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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
10
Fragmented OCR shows stock prices slipping and fluctuating with few gains. United States Steel, American Smelting, and sugar refiners listed among several rail and utility stocks with varied ex-dividend notes. Agricultural quotes list beets lettuce spareribs and hogs with mixed demand, while beef and pork prices trend unevenly and meat products show modest activity in Wheat and corn sections.
Receipts and prices across cattle, hogs, sheep, butter, cheese, and wheat. Beef, veal, and cattle quotes show steady to higher markets. Milk products hold firm. cheese and butter reports list varied crates and regional bids. Potato, bean, and strawberry markets described as easy with light demand and price adjustments.
The North Western reports nuptials in Menasha with Miss Nora McMahon, sister of the bride, and Attorney Daniel Sullivan of Green Bay attending a wedding at the bride’s parents home on Abadin street. Emma Trost and Fred Stilp wed at St Patrick's Church, with Ida Trost and Sylvester Stilp among the family at the reception. The groom, tied to the family grocery business, departs for a brief honeymoon. Earlier, news arrives of Henry Miller’s death in Butte at fifty-seven after a Munich trip. he married Margaret Trilling in Menasha thirty-two years ago and leaves a wife, two children, his mother Mrs. Margaret Miller, and siblings Andrew, William, and Paul in various cities. The late Capt. Thomas’s funeral details follow.
Dr Provost and Specialist Frye of Ear Nose and Throat provide correctly fitted spectacles. Office at 143 Main 8c with Krumrich Koarnd.
The article notes Frank Kenneth on Broad Street at nine o'clock with Rev. A E Leonard of the Cone rexellong church officiating. Ida Landgraf returns from Michigan visit. Mrs Fred Butt Herworth travels to New York and Lawrence, Kansas. The newly organized Menasha branch of WELDA met at the Menasha Library with plans for the future.
Neenah Wisconsin special to The Northwestern reports the city council denying licenses for two saloonkeepers J Schmitz and Fred Malchow due to reputations. Aldermen argued licenses refused as a precaution against rabies. dogs unmuzzled at large to be shot. Police seek traveling man who jumped aboard bill at Hotel Gehring. man not yet found.
Reported in Ashland and other Wisconsin banks the Chippewa Indians of northern Wisconsin have deposits totaling about 1 million dollars within three years. Tribes including the Read Oli Flambeau Vilas and Kelia bands hold funds in Ashland Hudson Duluth and Barron with combined deposits rising from 223000 to 513007 and now near a million in cash value tied to treaty claims and war-time payments.
A family of four faced disaster when their launch capsized off the island while traveling during a storm. The father and two year old son were drowned after being caught by an overhanging limb. The wife and daughter escaped, reaching shore by a narrow margin.
Congressman James M. Sherman, Republican VP candidate hopeful, continues to gain strength at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland. His condition was reported as normal this morning and he is expected to leave the hospital tomorrow.
Lifelong friends and notable figures in letters gathered in Portsmouth New Hampshire for the dedication of the poet Thomas Bailey Aldrichs former home now a memorial museum. The event marked a tribute to the author and his enduring literary legacy.
AP reports June 30 ruling upholds or modifies terminal charges on livestock transfers from Chicago lines to stockyards. Court cites federal jurisdiction over rate reasonableness, notes $2 per car terminal fee and related through rates as key elements, with final enforcement decisions deferred to higher authority.
A condensed obituary notes Albert Gallaher a longtime U S Secret Service agent who served as the personal body guard to President McKinley. It recalls his role in the 1901 assassination, including stopping the attacker and wrenching the weapon from the gunman. The brief mentions other contemporaries and figures in media and finance.
An old health ad touts Fotey's Kidney Cure to purify blood and cure all kidney and bladder diseases, claiming it lengthens the system and offers easy bowel action with Dreen's Reguleis as a dose for habitual constipation priced at 25 cents.
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