Local notices and events mix in Waukal area
Community details include a theater excursion from Momp of Waukal to Frederick Avenue, a field meet at South Cater Park, visitors from Chicago and Antigo, and osteopathic convention attendance in Milwaukee. Arthur Koeppe faces probable malicious destruction charges. school graduation at ward eight and Sunday programs at First Parkview church noted. Electric Park season opening announced with frequent rides and entertainment.
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Tirta
Margaret
Viton Weie
Oleh Thurttiay
Ib Mateh
Momp
Waukal
Frederick
Maclledhiy
Teese Bhrus Sesed
Prork
Fourth Ward
South Cater
George Goft
H Miardgrove
Fanella Forsyth
Nicholas Gunderson
Bonfaguer
Adidol
Te High School
Tie Waita
Firat Prkavytetian
Skobith
Aéfidel
J W. HH. Dale
Hecongre
Julius Andrews
Dan Lyvich
Waugoo
State
Traection Company
Horse Thief Found Guilty in County Court
Frank Foster pleaded guilty to stealing a horse and rig from Kellogg Coats livery. He received a six month sentence in Gutagamie county jail after arraignment in municipal court and transfer of the case to Outagamie county for final disposition.
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C. D Jackson
Frank Foster
Kellogg & Coats
Gutagamie County
Outagamie County
Jackson
Halle
Foster
Amusing West show delights crowd at Make Street grounds
A Pawney Gill wild west performance drew a large audience despite cold weather. The bill featured cowboys, stagecoach scenes, Mohaje cremation, pony express pursuit, rope throwing, fancy shooting, Arabian acrobats, Rough Riders on white horses, and a Mexican dance note. A concert and novelty acts complemented the program with street theater flair.
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Pawney Gill
Upper Make Street
Bramn
Nodup & Mohaje
Pony Express
Seoeereit
Lanmolng Wan
Hectoe Quinn
Utah
Jove Barraro
Old Mexico
Mise May Lite
Fred
Bmrcko
oPrerplees
With & Company
Oshkosh High School Commencement Set at Opera House
The Oshkosh High School commencement will be held in the Opera House on Friday June 2 at eight oclock. Fourteen graduates will receive diplomas spanning German Latin scientific and preparatory courses. Honors go to Henry Roenitz Jennie Jones and Harvey Hangoo with George Kn aanak as class president.
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Oshkosh High School
H. A. Simonds
Oshkosh
Arion Orchestra
Jennie Jones
Harriet Angell
Harvey Hanson
Ethel Jaeck
Greece
Reuben Koeser
Belle Butler
Booker T. Washington
Hattye Fleming
Taura Lucile Harney
Charlotte Miller
Richard Gruenhagen
Helen Keller
Lillian Spore
Carrie Hamilton
Arion Orchestr
George Knaak
Hessie McDonald
Schiller
Henry Roenitz
Clase
Harvey Hangoo
George Eknaak
M&thel Jaeck
Reuben Koesdr
Bensié McDonald
Charlotte Miler
Lilligit Spore
Henry Reeruts
Jennnte Jones
Richard Gfiehhagen
Harvey Hartson
Twe
Omro Highs Meet Oshkosh Normal Highs Saturday
Saturday afternoon at 2 30 oclock at Combination park the second game of the season features Omro Highs vs Oshkosh Normal Highs Omro has not lost this year and an exciting contest is expected. The Oshkosh lineup includes Green Stewart Bacon Barber Kicker and others. A second game between Bedford s Invincibles and Bacon s Nonesuch follows at Southpark with a 2 1/2 to 1 1/2 score.
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Combination Park
Omro
Oshkosh
Fevene Peccssececsusanves
Green
Stewart Acvecrseceves
Bhattatop Bacon
McCusker
Farden
Donce
Barber
Invincibles
Nonesuch
Bedford
Nickel Williams
Bacon Miller
Gibson O'Brien
Thomas
Sehweiter Epernaw
Weight Feld
Gauger Konrad
Shannon Dolan
Jones Johnson
Dichman
Oshkosh Yacht Club Meeting Plans Regatta and Cups
The Oshkosh Yacht club holds a Saturday eight o'clock meeting at the Athearn hotel to arrange the Lake Winnebago regatta set for August 20 to 23. Officials will discuss awarding the Oshkosh Yacht club cup and other trophies, with Felker cup and Green Lake cup likely to be sailed for. Members will consider new ILYA rules abolishing the water line restriction and expect visitors from Inland Lake Yachting Association events.
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Oshkosh Yacht Club
Athearn
Lake Winnebago
Green Lake
Graduates Choose St Peters for Baccalaureate Sermon
Oshkosh High School graduates vote to hold the baccalaureate at St Peters Church with Rev Father Brady delivering the address at 3 90 o'clock on a June afternoon. The change marks a shift from the traditional Protestant preacher and reflects student choice in ceremony location.
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Oshkosh High School
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father Brady
Gundey
Mt. Peter's Church
Cheaper electric power urged for Oshkosh industry
J Howard Jenkins told the Board of Trade that Oshkosh needs cheaper industrial electricity. He compared local rates to Fond du Lac and Mantowee, noting 3.5 cents per kilowatt there versus 10 cents here, and urged granting power-sale privileges to boost small factories and motive power for local firms.
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J. Howard Jenkins
Board of Trade
Oshkoeh
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Manager Downs
Winnebago Traction Company
Common Council
Downs
Tobacco stocks lead early market gains on June reports
New York trading opens with broad gains, American Tobacco and Continental Tobacco rise while other names dip. Union Pacific and Louisville & Nashville show notable bumps as investors shift into railroad and coal shares, with bonds quiet and money steady.
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New York
Birest
Pennsylvania
St Louis
San Francisco
American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco
Bugar
Rock Teland
Loulaville
Erie
Ontario& Western
Paul
Denver
American Car
Minneapolis & St.ouis
Union Pacific
Texas Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Tobarco
Brooklyn Transit
Metropolitan Street Railway
Haing
Louisville
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
HSM
F.C. Horn
Alblein
Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed Across Grain Board
Grain prices shifted as wheat and corn fluctuated with receipts and market demand. July wheat and corn saw modest gains amid volatility while oats lingered under pressure, and local city markets posted varied retail and wholesale price moves for meat dairy and produce.
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Mme
F. C. Horn
Blosk
Wtecege
Chicago
Young Americas
Texas Fedateers
Texas Bulls
Avar
T Wade
Ateady
H. P. Benmundt
Ferdinand Laabe
Butte
Timothy
Upland
New Marsh
Sega
Excursion trips to At Paul Minneapolis and Duluth
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry announces a series of low excursion fares to At Paul Minneapolis and Duluth from June 1 to September 10. Tickets good for return until October 31. Apply to ticket agents for full particulars. G A Comatock, agent.
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C. M
P. R
Kansas City
Tyneith
Comstock
Ameat
At. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paul Ry
G. A. Comatock
Rich Bessemer Iron Mine Faces Million-Dollar Awards
Frank Eaton, a wandering prospector, located a rich iron ore section claimed to be worth up to 10 million dollars. The Midway company led by A W Miller pressed to control title, while Eaton's half breed Sioux claimant partner’s script was challenged. The Minnesota Supreme Court and U S Supreme Court sustained Judge Moer’s ruling in Eaton’s favor, potentially elevating Eaton from poverty as United States Steel Corp reportedly seeks 38 million in rights.
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Associated Press
New York
the Herald
United States Supreme Court
Vermillion Range
Minnesota
Iast
Bessemer
United States Steel Corporation
A. N. Miller
Savoy
Judge Dugro
New York Supreme Court
Miller
Frank Eaton
Orville Stram
Eaton
Midway Company
Secretary of the Interior
Frank Hicks
Haton
Supreme Court
Samuel H Moer
Eleventh Judicial Circuit
Boer & Eatson
Moer
Supreme Court of the United States
Chandler
Soudan
Tower
Ely
Minnesota Iron Company
J L Greatainger
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Mesaba Range
Rocktellers’ Iron Mines
Duluth
Eston
Alberto
Ives
Oshkosh Board Proposes Industrial and Convention Boost
Oshkosh leaders plan a five member Industral committee to study small local industries and increase capital stock. A convention and advertising committee will prepare a city booklet to attract conventions, with two three member subcommittees and a punchy catch phrase. A finance committee of three will fundraise for the board.
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Board of Trade
J. Howard Jenkins
Oshkosh
Leander Choate
Industral
C. W. Bowron
Cleveland
Ohio
Oshkodh
A. S. Raion
Milwaukee
Committee On
Treasury
Rockefeller Gift Supports Medical Research
A $200000 donation from John D. Rockefeller was gratefully acknowledged by the American Medical Association's executive committee. Dr. William H. Welch of Johns Hopkins University presented the gift, details of the benefaction remain unknown, and the committee adjourned sine die with the house of delegates to assume future association business.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
John D. Rockefeller
American Medical Association
William H. Welch
Johns
Hopkins’ University
House of Delegates
Oshkosh Board of Trade Plans Summer Excursion by Boat
The Oshkosh Board of Trade discussed an all day trip up the Wolf River to Fremont or to Tusten with dinner at a hotel. Another option would take the boat to Gill's Landing then by rail to Waupaca and a four mile trolley to Lakeview hotel for dinner. C W Bowron proposed extending the trip to Waupaca, claiming railroad and trolley cooperation could keep costs low. The plan received enthusiastic backing and a committee was appointed to finalize details and timing.
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Oshkosh Board of Trade
Poat
Wolf River
Fremont
Tusten
Gill's Landing
Wisconsin, Central Railroad
Waupaca
Lakeview
Waupaca Lakes
C. W. Bowron
Railroad and Trolley Company
Central
Canadian Farmers Emigration Curbed by Canada’s Fine Exports
A London dispatch notes Canadian agriculture minister Sydney Fisher highlighting strong food and forestry product displays in Glasgow and Ottawa experiments. He states Canadian farmers are more flexible than English methods and that migration out of Canada has slowed as the country attracts migrants from the United States.
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Associated Presa
New York
al Apatch
the Tribune
London
Sydney Fisher
Dominion of
Glasgow
Ottawa
Dominion
United States
Bakery Menu Highlights Offer Cakes and Rolls Daily
A local bakery markets Onur 25c layer cakes and angel food cakes, plus assorted layer cakes. Parker house rolls are made daily along with whole wheat and homemade bread noted for lightness and easy digestion.
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Parker House
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