Northwestern paper rates and delivery options in Oshkosh
The Northwestern announces mail and postal rates with daily and weekly options. Subscribers can receive the paper by mail for four cents per month, six dollars per year, or one hundred dollars for three months, with advance payment. Readers traveling in summer may have the paper sent to locations in the United States, Canada, or Mexico for ten cents per week, with address updates as needed.
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Wisconsin Governor Gains in Republican Caucuses
In Milwaukee County and nearby counties the governor's supporters claim steady gains with 225 delegates to the state convention versus ninety-opposition votes. Racine Sauk and Dunn caucuses showed victories for his faction, signaling a tightening race as results from today and tomorrow caucuses come in. The opposition appears fatigued and may seek a temporary foothold before final counts. The political outlook grows clearer as the caucuses proceed.
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Oshkosh Elks Carnival Boosts City Trade and Praise
Oshkosh hosts a major Elks convention parade and street celebration drawing thousands of visitors. Local business lines and hotels benefit as the event showcases civic hospitality and boosts future city growth while police warn about the Main street fire run and seek public cooperation.
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The Old-Time Derby and Modern Racing Ways
A nostalgic compare contrast of Derby customs from 1780 to the present. It recounts costly travel to Epsom, weeklong stays, and social rituals, then notes current fashion with rail travel, quick viewing, and rapid return to city life as Edward Spencer observes in Outing.
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Edward Spencer
Blessin' found in faith and steadfast hope
A fragment reflects on perseverance and blessing found through faith. The speaker, noting difficulties, questions what remains possible when effort and belief meet. The quote, drawn from a Atlanta Constitution page, hints at resilience amid hardship.
Half Breed Dem Rep Warns Wisconsin GOP Turnover
Journal excerpts discuss the Wisconsin Republican split with La Follette and Bryan representing new blood while old Stalwart leaders struggle to adapt. The clash centers on Crane of Oshkosh versus Oleson, with sentiment leaning toward visionary but partisan renewal.
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Milwaukee Journal
Among Wisconsin Papers On Governors Race And Faction Strife
A collage of editorials from Wisconsin papers discusses GOP tensions, governor nomination prospects, and party factions. It notes Oshkosh postmaster Captain Oleson, Spooner’s potential impact, Scofield and Whitehead for La Follette opposition, and warnings against editorial bias affecting coverage.
Rockefeller offers funds for Indiana religious building
Rockefeller proposes a 2000 dollar gift to Indiana University for a religious and social building if other friends contribute similar sums. London rumors claim October coronation if the king recovers. Westminster Abbey constancy remains. Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium nears death from heart disease, aware and resigned. Three women earn doctor of philosophy at California. Alice Robertson among them.
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Belgium
University of California
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University of Chicago
Ozcar L. Trisss
Mary MacLane
Montana
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Philippine government bill passed with all Democratic amendments rejected
AEW notes report that the house passed the Philippine government bill intact on Thursday. Detectives in Minneapolis are watching for police officers possibly fleeing the ongoing investigation. John P. Hopkins of Chicago elected chairman of the Democratic state central committee of Militers, opposing Chicago Mayor Harrison. Western State Bank of Chicago sold for 105000 dollars, merging into Metropolitan Trust and Savings Bank. US railroad mileage rose to 2314 miles in six months, 50 miles above last year, total 30000 miles. Capt George Streeter, Chicago landfront claimant, lost case on disputed property and was convicted of a quit and faced murder trial Thursday.
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John P. Hopkins
Chicago
Democratic State Central Committee
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United States
George Streeter
Lake Front
The Abused Double Negative Idiom Explained
A linguistic note discusses how a boy’s sentence with two negatives does not form an affirmative. The teacher’s correction misreads the old idiom, which holds that negatives strengthen rather than cancel each other. The piece warns the boy’s slang has become vulgar though its meaning remains.
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George Lyman
Kittredge
Harper's Magazines
Light Humorous Snippets From Early U.S. Newspapers
A collage of quips and jokes from Chicago Tribune Chicago Daily News New York Sun and local papers. It features random folklore schoolroom jokes about religion family finances and everyday misunderstandings with playful dialogue and punchlines.
Oshkosh Calls for Fair Actual Value Assessments in City
S Heymani argues against the current system of fall valuation. He compares Oshkosh’s 1900 census figures with other Wisconsin cities to show alleged inequities. He urges city officials to assess property at actual value to attract capital and new enterprises, noting Oshkosh’s natural advantages and past growth.
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Not Actors At Rialto Reach Theater Talkers
A Rialto season finale brings actors in New York for a short rest and gossip about the theater. G Pountney recalls a Chicago actor who swapped hotels after finding the company there too talky for nonactors.
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Marlborough Hotel
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New York Tribune
Wisconsin notes and incidents from Baraboo to Fond du Lac
Baraboo Catholics laid the corner stone of a $20000 edifice. A Racine Lutheran church reported a $100 communion cup theft. The Twenty eighth Wisconsin held its Elkhorn reunion. The state penitentiary warden not yet elected. Font du Lac plans six mile per hour city speed limit. Green Bay east side High School graduates hosting a reception on Tuesday July 1. An eccentric La Crosse farmer claims an airship for 100 passengers. Sixty plus smallpox cases in Racine have dropped to under twenty. Carroll college commencement in Waukesha with a 21 member graduating class. Racine High School granted 54 diplomas. Flowers were barred at presentations. Westby wedding linked to J K Chorley and Ingeborg Halvorsen. Bristol bachelors broken up by marriage to Eugene Smith Evansville. Mussel shell theft suspects arrested at Prairie du Chien. Waukesha Water Company property sold for 7750 to Edward H Everitt. Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs to convene in Ashland in late Oct or early Nov. Casino theater floor settled during Carroll college exercises prompting audience calm. George Pavilion of Ashland failed to safeguard $1000 in bonds at Chicago depot. a loss ensued. Elmer Beebe chased by bear near Bayfield. bear encounter interrupted by road conditions. Fond du Lac Ringings circus parade sees a leopard attack trainer. another leopard savior bears trainer to safety.
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Galesville
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Eugene Smith
Evansville
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Atchison, Kan
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Ashland
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Chicago
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Bayfield
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Nepeuskun Candidate for Register of Deeds Nomination
The Northwestern profiles Mr. 3. B. Spencer of Nepeuskun as a Republican candidate for Register of Deeds. A farmer-businessman, he co operates H. S. Spencer & Co mining sand for foundries, ships cars via the Milwaukee road, and backed by a county convention to Irving A. Tuttle if unnominated. He is 47, Berlin school graduate, with broad local ties and a firm Republican stance.
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Nepeuskun
Office of Register of Deals
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Irving A. Tuttle
Berlin
Female Minstrel Show Opens Waupaca Convention
The June 27 report from Waupaca Wisconsin covers the second day of joint electrical and telephone conventions. Attendees enjoyed a female minstrel and vaudeville show, a baseball game where a telephone nine beat electricals 12 to 8, and a Grand View Hall dance with 50 plus couples. Other items note a science curiosity at Round Lake, visits by attendees, a new women’s club cookbook to benefit the public library, horticultural prize awards, and a marriage at the bride’s mother’s home with about ninety guests.
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Artificial deer licks target wildlife in Wisconsin crackdown
Special to The Northerestern from Madison June 27 describes artificial deer licks used by hunters during the closed season. Deputy wardens have destroyed about forty licks in Florence Oneida and Vilas counties by pouring kerosene on salt. Warden Hibbard fears Indian trouble after the Yellow River medicine dance ends. Oscar Lindberg, tied to a railroad project, was fined after supplying venison from Indians. Deputies seized about two miles of set lines on the Wolf river near Gira landing.
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Marathon County Republicans split into two delegations
In Wausau on June 27 delegates from Marathon County voted at joint conventions to select state delegates. League faction favored ballot voting and produced a solid delegation while administration supporters formed a parallel convention, resulting in two separate sets of delegates for the state convention amid strong intraparty contention.
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Lecturer Youngs Dead
Milwaukee senior Masonic lecturer Melvin Ly Youngs died after a long illness at seventy six. He was regarded as the Nestor of Wisconsin lodge lecturers and an authority on Masonic matters across multiple states.
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Wisconsin Editorial Excursion Arrives in Muscatine
The Wisconsin editorial excursion on the steamer Dubuque reached Muscatine Iowa at eight this morning after a twelve hour late start. The trip from St Paul down the river has been pleasant though cold and hurried with limited stops. Passages through Davenport rapids were made at three this morning as the party hopes to reach St Louis by Saturday and notes lively companionship aboard despite the chill and wind.
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Oshkosh man breaks leg dancing at wedding in Marahfield
Michael Theilen of Oshkosh fell and broke his leg while dancing at a wedding in Marahfield Wisconsin on Wednesday night. Glenscoe stock farm owner El Blodgett sold his renowned bull Sir Donald to HR Conner Company for 1000 dollars.
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