Local Notices From The Daily Northwestern June 24 1902
Local items include visitors E H Demmon Oscar Lindemann and Mrs E J Paige W C Hamilton and Grace Carroll A judgment in EF Jones vs C L Steele for 24 49 A church union meeting postponed two weeks Miss Harriet Morgan returns from Milwaukee marriage loengges issued for J L Eckestein Bertha Niemuth and others Fishing club reports 312 fish on river trip New Sunday train Janesville to Fond du Lac Young Men's club earns 67 for stained glass windows
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E. H. Demmon
Oimro
R. H. Luscombe
Oscar Lindemann
Marsh- Held
E. J. Paige
W. Carroll Hamilton
Stevens Point
Misa Grace Carroll
EF. C. Jones
C. L. Steele
Edward L. Wickwire
Chicago
George M. Paine
West Algomin Street
Ladtew’ Union of the Universalist Church
Harriet Morgan
Milwaukee
M Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
Loenge
JL. W. Ecketein
Vinland
Bertha Niemuth
Wolf River
Frank Schebert
Mary Madi
Oshkosh
Albert Ferdeck
Misa Mary Podolski
Menoaha
Soxolexus
Eiver
Annie Leon
Tim Thomas
Ernst Below
Nels Hansen
Robert Rasmussen
William Montgomery
Fred Heidelmeyer
Fred Leu
Gilbert Campbell
Emil Rasmussen
Andrew O'Brien
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Fond du
George Meyer
William Meyer
Wiliam F. Paul
Algoma street residents urge macadam over asphalt paving
An Algoma street resident objects to mayor and aldermen pushing asphalt for Algoma street without resident consent. He notes residents signed a prior petition without full knowledge, cites local officials who studied roads abroad, and argues for a cheaper durable tar binder macadam instead of asphalt, claiming residents deserve a say.
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Algoma Street
Ife
Atgoma
Algoma
Eny
Algomstret
Threshers Push Plan for Higher Threshing Prices
William H. Leland of Austin says threshers will seek a general price increase for fall work through the Threshers National Protective Association known as the Thresher Trust. He notes rising labor and supply costs and expects most local threshers to join, with proposed raises to wheat 5 cents per bushel, oats 2.5 cents, rye 7 cents.
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William H. Leland
Austin
Threshers’ National Protective Association
Thresher Trust
Mr. Leland
United States
Winnebago County
Leland
Intereara
Forze
Oshkosh Regatta Dates Set for Lake Winnebago
Oshkosh Yacht Club announced the annual regatta on Lake Winnebago for July 2, 21, and August 1 with races on a triangular course. The Felker Challenge Cup and the club’s Oshkosh Yacht Club trophy will be awarded, plus $15 in prizes for lateen-rig small boat race.
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Oshkosh Yacht Club Hap
Lake Winnepage
Felker
Lake Winnebago
Oshkorh Yacht Club
Athearn
John West
John Vws Bunn
Adolph von Kans
H. I. Weed
C. D. Cleveland Jr
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Lake Pewaukee
Northwestern Association of Savh, Door and Lumber Salesmen
Yacht Club
Nominee Talk Circulates for Wisconsin Governor
Dr W A Anderson of La Crosse emerges in Democratic chatter as a presumed candidate for governor with backers in Milwaukee Free Press interview by W F Wolfe Col Gabe Bouck downplays active endorsement while noting Andersons long party service and potential to unite factions The La Crosse Press editorial supports a possible candidacy though no formal announcement has been made
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W. A. Anderson
la Crosse
Anderson
Milwaukee Free Press
W. F. Wolfe
Wolfe
Gabe Bouck
Clty
Northwestern
Bouck
Wisconsin
Col. W. F., Vilas
Madison
Oshkosh
J. H. M. Wigman
Green Bay
Thomas Kearney
Kenosha
Bryan
la Crosse Press
Investigation Proposed Into Scarlet Fever Source
Local officials and physicians consider a scientific probe into the epidemic in Oshkosh to identify how scarlet fever spreads. Talks focus on possible milk transmission versus contagion, with Dr Harrington and others weighing precautionary measures and data sharing among doctors. Robert McDearmont, a Kenosha resident, was arrested for peeping at hotels.
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Oshkosh
Harrington
SH. Ackley Iso Eayn
B. D. Clark
Hower
HH. B. Dale
Robert McDearmont
Kenosha
Water Carnival Lights Oshkosh Steamers and Yachts
A water carnival linked to the Wisconsin association of Elks reunion is set for Thursday at 8 PM in Oshkosh. About thirty decorated boats, from steamers to small launches, will parade along the Fox River with electric lights, lanterns, and shoreward illumination to create a Venetian night effect. The event features the steamers Thistle and Carter, with Admiral Dewey’s Manila Bay squadron imagined as a backdrop. boat owners have clear parade instructions and a no-race rule.
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Wisconsin Association of Elks
Oshkosh
J.o. Wwelsbrod
Thuoysand, and Unless All Signs Fall, the Re- View of Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Thistle
Carter
Fox River
West Algoma Bridge
Wisconsin Avenue
Algoma
Anna Af
Wisconsin Avenue Bridge
Island Park
Electric Park
Cour
Rare antique oriental rugs on display in Oshkosh
A 12 by 17 foot royal Persian rug valued at 3600 dollars and a 175-year-old cream colored silk rug with green pillars and incense burner emblems headline a display of hand made Ottoman and Armenian pieces. The exhibit highlights rug making secrets, dyeing practices, and the lasting beauty of these artifacts amid Armenian unrest and rising imports.
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Fovl
Orient
Armetia
Persia
Oriental
Snail Pox Quarantine Hits City Business District
A new smallpox case identified in the heart of the city affects the White Swan restaurant area. The cashier, Miss Leonard of 140 Malin Street, is quarantined along with her mother in the Old Settlers' building above the restaurant. The presiding physician Dr. C. E. Sargent ordered the quarantine. three attorneys and an insurance agent in the same stairwell remain unquarantined.
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Lenard
Cashler
White Swan
Malin Street
C. E. Sargent
Olé Settlers’ Building
Inquirance
Eve of Coronation Crowds Fill London Streets
London faces record crowds as outward and inward signs of the coronation swarm through the city. Royal visitors from provinces arrive, while bands, detachments, and visiting royals from various ranks mingle with the public amid heavy preparations and congested thoroughfares.
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Bulletin Press Association
London
United Kingdom
Why Books Are Not Selling in a Crowded Market
The article notes overcrowded bookshelves and a slump in sales as publishers and authors reflect on a glut of new novels. It compares superficial works to gas logs in a fire, saying they fail to warm the heart and fail to sustain reader interest.
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Andypybile
John J Patton
Patton
Ala
Chamberlain
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon
Patchy 1900s Advert Leads Claim of Quick Cures
A scrambled OCR page highlights various medical remedies and odd anecdotes. It touts Dr Trophe cures for diarrhoea and kidney disease, promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure, and includes miscellaneous quips about catarrh and bachelor life. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine ads.
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Robert J. Watts
Salem
Foley
A. Torn
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