Harmony circle hosts Mrs Parid Williams at 18 Custer Street
The Harmony circle meets with Mrs Parid Williams on Friday afternoon. Numerous locals are noted as guests or visitors including Mr and Mrs Oliver Evang of Iron Mountain, Mich, and Miss Kate Williamson from Chicago. A smallpox card is ordered for W H Witte at 333 Corps Street. Two scarlet fever cards noted for Uncle Merrill and Blanche Doughty. A city bishop and address deliveries are mentioned, along with a court appearance of John Nachtmann for disorderly conduct and a boating accident involving Howard Jenkins and George Bauman with rescue by Charles Radford.
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Harmony Circle
Parid Williams
Custer Street
Oliver Evang
Iron
Mountains
Mich
Qirs
PD. W. Rowland
Main Street
Uncle Merrill
Jackson Street
Blanche Doughty
High Street
Kate Williamson
Chicago Conservatory of Music Ia
John Williams
W. H. Witte
Atreet
Witte
Bowen Street
Lutheran’ School
G. A. Osserall
Wausau
Berteerie
Minnneapolis
Julus Smith
Tenth Street
Jame A. Dean
Ard Bix
W. J
Aldrens
Lake Geneva
Charles Oellerich
Sauk City
Oellerich
John Nachtmann
Howard Jenkins
George Bauman
Winnebago
Island Park
J. Howard Jenkins
Mr. Bauman
Charles Radford
James P. Gould
John Challoner
Jenkins
HURLBUT WHEELER TO WED OMRO DOCTOR
Announcement is made of the approaching marriage of Dr. Chester Janes Hurlbut and Miss Mable M Wheeler both of Omro. The bride to be is a former Oshkosh young woman, daughter of Dr. P A Wheeler. The groom is a resident of Omro, brother to attorney W E Hurlbut. The wedding is set for Wednesday June 26.
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Chester Janes Hurlbut
Mable M. M Wheeler
Omra
Oshkosh
P. A. Wheeler
Omro
Att'y. W. E. Hurlbut
Conductor Bates Killed in Fond du Lac Switch Yard
Conductor William M. Bates of the Chicago and North Western Railway, long employed as a brakesman before promotion, died after being struck by a switch engine in Fond du Lac switch yards near midnight. He leaves a wife and four children and had lived in Oshkosh prior to division HQ moves. The victim asked to be kept from home, dying at St. Agnes hospital after 1:45 a.m.
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D. B. Curtin Jr
Fond du Lac
Wm. M. Bates
North
Curtis
Bates
Ashland
Oshkosh
St. Agnes Hospital
Fie
Woodruff Case Update Delays Arrest Wording Unclear
Telegram from Wilkes Barre police chief states Woodruff is actually in custody under two indictments involving McKeown. Further action depends on Pennsylvania charges and a forthcoming letter. travel may be useless until clarified. Police expect a warrant to be signed soon and will delay until the next correspondence arrives.
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Shery E. A. Potter
John W. Jones
Wilkes- Curro
Woodruff
McKeown
Wil
Wilkiavarze
Valedictory shines at Oshkosh Normal commencement
Oshkosh Normal school honors Eva Foster and Chaslen McCune as valedictorian and salutatorian. Foster, praised for intellect and musical talent, spoke on education shaping a nation and democratic progress, urging growth through practical and moral education.
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Oshkosh Normal School
Eva Foster
Chaslen_ McCune
Oconto Falla
Manual training course seen as civic tool aims
A school course in manual training is argued to build fundamental understandings of civilization rather than mastery in one craft. The plan envisions early to high school integration to foster practical knowledge, intelligence across progress, and a democratic spirit, with Miss Foxter closing remarks about readiness and parting.
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Maraca
South
Mfe
McCune
Prominent figure honored for legal influence and Barretts
A long obituary praises a leading lawyer for deep knowledge of human nature and persuasive court presence. It cites his landmark role at the bar, his impact on major questions, and references a celebrated Doyle case shaping Wisconsin and federal interactions. It notes Chief Justice Howard G. Ryan and Felker’s contrasting contributions to the era’s jurisprudence.
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Hig
Howard G. Ryan
Va. Doyle
Wisconsin
Doyle
Federal Supreme Court
Felker
Leago Book-keeping Institute Promises Modern Training
The Michigan Business Institute advertises up to date bookkeeping courses teaching modern methods used by large firms. It claims quick, practical instruction in a few weeks, promising good paying jobs immediately after completion and urging readers to write for full particulars from Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Michigan Business
I Institute Bidg
Kalamazoo
Ich
Relator’s Courage Leads to Successful Litigation Termination
The rights of the relator had the courage to institute this litigation and, through all its phases, carried it to a successful termination.
Barna Haskell, Oshkosh Pioneer, Dies at 95
Barna Haskell, the oldest resident of Oshkosh, died at his home on Algoma Street shortly before 5:20 PM Wednesday after a several week illness. Debility was the cause. Born November 12 in Franklin County, Mars, he had lived in the city for many decades and was widely known to friends and neighbors.
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Barna Haakell
Oshkosh
Algoma
Leasf
Mgr
Barna Haskell
Franklin County
Mars
Early Life of a Winnebago County Pioneer in Wisconsin
He grew up on a farm and had a common school education. At 21 he left farm labor to work in Greenflok woolen mills, then joined giner mills. He moved from Kenango to Winds, then Winnebago, following Indian trails. He helped establish Omro and Oshkosh area, with his family arriving May 2. He farmed there until 1851 and later became Winnebago County treasurer to complete an unexpired term.
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Barber
Winnebago County
Sawyer
Felker
Bia
Oshkosh High School
Teta
Charles Barber
Gabriel Bouck
Cleveland
Charles 1
John C. Thompson
Winnebago County Bar Association
Felkor
Wisconsin
Folker
Greenflok
Manes
Kenango County
Rosendale
Lake Butte Des Morts
Omro
Beclia
Oshkosh
Longtime public servant dies aged veteran of politics
The obituary notes a man elected to office who served two years and served as deputy collector of internal revenue for the county from 1883 to 1868. He voted for nineteen presidents starting with John Quincy Adams in 1828. Married in 1824 to Ming Loulna M. Bealls of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, his wife born in 1817 is living but crippled. He faded rapidly, died peacefully, funeral at 3:30 p.m. Friday with Rev. F. R. B. Haff officiating. Pallbearers listed. Ogion's Uncle Tom's Cabin company arrives in Oshkosh Friday at Fulton and Main streets with forty performers and fifty horses.
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Internal Revenue
Haskell
John Quincy Adams
Ming Loulna M. Bealls
Berkshire County
Mass
Atil
Ater
F. RB. Haff
DL. D. Harmon
C. E. Carrier
Benjamin Doughty
Ebenezer James
Orville Beach
J. J. Moore
Ogion
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Oshkosh
Fulton
Main Streets
Excursion Offers for Hunting Fishing Moonlight Events
Excursion packages advertised for hunting fishing and pleasure, with moderate rates. Details include round trip fares to Fond du Lac and Manitowoc via Wisconsin Central railway, June dates around Ringling Bros circus and Fourth of July events, agents Foater-Lothman Mill A Oshkosh and W Atwood at Fond du Lac and Manitowoc offices, with departures from Omro Winneconne Neenah Menasha and Appleton.
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Foater-Lothman
Wisconsin Central Railway
Bananas at Wholesale Prices at City Market
W H Boyd advertises bananas by the bunch and Cosens with spot cash delivery. He claims savings of 2 to 40 percent versus rivals and offers a new deal for a first class meal for 15 cents from 11:30 to 2 and 5:30 to 7.
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W. H. Boyd
City Market
Boyd
Up-to-Date Meal 150 Best at Golden Eagle
Damuth offers the best meats and vegetables at Golden Eagle Restaurant located at 156 Main Street EL BD. Damuth, proprietor. Meals advertise all items for ONE SO each with emphasis on up-to-date options and citywide claim.
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Golden Eagle Restaurant
Main Street
EL BD
Damuth
Card of Thanks and Local Classifieds In Janesville
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to all for support in bereavement with special thanks to United German Brotherhood. Classifieds solicit married men for farm work private housekeepers and general housework plus several sale items, rentals and job offers at addresses on Main Street Algoma Street 173 Main Street and Frankfort Street. Various help wanted ads include a horse, sash and door matching, three day shows and pantry items. rental for pony and cart information given.
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Algoma Street
Co. O. Jonslyn
Main Street
Mra
J. M. Miller
Jeffries Co
Janesville
Wis
U. B
Frankfort Street
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Anton Koch
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