Parts of City in Darkness After Wire Break
Parts of the city faced outages Monday evening as a major feeder wire from the Marion street electric plant broke, cutting electricity to several districts including Washington and Jackson Streets. The wet cold night left residents relying on gas and wood heat with many street lamps out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dierent
Ughia
Washington Street
Jackson Street
Durisnesa
Gas Light Company
Marion Street
Local visitors and licenses highlight city notes
Rowe of Los Angeles and Keith of Crandon visit the city while Sullivan of St. Louis conducts business. Two marriage licenses are issued to Verashka Jotorek and Hanson Gidden. The Weekly Merchants excursion from Berlin Eureka and Omro brings 120 people aboard the steamer Thistle, with turnout affected by rain. The Jo Lee slate shows rainy days unlikely to spark police activity this morning.
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Rowe
Los Angeles
Cal
M. BD
Keith
Crandon
Wis
T. S. Sullivan
St. Louis
Cty
Louis Verashka
Hosa Jtorek
Joan Hanson
Cork Mary Ghdden
Berlin
Eureka
Omro
Thistle
Jolee
Unclear OCR Draft of City Committee Meeting Agenda
Fragmented report describes a city committee meeting with Tad vlty Monituy, outlining pre clumnting ordiniies and proposed redience for Mentone. Text mentions plumbers work in Oshhash and public works enforcement, with several garbled names and actions cited but unreadable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pares
Ata Andy
Oshhash
Aise
Percy Viasene
British Letters Describe Weather and Sites From Abroad
The letter recounts Charles Barber and his wife’s voyage to England and France, noting cold weather in England and mild conditions in France. It mentions a visit to the old Roman wall on the island and other towns in England, with observers finding them interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barber
Barber
George Hayman
Salis
Hary
England
Banslated
France
Idarber
Island
Death of W. S. Schroeder in this city
W S Schroeder died in the morning at his home 40 Wisconsin avenue from meningitis. He was born in Chuster Winnebass county aged forty and lived in the city seven years working as a plasterer. He is survived by a wife and two sons Walter and Irving. Funeral at 2 pm at the residence and at 3 pm at New York Avenue Lutheran Church with Rev. Seblerd officiating. Interment Riverside Center. John F Hyer of Green Lake in the city on insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins
Schroder
Wisconsin Avenue
Schroeder
Chuster
Winnebass County
Thisity
Dufelk
Tha
Walter
Irving Schroeder
Lack
We Allock
New York Avenue Lutheran Church
BR. Seblerd
Riverside Centers
John F. Hyer
Green Lake
United States Court Opens Session in Milwaukee
The U S court opened at ten o'clock today in the federal building on Washington street with Judge J W Quarles presiding The calendar includes several whisky sale cases from Shawano county Indian reservation and other matters await action The docket's length is uncertain as proceedings begin this afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. We Quarles
Milwaukee
Ecourt
Federal Building
Washington Street
Indiana
Shawano County
Newlywed Dalys Return From Pacific Coast Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Thormas Daly return from their honeymoon touring the Pacific coast. They reported fine weather and visited Los Angeles Cataline Islands San Francisco Astoria Portland and Tacoma meeting Oshkosh acquaintances and colleagues along the trip. They will be at home at 377 Algoma street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thormas Daly
Pacific Coast
Daly
Algoma Street
Los Angeles
Sarah Felk
Court jury chosen amid court officials listed in Oshkosh report
The article details court proceedings with Judge J. Quarles and officers including G H Butterfield EL J Henning and H A Weil. A long jury list names residents from Oshkosh Appleton Green Bay and other Wisconsin towns. It also notes improved health of Dr W A Gordon and social visits by Oshkosh residents after travels to Puallup Seattle Banff Winnipeg and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HL Beinardy
Baill Leeman Schiemovitz
Fred Westfaller
Henry Rucpatt
New London
Jay Let Oshkosh
J.A. Wawes
Appleton
B.C. Wood
de Pera
EK. Ramm
John Eckstein
Waupaca
PD. J. Uiman
Oshkosh Yacht Club to Launch Mercy Marina Mercia Friday
Oshkosh yacht club prepares Friday launch of William J Roe’s class A racing yacht Mercia at Jones and La Borde works with Miss Adelaide Keim as sponsor christening the boat. The event includes Sherman Brown Stock Company’s performance from Davidson theater and a Grand Opera House show, all drawing yachtsmen and theatergoers for a festive afternoon and evening.
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Oshkneh Yacht Club
Wliam J. Roe
Mercia
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Jones & Ia Borde
Sherman Brown Stock Company
Davidson Theater
Milwaukee
Pinero
Grand Opera House
Misa Adelaide Keim
Noa
Mr. Roe
Oshkosh
Misa Keim
Jones & la Borde
Miss Kelm
Katherine
Butte Des Morts Yacht Club
Lake Winnebago
Butte Des Morts Club
Ihe
Oshkosh Yacht Club
I. L
Yacht Club
Short Notes From Oshkosh and Nearby
Mrs William Bloom of Williamsport Penn visits her brother Harry F Gibson at 56 Otter Street. FW Sheridan Sowing Society meets Sunday afternoon with Mrs Weatherby on 61 Jackson Street. Ladies Aid Society German M E Church hosts an ice cream social Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs George Eisenschmidt, formerly of Oshkosh now Auturn New York, are in the city visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Eisenschmidt was Miss Jonnie Dai. Mrs L Frank Gates has gone to Brooklyn to attend Pratt Institute graduation where daughter Miss Rien Gstox has completed her degree. she will visit New York City and be away late month. Miss Belle C Scofield returned Sunday from Fargo North Dakota. she will spend a week with mother then sail for Europe with the university travel bureau. August Metz returns from Boston where he attended Boston Technical School. he is an Oshkosh High School graduate and studied two years in Boston. Justice of the Peace F L A Knever presides this afternoon in the case of Clemma McNab and Laura Willis against J Rubin. Knever awards $15 to the plaintiff plus costs. Exton Eaton says appeal will be filed. Frank G Stewart of Stewart & McDonald represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Bloom
Willamsport
Penn
Harry F. Gibson
Otter Street
Sheridan Sowing Society
Shuralay
Weatherby
Jackson Street
Tadies Aid Society
M.E. Church
George Eisenschmidt
Oshkosh
Auturn
N.Y
Eisenschmidt
Jonnie Dai
New York City
Belle C. Scofield
Fargo
SN. D
Europe
Bureau of University Travel
August Metz
Boston
Boston Technical School
Oshkosh High School
Tustice of
Peace
Fla. Knerwer
Clemma McNab
Laura Wilisms
Rubin
Knerner
Eaton
Exton
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Main Street
Wheelba Gevel Ste
Somerrayy
Q Price
Secon H
Globe Parlor
Bleeme Lighting Company
Mas
Stont
Onsedy
Nod Hes
Charles Heer
W. S. Schroeder
Incousin Avenue Resitent Palace
Aloran Waess
Menfaiseaner
Prins
LOT NO
United States Court
Mrs. Daly
W. A. Gordon
Insang
C. Tubbs
Puyallup
Wash
R. P. Finney
Finney
Seattle
William Ruckman
Mra. Miller
J. A. Howitt
Ih Gaffney
Minneapolis
K. J. Remis
Janesville
W. J. Roe
Airs, L
Frank Gates
Brooklyns
N. Y
Pratt Institute
Rien Gstox
Gerpert Seyler
Goodyear Welt
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