wabash Ave
Dicken
McGlintock & Bayfield
Evans Bros
O’brien
Main Street
Lampard
Jackson Street
Krumrich- Konrad CO
McDonald
Undertakers
Vitee
Botz Meat Market
Cor
Matn and Ath
F. Runkel
Biely 4
Main
Mallery & Arhelger UndertakKers
Mallery
Res
Arhelget
Ancy
Hanson & McGregor
Central Ave
H. M. Harmon
Eich Street
Naper, Ile
FF. M. Lampson
BI Waloo Street
Julius
Fulton Street
Paris Green
Mueller’s
Cer. Teath
Palace Dye Works
Fremh Ory Lenutne Ane
F. J. Himmler
Mula Street
Abi Akaney
Anat Wet
Opere Tevse
Shirt Co
Wang
Troizt Meat Co
Cook & Brown
R. E. Marquardt Furniture and Undertaking
Whitely
Green Bay
Tight Street
Thaxter Reed
Loc Ank
Apniy
Fin
Care Daily Northwest
Ern Cilica
the Cherch Company Cor. Jackson
Nd Tring
California
A. B. Dye
Oregon St
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