Traveling salesman jailed for larceny after hotel thefts
Taylor, a traveling salesman, was sentenced to forty days in the county workhouse for larceny. He had been drinking heavily and stole items from baggage rooms at Tremont and New Revere hotels, with police recovering the grip and papers at Legond Hand Store. He also stole Pandania hat from the New Revere, which he displayed at a saloon for $1. Willim Gomoll received twenty five days in the county workhouse for disorderly conduct after failing to pay a $10 fine. Mrs Belle Hathaway was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail for disreputable character after pleading guilty in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
New’ Revere
Haseen
Swent
Tremont
Redmond
Polics
Legond
Paine
New Revere
Huung
Willim Gomoll
Gomoll
Belle Hathaway
Municipal “Court
Oshkosh Baseball Association elects H Sawyer vice president
H Sawyer was elected vice president of the Oshkosh Baseball Association at a special board meeting. Thomas Ryan resigned his post to travel west for health reasons. The group aims to raise 2,000 to finance the club and keep Oshkosh in the league, with public support reported as generous and patriotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sawyer
Gahkosh “Baseball Association
Thomas Ryan
Ryan
Sawyer
Oshkosh Baseball Association
Thomas
Association
Phil’. Sawyer
Oshkosh
Board of Directors
Osh‘kosh’ Baseball Association
Oshkosh Gas Light chief eyes baseball rise
Phil H. Sawyer of Oshkosh Gas Light says city support is growing for a baseball effort that could put Oshkosh on the championship map. He notes 32,000 not yet secured but expects full funding soon with small liberal contributions. Manager Bubser seeks a new third baseman as the team prepares for three Green Bay games at the White City. The squad recently won two of three at Fond du Lac and aims for large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Phil H. Sawyer
Oshkosh Gas’. Light” Company
Pulliam
White City
Fond du Tac
Pioneer Fans Eye Fresh Start After Green Bay Clash
The team vows to win three straight from Green Bay and climb to the top. Edgar P. Sawyer, father of Phil H. Sawyer, supported the 1887 championship team, funding players and a costly battery. Gekosh, a key figure, steered the club toward season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Edgar P. Sawyer
Phil H. Sawyer
Br. Sawyer
Gehkosh
Meeting of Oshkosh Normal Alumni Elect Officers Memorial Program
Nearly 200 alumni attended the Oshkosh Normal School memorial session in the Normal auditorium. Memorials for G S Albee and R H Halsey were presented, with readings by Harry Kendall Bassett and Miss Abbie Jewell. Harry K Bassett was elected president. Abbie Jewell vice president. Laura Duggan secretary. Lydon W Briggs named permanent treasurer. An alumni banquet follows with a large attendance and dancing to close.
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Oshkosh/ Normal school
Association
G. S. Albee
R. H. Halsey
Halsey
Harry Kendall Bassett
Sarah Dynes
Abbie Jewell
Edward SteLaughlin
Chicago
C. H. Leach
Albee
B.S. Allee
Frank Joslyn
L. Frank Gates
Laura Duggan
Lydon W. Briggs
Making of A Man at Normal School Commencement
Graduation exercises at the Normal School feature a valedictory titled The Making of A Man. Speakers praise achievement and discipline, with emphasis on character and future service.
Inheritance and life energy in social order
Fragmentary remarks discuss how inheritance shapes life paths and the environment in which individuals act. The speaker links action and reaction as core to life’s program, noting wealth and status differences arise from persistent effort rather than fixed essence.
The New Patriotism and Plays Highlighted In Speech
A class salutatory by Miss Amanda B Backen praised childhood acts and argued for preserving river and forest resources. The key oration, The New Patriotism, emphasized national landscapes and environmental value within the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda B. Backen
Hac
Moonlight Excursion by Leander Choate to Winneconne
W R Wood of Markesan and W S Stewart of Neenah visited Oshkosh Wednesday. The South Side Dramatic Club ran two moonlight excursions aboard the steamer Leander Choate to Winneconne, with dancing and a crowd of 304, returning home late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RR. Wood
Markesan
WS. Stewart
Neanah
Oshkosh
Weilnesay
Dranatic Club
Leander Choate
Winneconne
Trin
Excursioniais
Davis resigns as secretary of Chamber of Commerce
B T Davis resigns from the Oxhkosh Chamber of Commerce to devote time to developing the new National Wisconsin Insurance company. He will remain temporarily in his post until a successor is elected, with likely replacement considered after the board meets this afternoon. The move stems from his expanding role in founding the insurance venture.
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Chen
Gahkoah Chamber of Commerce
New Life Turtirai
Buel T. Davis
Oxhkosh Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directory
Davis
Directory
Prestleng
Paine
Davin
National Wisconsin Insurance Company
Iim
Local Notes From Oshkosh and Nearby Areas
Miss Eva Reif of 435 Jefferson Avenue spent last Sunday in Green Bay. Amy Stone of Fisk returned from Dubuque Iowa where she studied music. The Tom Thumb wedding at Algoma Street Methodist Church is rescheduled for this evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Kottenburg and Mr and Mrs Joseph Waldorf Jeff travel to Milwaukee for a silver wedding in the family. Mrs Cummins displays sweet pea vines in bloom this spring. Congressman James T Davidson returns from Enterprise Lake to prepare moving his family to a cottage for the summer. The Royal Templars plan a boat ride on the Mayflower, leaving Gillingham’s dock at 6120 sharp, weather permitting a Calumet trip. Mr and Mrs Robert Hedford and others from Winnebago return from a race and G A R encampment in Wisconsin. The steamer Leander Choate delivers 2000 bales of marsh grass to Oshkosh.
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Eva Reif
Jefferson Avenue
Green Bay
Amy Stone
Fisk
Dubuque
Mt. Joseph Onl‘lene
Algoma Stree Methodist Church
Charles Kottenburg
Amd
Joseph Waldorf Jeff
Milwaukee
Enterprise Lake
Rev
Royal Templers
Mayflower
Gillingham
Calumet
Robert Hedford
Bacon
Willian Walker
Winnehaga
Depeartment
Wisconsin
H. X. Bacon
Leander Choate
Oshkosh
Local notices and events in Neenah area
A Neenah area column reports on hay cargoes and trips by residents including Mrs. Owen Thomas visiting Chicago and Milwaukee relatives, a marriage license issued to Harvey Mehr and Ida Bergelin, and local literary mentions by William J. Neidbe. It also notes Oshkosh and Manitowoc games with the Wisconsin-Minnesota Wage trip, and mentions a Nobel prize poised poet, Terria of Yleurhten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Mehr
Ida Bergelin
Neenah
Jacob Motr
Fred Bergelin
Terria
Mien
Chive T Joseph
Fre Ra Viet
Houghton
William J. Veidig
Madison
Athearn
Neidbe
America
Tris
George Rubser
Oshkosh
Wisconsin-Minois
Minnitowoc
Manitowoc
Bauer
Waucan
Tomorrew
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Warner
Redfern
Dorset
Luther Davies & Co
Main Street
T.s.whitely & Co
Mul Sawyer
Osmosm Association
Mert“Ang
Vlace
Myana
Westork
Sawyers
Phil W. Satter
M. E
Berlin
E. R. Johnson
Brendie Ayling
Omarkiag
I. Bryan
Fanitowoe
Mion
Amanda
Tncken
Reo Chon of
Orinhon
Beasts Finrks
Wisconsin College
F Suni
Chas
Freon
Pheu
R. B. Anger & CO
Rand
Wisconsin Woolen Mills
Wootmy Wehawhis and Tailors
Hes
New Company
Crowell
Superba Theater
Barrister -Axnt
Gale
The
Furniture Exchange
Main St
Sam
Mears
Endight Street ‘Bridge
Thanter Reed
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