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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
A broad sweep of results from yesterday and today covers college and professional baseball, basketball, boxing, and track. Notable items include New York teams winning in tight finishes, Brooklyn edging Histon, and Wisconsin’s upset bid in football discussions, with multiple mentions of players and upcoming bouts in New York and Los Angeles.
At 2 PM Tudines, the king and queen of soiin, arrived from Munich and were greeted by Emperor Claucis Joseph and Vasaian courtiers at the privity station amid an enthusiastic ovation from a large crowd.
Special to The Northwestern Appleton Wis Oct Chafin will speak in Appleton next Monday afternoon delivering an open address before heading to Oshkosh where temperance groups plan a major rally. The event underlines Chafin’s presidential tilt and Prohibition platform.
The Norseweeters report key players hampered by injuries and academic load as they prepare to travel to Minneapolis. Victor Hapipe, a veteran guard, and two others are sidelined. Hesse of Oshkosh and Land of Chicago may take major roles, with Appleton leaving for Minneapolis this evening.
Special to The Northwestern reports the Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary raised 108 at the county fair lunch counter. Rev Henke and Ites Mer Neff attended the Waupaca Ministers meeting in Waupaca. Mr Nett Wits was elected secretary for the coming year. Mrs He Smith and Mrs A ald residents plan to move to Spokane Washington. Mrs Jo Ritchie will move to Ohio. Clara Lizle Doede and Miss Pianna Pam ening of Oshkosh visit the Doedre home amid family telegrams about a dying mother.
Aint Leach, director of the mint, says he will soon resume buying fine silver for subspringy damage. He plans to purchase about 125000 ounces weekly for an indefinite period, with the first purchase likely next week. The mint currently holds about 500000 ounces, expected to exhaust under current demand.
The Foreign Office has received no information on President Castro of Venezuela refusing a second Dutch note via Baron von Seckenden. The government has no plan to send a special envoy. Foreign Minister van Swindaen returns from a brief holiday.
Ambiguous quotation from an AP dispatch describes the Standard Oil Company of Indiana appealing a government petition to rehear a circuit court case in Chicago. District Attorney Sims Teiskarme argues the company has not provided sufficient grounds, while depositions and court records in the appeals court reference October dates amid ongoing financial disputes.
Baltimore resident Roberta Williams reports a near fatal shooting while with Wis Williams. Roberts left the city hospital and is staying at a Brighton flat, though still weak and healing from injuries.
An Oshkosh resident testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured a three year backache and kidney pain after tried medicines failed. The 1905 letter claims lasting relief and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, as the U.S. sole agent.
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