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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1908
Page
11
Local column covers weather outlook with scattered game and boxing notes. Mentions Milwaukee Madison Illinois Wisconsin baseball results and a Colma boxing match Stan Ketchell defeats Jack Sullivan in a 20th round stoppage after a long, even bout with strong punching bursts.
Abraham at 4 Ceape Street advertises spring tailoring services. SRY SBA per HACHiyE.
The Utah wool growers meeting at the Commercial Club plans to borrow sixty percent of their 10,000,000 pound wool clip stored in Boston warehouses at a low rate of interest for eight months. They aim to sell directly to manufacturers to cut middlemen profits and boost returns. Other western states support storage and direct sale as a possible revival plan.
The eleventh annual Nurses Associated Alumnae convention adjourned in San Francisco with Minneapolis and St Paul chosen as the next meeting place. Officers were reelected except the secretary Katherine de Witt resigns as secretary to edit a magazine. Sarah E. Sly of Michigan elected to the board of directors M A Nutling of New York and Mrs E G Fournier of Indiana elected to the board of directors.
Charles 4 Mathieas, a prominent journalist and former Chicago Chronicle editor and Chicago American writer, killed himself at a Springs Arkansas hotel. In New York, broker Isic Williams shot himself at his West Seventy-third Street home.
Northwestern Milwaukee Wis May 11 report states Jones Ruth cashier at Arcadia bank was arrested on charges of forging ledgers to cover deficiencies. Officials say the case involves bank officials and a cover up of shortages with a May assignment noted by the bank commissioner.
An error filled report details a woman escaping a lynching attempt in France after an account of brutal acts. The fragment mentions an assault leading to a child’s death and the involvement of an enraged crowd, with unclear spellings and names.
Fragmentary OCR shows office related numbers 2240 and 2087 with odd time ranges 1:30 to 12:60 and 1:20 to 46. The entry ends with the name Bent Bloce, suggesting a personal or business listing with inconsistent hours and contact figures.
An Oshkosh resident testifies in an 1898 affidavit to Dean's Kidney Pills curing his kidney trouble after expensive physician care. The ad claims widespread cures, lists E. A. Horn's drug store as a seller, and Foster-Milburn Co as U.S. agents with a 50 cent price.
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