Ringling Brothers Circus to Arrive in Oshkosh Early Tomorrow
Ringling Brothers circus trains totaling about eighty nine cars will reach Oshkosh from Beaver Dam by around 4:30 am with four arrivals. wagons will travel via Main street and Jackson street to Masterson Park grounds on Jackson street between New York avenue and Murdock street. A street parade is planned around the usual hour, and city police warn residents and shopkeepers to guard against theft during the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Oakkovh
Beaver Dam
Asterson
Park
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Teartow
Oshkosh
Freght
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Main Street
Masterson’s Park
Jackson Street
New York Avenue
Murdock “Street
Show Grounds
Jackson
Church Street
Jefferson Avenue
State Street
Ceape Street
Circus Grounds
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pauline
Minnesota Junction
Northwestern Line
T. B
Curtis Jr
Northwestern Road
Pere
Green Bay
Winnebago ‘Traction Company
Bngh Street
High Tod
High
Main
Washington Street
High Street
Conpe Street
East Loop
Dowling
Ciisens
Joral m I
Disorderly conduct charges filed after police incident
An officer named H. Pawlinekt charged A. Pawl Uski and Joan Bauer with disorderly conduct following a Tuesday evening disturbance. Details of the incident remain limited in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukt
Joan Bauer
Teestay
H. Pawlinekt
Barnes Beats Sawyer in Daly Cup Semi Final
F B Barnes defeated E P Sawyer three up and two to play in a twenty two hole match at Algoma Country Club Wolf Links Tuesday afternoon. The win puts Barnes in the final with Fred Sabin to face Barnes for the Daly Cup next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
F. B. Barnes
E. P. Sawyer
Algoma
Daly City
Mr. Barnes
Bir Sawyer
Fred Sabin
Fr. Barnes
Harmony circle meetings and local notices in Oshkosh
Harmony circle will meet Friday with Mrs. C F Clendening at 703 Jackson Street. Several residents travel plans noted including Marion Schneider in Appleton and Rev Wells’ daughter, plus trips to Green Bay and Lake Allis. Umpire coverage for a baseball game is unsettled. manager Nichols reports Pete Fuller left Oshkosh for Chicago without notice. A minor car accident involving Will Brand occurred on East Irving Street with a damaged fender and steering gear failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Circle
C. F. Clendening
Jackson Street
F W W. Schneider
Marion
Appleton
George F. Werner
C. A
Mirneenolis
Edward Hartske
Harry Ward
Fond du Lac
Chicago
B. J. Behling
Lake Allis
Co. W. Wells
Martin Kneaves
Mary Kneaves
Leslie Kneaves
Kansas City
Frederick Leu
Fourteenth Street
HE. P. Ferrie
Houghton
Mich
S. E. Loper
Otter Street
Green Bury
Charles Nichols
Thes
J. L. Fuller
Pete
Oshkosh
Association
League
Moll
Easy
LeRoy Converse
Mr. Moll
Willam Tr
Brand
Tuerley
Irving Street
Car retrieved from river after bridge dive and repair plan
A wrecked Winton automobile weighing about four tons and valued at around 3000 was recovered from the Main Street bridge area after a night dive. Local divers and residents aided the operation, with repairs estimated near 1000 and the vehicle towed to Krueger Automobile Co. for overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
BR. H. Hackett
Main Street
Milwaukee
Charlies C. Johnson
Johnson
S. W. Hollister
Henry Scherk
Eugene Maurey
Oshkosh
Cook & Brown Lime Co
Krueser Automobile Company
Krueger Company
Maurey
Fats Ann Leans Practice For Oshkosh Benefit Game
Players for the Oshkosh Baseball association benefit game gather at Oshkosh driving park for practice and fry instructions. Uniform measurements must be turned in at Palate Clothing by nine o clock tomorrow morning. Parade details set for five o clock Saturday. participants meet at New Hevere hotel at two o'clock to receive assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fats
Oshkosh Baseball Association
Oshkosh
Palate Clothing House
Fivo
Death of Mrs Caroline Putratz in Nekimi at age 74
Mrs Caroline Putratz wife of the late Carl Putratz died in Nekimi Tuesday after illness with pneumonia at seventy four. She leaves two daughters Mrs Albert Dulinke and Mrs Herman Knorr and three sons William Putratz John Putratz Carl Butkott and August Putratz. Funeral Friday at King Nekimi at 1 am Rev William Roepke will officiate. Interment Lutheran cemetery West Hosendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Putratz
Carl Putratz
Nekimi
Albert Dulinke
Town of Freedom
Herman Knorr
Shiocton
Whiam Putratt
John
Ser's Creek
Carl Butcutt
Johnson's Creek
Elizabeth Gerding
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
George Muellar
Eighth Street
Inez Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Beloit
J. Staverum
Daisy Jutumery
Merritt Street
White City
Tlis
F.N. Kitz
Lakestreet
Sylvia
Meta Nolte
Antigé
Otto Nolte
Antigo
Green Bay
Ferdinand Hahn
Washington Street
Isabelle Myrtie Israil
Julius Kroll
West Algoma Street
John Varney
Phillip Laabs
Camp Douzelas
Second Wisconsin Infantry
Vr Varney
J. Coony
NATO
Wia
Kaukauna
Charles Duaxey
B. Dage
No Factory Planned by Brand & Sons After Fire
William T Brand declares no immediate factory erection at the Ceape street site once occupied by Brand & Sons. He says a survey was for boundary lines and the future location will be decided later, with current operations continuing at the Oshkosh Rurality plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Brand
HR. Brand & Sons Company
KR Brand & Sons Company
Ceape Street
William T Liand
Oshkosh Ruraliure Company
Freight Agents to Visit Oshkosh for Evening
Freight agents of the Wisconsin Central Railway, invited by the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce, will spend Friday evening July 31 in Oshkosh for a planned reception. Fred Signer, general freight agent, will oversee the excursion and arrange entertainment with the railway committee. The party arrives at 7 45 p m and departs after an instructive and enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Ralleo
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Ashkosh Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Englebright
Committee On
Railway and Transportation
Oshkosh
Fred FE Signer
Fashions for Dom Practically All the Boys This Year
Fashions for dom describe full knickerbockers and belted low outfits for boys with blouses and derkins. Girls wear high waist skirts flaring below the knee with low belts and loose styling. Trims include cotton braid tapes and simple bone buttons. The article notes easy laundering and practical back buttoned blouses for boys and pinafores. A proverb about fewer tribiters and travel follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Harper's Bazar
City must pay standard telephone rates under state ruling
Oshkosh officials react after Wisconsin Railroad Commission orders end to free or reduced city phone service. District manager J F Quinlan states city offices will be billed at regular rates from August 1905, affecting 18 phones including mayor’s residence and municipal court. Pole access and undergrounding debates arise as aldermen consider city utilization of poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkowh
Manetier
J. F. Quinlan
Green Hay
Quinlan
John Handcrob
Railroad Rate Commission of Wisconsin
Board of Public Works
Cty
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Oregon Street
Fifteenth Street
Seventh Street
Northwestern Telephone Company
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Oshkosh
S Municipal Court
Main Street Bridge
Banderah
Mrr. Gallagher
North Park Avenue
Franklin Avenue
D. Tuscher
Main Street
Neville Buxey
South Park Avenue
Milwaukee Free Press
Lyn Tans Fhote
Henry Gribb Jer
Agile
W. H. Tabeeck
Lady Airt
Wisconsi Woolen Mills
Adedreese
W. Care
Northwestern
Athearne Water
Oushala Harbor
Mimerts Point
Addriss Cristal
Wisconsin
Aveny
Rae
Grand View Hotel
Chain of Lakes
Wallane
Wis
Wallace HH. Lord
Iin
Leander Choate
Berelin Fis
Si Eenth Street
Reese
Landseekers
Looted Farmer's Rig and Local News From Neenah
A nameless farmer reported theft of binding twine provisions and other goods valued at 29 dollars from his wagon stored near Darbisok's shed on Malm Street. Police investigate with no suspects yet. Also reported are political delegation travels to Milwaukee and Appleton, a funeral attendance, a fine for William Gutsman on assault charges, a stag party for Harvey Thomas's birthday, Maccabees anniversary plans, a Catholic Knights visit, and Adam Ehrenott Jr sent to Oshkosh workhouse for eight days after disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenak
Wis
Hag
Darnbisok
Malm Street
Milwaukee
Charley Schultz
M. L. Campbell
AW. Teeleloge
Neenah
M. M. Schoetz
Joseph Stommel
John Mura
Menvsha
FP. L. Callahan
Apleton
No OM. Edwardsa
Hom Neenah
Wiliam Guisman
Grow
Jaird
Alex Price
Hoth
Menasha
Gutsman
Harvey Thomas
Neenth
Menasha Maccabees
Wisconsin
Catholic Knights
Appleton
Adam Ehreott Jr
Oshkosh
Brown
Manasha man takes own life in jail cell
A 7pecial report from Menasha Wisconsin describes Jay 2-Prof. Walde mar Zimmer, a longtime resident, found dead in a jail cell between three and five this morning. Police say the prisoner, who faced health troubles, appeared to have hanged himself with a strap near the cell door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
Wiha
Jay
Waldemar Zimmer
Tre Feig
Ome
Zenefakt
Dee
Menasha Notes and Local Updates
Local items report Abie in custody with a physician assisting. Chief Jones notes a nighttime gall visit and a request for medicine. The Menasha council met in special session approving street work and appointing Joseph Miller as waterworks overseer. Various social notices include a sixth birthday, a visit from Henry Baines, and a Chicago couple celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jak Mney
Dei
Gall
Jones
Meile
Thice Ottack
Hilbert
Kaukauna
Menasha
Segeelon
Joseph Miller
Catholic Knights
Ap Felon
Onanever
Main Street
Alex Price
WHS
Guyssman
Neenah
Adolph Hyson
Broad Street
Henry Baines
Appleton
George Allanson
Thinois
Hari Levy
Chicago
Levy
Effie Barlow
Potators and Market Notices From City Market
An assortment of notices includes a market price sheet with fruit and produce measures and a shipment notice. It lists contact details for a grocery operation and references local sales and rental notices. A community event advertises a Friday evening party with an orchestra and dancing on Main Street. For sale and rent ads follow with two calls for property and an eight room house for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte den Marrs
Teaves
Givens Tnder
Whiamson Brothers
Hoare
W. M. Sehrorde
F. RA. D
Jackson Street Road
Frederick Avanue
Gowen Street
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Cts
Hay Hardware Go
Jobts
John Bauer
George McPherson
A. Pawl Uski
Joan Bawer
Latier Plerds Gants
Stenogopher
Barnes
Sawyer
Fred Subin
Minden Maynard
Maynard & Newton
Maynard
Bond
Frank Alien
Maynard & Oud Companys
Stionrt
R. ML McKevi
Fats Ann
Oshkosh Brewing Co
Putratz
Toun of
Rektoul
Weara
Dom
Telephone Company
Rictier
Manderob Saye
Ewham
State Railrond Kate ‘Commission
Ias Deen
Neenah Police
Lockunp
Samed
Cecil Ware
Ron
the Commercial National Bank
Oshkosh, Wis
T.R. Wall
Thos. Daly
E.R. Williams
Mrs
Washington St
Asaati Fol & Son
Sranth
Frank
Wisconsin Avenue Phone
New Home Bakery
Cream and Trust
F. Warnitz
Wisconsin Avenue
Masterson
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