Kaukauna Teacher Resigns for Oshkosh Post
Kaukauna Wisconsin June 14 Miss Edith Logan resigns from Park school and will teach at a school in Oshkosh. Several local social notes and movements are listed, including Masonic and Relief society meetings and residents traveling for visits and vacations.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Edith Logan
Park School
Eac
Oshkosh
Whitenack
Annie
Martha Hedke
Kniie Anna
Martin Nelson
Midway- OR
Mfiss
Mary Wurster
The
Relief Society
A. i. Cutler
Myrtle Alger
Rock Creek
Minn
E. H. Whittier
A. M
Silwaukee
Western Union Changes Across the Pacific Coast Division
The Western Union Telegraph Company promotes R C Clowry from general superintendent of the western division based in Chicago to the presidency. Frank Daynes is elevated to general superintendent of the Pacific coast division as part of nationwide changes expected to follow.
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Pittsburg
Clowry
Chicago
Jaynes
San Francisco
Sy Associated Prova
Cal
R. C. Clowry
Western Division
Western Union Telegraph Company
Com
Abandon Old School Sends Students Off For Summer
The High school closed for summer vacation and pupils move books and belongings from the old building to the new one. The old school will be torn down. Several local residents are noted visiting or traveling, including Wayne Avery of Spear Fish and Mrs. E. Edwards of this place.
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Weyatwesa
Wis
Wayne Avery
Spear Fish, S. D
Stevennz Point
Misa F. E
Edwards
Dakota
W. W. Waterhouse
Oshkosh
Wiliam Mason
Howard
John Webber
Lomia
Ned Low
Autereurban Telephone Company
Milwaukee
E. A. Sanborn
Madteon
Charles M. Sanborn
Waupaca to Celebrate Fourth of July Festivities
Waupaca Wisconsin plans a city Fourth of July celebration with speeches by noted orators a 17 piece Waupaca band fireworks and a large evening dance. The band concert drew about 1500 fans last night with several new selections. Peabody and children of St Louis arrive for summer at the Chain of Lakes. Mrs John Spooner returns to Madison for the season.
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Waupaca
Wis
Waupace
George Larsen
John Grans
Woman's Relief Corps of
Peabody and Children of
St. Louis
Chain of Lakes
Welsh Convention Attended by North Central Travelers
The Welsh convention near Bethesda church drew attendees from Wisconsin and neighboring states. Dr T. J. Jones and wife from Indiana greeted friends, and visitors included Rey JG Jones of Chicago. Mrs Frederick Roberts and granddaughter Sadie Owens plan to return to Mankato Minnesota. Lizzie Owens of Watertown visited. Several locals departed for home as vacation continues.
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Nekimi
Winnnebago County
Wis
Bethesda Church
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
Mlingis
Michigan
T. J. Jones
Mttleton
Irwin
India
Rey
Jones
Chicago
Frederick Roberts
Sadie Owens
Mankato
Minn
Misa Lizzie Owena
Watertown
D. E. Woltama Y. A Griffiths
William Lloyd
Teanae Davia
Lime Springs
Mixa Hesse Willims
Philadelphia to Chicago Quick Train Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad will begin a twenty hour daily train between New York and Chicago starting tomorrow. The westbound will depart New York at 1 55 PM and reach Chicago at 9 55 AM next day. An eastbound train will run similarly. The service is the fastest long distance schedule on the road, covering 912 miles at an average speed of forty two miles per hour.
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Coulletin Trees Association
New York
East
Middle West
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Paris Hints Street Named After President Roosevelt
A Fernald dispatch from Paris suggests honoring President Roosevelt and the United States for Martinique relief by naming a Paris street Rue du President Roosevelt with plates at both ends. The Society Francaise Des Amis Des Arts plans an engraving of Mrs Roosevelt by M Chartran for the society album.
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Associated
New York
Paris
Onler
Roosvelt
United States
Martinique
Roosevelt
Acta
Society Francaise Des Amis Des Arts
Elevated State Show Raises Height Two Inches
Report notes Keweste taken at Warloun Folia show increases height to two feet, marking a dramatic change in display. The event focuses on theatrical costume and stagecraft as performers reach new measured heights.
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Warloun Folia
Emperor William at Nuremberg Semi-centennial Germanic Museum
June 14 Berlin reports Emperor William visited Nuremberg for the semi centennial celebration of the Germanic Museum. He will inspect casts for the altar piece and founders’ statues to be presented to Harvard University. Ottawa observes peace with Boer War rites and a Christchurch cathedral service led by Rev Henry Kiton.
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Nuremburg
Berlin
William
Nuremberg
Germanic Museum
An Wana
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Great Britain
Christchurch
Henry Kitoon
Italian nobleman found tied to New York tracks
Italian known as Carolo Cattapani Marquis de Cordova disappeared from a boarding house and was found bound to the New York Central tracks at 18th street and the North River. He claimed to be searching for papers proving his right to a valuable Spanish estate and sought a reward. He was taken to a hospital after giving a statement.
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Associated Press
New York
Carolo Cattapani
Marquis de Cordova
New York Central Railroad
18Th Street
North River
2 Hospital
Fhe
Cattupani
Spain
New York Forms Greater New York Shoe Polishers Union No 1
The Greater New York Shoe Polishers' union No 1 formed with 80 members pledges five cent shines and ten cent polishes. Resolutions urge city council to close booths at 2 p m Sundays and to establish a training school for rising boothlacks.
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Associated Press
New York
New
Tax remission announced for peasant taxes in Saint Petersburg
In Saint Petersburg on June 14 the council of state approves a remission of 12,500,000 in taxes to the peasantry. The ukase is to be published tomorrow by M. de Ploeuwe the minister of the Interior on the Trinity feast.
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Bulletin Drean Association
St. Petesburg
Council of State
M. de Ploeuwe
Interior
Famous pension case and Nard problem before the Bureau
The long battle over Daniel Oberly, a Civil War veteran from Ohio, centers on alleged paralysis from a neck wound. Bureau investigations labeled him a fraud and thief, while his supporters cite medical opinions and ward off guardianship disputes. The case zigzags through the Interior and Pension offices with renewed pushes for a rehearing.
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Bureau
Eugene F. Ware
Daniel Oherty
Oberly
District Court
Troy
J. W. Meanes
Meanes
Pension Bureau
Sara
Ohio
Washington
Mr. Ware
Department of the Interior
Evans
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Pensions
Eighty-fourth Pennsylvania Infantry
Harrisburg
Spottsylvania Court House
Vinland Candidate Seeks Register of Deeds Post
W H Jenkyns of Vinland announces his candidacy for register of deeds. A lifelong Republican, he has served rural districts and held town offices. Born 1842 in Essex England, he immigrated 1849 to Buffalo then Wisconsin in 1860, living in Vinland since 1850. He served in the Civil War and has been town treasurer for a second term.
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W.H. Jenkyns
Vinland
Office of Register of Deeds
Jenkyns
Wisconsin
Henry Ara
Titlery
Big Town
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