City Works Board Receives Bids For Remodeling Project
The Board of Public Works announces bids for a heating and sewerage remodeling at a to be received up to two o’clock. Engineer YPhtlekow of Onyrha presented the plan and noted this year no chances will be taken. The council approved a resolution phased by the cosin council. work is to proceed on Jackson Street with company responsibility for portions charged to property owners.
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Board of Public Works
Reralye Ins Bhis
Heting
Yenihehag Aysien
Ie Bate
Whlehy
Oelock
Inychieer Yphtlekow
Onyrha
Cosin Council
Jackson Efreetith
First in a Series of Dreger by Pupils at Church
A program titled Tiny Test of a series of five music pieces by the Pupils of Henman Ph Powers was held Friday evening at the church. The event drew local youths performing in a small recital with supportive attendees.
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Pupirs
Henman
Ph Powers
Tela
Wire
CaneMvanibaal Church
Birsely
Young Singers Shine in Debut with Noted Chorus
The piece features Tyan Algama ete and West drying etert with a revived choral dummy performance. It marks the first appearance of a young tenor, amid careful tone and diction. Miss Bessie Coe contributes selections alongside the male chorus, highlighting the event’s modest nervous enthusiasm.
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Tasen Algama
Tyane
de Maile
Bessie Coe
City Declines Contract Over Technicality During Appeal
City attorney says authority to contract was lacking after a court challenge on payment terms. The dispute centers on whether the city could fund gas and electric work as the case proceeds, with arguments awaiting further legal action and potential impact on public utilities.
Notable Old Folks Concert Features Singers
The program ends with old folks songs performed by about thirty voices and known soloists including Mrs. T. S. Arthur of Fond du Lac Mia John Cameron Miss Anna Diehmann Lt Frank Gates and WH Fling. The event promises varied singing and community participation.
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T. S. Arthurp
Fond du Lac
Mia
John Cameron
Anna Diehmann
Frank Gates
WH. FP. Fling
Child Dies at Holftal in Taherentiosin Case
Herbert Jones Jr., nine month old son of John F. Jones Jr. of 99 Wisconsin Avenue, died Thursday at St Maryris Hospital after a late week illness. Tuberculosis was listed as the cause. Funeral services at 2 PM at residence with burial at Plymoath cemetery. C J Thardon accompanied the body from Plymoath.
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Herbert John, Joors
John FF. Jones Jr
Wisconsin Avenue
St. Maryris Hospital
Atymouth
Plymoath
C. J. Thardon
Boy Angler Battles Sixteen-Pound Turtle at Canal
A boy fishing near the Chicagos & Northwestern bridge fought a sixteen pound mud turtle with a thick shell. The bobber sank suddenly and the line ran out as the struggle began, ending with the turtle coming to land without serious trouble.
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Keres Trown
Chicags & Northwestern Broad Bridge
Turtle
Turtle Displayed by Captor After Large Catch
A captured creature weighed sixteen pounds and was proudly exhibited by the captor. The turtle bit on a minnow on a pike hook, using an ordinary pike-line.
Lecture on Christian Science by Miss Mary Brookins
An evening lecture at the opera house will discuss Christian Science. Speaker Miss Mary Brookins of Minneapolis will present the subject and address those interested in learning about this religion.
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Mary Brookins
Minnépolis
Opera House
Mies
Mary “Brookins
Minneapolis
Adaryss
Chrstia
Topperwein Experts to Demonstrate at Free Afternoon Event
The two experts, Topperwein and an invited rival, will present a demonstration at 3:30 PM featuring revolver and shotgun shooting. The event is free to all interested spectators.
Topperwein Records Show Unbroken Shooting Feats
Hold world records at ten consecutive days of shooting. Mr. Topperwein achieved straight runs of 14 4 13 599 13 252 and 14 540 12 599 13 292 13 219 on kWo and one quarter inch wooden blocks at 2 twenty foot rise. He missed only four out of 50 000 shots. Many remarkable feats are noted.
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Topperwein
kWo
Ning
Congressman Davidson Delayed Seeks Business in New York
Congressman James H. Davidson of this city has not yet returned from Washington after adjournment. He remains in New York City for several matters of business, and his wife Mrs. Davidson has not received word on when he might be expected home. He was in New York at the time of writing.
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James H. Davidson
Washington
Congress
New York City
Miss Verna Kubishesky Visit to Minneapolis
Short notes report Miss Verna Kubishesky and Mrs George Hoch traveling to Minneapolis for a week with relatives and friends. Rabb Louis Edelson preached at 7 30 PM at Ninth and Nebraske streets synagogue celebrating Pentecost with morning services the next day. Oshkosh fire department responded to an alarm at box 433 at four o clock. a small blaze in a Harom street house damaged a closet under the stairway about $1. percent.
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Verna Kubishesky
Minneapolis
George Hoch
Ninth and
Nebraske Atreets
Rabb Louis Edelson
Oshkosh
Harom Street
La Follette to Tour Madison and Return for Convention
Special to The Northwestern reports Senator La Follette will leave Washington for Madison for a brief stay and talk. He plans a short lecture tour next week and aims to be in Madison during the Republican convention to stay connected with Chicago managers by telegraph and telephone.
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
la Follette
Madison
Chicago
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