Insane Albert Hoedt sent to Northern Hospital
Albert Hoedt a tall 212 pound man with a violent history was committed to the Northern State Hospital for the Insane by Judge C D Cleveland after an arrest in Winneconne and a tumultuous escape attempt. He fought officers, smashed car seats and broke a window during transport before being subdued and placed in custody.
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Albert Heedt
Hosptal
C. D. Cleveland
Heedt
Gelwer
Paine Lumber Company
Lindersherrf J. TL. Leleher
Leicher
Vilaye
Winneconne
Aheriff
Stolan
Eioedt
Wae
Dox
Ingone
Leigher
Hoedt
Wharneconne
Doe
High Street
Northern Hospital
Rhgner
Ondersherif Leicher
Eclipse Obscured By Clouds Over Oshkosh Sunday
Oshkosh residents missed the annular solar eclipse as cloudy skies hid the sun Sunday morning. Observers in Washington, D C and elsewhere reported some sightings, while experts explained the eclipse occurs only at new moon when the moon blocks the sun.
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Oshkosh
Eun
Washington
D. C
Sams
Annular solar eclipse observed across North America
Historical account explains annular eclipse where the moon appears smaller and does not cover the sun fully. It notes the ring feature lasts longer than total eclipses, with durations typically a few minutes, and ties the event to the summer solstice and Earth's aphelion distance from the sun. The belt of visibility was limited to parts of North America.
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North America
Death of Mrs Smart in Premecer County
Premcer’s resident Anna Smart widow of Wiltam Smart died Sunday at 12 20 am at 106 Frederick Avenue from heart disease aged 75. Born in Ireland June 18 18xx she had lived in the area many years and was tied to local families including Smart and York.
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Anna Smart
Wiltam Smart
Frederick Avenue
Ireland
Smart
Sue Wee Gartiod
Mde
Ater
Mrxu Smart
Crane
Reed's Corner
Valead
Samart York
Funeral services for Nellie Ballard family details
The obituary notes the survivors Mrs Nellie Ballard and Thomas McCormick of England and Dillon McCormick of West Virginia with three nieces Telima Ballard Verne Ballard and Jewell Booth. Funeral services will be held at 106 Frederick Avenue Tuesday at 3 30 PM with Rev Edward H Smith of the First Congregational Church officiating.
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Nellie Ballard
Eliy
Brothera
Thomas McCormick
England
Dillon. McCormick
West Virginia
Telima Ballard
Verne Ballard
Jewell Booth
Frederick Avenue
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Dr. E M Barnes Marries Emma Hart in Chicago
Announcement of the marriage of Dr. E. M. Barnes of this city to Miss Emma Hart of Los Angeles California. The ceremony occurred Tuesday evening June 3 at the bridge’s brother Dr P A Hert’s home in Chicago with Rev Ey F Haertel officiating. The bride’s sister Mrs WS Goodell and Miss Xe MIL Jar attended. Barnes is a noted veterinarian with an office at 6 High Street.
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E. M. Barnes
City
Emma Hart
Los Angeles
Cal
Brige
P. A. Hert
Augusta. Street
Chicago
Ey F
Haertel
Winneconne
Wisconsin
San. Francisco
Pomona
Br. Barnes
Ts. A
Death of Captain Putnam in Gehhesh Pass
Obituary note reports the death of Captain Putnam, a resident of the county, widely known in the community. The brief item records the loss and acknowledges his service.
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Captain Putnam
Dounty
Gehhesh
Dwar Im
Alabama
Cty
Died After Fever Remains Brought to Menasha Funeral Set
The obituary notes a man once employed on the government dredge who commanded the vessel for many years living in Menasha then Appleton and later the south. He died after an illness with typhoid fever. Remains were brought to Menasha for funeral from the home of his daughter Mrs. FUE Kenfield 537 Broad Street. Interment is at Winneconne. Surviving relatives include Mrs. E. Kenfield Menasha Mrs. E. Walsh Appleton Mrs. EL. E. Fauchard Chicago Mrs. A.C. Jorschy and John Putnam Birmingham Ala.
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Menarhe
Appletom
South
Menasha
Re. Fue
Kenfield
Broad -Atreet
Winneconne
E. Kenfeld
E. Walsh
Appleton
EL. E.fauchard
Chicago
A.C. Jorschy
John Putnam
Birmingham
Ala
Fire Loss Heavily Damages Deputy Folletts Boathouse
A large fire at Deputy Game Warden C. E. Follett’s beached property destroyed his boat, a double barreled shotgun, field glasses valued at 25 dollars, and clothing. Government officers dismissed a related charge against Follett amid licensing questions and a defense that he could not continue field work. Local notices include social events, sports scores, and upcoming police licensing discussions.
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C. E. Follett
Hs. Boathouse
Forlett
Follert
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Lelcher
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Ze Kid
the Weeden Drug Co. Quality Store
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Leck
Ideresae
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Eger
Itsa
Tory
Redu Pvent
Premcer
Tketch
E. MW. Barnes- Weds
Ist
Emmae Mart
Lee Amgeles, Cal
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Mine Mitte Barnes
Shore Ortiz
Island Park
Meonicn
Teewt
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Waterhouse
Peter J. Zentner
Minneapolis
Minn
Cobs
Berndt
Wener
Papble
J. Koeck
Oregon Street
Frieda. Mondel
Mobile
Mian Mondallaa
Oshkosh Brewing Company Calta
Miller Brewers Apaday
Zietell
Leubke
Miler Walt
Fitzgerald
W. J. Parvter
Saratoga Avenue iGasd
Porter
Common Council
Fenice of Polies
Bropristars
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