Wedding Trip Ends For Mr and Mrs George Cover
Mrs Fred Tonneson and daughter Jeannette Tonneson of Ishpeming visit Mia Allen Kirkpat Humane Agent F J Wilkie seeks a baby girl about five or six days old for a good family. Dr J A Crum plans a Wyoming ranch trip by plane for a Yellowstone vacation riding horseback. Christian Scientists meet with T Crawford and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Att
George Cover
Florence Goodland
Jones Dry Goods Company
Fred Tonneson
Mise Jeannette Tonnneson
Ishpeming
Siete
Mia
Allen Kirkpat
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Heston
Christian
T. Crawford
Mary Whhuma
Mira Alice M. Ireck
Helen Fitch
Neilie Graham
Nellia A. Combs
Emelincorn
Jones Day Goods Co Half Price Sale Ends Saturday
Remnants and odds and ends sale offered by Jones Day Goods Co ends Saturday evening. An abundance of choice goods priced at half regular rates. Two rooms in Otter street school closed for disinfection due to diphtheria cases in attending families. Ladies Missionary Society invites city missionary groups Friday at three in First Presbyterian church with Miss Pinkham of Fond du Lac sharing northern Wisconsin experiences. Mrs Alma Martin died in Stevens Point and will be buried Friday. she was 28, wife of a husband and mother of two. Cousin of KF Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Street
FP. J. Wilkit
Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Missionary Societien
Pattorn
Pinkham
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Alma Martin
Alma Taylor
Stevens Point
KF. C. Walker
Mero
Winnebago Pioneer Association Meeting Planned for July
Unsettled due to bad weather, the annual meeting of the Winnebago Pioneer Association will likely occur in early July. The ex Scullion committee led by George Wrishteon Judge George Gary and J G Pickett will organize arrangements for the event. George Hatheway of Paine Lumber underwent a morning operation removing the first joint of the second finger on his right hand after earlier injuries failed to heal. A case of lockjaw threatens Baileat, with patient Tank McCCormick at 52 Prospect Avenue showing progress toward recovery under Dr C E B Sargent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex- Scullion
George Wrishteon
George Gary
J. G. Pickett
George Hatheway
Paine Lumber Company
C. EB. Sargent
Mrs Nation Seeks Elks Lecture at State Convention
Carrie Nation, famed for smashing saloons, asks John Kinwin to engage her for a lecture during the state Elks convention. She sends literature and a photo with hatchet and Bible. The arrangements committee reports funds exhausted for the feature.
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Monron
Kinwin
Elis
Laat
Jaze
A. J. Ward
The
Elks
John Kinwin
Carrie Nation
Alleged counterfeiters face U S court case
In Menasha a counterfeit ring led by John Burke alias and William Harper alias William Russell and Afro Keyes is on trial. Burke and Harper pleaded guilty before the grand jury but Keyes will stand trial. Dis trict Attorney Butterfield opened the case. jury was dismissed until afternoon. An inmate complained after finding the counterfeit group operating in Russell's residence.
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United States
John Burke
William Harper
Aliax
Wiliam Russell
Afilo Keyes
Burke
Harper
Veil
Keyes
Butterfield
Menasha
Russell
LET OLD GLORY WAVE
Mayor Mulva orders city janitors to fly the flag on Saturday June 13th anniversary of the country’s emblem. He urges business leaders and citizens to display flags at workplaces and residences to mark the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulva
Answers Criticisms In Case Of Oshkosh Tax Assessment
D. M. Shea Utica supervisor of assessments faces opposition from Oshkosh assessors and residents as he enforces state tax commission instructions to raise city valuations. He lists suspected tax dodgers, orders weekly reviews, and argues higher assessments will curb fraud and protect poorer taxpayers by keeping the burden balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Shea
Utica
Assesamenta
State Tax Commission
Oshkosh
Sone
Shen
Varlona
Thy
State Commission
Agsessors
Buhring and Nolte Wed in June Ceremony
A wedding occurred Wednesday afternoon at 5:20 at the bride’s mother's residence Mrs. Fred Nolte in Nekim. The contracting parties are Mr. Charles H. Buhring and Miss Emma M. Nolte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ©. Nolte
Charles H. Buhring
Emma M. Nolte
Wedding Notice for Buhring and Nolte Couple in Omro
Reverend E H Smith officiated the ceremony. Mise Kilu N Buliring sister of the groom served as bridesmaid, and Air Fred C Nolte brother of the bride was groomsman. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended, many arriving by carriage. After a wedding supper the couple plan to begin housekeeping in Omro where the groom runs a fur business. The newly married couple are described as estimable and start their life together under happy auspices.
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E. H. Smith
Mise Kilu N. Buliring
Air
Fred C. Nolte
Oshkosh Postmaster Pick Sparks Political Debate
Oshkosh supporters back Edward M. Crane as Davidson’s postmaster choice amid charges in Milwaukee Journal of smear tactics. Crane defends Davidson’s integrity, cites good faith and district needs, and notes Roosevelt administration consultation rumors. Manufacturers and dealers flood White House with praise for Crane and Davidson’s selection.
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Washington
Payne
Roosevelt
Dav Kton
Davidson
Jose
Polilelang
A&a
Edward My Crane
J. H. Davidson
Wisconsin
Poli Uctan
Oshkosh
Sobbers
Crane
Thompson Carriage Company
Oshkosh Wins State Convention Of Foresters For 1903
Oshkosh will host the biennial state convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters next June likely in the second week. About 4,000 to 5,000 attendees are expected from roughly 140 courts with 13,000 members statewide. Delegates from Oshkosh courts St James No 308 St Stevens No 610 and St Hubert will participate.
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Catholic Order of Foresters
Oshkosh
Frank J. Victoris
St. James Court
Madison
Ashland
Central
Southerm
Thomas J. Callan
Milwaukee
Rancer
Dunnian
Stevens Point
Gaurav Keller
Appleton
Norton
Watertown
Tate
Pew
J. 3. Fox
Green Bay
Oshkosh Inca
Courts of Foresters
St. James’ Court
St. Steven's Court
St. Hubert’s Court
F. J. Victoris
Patrick Joy
Bauer
Indians Before Court for Liquor Offenses in Green Bay
In United States court Wednesday two cases under statute 2,128 were heard. Adolph Oughera faced weak government evidence and was directed to a not guilty verdict. Judson Lowe, an elderly Green Bay resident, was convicted but received a suspended sentence after testimony from multiple witnesses. Several other defendants pleaded guilty or faced juries for related liquor offenses at Harrigan's hotel. The proceedings included misidentification issues and lengthy discussion of the defendants’ ages and reliability.
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United States
Unite States
United States Va
Adolph Oughera
Butterfield
Judson Lowe
Green Bay
Lowe
Imade
J. C. Hart
Oneida
John AU
Harrigan
Juin Ji
John O. Hill
John J. Hill
John J. Hil
John Hill
Wilson HN
Neddie Hill
Harrigee’s
Wilson HI
Hampden Institute
Evrne
Harrigan's Qiotel
Ingigas
Anutt
Lfo
Hans Hanson
Ole Hanson
Mike de Quaine
Frank Waukechon
John Stevens
Bautista Skenadore
Frank Seymour
Joel Woodman
Jacob House
Hyeon John
Milwaukee Seeks Talbert for South Side Bio Science Post
G A Talbert, Oshkosh High School biology teacher for a year, has been offered a Milwaukee South Side High School bio science post. He has not yet decided, though the position promises increased pay and prestige. Board members view it as recognition of his ability, fearing losing him would weaken Oshkosh science instruction. If he stays, he would receive a raise to about 190 dollars per year above last year’s compensation.
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G. A. Talbert
South Side
Milwaukee
Talbert
Northwestern
Board of
Eduation
W. P. White
Oshkosh
Train wreck claims engineer in Montpelier incident
A Wabash work train derailed in Montpelier last evening as the engine and three cars went off the track. Engineer Thomas of Ashhind was killed, Fireman Berth burned and bruised, Conductor Belyen suffered a broken leg, and Brakemen Storr and Rheinvel were bruised. Wayne Hendricka, recently operated on for appendicitis, is doing nicely.
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Ao~rchted Press
Montpelier
Oto
Thin City
Thomas
Ashhind
Berht
Bruiaed
Belyen
Storr
Rheinvel
Chicago Fire and Hospitals Under Scrutiny in Citywide Health Probe
Chicago officials launch a sweeping review of all hospitals and similar institutions starting tomorrow. Deputy Commissioner Lionel O'Shea and Inspector Barry will examine fire safety, exits, barred windows, and patient housing to curb fire risks after the St Luke's sanitarium blaze on Monday. Investigations reveal boiler room not the source. rubbish near elevator, sewer gas from basement, and untrained staff as factors. Coroner to determine manager liability for deaths due to lack of regular nurses. bond release granted for Miller associates. Carlson case solved through alias discovery at Wiley hospital.
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Chicago
Washingtonian Home
West Side
St Luke's Society
Wabash Avenue
Hearde
Lionel O'Shea
Barry
St. Luke
Conway
William Sterner
James Lonahan
Lee Seymour
Toome
Fengineer Shanahan
Seymour
Benft
Nespie
Chetlsin
Miller
I. Shaw
Carl Carlson
Carlson
Weeley Hospital
C. C. Andrews
Leutenant
Morris Loucks
Momotombo Volcano Quiet After Vapor Emission
The Momotombo volcano near Managua Nicaragua has settled into quiet activity, with only minor vapors observed rising from the crater. No lava flow or explosions reported and authorities monitor ongoing seismic signals.
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Associated Preas
Managua
Nicaragua
Jone
Momotombo Volcano
Oshkosh City Bonds Authorized For Street Improvement
The Oshkosh mayor and common council authorize bonds up to ten thousand dollars to finance permanent street improvements. Bonds payable over four years at four percent interest, with annual tax levies to cover interest and principal. Ordinance details include bond naming, numbering, tax disclosures, and publication date. Also notes Union Iron Works property for sale after July 15.
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City of
Oshkosh
Do Onlain Ag
Oshbkosh
Gald City
Jesus
Common Council
Dan Witzel
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Aska
Trinim
United States Court Today
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Shea
Certaii
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Tax Commission
Oshkosh Filene
Rushford
Nelam
Poyrun
Weenah
Board of Review
County Board of Equalization
Equalization Committee
Buhring-Nolte
Charlies H. Buhring
Emma Nolte
Sattunes Schaah
Viliane Beriness Laliegy
Spee Rates
Mauds
Everts
Milwaukee Journal
Emi B. Usher
EM. Crane
Davidson de Pormmunter
Davison
Mr. Crane
Ed Crane
Congressman Davidson
Mr. Usher
Sam
Afr. Davidson
Chas. F. Abraham
Main Street
Oukkech
Ray Earere
Wayne Hendricka
Dolns
Peltow
Pelton
Bixcey
Main
Valenciennes
Luther Davies & Co
F. S. Hoaglin Grocery Co
White
W. N. Boyd
Boyd
City Market
Isc Exchales Eagle
EL D. Damuth
Union Iron Works
H.C. Doman
National Fiber & Cellulose CO
Rocenee 7
aMnery
Ant Fond
Pentea Stara
U. A
Contreen Cormach
Bave Deen
Peerie Wold
Palents
Electric Park Theatre
Ing
Ven
ALL Star Stock Company
Shadows of Sin
Main St
Harmon's
Wickert’ S‘sweets
Hines
Arion
Ania
Daugherty & Curtis
Algoma St
Tost
Seoul Street
Cherry Avenue
Mao Street
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