Justice Is Distributed Jital On Main Street
Fragmentary note mentions justice distributed on Main Street with reference to Wednesday. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern in Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
Oshkosh Chautauqua Plans and Local Notices Highlight Sewn Events
The Oshkosh chamber promotes tickets for a Chautauqua August 23 to September 26 with an educational committee led by Charles Nevitt. A new insurance policy form from Insula Lane Company is praised. Police and court actions include Arthur Gabbert sentenced to Industrial School, Merritt Starkweather facing assault charges, Louis Fritz fined for drunkenness, and other vagrancy and noncompliance cases.
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Cil
Chamber‘ of Commerce
Oshkosh
Charles Nevitt
Educational Committee
Chautauqua
Insula Lane Company
Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukkee
Paine Lember
Chicago & Northwestern
Green Bay
Arthur Gabbert
Assisant
Waukesha
A.E
Goss
Patee
Charles Schuits
Pfell
North
Park
Edward Bergquist
Grove Street
RR. Brand & Bch
Incomplete court note notes Monday morning arraignment
Truant case fragment mentions a preferred charge against James Bowen and a guilty finding with a Monday morning schedule. The readable text is limited and lacks full context or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oGiedk
Sfticet
Jamee ‘Bowen
Man Dies at Workhouse After Years of Service
An elderly laborer with years of service at the workhouse died after a period of cheerful conduct. Friends recall a steady routine and dedication as authorities report the incident and initiate routine inquiries into the death.
Local Meeting Discusses Evangelistic Movement Invite
A meeting led by Rev Edward H Smith discussed joining a proposed evangelistic movement. The vote was to invite Ay Sunday to conduct the campaign, with a largely attended session and an animated discussion among attendees.
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Edward. H.s-Smith
Musicale Tonight Featuring Heman Powers Ent kreat
Heman Powers presents an eight o'clock musical program with Bank Clerk Chorus and selections by Misses Bessie Coe Tule Johnson Jennie Jones Elizabeth Jones Nellis Fernandez Dorothy McCabe and Messrs Henry Henkel Herman Anger Hugo Rosenkranz Charles Fiss. All music lovers invited to attend a brief enjoyable program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemian
Clerka
Bessie
Coe
Tule
Jennie Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Nellis Fernandez
Dorothy
Mc.Cabe
Messrs
Henry Henkel
Herman Anger
Hugo’. Rosenkranz
Charles Fiss
Enjo
Baltimore conference closes with selections and elections
A disputed Baltimore conference ends with elections of general conference officers and district appointees. Delegates from multiple districts consider bishops and secretaries as they wrap up the sessions. The gathering reports 3,346,483 members with 14,075 local units.
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New York
Apifehops
Anguages
Methodist church funds and district changes reported
The Anti Saloon League head reports a $100,009 Methodist church gift to fund temperance work. Oshkosh gains a district superintendent role shifting from general to district oversight, with quarterly conferences planned and revivals yielding 400 probationary members.
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Mpervice
Anti-Saloon League
Hami
Neenah
Ohealthy
Oshkosh
F. Stair
Algoma Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
W. W. Wilson
Mercy
T. D. Willams
Opera Repeats After Sold Out Grand Opera House
The high school opera, which drew a 50 member cast and taxed Grand Opera House capacity, will be repeated next Tuesday evening by the same cast in Nie. The announcement brings pleasure to many along East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormiay
Grand’ Opera House
Nie
School plans revival after high school show success
Principal O Neil of the High School planned a Tuesday performance to showcase the play. Strong encouragement from callers led him to reschedule and stage the production again with Townsend Hay Bernard Cowham receiving praise. The arion orchestra will play next Tuesday evening with dress rehearsals planned and the Bronte youths eager to improve and impress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
St.would
Townsend “Hay
Bernard Cowham
Arion
Bronte
Houseboat Trip on Fox River Ends With Mixed Catch
A six person party including David C. Lawson and A Morley enjoyed a trip aboard the Gypsy houseboat, formerly Lawson property now owned by A Lauberheimer. Rough seas hampered fishing but a fair string was landed. Residents around Lake Poyrun report high water levels, attributing them to local dam effects and government gauge discrepancies at Oshkosh.
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Fox River
David C. ‘Lawson
Lauberheimer
Poygun
David C. Lawson
Ward
A. Morley
Aid
Lake Poyrun
Menasho
Oshkosh
Pentecost Observed by Orthodox Jews Tonight and Tomorrow
Orthodox Jews celebrate Pentecost starting this evening with services at 8:30 in the Jewish synagogue at Ninth and Nebraska streets. Sermons by Rabbi Edelson will focus on The Instruction on Mount Sinai with morning services at 8 tomorrow and a concluding service tomorrow night.
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Sivan
Mount ‘Sinai
Ninth
Nebraska Streets
Edelson
Mount Sinai
Milwaukee trips and local personnel updates
F A Ackerman traveled to Milwaukee. Charles Dellerich also went to Milwaukee on business. Edward Kemnits of 123 Western avenue joined John P Hess Jeweler in Fond du Lac. Emile Tesch widow of Gustavus Tesch of 652 High street received a pension of 12 dollars a month starting April 25 1908. The Prayer circle of the Woman's Work at the First Presbyterian church.
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Milwaukee
Charles Dellerich
Edward Kemnits
Western’ Avenue
John P. Hess
Fond du Lac
Emile Tesch
Gustavus Tesch
High Street
First Presbyterian Church
Local News Highlights in Brief From Wisconsin City
Shari Rhyner took Witla Cronan into custody after a Wisconsin Central train stop at 32:25 pm. A two weeks old baby girl is under care of Humane Agent Abe, aiming for a desirable family. Marriage licenses granted to Arft Larson of Neenah and Broske Wolenddiak of Menasha plus Knoelke and Amelia O'Brien of Menasha. Ambulance transferred Martin Tollet’s son to St Mary's Hospital. Inspection of the First Presbyterian Boys and Girls brigades planned for tomorrow night at Armor Boan Merritt Street. Studebaker Jr and partners in South Bend discussed a new launch built by Fond du Lac yard. Studebaker family ties to South Bend plant.
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Rawlll
Inc Abe
Georgi Re Hottam
Siosendale
South
Dik
Prank
C. Stewart Tor
Humane
Shari Rhyner
Waukessy
Wisconsin Central
Cronan
John A. Arft
Jennie Larson
Neenih
Frank .Broske
Veke Wol
Enddiak
Menasha
Henry Knoelke
Menagha
Amelia O'Brien
Big-Elty
Local Market Ads Offer Pianos Pies and Low Prices
Classified notices promote home made goods and pure treats by Boyd and Son at City Market with spot cash offers. Sales include an upright piano and a pool table, plus room rentals and real estate listings. A lost pin at Wisconsin University prompts reward, and a postponed Mystic Workers drill team dance is rescheduled to June 9.
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Boyd & Son
Boyd “& Son
City Market
North Park Avenue
J. T. Raycraft
Jackson Street
M. M
Care Northwestern
Wash
Ington Street
T. Ss
Take Rest
Stony Beach
J. W. Roe
Partir Modern
Otter Street
Postoffice
Grand Avenue
Hudson
Cy Water
G. W. Minckler
Wisconsin University
Armory Baron Street
Wright Street
the Mystic Workers
Probate court notice to creditors in Ferdinand Wiz will
The Wisconsin court in Oshkosh issues a probate notice ordering all creditors to present claims against the estate of Ferdinand Wiz, deceased, by December 5, 1908. Claims will be examined and settled at a special term in the county courthouse, with publication for four weeks in The Northwestern Daily. Court: D. Cleveland, County Judge.
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Winnebago County
Ferdinand
Wiz
Ulricke
Oshk Sud
Ferdinand @iMlz
Mlinpoke
Oshkosh
sDecen
Arid
Worthiwestern
Gaid
Dscleveland
Kuerner
Executrix
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