Seventeen year old McLaughlin attempts suicide by carbolic acid
Eugene McLaughlin reports a dispute with his daughter Miss McLaughlin over a family matter this morning. At about noon she drank carbolic acid, was found in her room, and, after four physicians treated her and stomach washings and antidotes were given, she showed signs of life. Doctors administered large doses of strychnia and nitro glycerine to stimulate the heart, and the patient gradually revived though condition remains critical. The motive remains unknown and the girl has attended Merrill school previously.
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Sukan
MeLaughin
Eugene McLaughin
Tha
Carpenter
Uneplel
Mtr.Melaugatia
Peter
Dre. C
Sargent
George
Jack
M. B. Corbett
Misa McLaughlin
Othe City
Juey Parenta
Merrill
Pig
Family faces shock after suspected self harm attempt
A father questions why his daughter would take such a step saying she was lucid and in her right mind. The family, three members plus the daughter, lived at Scott Street. Police had not been notified of the incident or opened an official investigation as of this afternoon.
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Clais
Anontha
Scott Street
Gur
Lars
Polles
Modern Woodmen Memorial Service At Amerion Camp
The Modern Woodmen of Amerion will hold its annual memorial service next Sunday at Riveralde Cemetery to honor departed members. Speakers from Attorney Leo K. Eaton and others will deliver remarks. Members of Victor Camp will meet at the hall in the afternoon and march to the cemetery for the service followed by prayers and music.
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Priory
Mems Ory
Riveralde
Prinel
Paddrens -Belny
Cenetery
INTER-SOCIETY DEBATE AT NORMAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
The fourth annual intersocial debate at the Normal School venue features Vallakean against Lyceum representing Miss Frisbie, Margaret Curt, and Mr Berkey. Philakewa debaters Herman Frets Arthur Smith and Charles Velte plus Lonny prepare for a close contest amid strong regional rivalries.
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cLyceum
United States
South
Americ
Tha Lyedum
Mio Frisbie
Margaret Curt
Be. Berkiey
Philakewa
Mears
Herman Fret
Arthur Smith
Charles I. Velte
Tath Lonny
Alice
Baye Hanora
Elias
Elty
Genfora
Thut
Athletic. Association
Somethnense
Atudenta
Funeral services for Mrs Ferdin Laabs at private home then church
Funeral services for Pioneer resident Mrs Ferdin Laabs will be held Sunday starting at 1 30 PM with private rites at the family residence at Eighth and Nebraska and public services at 2 PM at the German M E Church at Tenth and Nebraska. Rev Peters will conduct the services and interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
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Ferdinand Laabs
Eighth and
Nebraska Streets
M. EL
Tenth and
Mr. Peters
Riverside Cemetery
Purifying Nella Bells Foretaste of New Year Joy
In a dusky scene ten thousand bells swing in a purpling twilight. The bells ring endlessly like a new year’s jubilee, echoing from hilltop towers near Boschetto. Charles Warren Stoddard reflects on the bells’ heavenly harmony and the old notion that church bells could outshine devils and angels, provoking contrition in pure souls.
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Nella
Boschetto
Bella
Charien Warren Stod-dard
Atonal Magazine
Oshkosh court hears track injunction dissolution bid
At Oshkosh circuit court Judge George Burnell began a heated hearing on whether to dissolve an injunction stopping the Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light Company from laying tracks on Main Street. Attorneys for both sides presented affidavits and argued the motion amid tense testimony and a packed courtroom.
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George
Lone Ara
George Ehilton
Waa
Wisconsin. Railway. & Light Company
Main Street
Winnebago ‘Traction Company
Fastern
Wisconsin Tealway & Light Company
Gorge Hilton
John Kluwin
Bouck & Hilton
A. E. ‘Thompson
Winnebago Traction
A. E. Thompson
Fastern-Wisconsin
Rallway & Licht Company
Murposes
Oshkosh
Burnell’s
Winnebago Traction Company
Uhr Supreme ‘Court
Wisco
XII Wear
Thompson
George Hilton
Cnuae
Oats
Tila Nelnt
Thompsons
Wehta “Ander
Witen
Colonel Weed
Coal Price Jump Sparks June Market Upturn
The June market sees a twenty cent coal price rise with anthracite retail at 8.20 delivered and 7.95 in the yard. Officials claim the advance reflects a wholesale increase and a planned ten cent monthly hike through September. Strong entities include Eye, stove and chestnut coal and Pocahontas delivery quotes.
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Oshkosh
Deutera
Denlora
Leasa
Iaen
Crowded White City Thrills Amid Holiday Afterglow
Crowds swarmed the White City Thursday as the day after a holiday brought steady patronage to all attractions. Cars ran full between five and nine o'clock and DuBell the bicycle daredevil performed a thrilling act despite a minor electrical mishap. The act will continue through next week with a Monday change. The Hippodrama will also switch its act, and Saturday marks the final day for pavilion dancing before roller skating starts.
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White
DuBell
Hippodrama
Democratic county committee to meet in Oshkosh
The Democratic county committee will hold a meeting at the court house tomorrow at two o’clock to elect a chairman, discuss the county ticket, platform, and delegates to Milwaukee. Various local figures and visitors are noted, with routine city business and a municipal court fishing case also mentioned.
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Democratic County’ Committee
Wil -Holtd
House
Lomorroy-z
Winnebago
County Hall
Milwaukee
Algo
Lighted-cigar incident and tournament plans spill from page
A fragmentary report notes a lighted cigar stub allegedly causing a disturbance at 24 Main Street near Mrs Emma Rowland's residence around 10 49 pm. The piece also mentions plans for a handicap tennis tournament with references to the state university visitors and local club committees, plus assorted classified ads about sales and jobs.
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Emma
Rowland
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