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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
4
Tune sale notes India linens with BFC ase grade and Boe grade unclear. Summary lacks clear entities and context to form a proper news item.
Fragmentary catalog note lists men and women's stockings in assorted colors and sizes, cotton crash fabric and yard goods, and striped and check patterns. Mentions special pricing and summer lawn fabrics in light colors with new patterns.
Three regiments of the Seventeenth United States Infantry began a 260 mile cross country hike with Chickamina Park as the planned stop. The route aims for 130 miles straight, with detours adding about 70 miles to the total.
Julius Paul, after being served with divorce papers by his wife, lit a fuse attached to ten pounds of dynamite in a nearby tool house and fled to the woods. The blast damaged the tool house and wagon nearby in Wisconsin on June 15.
In a blast that left no trace of the sheds or their contents, the house with Mrs. Paulson and family remained undamaged. The sheriff later located Paulson and placed him under arrest.
Esther Tripman six years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Tripman of Cascade Wisconsin, died suddenly on the front lawn while playing with pet ducks. Death attributed to heart disease. The family recently lost another child by suffocation in its bed.
Papers for Abbotsford Cooperative Butter and Cheese Company filed June 15. Headquarters in Halton. Capital stock $5,500 in 66 shares of $100. The firm will manufacture and sell butter and cheese.
Fred K. Prinate, a La Crosse letter carrier, was found dead in a yard at 20 King Street under a rose bush. Police report the death as self inflicted as he was headed to report for duty at the post office.
Chicago dispatch reports the Republican national convention opening with Taft supporters confident in the first ballot. Burrows to preside as temporary chairman, credentials and organization to follow. platform debates focus on anti injunction and tariff revisions. White Hatters from Cincinnati energize Ohio events as delegates arrive and caucuses begin.
Kansas City reports show Kaw and Missouri rivers halted their rise and began receding after eight this morning. Water remains above flood levels around Union Station with two feet at Blossom House and tracks underwater. Topeka notes the flood pond slowly receding while St Joseph confirms the Missouri River steady and easing. Prof. Snow of Wisconsin explains Foucault pendulum demonstrating earth’s rotation with a long rope pendulum in Science Hall. Marriageable men scarce. women seek them.
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