Northwestern Oshkosh Advertiser Publication Details 1902
The Northwestern Oshkosh Wisconsin publication offers two daily editions at four and five oclock each weekday with Sunday exception. It features Associated Press leased wire service and postal subscription rates including monthly and annual options. Circulation aims to be large in Winnebago County. Contact details list business office and publisher residence. Vol 35 no 144 dated Wednesday June 15 1902.
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Hicks Printing Company
Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Baltorial
Uweé
Wisconsin
Eniel
La Follette Leads In Wisconsin Caucuses County Returns
The state shows La Follette leading as Republican caucuses finish in Dane Fond du Lac Rock Eau Claire Calumet and other counties. Gains push him toward 700 of 1065 convention votes. Analysts call it a landslide with voters steadfast and no new issues expected to change the result.
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la Foltette
Dane County
Eau Claire County
Whitehead
la Follette
Yen
Rock County
Janesville
Calu- Met
Govmor
Fond du Lac
Eau Claire
Calumet
Wakehead
Anarchist Plot Rumor Hovers Over King Edoward's Health
Rumors claim British detectives uncovered an anarchist plot against King Edoward, with illness seen as feigned to skip Aldershot and Ascot events. Details scarce, authorities surveil anarchists, and guard preparations continue amid coronation tensions. The piece also notes anti kissing rules at Jersey City and Yankee business ties as a backdrop.
Isthmian Canal Debate And Political Maneuvering
The Senate faces a close vote on the Isthmian canal bill amid divided support for the Panama and Nicaragua routes. Key senators oppose or favor the plan, with figures like Dubois, Jonas, Rawlins, Teller, Bacon, and Foster in play as Congress nears adjournment and a decision after lengthy delay remains uncertain.
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Senate
Republican’ Party
Panawa Canal Company
Isthmian Canal Commission
Frst
Maenrice
Pantma Company
Ngura
Madiar
Eresfon
Party Inc
Friends
Fanama
Dubois
Idaho
Jons3
Nevada
Rawins-at
Sf Bacon
Georgia
Foster
Washington
Congress
Canal Commission
Panama
Prohibition State Convention Opens in Milwaukee
The Prohibition state convention meets in Milwaukee today as a ceremonial prelude to the main political drama later. E W Drake of Milwaukee is tipped for governor with H A Russell of Superior and Jasper Detter of Cambria as secretary of state and treasurer, while other ticket posts may be ignored to maintain party unity. Debs leaves Indianapolis for Denver signaling a broader agitation, and a premature statehood debate for Cubs stirs cross border interest amid evolving labor and racial themes in New York.
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Prohibition
Milwaukee
E. W. Drake
Stile
H. A. Russell
Superior
Jasper Detter
Cambria
Dyspepsia Threat to Stomach Strength Warned
A notice urges early attention to indigestion and its after effects. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the stomach, preventing worsening discomfort, nervous headaches, and belching as digestion declines. The text emphasizes prevention through tonic remedies.
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Hood
Peruna touted by officials as tonic and cure
San Francisco Board of Education Secretary J A Simpson praises Peruna as an ideal tonic, citing relief from systemic catarrh and a rebuilt, healthier system. Congressman E V Brookshire from Indians endorses Peruna as a good tonic and safe catarrh cure. Hartman Sanitarium offers a book on nervous disturbances in summer.
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A. Simpson
Board of Education of
San Francisco
Cal
Perris
J. A. Simpson
E. V. Brookshire
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Pemons Medicine Co
Columbus
Letter to the Editor on Wisconsin Optical Society aims
A June 15 letter from Winneconne Wisconsin criticizes Oshkosh meeting plans of the Wisconsin Optical Society The writer argues the society seeks to bar legitimate self styled opticians while blaming fraudulent spectacle venders for tarnishing the profession The letter emphasizes protecting the public from unqualified operators and optical diploma quacks.
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Winneconne
Wis
Wisconsin Optical Society
Oshkosh
East
Vendera
Optic Clan
The
Rumors Flourish About Royal Plot and Insanity Tales
Grand Duke Constantine of Russia is described as insane with his behavior in public, while London dispatches hint at a plot against King Edward at Ascot and suggest the prince’s illness may be feigned to justify other aims. Hugo Kaun in Milwaukee notes rapid American music influence and pianos everywhere during his Berlin visit. A Lawrence University graduate reports Rev. George K. Macionis’s varied life, culminating in ordination and a rare surgical operation removing two large rate top marks with no skin grafts.
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Constantine
Russia
London
Edward
Ascot
Hugo Kaun
Milwaukee
Berlin
Germany
Lawrence University
George K. Macionis
Methodist Episcopi
Fort Hall Indian res des Idaho rush fatality and Chicago robbery attempt
Reports describe a fatal injury to Ora Shaler a New York tunnel contractor struck by a seven pound rock during the Fort Hall Idaho rush in May and an attempted holdup by five masked robbers in Chicago where a pileup of Germans played ale-kat but fled under steel and shock. A commerce commission hearing in Chicago exposed that the St Louis road pays rentary and rebates fueled by speculation. Washington dispatches say Cuban sugar policy faces a senatorial coalition led by Elking to weaken President Roosevelt amid a movement to discredit him.
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Fort Hall
Jon
Idaho
Ora
A. Shaler
New York
Holt
Chicago
Commerce Commission
Ja & St. Louis
Elking
Roosevelt
Patchwork Comic Quips From Various Papers
The fragment reads like a collage of jokes and stray quotes from Chicago News Detroit Free Press and Chicago Post. Bits feature a pupil punning with a teacher and a prison hearing gag about a fat hand. A Princeton Tiger exchange and a Pacific sunset line add to the collage tone.
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Packe
Princeton Tiger
Detroit Free Press
Chicago News
Glee Club
Chicago Post
Sentinel Criticizes The Sentinel On Fond du Lac Caucuses
A Milwaukee Free Press editorial brands The Sentinel as deceitful in covering Fond du Lac caucuses. It accuses the paper of suppression and distortion to appease Milwaukee bosses and party outsiders. The piece argues Republicans in Wisconsin reject Bosse-backed control and seek independent state leadership.
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la Follétte
Sentinel
Bilestn
Athens
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Free Tess
Wisconsin political notes and name change scheme
A collage of notes from Marinette to Green Bay features talk of Marinette county votes aiding a minor candidate, Carrig Nation’s Oshkosh lecture trip with Elks, and regional delegate counts. Items mention name-change procedures for a fee, Crane’s postmaster bid in Oshkosh, and satirical commentary on hypnotist wagers and monetary policy, with Wisconsin party outlooks and election-spoilage concerns.
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Minor
Marinette County
Marinette Eagle
Aie Carrig
Oshkosh
The
Elks
Thair
Alecks
Berlin
Fire destroys G. W. Jones Lumber sary mill Elcho
A Wisconsin dispatch reports the G W Jones Lumber sary mill at Elcho was destroyed by fire causing about 12000 in loss. Other items note resignations, local accidents and civic updates across Wisconsin including punishments, formations and a planned Hook Hoys conclave in Milwaukee with 1000 expected attendees.
Whitehead and La Follette Tax Reform Debate
Milwaukee Journal reviews Senator Whitehead’s letters on tax reform, noting his cautious, inconsistent stance and preference for a state commission approach. The piece compares him with La Follette, highlighting differences in temperament and method, and suggests the letters serve as a useful but incomplete guide to policy.
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Whitehead
Isea
la Follette
Commission
Mr. la Follette
Genius
Milwaukee Journal
Still after Davidson in Oshkosh postoffice feud
A Wisconsin public figure criticizes Davidson for his weak efforts to secure Crane’s appointment to the Oshkosh postoffice, arguing that the controversy extends beyond the Journal’s discussion and implicates broader local opinion.
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Oshkosh
Davidson
Crane
Wisconsin
Health restored by Pinkham remedy praised by user
Laura Howard of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her health after eight months of nerve dizziness swelling and insomnia She urges other suffering women to seek guidance from Pinkham and warns against unproven cures A Milwaukee Journal Washington correspondence notes a man named Davidson and Oshkosh post office controversy plus Manitowoc fire losses totaling 72009 in the past year.
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Laura Howard
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Layna Howaun
Newberry Ave
Davidson
Payne
Oshkosh
Oshkoeh
Washington
Milwaukee Journal
Manitowoc
Candidate for Register of Deeds in Oshkosh races
The Northwestern profiles Charles W. Schormian of Oshkosh as a declared candidate for the nomination of register of deeds. Born in Manitowoc county in 1857 to German parents, he is a life long Republican and Masonic member who ran for county clerk in 19 but was defeated by J J Fish. He once ran a tailoring business and spent seven years employed at the Northern State hospital.
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Governor la Follette
la Follette
Herman
Milwaukee
la Foltette
Ghout
Whitehead
Starkey
Neenah News
Neenah
Vanderbilt
Gould Rockefeller
Carnegie
Neenah Times
Charles W. Schormian
Oshkosh
Register of Deeds
Schornian
Afanitowoc Rapida
Manitowoc County
Wulheran
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