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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
5
A light verse piece set in a garden describes Cupid, a student learning French, and a lover's sentiment. The speaker contrasts simple phrases with real feeling as sunlit imagery and violets frame a romantic scene.
The odd waist has become a necessity for travelers and busy people. This blouse is pretty and simple in style, not quite a shirtwaist. It is of Lib-
A long description of late nineteenth century women’s garments details satin and lace blouses with Gibson pleats, Duchess models, and untrimmed opulence. Linens in New York rise in popularity with Peter Thompson and Gibson gowns leading summer wardrobes. Traveling gowns emphasize rough veiling fabrics, weatherproof textiles, and tailored coats and skirts.
A description of sturdy cotton belts sold with gowns, featuring stitched detachable belts in brown blue green and red. Belts fasten with hooks and eyes or decorative rings, designed to launder well, resist wrinkling, and keep the waist from thickening, while maintaining a weightless, graceful fit.
In Shiloh Tennessee today the Ohio monuments dedication ceremony took place with Governor Nash and staff in attendance. Veterans crowds and local officials witnessed the transfer of monuments from Ohio to the national government. The 38 markers show Ohio troops positions from April 6 7 1862 with one delay due to an accident and a later inscription relocation.
Wisconsin items report Madison Baptists will dedicate a new church June 24. Other notes include Fond du Lac county allocating 5009 dollars for a soldiers monument. the state university graduating class at a record 237. a Spanish American War veterans group forming in Fond du Lac. and Bryan to lecture in La Crosse June 23 under the press club auspices.
MarshfieldWis June 6 Special to The Northwestern Secretary of State William H Frohlich State Treasurer J O Davidson Attorney General E R Hicks and C E Marley arrived to appoint and direct inspectors for the 31 inspection districts. Inspectors named include J J Lynott for Wausau John B Gruber for Cataiba A G Lytle for Ogdensburg Donald McKercher for Marshfield and others. Inspectors will begin work immediately under chapter 237 of the laws of 1497 allowing sale of the state park lands and reemployment of inspectors to appraise and inspect state lands.
A national conference of liquor industry representatives opened in Pittsburgh to unite all branches of the liquor trade. It aims to form a political organization to counter temperance and reform forces, drawing in groups such as the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers' association and the National Distillers' association.
Mark Ti ain announces permanent retirement from lecturing in an address at the Missouri University in Columbia. Other notes mention Senator Depew praising Roosevelt's growth and commitment to law, and academia highlights including Dr Ulrich Bonnell Philips joining the state university as instructor. A steel engraving of G. M. Steak is presented to Lawrence University, and Miss Mamie Goelitz of Chicago, employed as a cashier, inherits 1 000 000 from an East Indies uncle and plans a large South Haven summer hotel.
Washington June 6 patents issued to Wisconsin residents include Albert Clausing Milwaukee stovepipe Fred E Gullickson Cashton device for stripping tobacco from laths Valentin Keller Milwaukee garment supporter Henry C Kossow Milwaukee metallic seal Christian Olson Stoughton cycle propelling mechanism George W Richardson Sparta brush broom August Rosenthal Milwaukee corn husker and shedder and ensilage butter Charles S Shalienberger Milwaukee metallic railway tie and combined aying and friction draft rigging car bolster H C Stevens
E G Howard colored was hanged in Macon county jail just before noon for the murder of Henry Hammond a saloon keeper and dance hall proprietor. Howard shot Hammond after being put out of the saloon for disorderly conduct and was captured in Ophelia Alabama before being brought back to Macon.
The text advertises a free information series titled America's Summer Resorts highlighting fast trains to Birmingham New Orleans and New York area lakes rivers and seashores. It invites readers to request details by sending a penny stamp to George H Daniely General Passenger Agent New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Grand Central Station New York.
A crowded ad page lists numerous help wanted notices for domestic work and restaurant staff. They seek housekeepers cooks waitresses dining room girls and general help at various streets and addresses including Pearl Street Ninth Street Algoma E Street Main Street Wisconsin Avenue and Frederick Avenue.
A span of Barrel Horaca 7 years old, perfectly sound, weight 2400, with wagon and sleigh offered in Winnebago, Wisconsin. Call or address J. B. Ulrich for details.
A chaotic collage of real estate ads and public notice items from North Wisconsin. listings include houses with lots near city centers, farms, commercial space, and rents. The text also contains probate notices from Winnebago County Court and bids for hardware and services.
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