Local Guests and Social Remarks From Oshkosh Area
Mrs. Fred Lueck returned home to Oshkosh from a visit to Miss Amanda Lueck. Robert Utrecht of Milwaukee visited his brother in the village. August Utrecht and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Echmunk returned to Milwaukee after visiting relatives. Mrs. A Randall visited Omro last week. Prof J H Basel, at his cottage, was in the village. Mrs W J Brady returned to Oshkosh from a visit to Mrs Oakes. A May ball occurred in Overa hall with supper at Bersch's restaurant. The Junior Prom was held at the Knights of Pythias hall Friday evening.
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Arkansas
Fred Lueck
Oshkosh
Amanda Lueck
Robert Utrecht
Priddy
W. J. Brady
Christ Not Their Leader Leads to Platform Vote
The state prohibition convention in Seattle voted against inserting the phrase We accept Jesus Christ as our leader into the state platform. Delegates feared the move would provoke hostility from Jews and others with different beliefs and preferred opposing the proposal.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Jesus Christ
Laws of Life Insurance in Wisconsin Explained
Madison May 25 The Wisconsin State Insurance Commissioner Beedle explains new life insurance laws. He notes 23 companies left the state on Jan 1 and claims the laws increased policy holder confidence and overall business, with substantial increases in in force policies and premiums despite withdrawals. The report details company adjustments to commissions and the broader impact on costs and consumer protection.
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Madison
Wis
Heedie
Hfe
State Insurance Office
Insurance Department
Beedle
Wisconsin
Famine Death Toll Rises in Uganda Province
In Mombassa on May 23 reports say more than 40,090 people have died from famine in Usoga Province, Uganda. The government is feeding 1,000 natives as crops fail and further suffering is expected in coming months.
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Associated Press
Mombassa
British East Africa
Usoga
Uganda
Trolley Crash Near Chestnut Hill Kills Two Injures Forty
Philadelphia reports a severe trolley wreck near Chestnut Hill killing Mary J. Wagner of Cornwall and Charles Allebaah of Philadelphia. Over forty injured, many rushed to hospitals as cars piled downhill in a chain collision on a crowded hill.
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Associated Preas
Philadelphia
Chestnut Hwb Park
Mary J. Wagner
Cornwall
Charles Allebaah
Chestnut HL
Gere
San” Francisco
Cal
Cara
Devisadro
Sacramento
Undiy
Henry Baer
St. Francis’ Hospital
Deviandero Street
Devisafiero Street
Joseph
Reynolds
Neb
Burlington Road
George Finley
David B. Hollinger
St. Joseph
John Donnell
John Storm
Chicago
Orson C. Bartholomew
Denver
Twenty-fourth Street
Indian Avenue
L. Eairtholomew
Margaret Hawkins
L Bartholomew. Aoe
Wheat and flour clearances from Portland and Tacoma
The week's grain shipments from Portland and Tacoma totaled 164 792 bushels of wheat and 3892 barrels of flour for May 23. Portland sent 2241 bushels wheat to the United Kingdom and 6892 barrels flour to the Orient. Tacoma shipped 128650 bushels wheat to the United Kingdom.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Tacoma
United Kingdom
The
Orient
Millionaire Gaston Philip goes on trial for fatal cabman shooting
Gaston C. Philip of New York and Washington faces admiralty court No. 2 in Washington DC for the 1907 killing of cabman Frank B. Macaboy after an alleged self defense claim. Witnesses include hotel staff and Macaboy family members. Captain Van Ness Philip is his brother.
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Assowa U Press
Washington, BD. C
Gaston C. Paulp
New York
Washington
Frank B. Macaboy
Job Barnard
Attornays McNamara
Turner
Henry H. Davis
A. A. Howpalin
Arlington
Acons
Philip
Macaboy
Savas
van Ness Philip
Fourth Immune Regiment
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Gaston’ Philip
Philly
Clavernack
Phillips
Dinner for Six Prices and Menu Items Listed
The notice lists a varied menu with items such as StrawBerries in sherry at 15 cents and lamb with mint jelly browned potatoes. soups and vegetables priced around 16 to 28 cents. A total of 2.83 is shown with items including coffee and desserts. The closing line remarks a soldier’s status relative to rank.
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Harpers Bacar
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Winneconne News Notes
Pr. Rial Serricea—Peraonal
Axvinneconne
Tigh School
Irev
Angus Sillare
Presbyterian Church
Opera Hall
K. of P
Bilgh School Lyceum
Eid
Liyum
Lyceum
Messadttal
Ev. Angus.Stlars
Christ
Coty
Pers Pna
Sonal
What Is
Castoria
National Union Bank of Oshkosh
National Union Bank
oshKost
Cepital
United States
City of
Laws OF Life Insurance
State of
Province
OOD
Rieti
Colleton
Gates
Berson
Peete
Cabman
Washington, D. G
Gaston C. Philip
Frank B
Aeds Ste
Main Street
Sperience Jackson
Osidkosh
South Main Street
Muresco
STROUD @ CO
LN Grocers
Schram Rocker
Schram
Main St
Geo. Calvert
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