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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1902

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Local Notes Highlight Busy June Day in 1902 Northwestern

June 11 1902 notes show frequent travel to Chicago Milwaukee Eureka Oshkosh and other towns. entries mention Mrs Linninger at Ninth Street and J. Kellogg seeking clerk of courts nomination while G C Wells heads to Coeur d Alene to enter timber work.

I. Epstein Milwaukee W. C. T. Owl Youu J. Noyes Wanpaca Misses Kremer Wangoo Street Linninger Ninth Street T. A. Loopa Eurekata Office of Register of Deeds AL Mitford van Horne Chicago Marguerite Damuth Weft Ft Atkinson Register of Dreds Fred Badger Minnie Westphall Pacaday Eureka G. C. Wells Coeur A’ Alene Idaho Kosh Congress Wiliam Mainland J.T. Raycraft Brary Wisconsi Central Railroad Oshkosh The Central Manitowoc Osh*kesh Convention of Stationary Engineers Clarence Noel Barnette Stars Britten Juage Sewmoett

Strawberry Growers Talk Of Scarcity And Price Shifts

Local dealers split on whether home grown water berries will be scarce or plentiful this summer. Warm weather after ongoing rains could boost supply, though last storms damaged plants and delayed ripening. Michigan and other states supply many berries with prices ranging from fifteen to twenty cents a box for home berries and eleven to twelve cents for outside berries, while demand remains steady for southern new potatoes at about forty cents a peck.

Ione Fffteen Michigan Chicago Express John Evans Evans Brothers Fred S. Hoagiin Charles Hart Thirteenth Street Hall Atorm

Oshkosh Involvement At Grand Army Of The Republic Encampment

Oshkosh residents attend the Stevens Went G A R encampment with about seventy traveling on the 245 o clock Central train and another twenty five this morning. A recent Join Grocers association visit spurred plans to invite Oshkosh grocers to Oshkosh for a final month program. City clerks Schroff of Racine and Watzel discuss differing city operations and clerical burdens, noting health board practices and city budget contrasts between Racine and Oshkosh.

Stevens Oshkosh Anite Join Grocers’ Association Appleton Post Harry J. Schroff Racine Dan Watzel Schrom Common Council Besineas Board of Public Works Board of Health of Osh Kosh Racing Osh- Hots

Docket Summaries From Local Court Dockets

Samuel Crego a confessed burglar appeared in court as adjournment was entered. The judge sentenced Crego to the Green reformatory for an indeterminate term from two and a half to five years. Frank Doyle faced municipal court for disorderly conduct, pled guilty, and received eight days in the workhouse plus a $2 fine and costs.

Samuel Crego Omre Burgier Tim Green Prank Doyle Chia Roraing Fife

Equipment at Hose House Prompts Squad and Team Debate

Alderman Leif Schneider of the Twelfth ward advocates securing a good four wheel wagon and a proper team for Paine engine house No. 2. He challenged use of $600 for a chemical wagon, seeks a new team with the already appropriated $800, and argues the current bay horse and a proposed fast one are unsuitable for local factory protection.

Leif Schneider Trwelth Chanllins Louis Schneider Twelfth Northwestern Paine Engine House Common Council Schmelcher No. 2 No. 6 Ohio Street Ohio Street Department Schneider Phoenix Company Paine House Algoma

Othello at Omni House Promises Exact Period Costumes

William Owen presents Othello with authentic period costumes at the Omni house. Mas Reynolds as Desdemona showcases gowns of white satin and blue travesty with pearls and ostrich plumes. Tonight at Electric Park Summer Theater The Shadow of Sin is staged. Tomorrow features My Uncle From Japan with a weekly run and vaudeville acts to follow, then operas and comedies by notable performers.

Electric Park Theater Japan Omni House William Owen Mas Reynolds Desdemona Electric Park Jaepen Clover Artite Abivity

Seven Racing Yachts by Jones and La Borde

The firm’s seven spring boats include Tecumseh a twenty footer built for T J McDonald and Bridgeport Yacht club, drawing Western praise for speed and design. Hornet of Buffalo Yacht Club, 19 feet, debuts with Ryan Cup plans, skipper Warsyen chosen. Other Jones and La Borde craft named Maris Mucatawa and Intrepid head to lakes around Chicago Milwaukee and Madison for August Inland Lake Yachting Association regattas.

Jones & la Borde Middle West Tecumseh T. J. McDonald Bridgeport Yacht Club Syndicate Inland Lake Yachting Association Jones & Lo. Borde Milwaukee Chicago Boston Manhasset Cay Yacht Club Boston Yachtsmen Buffalo Yacht Club Buffalo Russia Oshkogh Wis Wars Yen Buffalo Yachtamen Hornet Jones & Im Borde Gunter and Monroe Pewnuket Messrs Gunten Roberts Nunnemacher Lake Fpe- Waukee

Two Weddings In Oshkosh Area By Durker and Buhring

Two ceremonies reported. Edward A. Durker wed Miss Eiede T. Schneider at the Schneiders home with Rev. Edward H. Smith officiating and Charles W. Gunz and Mrs Linds Sarau as witnesses. The Durker couple will live at 191 Otter Street. Later Charles H. Buhring and Emma M. Nolte planned to marry at the Nolte farm, Rev. Edward H. Smith officiating.

John Schneider Ninth Street Edward A. Durker Mise Eiede T. Schneider Edward H. Smith First Congregational Church Charles W. Gunz Linds Sarau Charles TW Buhring-Nolte Charles H. Buhring Omro Emma M. Nolte Nekimi Nolte

Funeral of George Fleming at Black Wolf Church

The funeral for George Fleming of Black Wolf will be held Sunday at 1 50 from his late residence and at 2 from Black Wolf church with Rev. G D Lindsay officiating. Surviving are a wife co sons and 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Sons John G. Fleming of Denver and W J Fleming of Baring Work will attend. Daughters include Mrs DeWitt Bowen Mrs A Van Orden and Miss Georgis Fleming, all of Black Wolf. Fleming, born in Hampshire County Virginia in 2519, moved to Crawford County Ohio at age eight, came to Milwaukee at eighteen and worked thirteen years as a master on lake craft. He retired in 166 and opened a hat shop in Milwaukee, later moving to Black Wolf where he remained retired.

George Fleming Black Wolf G. D. Lindsay Co Sons Circe Branichie John G. Fleming Denver W. J. Fleming Baring Work DeWitt Bowen A. van Orden Georgis Fleming Deceaser Hampshire County Virginia Crawford County Ohio Milwauker Crafin Milwaukee Boainces Black Woll

Diphtheria Epidemic Strikes Home on Waugoo Street

A diphtheria outbreak at the home of motorman Martin Kitz 424 Waugoo street claims one child dead and another ill. A health card was posted at the residence for precaution. This marks the third time in six months the family has faced such an intervention.

Martin Kits Martin Kitz Waugoo Street Turmlay Cardn

Strike Threatens Firemen Over Shift Demands in Neenah

Neenah Wisconsin June 1 word arrives from the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen ordering the local lodge to strike if demands are not met. They seek three eight hour shifts instead of two twelve hour shifts, with several mills granting the concession. Arbitration may resolve the dispute. Labor circles stir over Oshkosh Rugsmussen firm hiring outside Neenah for sewer work. A union protest claims 92 percent of the $20,000 project will be spent outside the city and that Neenah labor is being kept out.

Peelal Neenah Wis International Brotherhood of Staonary Inille J. Rugsmussen and Sons Oshkosh Dulkosh Willam Tragmussen Rasmusen Rassmussen Hag. Musson Common Council Wheeler-Otterman St. Patrick's Church Harriat Wheelee Otto Otterman Appleton William Kelver Elin Otterman George O'Brien Aillwaukee Union Street Grace Stiles Amherst Bingham Sleepy Eye Minn Chy

Martin Dolan Wedding in St Peter’s Church

A quiet morning ceremony united Mr Thomas W Martin of Green Bay and Miss Theresa Dolan of Poygun at St Peter’s church High street at 9 20. Rev James O’Malley officiated. Bride was escorted by Catherine Mead and groom by his brother Joseph F P Martin. Afterward a wedding breakfast at the Century on High street served relatives and close friends. The couple will reside in Green Bay where the groom runs a shoe store.

Martin Green Bay High Street

Death of Aged Woman Mrs Josephina Gilhae

Mrs Josephina Gilhae of 45 Graham Street dies of tuberculosis at seventy six. The funeral home will be held at 9:20 a.m. Thursday at St John’s Church on Thirteenth Street.

Mra Josephina Gilhae Graham Street St. John’s Church Thirteenth Street

City Market Ad Offers Low Prices and Quick Delivery

W IL Boyd promotes bananas at wholesale prices with no big debts and 10 cent delivery. He claims 3 to 4 percent savings over rivals. A new deal provides a first class meal for a few cents during lunch and dinner hours. Quality products and spot cash terms emphasized.

W. IL Boyd Boyd City Market

Up-to-Date Meal 150 Best Place in City for Food

An old time ad era entry highlights Golden Eagleid Restaurant at 16 Main Street offering meals with emphasis on meats and vegetables. Notices include thanks to Winnipeg Traction Co for transport aid and a condolence message for a husband’s death. Classifieds list rental rooms, pastry cook, and a dining room helper needed in Wausoo.

Golden Eagid Main Street H. DB Desisth Proprister Gcata Whitman Winnepage Traction Company Khrdnessa Mang Fierat Twushand Wausoo Street W. City Marker Woman's Exchange

Republican Assembly Conventions Called in Winnebago County

Notice from the Republican county committee of Winnebago county calls the First Second and Third assembly districts to meet July 2 at 11 o clock. Conventions will form delegates to the state convention to be held at an unspecified location.

Winnebars County Winnebago County Arlock Cour Houae O-Rheay Etyba Neernn

Madison caucuses called for July 7 1902 Wisconsin delegates

The county committee invites Republican caucuses in Winnebago county towns wards and villages to elect thirty delegates to the state convention for Wisconsin to be held November 4 192 The call lists specific precincts and venues in Oshkosh Neenah Menasha Omro and other towns with meeting times 7 to 9 p m on the designated day If venues are unusable designated alternative locations will be used by county committee members posts notices locally and by the chairman W Kimbally secretary Wakkettt dated June 18 1902 July 2

Madison Wisconsin Winnebago Imiy Das Town of Oshkosh Etretwan Ely of Oshkosh Rattte City of Oshkosh Truck House Phoenix Engine House Benedict's Hall Alzoma Light Streets Court Home Vinland Beard- Tore Winchwater Matthison Winnepommie Wok River Winrreconne Opera Haryee Neenah City OF Menasia Pirat Potling Place Potting Place Algoma Grange Hall Black Wolk Neximi Har Nepesikan Rows Hall Omro Paycun Riuxhtora Woodmen's Hall Urtoa Oshkosh Trooklyn Snginw Sixth Street Ninth Ward Oregon Street Thirteenth Omra Elty Hal W. Kimbaly Wackett Pod

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