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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
3
Straw Hats for every age and style are shown with a wide range of boys and men hats from 48c to 12. Our Wash Suits match the latest trends with Sailor and Blouse designs priced 48c to 3.45.
Price reductions listed for boys' Russian blouse suits across three regular price points. Suits originally 3.45 now 2.65. Suits originally 4.45 now 3.50. Suits originally 5.45 now 4.25.
A fragment indicates cherries apples pears prunes and plums were killed and all vegetables destroyed. Grain growing appears not seriously injured according to the readable text.
In Gullane Scotland on June 6 the Open Championship concluded a weather perfect day. Harry Vardon and James Braid led by seven strokes over Taylor and Large as they contended for first place. Spectators included MPs and some Americans amid reports of spongy greens hindering putting. Vardon tied with I Hy Taylor leaving the contest tight.
Five year old son of Joseph Sturm in Appleton Wisconsin ran home after his clothing caught fire while playing near a bonfire. He suffered severe burns all over his body and is in a precarious condition though expected to recover. doctors fear lasting disfigurement.
Among today's passengers aboard the Fuerst Bismarck was Joseph Brucker of Chicago. Staats Zetting sails to Berlin to launch a weekly trade journal promoting American German commercial relations.
The British steamer Ophir carrying the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York sailed from Sydney for Auckland, New Zealand, with reports indicating departure in early May.
A 56 inch Newtonian mirror for the Lick Observatory was shattered while being drilled by Prof. John A. Brashear in Pittsburg. The incident delays the South American expedition as a new glass must be made. the mirror weighed about 400 pounds and was valued at $3,000.
The Paris crop report dated June 6 shows winter wheat ratings across departments with very good in three, good in forty-five, fair in thirty-four, and passable in five. Spring wheat is very good in one department, good in eight, fair in twenty, and passable in three. no spring wheat in remaining departments.
Private advices from Danville Illinois report the death last night in Danville of George K B Wartel assistant general passenger agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad based in St Louis Wartel was known for his long service in railroad passenger operations his death is announced from Danville Illinois June 6 Cincinnati Ohio teletype news note
Col. W. W. Forward assistant surgeon general and chief surgeon of California will report to Washington and start Monday. He will assume duties of chief medical officer while General Sternberg tours the Philippines.
Magdelena New Mexico June 6 John EB Ryan veteran of the First U S V cavalry rough riders wounded at San Juan has committed death by own action. He had recently been injured by a fall from his horse and suffered kidney disorder. Patent medicines advertise Foley's Kidney Cure Tong's Tar Honey and Dean's Ointment appear in the text with promotional notes.
Fragmentary item notes a convention of Macabeen and Ladies and Knights of the Maccabees in West Superior with a June date and ticket contact through W. L. Atwood. A Pan-American Exposition account mentions Budale N Ty and Return $1548 via Wisconsin Central By Co. Ticket office call.
June excursions offered by the Wisconsin Central and Chicago and North Western railways from Oshkosh to West Superior Milwaukee and return. Special trains run June 6 7 and 8 with round trip fares around 1.56 to 1.60 dollars. Tickets usable on various returning trains with specified departure times and agents listed.
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