Minden Maynard Visits Marquette and Local Public Meetings
The Daily Northwestern notes Mire, Minden Maynard visiting Mar Quette Michigan while residents travel for trips to Madison Kananne City and Antigo. A fre nch water committee meeting with Mayor Mulya and Alderman Rowland is set for 2 PM. W J Chandler visits from Milwaukee as relatives host guests on Union Street. A church bid for a new school house and church building was awarded to W. Patterson of Appleton for 2.62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Minden
Maynard
Mar
Quette
Mich
W. L. Newton
West Su- Henry
Madison
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Roman Staudenaus
Chris Eber
Kananns
J. H. Donnelly
Kanane City
Common Council
Mulya
D. W. Rowland
R A. Spink
Antigo
Fourteenth Wisconsin Infantry
W. JD. Chandler
Milwaukee
Stephen Radford
Union Street
W. W. Willams
Columbus
Avis
Ann Jones
Delavan
Bertha Jones
Albany
N.Y
Johnm
Eighth Street
Luteran Church
W. 3. Patterson
Appleton
Patterson
Dida
Berlin lodge A O U W drives fancy show on Main Street
A large crowd watched seventeen Berlin lodge A O U W members in sailor outfits perform precise driving maneuvers on Main Street at Algoma. D G Menefee directed signals as the team formed an anchor, shield, and the letters A O U W. Afterward they hosted initiations at Hibernia Hall for ten candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Algoma Street
Berlin
Ancient Order of United Workmen
D. G. Menefee
Ber- Tin
Schiatie
F.C. Doherty
C. Christensen
W. C. Clark
L. E. Davis
J. Christensen
L. Salzberg
E. Petrugchke
A. Roseman
W. Kopin
H. Olson
J. Johnson
KR. Jones
Oshkosh banks plan Saturday noon closing movement
Local Oshkosh banks consider a half holiday by closing every Saturday at noon, an initiative likely to start next week. The move affects employees and reflects broader discussions among financial institutions in the city.
Veterans at Wisconsin home seek pension portion refunds
During a visit to the Wisconsin Veterans home at Waupaca, inmates told a Northwestern reporter that most of their U S pensions are kept by the home, allowing only six dollars monthly. They claim four dollars go to uniforms and state and federal maintenance payments are insufficient for food. Board member O F Chase defends the policy, noting uniforms and meals are provided, and pension rules apply nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Waupaca
Northwestern
United States
O. F. Chase
Board of Trustees
Chase
Mihy
James Knee
Mr. Chase
Curtis
Trustera Rent & Fann Eagt
Lihense
Oshkosh
Falmer House
Alderman Muses On City Health Office Reforms
Alderman John Danderob of the Eighth ward urges changes over smallpox handling through combining the city health officer and city physician roles and creating a dedicated smallpox doctor. He proposes city purchase of disinfection equipment and better clerical support to locate the health officer quickly, with disinfection done by physicians rather than undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Danderob
Northwestern
F. J. Wilkie
Wilkie
Banderolo
Banderob
Ivy program and alumni events at Normal school
At the Normal school Wednesday morning the Ivy program by the graduating class starts at 9 30 with music by the Normal orchestra and several orations and poems. At 2 pm the annual meeting of the alumni association and at 3 pm an art reception follow, with exhibitions including basketry work and a reception to the elementary graduation at 8 pm in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Wallen
Wills Switzer
Grace Howard
J. Roy Ozanne
Emma Steinfeldt
Eugene Wiese
Lillian Rowland
Hacket Cecil Magee
Kymprstum
Debate at Normal on Fifteenth Amendment
The Phoenix and Lyceum publics will debate at the Normal in an annual commencement time event. The issue is whether the Fifteenth Amendment’s adoption has been justified by its results with the Lyceum negative led by Carl Johnson and Nicholas Gunderson and Miss Torexs Cook, while the Phoenix adores the affirmative led by R W Vanderhoof and Rowland Halsey. The prize is a boat of Lincoln to the winner until defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix-Lyceum
Lyceum
Carl Ww, Johnson
Oconto
Nicholas Gunderson
Oconomowoc
Torexs Cook
Marinette
Johnson
Phoenix
R. W. Vanderhoof
Black River
Rowland Halsey
Oshkosh
Mian Sadle Hearny
Waupaca
J.lncoln
Golf Contest Arranged at Algoma Country Club
A four ball golf contest was held Wednesday afternoon at Algoma Country club with players split into three classes. Class A featured Chore Hewlett MacNichol and C A White of Fond du Lac. Class II included Megrars Daly Maxcy Robinson and KE Sawyer with Melark Finney Greunewald Harmon and Mitchell. Winners of the three contests meet Thursday afternoon to decide the holder of the title High Mighty Champion for the Hollister medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoma Country Club
Messrs. Chore
Hewlett
MacNichol
C. A. White
Fond du Lac
Megrars
Daly
Maxcy
Robinson
KE. P. Sawyer
Hich
Oshkosh Yacht Club Eyes Harbor at North Park Regatta Site
Congressman James L Davidson backs a $10,000 rivers and harbors appropriation to improve Miller's Bay and Wolf River for the Oshkosh Yacht Club. Engineers will plan a harbor of refuge in North Park with a clubhouse and boat house, pending council action on land and bridge modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Inland Lake
North Park
James IL Davidson
Congrese
Davidson
Fox Rover
Miller's Bay
Wolf River
House of Representatives of Rivers and Harbors
Senate
House
Cangresemin Davidson
Davidaon
Park Board
Common Council
Yacht Club
Irving Street
Bilver’s Bay
Banner presented by Oshkosh Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Oshkosh Association of Stationary Engineers has completed a large banner bearing NL A. S. E. initials. It will be presented at the upcoming meeting and displayed at the state convention in Oshkosh next Sunday. The city hall will host the convention with elaborate decorations arranged by a professional decorator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Oshkosh Association of Stationary Engineers
NL A. S. E
Pokrandt and Hamscher to Wed in Lutheran Church
On Wednesday at three o clock in the Evangelical Lutheran church on Eighth Street Albert F. Pokrandt will marry Esther Hamscher. Rev Koeppin will officiate. A reception follows at 348 Otter Street. Bridal attendants are Della Hamscher Clara Pokrandt and Emma Doemel. Groomsmen are Alfred Bush John Wohlt and Rudolph Ziegenhagen. The bride is Edwin Hamecher s eldest daughter employed in Treleven Clancy dry goods. The groom is son of August Pokrindt of Minnesota Street and longtime Morgan employee.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eighth Street
Albert F. Pokrandt
Esther Hamscher
Koeppitn
Otter Street
Della Hamscher
Clara Pokrandt
Emma Doemel
Alfred Bush
Spectator Injured as Seats Collapse at Oshkosh Show
A fifteen year old, Samuel Walters of 135 Hazel Street, sprained ankle when a bench section collapsed during a North Park Avenue show near the Chicago Northwestern tracks. Panic ensued with several patrons tangled, but only Walters required medical attention and was released to his home. The theater reset seats and promised precautions. The three day event continues with the Arion band concert at Electric Park and vaudeville style acts at the Empire Comedy Company, weather fair for large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Walters
Hazel Street
North Park Avenue
Chlosxo & Northwestern
Walters Iittas
Oshkosh
Arion
Flectric Park
Park Theater
Empire Comedy Company
Painting the Town in Municipal Court
Four drunk and disorderly cases heard in municipal court. Defendants pleaded not guilty. adjourned to Thursday June 19 at ten. Peter Josephs Henry Vengeelend and Neil Josephs were arrested by Officers Bork Steinfort. Nachtmann by patrol wagon. Charges include going to a saloon on South Main Street creating a disturbance and threatening the saloonkeeper. Nachtmann previously charged with intoxicated driving and turning people out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Josephs
Henry Vengeelend
Bork
Neil Josephs
Steinfort
John Nachtmann
South Main Street
Nachtmann
Little Daughter Dies in Park Street Home
Helen Maurine Bell four years old died at 4 30 this morning from cerebro spinal meningitis. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Bell of 38 Park street and is survived by two younger brothers Edwin Paul Bell and the parents. The funeral is set for next Thursday with hour to be announced. Arthur Haak plans a Hartford visit. Also notes on local book and map promotions from Hicks Printing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Cleveland
Baltimore
Oshkosh
D. E. McDonald
Markesan
Charles McDonald
Wittenberg
Edward Tilton
Pine Street
Albert Cronk
Blabee, Ariz
Benjamin Doughty
Algoma Street
Ladies' Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin
Theodore P. Halley
West-Ern
General Electric Company
Mr. Lyman
Bailey
Downs
Traction Company
Lyman
Oshkosh Electric Light and Power Company
Migs
Myrtle Warren
Kenneth Warren
Henry Warren
Fifth Ward
Chicago
Henshaw
Warren
Bill Howard
Cardinal Bunting
Boddén
Howard
Boddett
Helen Maurine Bell
E. J. Bell
Park Street
Edwin Paul Bell
The Globe Searched and Ransacked for the Best Act
Charles Arnold performs a daring high wire act nightly at 7:30 in a free exhibition under the tent. The show promotes feats of balance and danger as crowds gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Chas. Arnold
Bananas At Retail And Wholesale Prices
A retailer advertises bananas offered at wholesale prices with spot cash terms and delivery for ten cents. W H Boyd promotes a new deal for business men and clerks to obtain first class meals from 11:30 to 2 and 5:30 to 7, highlighting quality and cooking. Continuous spot cash promotions at Boyd City Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyd
Boyd
City Market
Golden Eagle Restaurant Promises Up-to-Date Meals
Golden Eagle Restaurant at 156 Main Street advertises the best meats and vegetables in city meals. Proprietor H. D. Damuth promotes updated dining options and welcomes patrons seeking current, quality fare.
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Golden Eagle Restaurant
Main Street
H. D. Damuth
Boat For Sale And Other Local Ads In One Notice
Classified items include a cedar row boat priced at 500 with two sets of sails, a house with 9 foot frontage on New York Avenue, inquiries to Dr. Weed at 1 Main Street and A. W. Hirst at 1 Malin Street, plus jobs in grocery and laundry. Also notices about renovation services and a postal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Avenue
A.W. Hirst
Malin Street
A. M
Andre & Pullman
High Street
City
Commercial House
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the Daily Northwestern
Electric Park
A. Simoyan
Constantinople
F. H. Josalyn
Oshkogh
Peenidis
Trumeee C. F. Chase
John Nanderob
Health Department
Oahkowh
WY Day
Gecura
Viaseres
Ceriain Claneca
Chas. F. Abraham
Dredxing Say
Huyrorisg Millees
Charece
Albert F. Pokrnandt
Eather Hamscher
Schoot Williams
Businese
Catlegy
Luther Davies& Co
Mrs
E. J. Bell Safer
Beat
Emei
Arthur Haak
Hartford
Conn
Hurn’s
Winnebago County
Hicks Printing Company
Busines House
Kranich & Bach Parlor Grand Piano
Kranich & Bach
Acordin
Hatl
America
Dot
Boat For Sale
York Avenue
Wrgo
Whaconsin
Gordon H. Gile
Waid
Sarah M. Gile
Jonnia Co
Horae
Gond
Plano
Call Evanings
Faber
Pelton
Weisbrod Optician
J. W. Taylor & Co
Harmon’s
Hoaglin & Chase
Corner Main
Merritt Sts
Pool's
Main St
F. S. Hoaglin Grocery CO
Ey Ne
Botz
Ste
Wickert
New York
A. W. Birst
Audisa & Stachely
Nebraska
Oregon
Streits
Lighth Street
Findar
Lear Nx Eame
A. J. Miller's
Cights Tree
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