Northwestern Wisconsin paper advertises rates and operations
Fire side every atternams, or lit at Hie Cubkoas Poet Office mna Boornd el mathe. Rates are Lower them any other baring an eq il circulation. The Northwestern benche Largest Orrculation of 'war Wieconsin Newspaper outside of Millwau kee. Delivered by Cerrier in Oshkosh and all Surrounding Townes at the following Rates. 10 cents per Week, 45 cents per Month, $3.50 for six Months, or $5.00 per year, strictly in advance. The New York office is at No. 38 Park How. FRIDAY, JUNE %, 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Carderat
Medthwectern
Aa‘Press
Medawestern
American Publishers’ Association
Peter York
W. C. Bryant
Mag
Xerene
Wisconsin
Cerrier
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Wieconsin
Millwaukee
New York
B. BD
la Coste
No. 38
Park
Tater
Quikook Northwestern
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Rumsew
Chinese Treachery Question Raised Over Seymour Dispatch
A critical dispatch allegedly signed by Li Hung Chang claims foreign ministers support Admiral Seymour. Reports meanwhile place Seymour’s forces surrounded near Tianjin with ministers far from Pekin, fueling suspicions of Chinese treachery and noncooperation by Chinese troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ami
Alona Cones
Li Hung Chang
Washington
Admiral Seymour
Seymour
Admiral Kempf
Pekin
Tien Tain
Hagved
Lil Hung Chang
Seymour Hadeen
London
Imhalx
Agai
Death of Oshkosh Mayor Merril Shocks City
The city learned Thursday of the sudden death of Mayor James H. Merril from apoplexy at his sister Mrs Kimberley’s home in New York. Alderman Mulva proclaimed mourning on municipal buildings as citizens mourned a respected leader and loving husband and father who faced personal tragedy after his daughter’s death. Merrill’s humor and integrity earned broad respect among colleagues and opponents, and his quiet campaign style left an enduring mark on Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril
New York
James H. Merrit
Kimberley
Associated Press
Northwestern
Merrill
Rirm Kimberley
Bell Mast
Mer- Till
Jim
Oshkosh
Mulva
Jamey H. Merril
Jose
Hla
Poslon
Mir
Feom
Chat Hom
Illinois Democrats Endorse Chicago Platform In Full
The Illinois convention reaffirms the Chicago platform of 1896 in whole and in all parts including free coinage at 16 to 1. Other states ease the issue, but Illinois explicitly recants every letter to ensure the 18 to 1 policy is not overlooked, a strong show of adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winsis
Amusing Notes From Urban Life and Industry
A collage of quips from humorous writers and editors including lines about aging reform, mother and son exchanges, Shakespearean theories, fortune telling, and a father’s admonition on study. The piece also reports local canning factory activity with Rey-101 and Door County Cannin g ompany planning large output this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey- 101
Ce Company
Door County Cannin Company
Door County Fa Abo
Pena
Ranon
Uch
Fragments of verse and state items from early Wisconsin notes
Poem fragments open the column as Hamilton college in Rome receives a DP D. from Madison and W W Cooper of Kenosha becomes secretary of the Century Revival commission in Chicago. Local notices report deaths, industry shifts, river searches, and a 34 pound muscallonge captured at Two Rivers amid factory and railway updates across Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton College
Rome
N. J
Vayette Darling
Madison
Wis
Twentieth Century Revival Commission
Chicago
WW. Cooper
Kenosha
John Alleman
Monroe
la Crosse
Messner
Green Bay
Detroit
Beloit
Jase
A. Olver
Aloma Packing Company
Duluth
Inferior
Thomas Lowry
Holland House
New York
Andrew A Bruce
The
University Law School
Fred B. Peterson
Memphis
Fern
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
Portage
Smith EH
Gracey
Wiliam J. Abbey
Curt Stroever
Chicago and
Secretary of State
Hillsboro & Eastern Railway Company
Chicago & Northwestern
Wonewer
Elroy
Hillsboro
Menominee River
Corry
Joseph Gagnon
Joseph Kalsinsky
BelsIt
Fox River Valley
Appleton
Wisconsi
St Paul
Lake Iin
Superior
Canadian Pacific
Milwaukee cruiser name sparks schooner joke in press
Readers note the secretary of the navy officially named a protected cruiser Milwaukee provoking jokes about schooners. Other items mock Bryan’s anti imperialism and discuss North Wisconsin reaction. A harsh Harlem sanitation critique cites Havatha’s slum conditions with long sink-holes and no sewer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Milwaukee
Tanesville Gazette
Tona
Havatha
Herrity
F. D Whelpley
Harper's Weekly
Celebration Use Planned for Fourth Despite Mayor's Death
The Oshkosh Fourth of July committee met at city hall to finalize plans for a big celebration in Opera House square. Fireworks arrived from Chicago and a parade and speech by ex mayor Charles Oellench were scheduled, with military drills by Neenah company and a staged burlesque feature though funding remained tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Merrill
Hoarth
Eber Simpson
Chicago
Oshkosh
Opera House Square
Patricia
Charles Oellench
John Laabe
Neenah
National Guard
A. Wid
Appoutedi
Timothy Thomas
Fred Kluwin
Main Street Bridge
Thomas Ryan
Ebert Slipson
Wisconsin Crews Set For Saturday Race At Ithaca
At Poughkeepsie and Ithaca, Wisconsin and other colleges prepared for Saturday races. Managers drew positions for four, freshman, and varsity boats. Wisconsin coach Ward and Ithacan captain Calwell noted rivals, with Wisconsin freshmen in strong form though varsity shell had issues. Weather disruptions and weight loss concerns affected training, while construction flaws in a new shell prompted O'Dea to consider switching boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Nwn
Twelve College
Welson House
Calumbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columb
Wisconsi
Cornett
Pennsylvanie
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Columbia
Courtney
Wisconsins
Calwell
Ithacan
Coach Ward
Creech
Captain O'Dea
Scappen
Old Penn
Dea
Ustil
Oveck
Myer
Wisconin
La Follette Adds Another Victory In Wisconsin Election
Dowgtne County results show La Follette carrying most wards in Scofield's bid, with five of thirty votes in 31838 precincts. Scofield fought hard, winning twelve from Jolnries county as the state canvass looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Wis
Scofield
Jrougies County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pchive
Othe Council
Japan
Duke
Woolley
Metcalf
Prohibition
Buffalo
Funny Men
Philadelphia
Lanion
Dimmle
Ge Lumber Trust
Philadelphia Press
Frowser
Keen
Bacon
North American
Clara
Renly
Papa
Father T
Jonony
Mit
Chicago News
Ming
Wilam Haughton
State News
Bryan
Che Sabe Renulentan
Chippewa Herald
Navy
Crugers
Cortaane Ly & Minxnemer
Green Bay Gazette
Nani Yanvid B. Lui
Kansas City
Fond du Lac Commonwealth
W. I. Bryan
Platte
Wausau
Browning
Rupert
Pregre
Meents
Jobe Bunn
Albert Dalton
Main Street
Irving Streets
Timothy Thonag
Fred Iowin
Obstruction Rane
Fred Kirwin
Merrisian
Tien Ts
Prige
Niles
LA Folletth
Dowgtne
Scofeld
Bate
Mafeking
Nemitz & CO
Main St
Freeavine Co
Pulwaukeeus A
Floorine
Hartion
High Street
South Side Wood and Coal Cd
Davin H. Moxrar
Newark
Candy Trade Anh Ee
Alecting Remedy Company
Neetrral
Arbuckles
VIAVI
Jefferson Ave
Miles
And
Kodak Sunnlies
Kodaks
Staphophaones
Birely & Son
Gramapi
Cor, Pearl
Division
Ata
J, A, Clark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!