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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
4
A long editorial lauds Theodore Roosevelt as vice presidential nominee alongside McKinley. It argues his energetic public life and reformist stance strengthen the ticket, notably in New York, while rejecting fears that his rise diminishes party support or electoral prospects elsewhere. The piece defends Roosevelt as a unifying, vigorous leader with broad appeal.
Merchants in this city subsidize transportation to attract customers from nearby towns. They argue subsidies boost trade similar to national transport subsidies, while parties differ on protectionism. The piece links local subsidies to broader questions of national policy and no politics are stated.
The fragment presents a lyric speaker declaring love for a white singer with rich imagery of eyes, smiles, and laughter. It notes gifts and grace but warns against placing deep affection in her heart, suggesting a wary attachment tied to envy and restless passion.
The Wisconsin delegation to the Republican national convention backs Henry C Payne for national committee. A Branson druggist jokes about triple births. An Illinois editor comments that Democrats obstruct progress while Republicans must stay proactive for victory.
A collection of jokes and quips from various newspapers citing humorous exchanges. Lines reference an Englishman and American banter, Uncle Stim on technicalities, Dr Pitzer’s bill, housecleaner tips, and playful back and forth about ghosts and mice. Diverse snatches from the Indianapolis Journal and Chicago News.
Under the direction of F. Spensiey, secretary of the Alumni association, the board of regents will hold a semi centennial celebration marking the university's opening. President G. H. Noyes will head the arrangements committee, with commencement week next June as the target. No plan yet. Alumni invited to participate. President Charles F. Harding of Chicago may appoint a three member Alumni committee to work with the regents. Alumni next year to establish a $400 fellowship.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway suffered a setback as a condemnation case against Winnebago Traction over Daly street crossing ends without a ruling. Col H I Weed says grounds unclear until court opinion, while crossing remains in place for now. Other circuit cases include Hollister v Bell and Menasha dispute, with mixed reversals and new trials in supreme court.
Assistant Secretary Spalding said he queried for a report on the British steamer Alpha believed to have landed freight and passengers at Cape Nome on May 25 in violation of law and escaped capture by the U S steamer Albatross. If confirmed, the Alpha would be seized upon reappearance in American waters.
A 19th century critique notes Thomas L. Johnson’s offer to sell Detroit street railway lines for 16.2 million, the city’s rejection, Johnson’s departure to Europe, and an assessor dispute that halves the claimed value to 3 million. The piece lambasts a double standard in valuation and hints at broader political maneuvering. It also mentions Southern negroes forming a party and questions its effectiveness at the ballot box.
Madison June 22 graduates of the University of Wisconsin received 311 degrees in a rain threatened ceremony. Honorary doctor of laws went to Justice David J Brewer. Edson Wolcott won the science club medal. Capt. Andrew F R Anderson claimed a Greek prize. Alumni reception followed with about 200 couples dancing at Armory hall.
Four young runaways from Menominee were intercepted by police near Green Bay while riding a passenger train southward and returned to their guardians. The Wiacon win editorial association's executive committee led by M. P. Rinchaud planned the summer itinerary in the Wisconsin valley for July. An accident occurred during the ride as a ten year old son of EFOW Anderson was knocked down by horses, suffering injuries described as minor.
From Bern by AP, Ambassador Andrew White states abroad and at home that McKinley’s renomination is expected and deserved for his wartime leadership. He praises Roosevelt as Governor and urges him to accept the vice presidential nomination to strengthen the Republican platform and election prospects.
The Normal school held its first annual senior banquet at Tremont Hotel for about 100 attendees including graduates, faculty, and early graduates. Decorations featured American flags and red carnations, with a formal menu and a series of toasts led by class president Fred J Turner.
Des Moines June 22 Congress man J E Hull was renominated today by the Republicans of the Seventh district in what appears to be a routine renomination. The abrupt phrasing in the dispatch leaves some details unclear. Hull has represented the Seventh district and seeks another term.
London cabinet to meet on the eastern crisis after talks with French ambassador Paul Cambon and Chinese envoy Sir Chih Chen Lo Feng Luh. Reports from Shanghai note bombardment of Tien Tsin, foreign concessions damaged, casualties feared, and relief columns moving toward Ta Ku. Queen’s government plans naval readiness as Admiralty considers dispatch to China. Two steel cruisers arrive at Shanghai, details scarce.
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