Fifty seventh annual Baptist meeting delegates elect volunteers
The fifty seventh annual meeting of the Baptist association convened Tuesday evening at the Baptist temple with delegates and contests for positions. Rev du Lac Scrimian read prayers and reports as addresses followed by hymns and remarks from J B Phonas and others on missionary work, growth, and Roosevelt policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulin
Ipast
Tor
Baptist Ebure Green
Dago Baptist Association
Pat
Gistéses
Sion
Baptist Temple
Huribut
Bile Waukee
Rome
Atate
Edmunds
Beaver. Dam
J.B. “Phonas
Drago
Baptist ‘Home
Society “of
New York
Roosevelt
San
Francisco
PROGRAM OF BAPTISTS ADDRESS AT OSHKOSH MEETING
A Baptist association in Marinette and Neenah joined Oshkosh First Baptist Church for a program on the Anti-Saloon League and its work in Wisconsin. Rev A H Zechiel of Appleton spoke on law enforcement, with praise from churches. Rev E J Parsons led opening exercises and letters were read. Evening sessions feature First Baptist music, organ by Clarence Shepard, a song service by Rev B Le Bergstrom, and the annual sermon by Rev W N Garfield of Waupun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witne Oe Baptist ‘Association
Marinette
Preton
Neenah
Oshkosh
Baptist- Church
Wisconsin
Appleton
Zechiel
Einor
E. J. Parsons
Zech
Baptist
Clarence
E. Shepard
Shepard
B. le Bergstrom
Berlin
Garfield
J Waupun
Richard Meyer Acquitted in WinneGonne Fishing Case
Richard Meyer of Winne Gonne village was acquitted in municipal court this morning on illegal fishing charges. Evidence failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Meyer’s son David Meyer and Robert Ladd pleaded guilty and paid fines. Meyer was represented by Henry Barber with District Attorney Carl D. Jackson for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienal
Richard Meyer
Winnegonne
Meyer
David
Robert ‘Ladd
Game
Johnston
Robert Ladd
Teith
Henry Barber
Carl
Jackson
Bridges First Class Engineer Leads Main Street Bridge
Karl Lehmann consulting engineer on the construction of the new Main Street bridge visits Chicago after a brief stay in the city. He is credited with overseeing structural concerns and ensuring quality in the project.
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Karl Lehmann
Main Street
Chicago
Leh
Letter from Kaunie Mich Seeks Work in Wisconsin
A 1906 letter fragment from Kaunie Mich asks for a job in Wisconsin. She mentions Oshkosh Wisconsin and Midh May 29 1906, states she plans to move to Wisconsin for better living, and requests employment in tailoring or related work with letters to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshokoh
Wis
Denral
eKaunie Mich
Married Couple Charles Rodat and Augusta Dameron Wed
Charles Rodat and Augusta Dameron were married this afternoon at 3 30 in the church by Rev George V. The ceremony drew a large crowd of friends and relatives. They will reside at 485 Wisconsin Avenue after a reception at the bride’s parents home 500 Wisconsin Avenue. Both have spent their lives in Dankosh and Dan Kosh. Rodat is the son of Richard Rodat of 94 Eagle Street. The bride is the daughter of a well known dealer in wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles “Rodat
Augusta Dameron
Churcheran
George V
August
Cameron
Wisconsin
Avenue
Rodat
Wisconsin Avenue
Dankosh
Sroom
Richard
Eagle
Algoma
Wanted Men Assist in Laying Intake Pipes at Oshkosh Gas
Help needed by Oshkosh Gas Light Co to lay intake pipes. Men wanted for nine hours of work daily at two dollars per day. Apply at the electric station for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Light ‘Co
Right to Leisure lecture by Mrs Florence Kelley at Congregational Church
Mrs Florence Kelley of New York will lecture on The Right to Leisure at 3 PM Friday at the First Congregational Church. The talk covers pure food child labor tuberculosis and sweatshop labor with Kelley noted as a Hull House associate state factory inspector and advocate for women and child workers. A reception and helpers from local associations will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florénce Ot
New. York
Ilinois
Kelsey Tg
National “Federation” of Women's
National Consumers’league
Harvard
Wellesley
Bryn Mawr
Oshkosh Consumers’ League
Yea Sues
Neenah
Fond ‘du Lac
Yan
Ri Ti
Edwards
MravaAs Bo Onels
John West
Ford
Luscher
C. D. Cleveland
Plummer
McPartlin
I. Mice
George Willams
Sree
Edgar
Sawyer
John Geary
Paving Work Begins on Main Street Brick Relaying Project
Paving crews start removing brick on Main Street from the bridge to High Street to relay in cement. Chris Johnson holds the contract, with about twenty workers under Peter Marden. Work starts near the bridge and moves north, brick on the west side of the Winnebago Traction Company's track to be first removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
High Street
Chris Johnson
Peter Marden
Winnebago Traction Company
Sne Taran
Laura Mae Taylor to Wed David Sears Howes at Beaver Dam
Miss Laura Mae Taylor of Beaver Dam will marry Mr. David Sears Howes of this city. The ceremony is set for June 19 at the bride's uncle Orville Webb's home at 220 East Maple Street Beaver Dam. Mr Howes is with the Morgan company.
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Davia Sears Howes
Thin City
Minsarn
Mine Taylor
Beaver
Laura Mae Taylor
Beaver Dam
David
Sears Howes
Orville Webb
Maple Street
Beaver, Dam
Mr. Hawess
Morgan Company
Burns Injure Sarah Johnson at 266 Thirteenth Street
While living with her parents Mr and Mrs William M Johnson at 266 Thirteenth Street Sarah Johnson received burns while extinguishing a fire in the kitchen. Doctors Carl Stubenvoll and W Williams treated her and she is reported out of danger though in great pain. A second similar incident has recently claimed a young woman’s life at the Engilah Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Johnson
William M. Johnson
Fc Eck
Jett Arm
Gheyrt
Wisconsin case sent to Neenah for trial
Case of State of Wisconsin v Frank Thomas and Fred Abrams heard in municipal court. Judge Goss granted the district attorney’s motion to dismiss and the defendants were rearrested to await trial before Justice Jensen in Neenah on the charge of illegal fishing with gill nets in Lake Butte des Mortes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
Wisconsin
Frank. Thomas
Fred Abrams
Thia
Goce
Jackson
George Williams
Neenah
Williams
Goss
Thomas
Abrams
Jensen
Abrama
Carly
Nelson
Madison
Follett
Gill
Milwaukee School for the Blind staff visit Oshkosh
Miss Jeasie C Starkweather of the Milwaukee School for the Blind is in the city for a few days. She is engaged in locating children who are blind or partially sighted for a home program in Milwaukee. The charity aims to expand to take eight year old children and provide free instruction if needed, in methods used for reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeasie C
Starkweather
Il Waukee
Milwaukee
Local Oshkosh Notes Roundup Of Visits And Travel
Short items list residents and visitors in Oshkosh and area. John W Grundy remains at home business. J H Healy of Madison on city business. James Jenkins travels to Chicago. Mrs H C Moore visits friends in Oshkosh. Chad-Mren A Reysen from St Paul visits. Charles Martin and Albert Groth return from Green Bay. Cora and Lillian Breager travel to Antigo for a cousin’s wedding. Paula Nunsbaumer visits Daisy Stehle in Oshkosh. Seymour Heymann returns from Chicago. E P Finch off to Appleton defending Wenzel Kabat murder case. Julius Te Mentzel returns from Winneconne with fish. Three marriage licenses issued: Beard and Longworth. Christensen and Johnson. Hotel Marinette proprietor change noted. Green Lake home. Harry C Jenkins reports progress in northern Wisconsin. Ambulance carries Alvin Tabbat from Brandon to St Mary’s Hospital for appendicitis. Odd Fellows grand lodge in Sheboygan draws Oshkosh delegates.
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J.hy Healy
Madison
Elty
James Jenkins
Chicago
H.C. “Moore
Fond ‘du
Lae
Oshkosh
chad-Mren
A. F., Reysen
Sa Paul
Charles’ Martin
Albert
Groth
Green -Bay
Cora
Lillian Breager
Antigo
Paula Nunsbaumer
Daisy Stehle
Jefferson
Milwaukee
E. P. Finch
ML Spencer
Appleton
Wenzel E. Kabat
Julius “Te. Mentzel
Thie City
Winheconne
Mr. Mentzel
George. W. Beard
Migs
Jesse
Nels. P. Christensen
Miles “Mary
M. “Johnson
Black Wolf
Marinette
Charles. D. Heath
Green Lake
Harry C., Jenkins
Maynard & Newton
Wisconsin
City Ambulance
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Alvin Tabbat
Brandon
St. Mary's Hospital
Tabbat
C B.- Morgan
Willam. McDonald
le. F. Theissen
Mo O T. Walker
Grand ‘Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sheboygan
Messrs. Morgan and
McDonald
Local notes on court remand and river fishing incident
Oxed asithe date and Springborn remanded to county jail for bond default of 3000. A lengthy city item details Tremont hotel meeting, recital plans, and a large party of anglers who claim 608 perch caught on William Faber’s steam launch. Mention of Bryan island sale and synod travel. People cited include Wambold, Gordon, Weng, Bradow, Kosxel, Propp, Zolt, Thomas, Abrams.
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Springborn
Athearn
L. James
Richland Mates RB Fi
Grand Rapids
Wks
HM. E. Wambold
Appleton
Heman
Congregational Church
William Faber
William
G. Fenrich
Fred Sewert
John Stadler
Robert “Leyenhagen
Oscar Knapwurat
Charles Junke
Eity
William Jennings ‘Bryan
Nebraska
Lake Namakagan
West Supmors
Bryan
Gi MS Weng
Julias Bradow
Lutheran Church
Menomonie
Wis-S
Wisconsin
Mrvc
Weng
Hread
Kosxel
Mahermen
Herman Propp
Otto -Zolt
Frank.Thomas
Fred Abrams
Jawa
Wardens
Quiet at Ohio Mines Delayed Opening Likely Next Week
In mining district No. 5 at Dilton Ohio the M Hanna mines remain idle today with no start planned before next week. Strikers and troops are reportedly on good terms at Bradley with no trouble anticipated. In Wheeling West Virginia June 6 striking miners of the Hitchman Coal Company at McMechen vote to apply for work, accusing the miners' union of failing to honor benefit payments under the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dilton
M. Hanna
Hitchman, Coal Company
McMechen
Mrs Storrs Discharged in California Murder Case
Mrs Albert Storrs was discharged on the murder charge of her husband Roland Storrs after a judge ruled the evidence did not justify holding her. The proceeding took place in Monrovia California, on June 6.
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Associated Press
Monrovia
Cal
Albert, Storrs
Roland, Storrs
Northrop
Fura to Present Fur Line at Hotel Athearn
Mrs G L Andrews represents T A Chapman’s Fur Department of Milwaukee and will display a fine line of furs at the Hotel Athearn Thursday Friday and Saturday morning Estimates offered on remodeling Ladies invited to call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Andrews
T. A. Chapman's Fur Department of
Milwaukee
Athearn
Pineapple Day and Small ads in Boyd City Market
A jumble of classified notices and ads from Boyd City Market includes Pineapple Day notes, price remarks on vegetables, two building lots for sale at Cherry Avenue and Scott Street, and various items for sale or exchange. Also listed are a piano, a nurse girl sought, lost purse, a gentleman's bicycle, apprentices, six houses for sale, rental rooms, plants, and summer resort lots at Durham Harbor with names such as J. Clark and W. H. Frank appearing in the block of notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd's
Scott Street
J. F. Clark
West
Lincoln Avenue
Mt North Park Avenue
Elo Street
Erdmann
Main Street
Dreamakers
Eighth Street
H. Frank
Jackson Street
Oshkosh Fluff Krug Co Firm Address Listing
Oshkosh Fluff Krug Co located at 101 103 Oregon Street Oshkosh Wisconsin. This commercial listing notes the business address and place in Oshkosh Wisconsin without providing additional operational details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Fluff Krug CO
Oregon Street
Oshkosh, Ws
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Allen & Weldner
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General Btore
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E. W. Viall
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