Plan for Frat House Alumni Society Formed at Banquet
A Philadelphia style alumni society named for the Philikean fraternity forms to support a campaign for a new fraternity house. Officers are elected to guide fundraising, with a June banquet planned and a constitution to be drawn up. Nearly sixty attendees include active members and honorary faculty and graduates.
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Officara
Dhiekenan Atieand Ansectitiin
Frank PL Yarns
Anpletton
Oshkesh
Ddvwarit
Ralph Barr
Oshkash
Darye Cl
Harles TL Yelle
le Lake
Treesurer
Soymnaur
Meymann
Loshkodh
Omiclo
Elmirman
Otha
Advinery
Cwamitter
Houagentan
Atso
the |Rothy
Welld
Society For Une
Cloged
Frank J. Keefe
Thin Ciy
Law Achnol
University of Michigan
Keefe
Philikean Society
A.llonté
Denayer
Chicago
Philnkean
Urbana
Snd
Auciety
Middle West
Imet
Nygaard
Activa Meimnbership
Honertry
Willy
Mgfer
Ho Kelth
Aston
Morgan Davies
Davies
Frederick FR. Clow
Hat Rescue Mishap on Steamer Delaware River Excursion
On a Thursday morning a moonlight excursion from Winneconne aboard the steamer Le ader Choate carried South Side Dramatic club members. Albert Knoblock leaned over the rail to recover a hat, slipped, and both he and the hat fell into the river near the R. Meauwen Co. plant.
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Winneconne
Choate
South Side Dramatic Club
R. Meauwen Co
Albert Knoblock
Rene
Eneblock
Unfortunate man presumed lost found near shore
A man thought to have fallen into the water was later located alive, bobbing near the current. Knoblock hurried to the scene and the stewardess or crowd watched as the survivor waved from the shore before returning to his home at 935 Algoma Street.
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Mr. Knoblock
Hia
Algoma
Strent
Ibscourtag
Yacht Club Opening With Music and Formal Ceremonies
The Oshkosh Yacht Club opens its summer season this evening with a reception and music by the Arion Orchestra. Officers, ex-commanders, and their wives will be guests as the club is formally opened with a flag-raising ceremony. An eight o’clock start features a guest program and a gin party for 50 guests, with additional parties already planned for the season.
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Oshkosni
Gina
O'¢Lock
St. Mae
Mayflower Goes Ashore During Good Templar Excursion
A Good Templar excursion aboard the yacht Mayflower left Gillingham dock at 6 45 pm for Winneconne and ran aground in mud near Butte des Morts. Passengers faced seasickness as relief crews brought lemons and aid. the yacht was freed at 2 30 am by the steamer Paul L and passengers transferred to a larger boat.
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Goodplars
Gillingham Dock
Winneconne
West River
Nome
Butte Des Morts
Paul L
van Kuren
Unclear fragment on voyage crew and conditions
Fragment reports Good Tem plars present on board with no encountered danger and no seasickness observed. Night period noted. Further details are missing from the readable text.
Lieutenant Governor's renomination thoughts swirl in party
The article notes uncertainty over a lieutenant governor candidate future, with Connor silent on reelection. Close associates hint at a forthcoming announcement, while Lea Follette factions oppose Connor yet party tradition favors giving state officials a second term if he seeks it.
Fragmentary Verse Fragments Mention Sleep and Song in Murky Text
A partial fragment notes some in sleep while others sang and amured themselves as circumstances allowed. The obscured lines suggest a mood of weariness and tentative resilience amid unclear events.
Transfer and Baggagemen Conventions Conclude in Milwaukee
The American Transfermen's Association elected D. W. Barrett of Chicago as president and L. H. Adams of Portland as vice president, with W. A. Brown of St. Joseph as secretary. The next meeting is set for Portland in June. The National Baggageman's Association chose H. H. Towle of Maine Central Portland as president and J. E. Quick of Grand Trunk Toronto as secretary-treasurer. The St Augustine meeting will occur in January 1909. Both groups plan future actions but remain separate entities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Transfermen’s Association
D. W. Barrett
Chicago
L. H. Adams
Portland
Ore
W. A. Brown
St. Joseph
National Baggageman’s Association
H. H. Towle
Maine Central
George H. Bower
M. K
T. Parsons
Kan
J. E. Fuick
Grand Trunk
Toronto
St. Augustine
Fla
Geopel
Connor Declines Run for United States Senate
Chicago, June 18 W D Connor announces he will not be a candidate for the United States senate. He says at present he does not expect to seek the senate seat, a statement his supporters had awaited amid speculation and loyalty from friends.
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Chicago
W. D. Connor
United States
Connor
United States Senate
Saez Conor
Pam
Williams Resigns Minority Leader Post for Opportunity
Eurela Alabama June 19 Congressman John Sharp Williams of Mississippi resigns the minority leadership of the House of Representatives. He says the move will give the minority time to select a successor and ensure the next speaker gains experience during the short winter session.
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House
Eurela
Ala
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Wisconsin Wholesale Grocers Elect New Officers at Meeting
At the Wisconsin Association of Wholesale Grocers annual session in Milwaukee officers were elected. President Charles J. Dexter, vice president Willibald Hoffman, second vice president Mitchell Joannes, treasurer A. F. Inbusch, and directors including Dexter, Hoffman, Joannes, Edward Dewey, T. F. Brandan, BE Bemis and others were named.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin ‘“Association of Wholesale Grocers
Plankinton House
Charles J. Dexter
Willibald’ Hoffman
Mitchell Joannes
Green Bay
T. F. Brandan
Eau Claire
BE. B. Bemis
Oshkosh
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