Oshkosh Daily Briefs June 20 1902 Items
Local notes report scarlet fever precautions at homes on Merritt and Churry avenues. Concerts planned by Colum band and a German Catholic pilgrimage to Holy Hill from Oshkosh via Wisconsin Central cars. May Pritchart and Miss Mabel Roberts visiting. McKay returns from Texas cattle business. American Literature class outing scheduled to Montrose Morgan farm. bankruptcy petition filed by Albert W. Gorr. George Duggan of Chicago visits brother Michael. J H Jenkins and daughter Hester return from Europe. A B Lancaster accompanies them.
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Misa May Houghton
Milwaukee
J. S. Fraker
Algoma’ Street
Willian
McKay
Texas
Montrose Morgan
Albert W. Gorr
C. H. Forward
George Duggan
Chicago
Michael Duggan
Jackson
Duggan
Qine Auditorium
Holy
Hul Wist
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Central
J. H. Jenkins
Hester Jenkins
Europe
Beaton
Creditors Assembly For Hickman Case Set In Fond du Lac
Referee C H Forward calls first meeting of creditors for F B Hickman of Fond du Lac in federal court with assets listed at 371 49 and none exempt. Other notices inform of club meeting and Oshkosh civic events and removal of contagious disease cards in local homes sparking health debates.
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C. H. Forward
Hickman
North Fomdy Lac
E £ Lchman
Fond du Lac
Neenah
Algoma Country Club
Athearn Motel
Oshkosh
Chicago
The
Chronicle
Father Andrews
Bishop Grafton
J. W. Greenwood
M. C. Andrews
St. Paul's Church
Bane
Ishkosh
Lake Winnebago
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
MD Ladies
Alain Street
William “Wietgutz
Medford
Gabe Rouch
A. M. Brodie
Viergutz
Misa Lena Albright
Bothrock
Neb
Riverside Park
Jule Krause
Elwer Hannen
Lena Albright
Tillie Braemer
Julia Fitzer
Lydia Weidemann
Lena
Ciara Schoeneke
Messia
Herman Krause
Henry Braemer
George Savinski
Frank King
Braue Weidemann
Orville
Alfred Eer
Indie J. the Hamilton
Oshkosh Knights Templar
Judgs
Cleveland
A. H. Goss
C.D. Jackson
Cel
Gabe Soucek
W. W. Quatermem
J. H., Wreintrod
F. C. Stewart
John Har Tinetor
Ed. AU. Hooper
M. C. PuMins
Desert Place
Veraban
Mme
Weaver
Clarance Sh
Municipal court reports Monday morning cases
Several court actions are listed with fines and charges. Arthur Koeppe paid 10 dollars plus costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. John Johnson paid 2 dollars and costs for the same offense. Frank Reed was released with no charges after police report. A G Frailey pleaded not guilty and sought change of venue, case reset for July 3 with bail set at 20 dollars. John Brigham pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid 3 dollars and costs. alleged domestic dispute involved his wife. William Peupke pleaded guilty and paid a fine of one dollar and costs.
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High Street
F. 3. Wilkie
John Hi. Sturtevant
D. W. Harrington
Jack Mott
Sturtevant
Atulva
Wilkie
Alwa
Drik Harrington
HH. B. Dale
Dale
James Freeman
Jackson
Strget
Charles Hanisch
Franklin Avenue
J. C. Fahom
Saratoga Avenue
Myrtle Chatman
Cherry Avenue
Byron Ising
Wisconsin Avenue
Harrington
Pr. Clark
Dr. Crum
McMinen
Sveral
Wilkle
Carl Hotman
Fifth Street
J. Kamp
Pitth Street
Arthur Koeppe
John Johnson
Keeppe
Frank Reed
Dowling
Reed
Hve
Fond du Lar
A. G. Frailey
John Brigham
Tte
Brigham
Willam Peupke
Conte
Traction Company Manager and Lawyer Return From Boston
Oshkosh figures E E Downs and H I Weed returned from Boston after obtaining warrants against Frederick Donnell former president of the Winnebago Traction company charged with larceny of fifty two bonds valued at one thousand dollars each Police bail set at twenty thousand dollars later reduced to ten thousand Donnell held under Wisconsin embezzlement case if applicable The case involves bonds pledged as security and the Oshkosh Omro interurban project proceeds undelayed.
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E. E. Downs
Winnebago Traction Company
H. I. Weed
Boston
Frederick 8. Donnell
Oshkosh
Donnell
Boston Post
Port Jarvis Company
Daziell
H. S. Weed
Winnebago Tracton
Balleveral Security
Massachusetts
NES
Downs
Weed
Mrr. Donnell
Te Winnebago Traction Company
Wisconsin
Traction Company
Residents oppose Algoma Street paving contract
Algoma Street residents plan to file no protest this afternoon or tomorrow, viewing it as a formal step toward an injunction. They challenge the award to Barber paving and Trinidad Pitch Lake asphalt, arguing a constitutional right of citizenship overrides city authority, while city officials say the contract has been let and the paving will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoma Street
Uhia
Barber Paving Company
Common Council
Kennedy Belknap Wed In Milwaukee Parsonage
Charles A. Kennedy and Marion Belknap married at eleven this morning at St. John's cathedral Milwaukee. Rev Father Keogh officiated. Kennedy, former Oshkosh Times city editor, now with Milwaukee News star, will start housekeeping in Milwaukee. Bride Marion Belknap is a Milwaukee stenographer.
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Milwaukee
St. John's Cathedral
Charles A. Kennedy
Marion Belknap
Father Keogh
Kennedy
Oshkosh
The
Times
Miwaukee
Star of the
Milwaukee News
Wisconsin National Bank
Ivanhoe State
Mra
Catherine Kennedy
Ceape Street
Milwau kee Captain Returns from Visit at Fraker Home
Captain R Ross Houston returns to Milwau kee after visiting J S Fraker on Algoma A Charity circle social is set for Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs E T Gray New York avenue A gospel temperance meeting featured Miss M L Westphal reading Who Killed Joes Baby at Temperance Hall The crowd listened closely and praised her voice and poise First Baptist church Sunday school moved to Wednesday July 9 Frank C Stewart is in Grand Rapids on business
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R- Ross Houston
Milwaukee
J. S. Fraker
Algoma Street
Charity Circle
E. T. Gray
New York Avenue
M. L. Westphal
Gospel Temperance Meeting
Joe
Charles M. Sheldon
Prank C. Stewart
Grand Rapids
Ship Roddam in Mobile harbor after St Pierre eruption
The Roddam, sole survivor among many boats at St Pierre when Mount Pelee erupted, has reached Mobile in a burned and sulfur-coated condition. Crew members recount two eruptions, a near capsizing, and lava drenched decks as they narrowly survived. a relief fund drive and survivor stories follow in Mobile.
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Staharer Bagoan
Sveld
Mobile
Three-Mile Creek
Roddan Hay
Roddum
St Pierre
Mount Pelee
Reddam
St. Pierre
Holland
Mobiler
St. Luce
Mobile Bay
Ship Island
Roddam
J. S. Slegewick
G. Pyle
Dunkerman
Slegewick
Siegewick
Bel
Pyle
Gwe
St. Luce Cs
Slexewick
Man Who Makes a S Bring Should Be a Hero
Fragmentary line extols a man who crafts a bring within a crowded world, framing him as a hero among his people.
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Olks
A New Deal Meals at 15 Cents at City Market and Golden Eagle
A shopper notices a 15 cent meal deal from 11:30 to 2 and 5:30 to 7 at Boyd City Market and Golden Eagle Restaurant offering top quality cooking. Also advertised are trunk sales, a pacing gelding for sale, a second-work job, a found pocketbook, a rental for furnished rooms, and miscellaneous notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyd
Boyd
Golden Eagle Restaurant
Main Street
D. Damuth
Bauer Trunk Company
Dr. Rowland
Opera House Square
W. J. Hay
Algoma Street
Polles
Jefferson Avo
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Ahrena
Persian Balm Co
Racine
Topliff Dry Goods Co
Arion Orchestra
Armory Merritt Street
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Judge Gos
H. 1. Weed Hetare
Tractius Company
Charles A. Kennedy and
Mina Marion
Nap
Pelton
Main St
Votcano
Moblie
Other Davies & Co
Ous Stock
Dunham Gun CO
Saseus
Ing Ship Island
Mobile Register
Winnebago County
Hicks Printing Company
Busines House
Cook & Brown Lime
Chase & McIntyre
Cor
Zaugoo and State Sts
Ancient Order United Workmen Special
U. W. Committee On Arrangements
Charles Oollerich
Wilbur
Horace
Wm. Morgan
Horseshoer
State Street
Ee Arion
Armory
Merritt Street
Joe I. K
Wihlein Block
Washington Street
Best Street
City
Finn
Postoffice
Inquire
Weingarter Bros
Broadway
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