Tithe. Hope He Might Return to Old Country
Antous Babin, wife and three children, was arrested for vagrancy after begging on Sixth Street. He claimed a carpentry job left him injured, with a broken left arm and a withered left hand from an accidental fall. He hoped to reach a city where countrymen aid passage back home and potential cattle care work could be found. he was sent away with Free Lee Dowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vustriz
Antous Babin
Lee ‘Dowling
Green Tuy
Forestry lecture by Colorado speaker at Normal auditorium
A lecture on Forestry by H A Winkenwerder of the Colorado Agricultural College, backed by the United States Department of Agriculture, will be given at the Normal auditorium Thursday evening July 2. The talk, part of an educational campaign for natural resource preservation, will be free to the public and feature slides. Winkenwerder, formerly a Sheboygan high school teacher, is regarded as one of the west’s top public speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A.” Winkenwerder
Prent School
Colorado Agricultural ‘Colege
Winken
United States
Department of Agriculture
Fes
Winkenwerder
Sheboygan
West
Married in San Antonio with Philippine returnee in attendance
Miss Clara Wynne of San Antonio wed Captain Henry M. Diehmann of the Twenty sixth Infantry United States Army in a Monday ceremony. The groom recently returned from the Philippine Islands and the wedding party faced quarantine due to smallpox cases, delaying their departure on a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menty Am. Dichhiaud
Clara Wynne
Oromiley Wen
Henry M.dichmann
United
Evi
Clara: Wynne
San Antonio
Aie Nedenig
Promel
Diehmann Pocentiy
Philippine
Liquor license debate over growler sales at Oshkosh saloon
City attorneys spar over war time liquor rules and a proposed growler sale at a saloon. Aldermen question whether selling a pint or bottle for consumption on premises violates high license laws. Officials vow strict enforcement while discussing where liquor may be sold to miners and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snio
Adolph
Merer
Ldeas
Oshkosh
Williams in Portage as Edna Abrams undergoes operation
Wedding notices and health reports per county records. Edna Abrams of 105 High Street is seriously ill after a major operation at Mary's Hospital. Gillon of this city and Miss G Ruth Mirrelle of Memphis are set to marry per the Marriage Wvensé notice issued by County Clerk J J Fish. The McComb family plans a month eastbound trip by boat and rail through Boston Detroit and the St Lawrence River to Quebec and Lake Champlain, returning via Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Williams
Portage
of & i
Edna Abrams
High Street
J. J. Fish
Pranie
At. Gillon
G. Ruth Mirrelle
Memphis
Joseph
H. Kitz
Hudson Street
Mary's Hospital
McComb Ang
Boston
Detroit
St .Lawrenece
Quesbec
Thousand Islands
Champlain
White ‘Mountains
Washington, D. C
Court House
Elock A. Om
Batts
Gustavus
Otter
Court
Timothy
Neenah
Ae Quinn
Washington Avenue
Wis
Death of John van Vleet and family notes
Fragmentary notice reports the death of John van Vleet and mentions his wife and companion. The couple had sixty years of marriage, with unclear details about the cause. references to Monmouth and an obituary tone suggest a local context and a late May or April time frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
elaborate wedding celebration at the bride and groom’s home
A solemnized 6 o’clock ceremony at the bride’s parents home, with a formal procession led by Rex Hollister and Seymour NiTH, followed by a lavish reception and a 4:42 train departure for a two week southern trip. Decor included catalpa trees, asparagus, smilax, white roses, and pink dining room hues. Gifts featured cut glass, silverware, an anniversary clock, and a daisy pattern brooch set with Wisconsin pearls and a diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mraz sTohn
G. Donohue
Sie Plas
Lohengrin
Carl Hollister
Best
Rex Hollister
Seymour Nith
Jona
Donohue
Melland
Sinteter
Northwestern
Ethel Waterhouse
Wisconsin
Wisconsin man tries to end life in Milwaukee hotel
Thomas Wilson, twenty six, an engineer for Monster company, slashed his throat in his room at 100 Sixth Street Milwaukee. Women alerted firemen and police who restrained him until he was taken to Emergency hospital. He is reported to recover. His brother Joseph Wilson of Oshkosh left for Milwaukee after being called to the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilson
East
New York Avenue
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Milwaukee
Thomas Wilson
Wilson
Oshkosh
the &. Monster Company
Sixth Street
Engine Company
Fire Department
John, Scanlon
Edward Lynch
Bere Wilson
Repairs Funds Approved At State Normal Regents Meet
John Fiarrington returned from Madison where the state normal school regents met to allocate appropriations for repairs improvements and various equipment across normal schools. A total of 95000 was set aside for Oshkosh Normal School repairs and committees reported on the year’s work and plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Fiarrington
Atate Normal School
Madison
Normal School
Oshkosh Normal
Bid readvertised for Jackson Street paving project
The board rejected a $2.71 bid by Barber Asphalt Paving Co for asphalt pavement on Jackson Street between Algoma and West Irving. A report will be presented to council this evening with a recommendation to readvertise for bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt
Jackson Street
Algoma Street
West Irving
Strest
Short Notes From Oshkosh and Nearby
Mr Fisher of Appleton is in today. Ss Heymann, president of the Heymann company, is in New York on business. Robert Casey of Chicago has returned home after a few days in Oshkosh on business. Mr and Mrs C S Wielik, who have been visiting their cousin J A Ale, returned to Detroit. Miss Bessie Zindler was moved to St Marys hospital for an operation. Miss Lillian Fuchs returned to Oshkosh after a week at Kickbusch, attended a wedding, and visited Merrill and Wausau. James Kelley, a stranger, was arrested on South Main street and fined 2 dollars with costs eight days in the county workhouse. The joint Sunday school excursion of Plymouth Congregational and Algoma Street Methodist churches drew 395 attendees. The boat left McMillen dock at 10 o'clock with 210 aboard. others boarded at Main street dock. Steamer Leander Choate chartered for the occasion. destination Riverside park, Neenah. party to return this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Appleton
Ss Heymann
Heymann Company
New York
Robert Casey
Chicago
Oshkosh
C. S. Wielik
J. 1A
Ale
Detroit
Bessie Zindler
Winnebago Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Lillian Fuchs
Kickbush
Merrill and
Wausau
James Kelley
South Main Street
Dougherty
Plymouth Congregational
Algoma Street
McMillen Dock
Main Street
Leander Choate
Riverside Park
Neenah
Prince Philip pleads not guilty in scandal case
Berlin June 30 The trial of Prince Philip and Baron Eulenberg on perjury and subornation charges in the round table scandal continues in big city hearings. Philip pleads not guilty and claims Munich witnesses were bribed or insane. The session pauses after a sudden collapse of a price and the prince is moved to a charity location where he is held as a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Prince Philip
Eulenberg
Munich
Baron - Alphonse de Rothschild
Vienna
Ten Year Old Murderer Case Sparks Uncertain Proceedings
Robert Jardine, aged ten, is jailed in Casal after shooting Russel St. John, the boy his own age. Authorities in Bel Bree are unsure how to proceed against the youth in the first degree murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Scientists Gather for Summer AAAS Meeting in Oshkosh
A special summer meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science opened in Oshkosh Wisconsin. The item page also highlights local ads and notices including employment wanted notices and rental listings for homes and offices. The section mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and a Meats Market notice with hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. Hi
Jore
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Welcome Bishop Schinner
Milwaukee June 20 report that thirty priests from Duluth Sunertor Chippen Falls and other parts of the state will meet Bishop Schinner in Ashland tomorrow morning on his return from Rome. A large procession is planned to greet him and he will celebrate mass at eight. The day ends with a stop at Superior where the bishop will be received at his homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Duluth
Sunertor
Chip
Ashland
Superior
Fontes
Mrs Frances Cleveland Leaves for Tamworth Summer Home
Mrs Frances Cleveland widow of former President Grover Cleveland, departs Princeton New Jersey for her summer home at Tamworth New Hampshire. The Associated Press reports the June 20 departure from her residence in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwea
Princeton
Associated Press
N. J
Frances Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Tamworth
N. HH
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colorado
Ush
Beeri
Lnothers Rep
s.Sample
John van Vleet
Pitters
Strawberry Hullers
Main St
PAIK
Omnicom
John Harrington
Iketuran
Ures
Corneil
Prince
Merilloner
Robert Jardine
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
Fou
EL A. Horn
Horn’s
Triumph
Boyd & Son
City Market
Cankosh
Revere Stotes
Bermaid
Coria_ House
Loppe
Frank McCabe Coal Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Butte Des Morts
Ron Wil
Main
Streat’ Dock
Williamson Bros
North Park Avenue
Milwaukee Fres Press
H. A. Lyman’s
Henry Gribler
Milwaukee Free Press
J. Law
Rete
Giter Street
Fiat
Pelton
New Mouse
Michigan Street
Oregon Street
Vine Street
Crowell's
Birnie
M. & Main Street
Kneh
Buckstarl & Edwards Co
Buckstart
White City
Bishop Schinner
Wwinow
Cleve
Oshkosh & Winneconne
ANONA
Main ‘Street
Witineconne
Anowa
A. S. Dye
Oregon St
Green Bay
Albatross
Light Street Bridge
Thaxter Reed, Minster
Tinkgams
Cer, Grant and Vinland
Sta
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