Local notes and visits from Milwaukee to Oshkosh
The Northwestern reports a string of city news items from Oshkosh including John H. Griffith of Milwaukee visiting on business, Mrs B Evans of Chicago visiting Mrs. Ellsworth, and Robert Utecht moving to Appleton for a Sherman hotel job. Also noted are a Williams College graduate John Simpson taking a stenographer position with A C McComb, a 15 year old Louis A Davis dislocating his arm at the Smith school, Blanche McCarthy’s funeral at Second M E church, and a new south side post station opening in Oshkosh. Public health notes cover tuberculosis tests on eight cattle at Fond du Lac and state payments toward cattle valuations. Benjamin Edwards of Utica returns from Dickinson, N D with cattle. local church officers are elected. Raymond Russell from Kenosha McMillin & Co. examines Traction Co. books in city. McMillin operates electric light and rail interests in 28 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Griffith
Milwaukee
B. Evans
Chicago
Oliver Ellsworth
Washington Street
Robert Utecht
Appleton
Shermen Hovel
Robert Cameron
W. R. Malert
M. Mutard
John Simpson
Williams
Culiege
A. C. McComb
Louis A. Davis
L. B. Davis
Roeker
Simith
Blanche McCarthy
H. Anderson
Ray
William Newey
New York Avenue
Pustitfien Department
South Side
Oshkosh
BRFP
Pommmarane
Ninth Street
Oregon
H. P. Clute
Atata
Ford du Lac Brewing Company
Benjamin Edwards
Utica
Dickinson
North Dakota
Edwards
Dascom
Furst Baptist Church
WD. van Liew
G. W. Gates
E.R. Parish
William #4
Fair
Fred Perkins
Henry Lindeau
First Baptist Chapel
Stephan Jones
Russell
Kmverson McMillin & Co
New York
Traction Company
McMillin Company
Medtlin
Electric Light
Fires Sweep Through Barn House and Saloon District
Over two days three separate fires disrupted North Park avenue and Division street. A barn rear of Wead & Kitz was burned about 10 am with damages around 25 dollars. A second alarm for a Division street house occurred at 1 10 pm from a closet fire likely spontaneous combustion. Early morning a North Park avenue saloon upper story burned badly, roof destroyed, lower floor minor damage. property owned by Pabst Brewing. occupants were the saloon proprietor’s family.
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Wead & Kitz
North Park Avenue
Division Street
Thomio ,Son
Ms. Jones
North Park Avenua
Broad Sileet
Saloun
Froness
Pabst Brewing Company
Boy Injured As Horse Cart Delivers Near Church Brouiers Fair
Abbott Mitchell, son of Prof F E Mitchell, was run down Thursday morning on Prospect Avenue near Tawkgon Street by a delivery cart horse. He was cut above the neck, bruised on the head, and his lip grazed. A wheel grazed his head but he escaped serious injury. he was treated at home and is expected to recover.
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F. FE. Mitchell
Abbott Mitchell
F. EB. Mitchell
Prospect Avenues
Tawkgon Street
Haime
Outages Plague Oshkosh Electric Lights May 1900 Record
City patrol reports show a heavy month of lights out with substantial tolls deducted. Officials note moon schedule exemptions and frequent discrepancies while Edison lighting company largely settles accounts with minimal disputes.
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Oshkosh
Elfertly Hgut Company
E. 8
Hinman
Hinjan
S. Main
Hiller
Winnebago-Rusalia
Pitzhatrick
Minnesota
Bork
Grant
Vinland
Mulva
Sligh
Oregon
Shnnesota
Ohio
Smick
Smilek
Pearl-Division
Ragatz
Nebraska
Borer
Bark
Eiffler
Moyer
Jackson
Muolva
Pearl-Mangol
Pearl-Light
Tearl-Jackson
Vic-Penri-Clark
Ste
Alcama
High-Jackson
Stride
Wisconsin Avenue
Pearl
toSixth
Dakota
Wikconsin Avenue
Teath
Weyer MeRighth
South Main
Abulva
Krautternth
Miller
Pearltwisconsin Avenue
Mulya
Mutya
Feventeeni
Aleyer
Almoma-Wisconsin Avenue
Miuadwee
Highwerket
Severrtumth
Oregan
Meyete
Paghith
Ahte
Sen Vk
Prarl
Abutva
Sevnteenth
Iztermurnak Bork
Tdaho
Merrison
Inure Nord
Nurk
Park-Wisconsin Avenue
New York Avenue
Zmanerinsen
Growth of the Normal Academy in Oshkosh
The Normal Academy on Cherry Avenue, led by Prof. PD Cross with Miss Browd, has grown from 120 to 200 students since 1896. It prepares pupils for the Normal School, offering grammar, arithmetic, geography, history, reading, phonics, penmanship, and a junior Phoenix debating society, plus a baseball team.
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Mhany
Oshkoah Normal School
Institution of Learning
Herry Avenue
Scots Street
Lineoln Avenue
Normal Academy
Mani
PD. Cross
Buimu B. Browd
Cross
Normal School Academy
First Ward
Lincoln Avenue
Cherry Avenue
Mgr. Cross
Émmra
School For the Ark
Junior Phoenix
James Norrig
Ale Ways
Liegest
Whbout Elahty
The Markets. Sew York Stocks.
The following is the range of prices today as furnished by F C Horn, Room 7, United block. A man is never really very alone is no ugly that it is becoming so.
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York
F. CG. Horn
Uthiein
Ntral
Beason Prd
M&s
Manhattan
I. CG. Diern
Ceuly
Merchants plan Tuesday meeting on excursions
A meeting is announced for Tuesday to decide on upcoming excursions. W B Sickney secretary of the board of trade notes support for cheap steamboat trips and other merchant proposals. Arrangements aim to promote Saturday afternoon excursions with a small per passenger fare to cover costs and foster merchant cooperation.
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Erchanta
W. B. Sickney
Tre Board of Trade
Eig Hulk
Chempeg
Lily
River Pointe
Oshkosh
Stickney
Dhr
Funeral for F P Peterson Held at Butte des Morts
Funeral services for F P Peterson were held at Butte des Morts with Rev E A Smith officiating. The service drew many locals due to Petersons prominence. he was 70, born in Christiansand Norway, immigrated to the United States, and operated a general store in Butte des Morts after a Westward rush and brief stay in Nevada.
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Hutte Des Mfort
E. A. Smith
Smith
Besie Lou Daegett
Heman H. Powers
Butte Des Morts
Peterson
Christiansand
Norway
United States
Nevada
Motte Des Morts
Tonnen Tonnesen
Cake Sale at Trinity Church This Saturday
The Guild of the Good Shepherd at Trinity Church will hold a cake and doughnut sale on Saturday, June 2, at 149 Miami Street. See Dr Williams the Dentist for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the Good Shepherd of Trinity Church
Miami Street
Wiliams
Oshkosh Hardware and Services Advertised
Frantic classified ad page lists hardware, plumbing, leather goods, belts, and tools at low prices in Oshkosh Wisconsin. Multiple items include shoes, lawn mowers, bakers chocolate cake, and ready delivery. notices call for help wanted and lost items with street addresses and contact details.
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Lema
Ioods
al Priovs
Main Street
Toa Alena Street
Tuinva
Chicago
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Daily
Northwestern
UNE
Boyd
Alaaps
BEPOL
City Market
Hittle Roy
J.a.crum
Jackson Street
Vais
Sshkosh
Orle
Pelton
Abraham
Matin Street
FP. C. Peterson
AY FP
Balylis
Aml Mil
Eaght Street
Wis
Pierson's Fruit and Grocery Store
MAIN
Grand Opera House
Dick Ferris
Ferris
Tm Wepe
New Bears
John A. Stevens
Daziin
Lauda
Wenck
Prives
Bauman’s Drug Store
Raja Street
Quinne Rogge —Ao
Cases Siancae
Lace
Toic du Nord
Quinn & Rogge
Onan Daiain
Havana
Gan Ulé
Witzel & Goettman
Ceape Street
Oshkouh
Main St
ROYAL
Wakeman
Stora
Algor
Newton
Wranich & Bach
Bush & Gerts
Schaff Bros
N. Brigge & Son
Krippene Hardware
Dangler Blut Plame Wicklers Oi
Topliff
Toplife
T. W. Gondrien
Oshkoul
Stroud & Thomson
E. F. Steude
Maby Street
Evans Brow
Pabmecion
Dai Hatihartacac
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