Local items mix of travel notices and church sermon
The Daily Northwestern notes moves to Chicago Fort Worth St Louis and Minocqua visits by residents including J H Kiet E P Sawyer and John Hicks Jr. It records a Calumet Harbor excursion for First Baptist and a Trinity church sermon on charity and broadness of religion with Rev J W Greenwood and Rev S H Anderson delivering remarks. A large boating party with many names enjoyed Oakwood, dancing, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kiet
Chicago
Parks
B. Jones
Purdie
Col
E. P. Sawyer
Fort. Worth
Tex
John Hicks Jr
St. Louis
Mark
Count of Merrill
R. N. Nintzel
Louie Moulton
Obiocton
Gilman SM. Ryder
Ashland
First Baptist Sunday School
Calumet Harbor
Robert E. Ryder
River Forest
Ryder
William E. Ryder
Hettie Rosenkranz
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
E. H. Leonard
Trinity Church
J. W. Greanwood
Oakwood
James Kelley
Princeton
King
New York
Fred Landee
Helfie
Madison
Lloyd
Wausau
H. Meyer
O'Connor
J. Goebel
Timoty R. Allen
C. §. Thompson
Ned Allen
Alta Lewis
Effie Maxwell
Kate Williamson
Mildred McCourt
O'Malley
Menasha
Inez Oliver
Alta
Miss Brown
H. Anderson
Anderson
Pacific
Jesus
Weater
Europe
Labrador
Newfoundland
Bligh School Contracts Claim Completion By Jan One
Contractors predicted the new Bligh High School would be finished by January 1 barring severe weather. Basement walls are elm and red Portage stones rise to three to four feet. A storm could delay only its duration. The cornerstone ceremony featured Mayor Mutva laying the first mortar amid city officials, educators, and marching bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twe
Mutva
Piace
Common Council
Board of Education
Arion Band
Joan Mulva
J. Kloeckner
D .W. Rowland
F. H. Kitz
E. H. Frank
T. R. Morgan
E. Simpson
J. Schneider
J. Vors
John Banderob
Fred Begsinger
J. E. Noabery
A. J. Barber
A. Guenther
A. Krippene
A. Yckman
J. G. Menzel
Richmond
Dan Wheel
R.A. Spink
E. Hinman
Board of Public Works
F. Monahan
E. Gustavus
H. F. Kitz
J. Kiemmer
John Service
F. R. Hoff
H. A. Simonds
B. O'Neil
G. A Talbert
Joseph Porter
R. T. Morgan
L. O. Rumery
Wiliam Hil
E. H. Smith
Passdent
Normal School
R. H. Sey
Big Hay Crop Confidence Grows In County
Farmers anticipate a strong hay year thanks to recent rains boosting growth. If rains continue or improve, hay quality should be high though persistent wet weather could rot hay or delay cutting. Local estimates place haying in late June or July with hotter weather potentially complicating high water conditions.
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Thhe
Thie
Oshkosh Boys Compete in Hudson Rowing Regatta
At Poughkeepsie on the Hudson, Oshkosh sent two representatives to the intercollegiate rowing races. Earl McComb of Oshkosh High School class of 1900 rowed with Wisconsin varsity eight, which finished second. Leroy Gates, January 1906 graduate now at Cornell, starred on Cornell freshmen crew, which won.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Oshkosh
Earl McComb
Oshkosh High School
Wisconsin
Leroy Gates
Cornell College
Cornell
Oshkasa
McComb
Wisconsin Varsity
Gartes
Mra. J. N
Diamond
Young Gates
Weather boosts crops as farmers hail spring growth
Farmers report a rapid grass growth and a promising harvest with grain crops looking well. A cool wet spring promotes hardy grain with long straw and may ward off rust if continued. In the city the only complaint is the excessive wetness delaying corn planting, with few farmers having planted yet.
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Marsh Bay
Oshkosh Triumph Over Wausau In Frayed Close Game
Oshkosh defeats Wausau 2 to 0 after a disputed protest ends the nine with Oshkosh on top. Brockway Dillon and Dixon sparked late rallies as Quan edged Foulkes in a pitchers duel amid crowd noise and fans recalling past rivalries.
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Oshkos
Wausau
Louis Coffin
Wausall
Brockway
Dillon
Dixon
Crall
Fallon
Tuscher
Knapp
Coffin
Hall
Oshkosh
Waucau Sports
Wansou
O'Rourke
Harrington Mae
Quan
Foulkes
Iocals
Corbett
la Crosse
ISS7
Peettion
Oshkaeth
Dixon Foulkes
Quan Camstock
Serond
Poppenti
Bueler
Carrington Drewsss
Knapp Fear
Tuscherer Baker
Cerfer Eid
Jear
Ase al. Ey
Free of scarlet fever in Barmera milk supply case
Oshkosh doctors investigate a scarlet fever outbreak with milk supply linked rumors. Milk buyer M J Ditter defends his Jackson Street operation, cites affidavits from farmers, notes 44 regular customers with eight families affected, and reports sales and supplier losses as physicians debate contagion versus contamination.
Bishop Messmer confirms large St Peter’s class
Bishop S. G. Messmer of Green Bay confirmed a class of 168 at St Peter’s church on Sunday, the largest in the church’s history. Of the number, 13 percent were children and 35 were adults, with scarlet fever reducing attendance. He delivered a sermon on the nature of confirmation and urged faith reinforced from above. He denied reports he is considering the Manila archbishop offer, saying he does not seek the papal legate post but would not rule it out if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Messmer
Green Bay
St. Peter's Church
Nadulta
Brady
Aarmon
Messmer
Manila
Contagion Suspected Over Milk in Oshkosh Outbreak
Health officials consider a common cause for a sudden cluster of twenty illness cases in Oshkosh. While some note no contagion, doctors say the simultaneous rise points to contaminated food product, though Dr. Clark doubts milk from Mr. Ditter as the source due to his family’s long use and good quality findings.
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Wilkes
D. W. Harrington
Malik
Oshkosh
B. C. Clark
Ditter
H. E., Date
H. E. Johnston
Courts See Supreme Justice Interest in Circuit Case
In circuit court a case involving Justice J E Dodge and John E Boxer of Racine against W H Miller of Winneconne totals about 36000 with interest. Plaintiffs allege they bought land with timber and later found no timber, seeking purchase price plus interest. arguments completed and decision pending. ECISION REVERSED. The supreme court reversed a damage verdict in Herman Gutzman v P G Clancy, citing improper trial comments. Barbare & Beglinger plus Thompsons Hollister Pinkerton represented plaintiffs and defendant respectively. The ruling nullifies the damages awarded to Clancey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Bench
J. E. Dodge
John E. Boxer
Racine
W. HL. Miller
Winneconne
Barbers & Beglinger
Bouck & Hilton
Ecision
Supreme Court
Herman Gutzman
P. G. Clancy
Barbére & Béglinger
Thompsons, Hollister & Pinkerton
Mr. Clancey
TBEROYS SLEEP. Oshidsh People and Kidney Pills Tale
Fragmented ad style clipping praises Dean's Kidney Pills for sleep and kidney relief. Personal testimonials claim cures for back pain and urinary issues, with mentions of E A Horn drugstore and Foster Milburn as agents. Miscellany notes on funerals and domestic life appear between claims.
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Fisher
Boyd Street
Dean
E. A. Horn
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
I. Y
United States
Dean’s
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Northwestern
Bligh School
Confental
Oshkosh Boys
Leroy G. Gates
Sece
Oshkows
Barmera
MSIK
M. J. Bitter Sign Adidavite
Dinenne
BM. J. Ditter
Jackson Street
F. W. A. Brown
W. H. Titus
Mr. Ditter
Edward Rothilsberger
John Gingsnapp
William McKenzie
Dr. Clark
Hhey
Wilkie
Dr. Wilkie
St. Peter's
Cane
Circuit Court
Dorn
Slumber
L. Schmidt
Fort Wayne
Ind
Atchison
Bauman’s Pharmacy
Stenograder
Foley
Kiiney
E. A. Irorn
Sver
Chatta- Rooxa
Ona
Queen
Boston
Brussels
Nottingham
South Main End
Kranich
Bad
S. N. Bridge & Sons
Main St
Seeresenes A
Dane Bros
Main Street
Harmon’s
High St
N.gligee
J. W. Taylor & Co
J. R. Chapman & CO
Si ‘Credit Sbecaa Rt
Weisbrod Optician
Eatawil
Wocr Carp Seeetetee
Eee
Edtaer
Onhiosh
Medberry-Bemis Co
Sawyer
Gage
Maynard & Newton, Sdn
Optimo
Utnion
Havana
Wm. Wichmann
Msgr
Percey
F. Wille, Zivest
McGoffson
Frank Leach
Pool’s
T. McCullough
Chase & McIntyre
Coz
Augoo and State Sts
Marvel Primer
Castman Mill LO
LaCrosse, Wis
Thaxter Reed, Ke
Oregon St
Mete St
Postel Telegraph Gwale Co
Oshkoh
Northwest
H. W. Peek
Maker
Oshkosh, Wis
J. L. Clark
Wis
Oshkesh
Thielen
Ir Joen Thiele
THOS
Washington Sire
Cook & Brown Lime
Omces Siarten
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