Daily Northwestern items and local notices June 7 1900
Mrs C L Wood visits Courtland Milwaukee visitor Norman Hichmond to his parents Miss Harriet Cecil Magee heads to Milwaukee for Woman's convention Miss Rose Swart of Normal faculty to depart Boat ride subscription series sixth on Ante M June 12 from Main street dock 6 pm to 1 pm Marriage licenses issued Stelder and Hekwick Youngwirth and Grune Hansen and Lyke Funeral for Theresa Spencer at Mrs B A Church residence Friday 3 pm John C Howard appointed postmaster at Butte des Morts Thompson a one legged tramp pleads guilty in municipal court fined five dollars and costs twenty days workhouse fined remitted on leaving city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wood
Courtland
N.n
Norman
Joseph Stelder
Louisa Hekwick
Menasha
Frank W. Youngwirth
Ksteile M. Grune
Poygun
Hansen
Ida A. Lyke
Oshkosh
Theresa Spencer
B. A. Church
Jefferson Avenue
H. Anderson
John C. Howard
Butte Des Morts
P. C. Paterson
Thompson
Fourth of July Fund Drive Starts Subscriptions Rise
Fourth of July committee began efforts at 11:80 this morning to raise 4200 for the celebration. Within half an hour 12 had been subscribed and organizers say prospects look bright to secure the full amount. Also recalled is last year’s storm that hit Punchaqua street school injuring three children and tying up Oshkosh with lightning and rain. Winnebago Gun club announces a two day tournament at Helsinger’s park June 10 and 11 with about forty crack marksmen expected, including shooters from Milwaukee Wausau Columbus Palmyra Fond du Lac and Eau Claire. out of town entries will be announced on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Punchaqua Street
West Algome
Milwaukee
Waupaea
Columbus
Palmyra
Fond du Tac
Eau Claire
The Trade Review Debuts in Oshkosh
The first issue of The Trade Review appeared published by Oshkosh board of trade with editor William F. Stickney. The 18 page periodical aims to cover regional business topics for Oshkosh and Fox River Valley, including local history, library feature, and an illustrated piece on Ex-Senator Phileas Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert
Mosrd
Trade Review
Oshkosh
Board of Trade
William F. Stickney
Rover
Osh- Kosh
Fox River Valley
Wisconsin
Winnebago
Asany
The
Oshkosh Public Library
WH. Jenkins
Phileas Sawyer
Yew-nn-t Hoo
Paul Spear Promoted to Traveling Auditor by Railway Group
Paul Spear, chief inspector at Oshkosh and Fond du Lac for eight years, has been promoted to traveling auditor for the Western Railway Association with headquarters in St Paul. He left this morning to begin his duties but will not move his family to St Paul until later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Spear
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Western Railway
King Oscar Leaves England En Route to Paris
King Oscar of Sweden and Norway departs England bound for Paris. The royal train was cheered by crowds as it left, marking the monarchs travel to France.
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London
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
England
Paria
Asphalt Best Pavement, Carpenter Promotes it in Oshkosh
Charles A L Carpenter of Barber Asphalt Paving Co argues asphalt is near perfect for streets and easier to repair than brick or vitrified pavement. He cites non jointed surface, easier sewer repairs, and contract guarantees in Oshkosh and Buffalo debates, noting no perfect material exists yet.
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Charles AL Carpenter
Barber Asphalt Paying Company of
New York
City
Carpenter
Council
Board of Public Works
Mr. Carpenter
Garber Company
Buffalo
Oshkosh
Oshke
Tax deadline notice for saloonkeepers and manufacturers
Deputy Revenue Collector Robert Brand warns all saloonkeepers wholesalers dealers brewers tar and tobacco manufacturers and related trades in this district to file by June 30 1900 for the year starting July 1. Non compliance carries a penalty of aid percent.
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Brand
Robert Brand
Postum Coffee Helped Woman Lose Fleshy Feeling
Detroit Michigan reader Mrs Fo ML Tope from Twenty third street credits Postum in reducing her bloated look and drowsiness after years of coffee use. She notes improved appetite sleep and body shape once she prepared Postum correctly and stopped coffee.
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Detroit
Miscellaneous 1890s Classified Fragments
A jumble of rental notices, lost items, and small ads includes cottage for rent at Sunset Point, a reward offer for a lost gold breast pin, sale of goods, and general house work notices along with several incomplete addresses and names. Also items for a two-house sale, garden and post office inquiries, and employment ads seeking a collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Point
Jackson
Franklin
Scott
Lincoln
Elm
Church Street
Tackson
Divi
Marden
Marden's Pleats. Mrs. &. H. Farquhar
Fulton Street
Frank Miller
Postoffice
East New York Avenue
Washington Street
NPED
GCO
Sweet
Corner State
Otter Streets
Central Avenue
Willam Mattart
Siack
Merrite Street
Postofficer Sale
Frank- Yavenue
John Franklin Avenue
Pruedential Insurance Co
Webster Block
Warmest Day of the Year Reported in Oshkosh
At noon the city recorded 84 degrees, five degrees hotter than last year’s similar day. A severe thunderstorm struck Punhoqua school in West Algoma injuring several, with lightning visible and a few children prostrated but not seriously hurt. The fire department remained alert as a precaution against further fires. Temperature details comparing this year and last show a sharp rise since six the morning.
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Punhaqua
Osh- Kosh
Punchoqua
West Algoma
Froelich
Styrlick
Minstrel Show Delights Opera House Audience
Minstrels drew a large crowd Wednesday evening with what was deemed the season’s most satisfactory entertainment. The company’s performance was excellent throughout, featuring a novel battleship deck scene and strong domestic story elements. Sunday follows with Russ Wythal in a new comedy by his own design, supported by child actress Marle Teabelle Barris. Directed by Frank V. Hawley, the act is billed as first-class entertainment with lively humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tars
Russ Wythal
Virginia
Wthal
Mtrle
Teabelle Barris
Frank V. Hawley
Delegations Rally At Grand Opera House Convention
Delegates from Ben's party assemble at the grand opera house amid high enthusiasm. The event, set to decide credentials, is expected to last two days as investigations proceed. A large turnout from Arapahoe County marks the gathering in Denver.
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Lwo
Bens Demareilie Covent
Associated Pre
Denver
Cot
Cote
Assen Yebor Grand Opera
Imeet
Ie Ad
Wilson
Milter
Miwyin Club Women Hospitality Center Preview
A fragmented OCR passage describes a hospitable space planned by the Oshkosh club for women, mentioning a card bearing Miwantker, carriages at a hotel, and preparations for a wedding scene with decorative rooms and huge windows. The text references a setting near a grove and Downer cullose, with emphasis on refined furnishings and social functions.
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Gilattine
Jane
Bom
Gavin Weir
Mary
Carrades
Mab Monte
Jake Michigan
Stirul
Mersin
Uears
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