Milwaukee Electric Railway Formed Chooses C. Smith President
C. S Smith of Milwaukee was elected president of the Wisconsin Electric Railway company of Oshkosh at a noon meeting for permanent organization at the Wheaton Trust Company office in Milwaukee. J. B. Blake was elected secretary and Miss Mane Rothermel noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Electric Itailwyng
Mile Maukee
Pupilian
Ent C. Smith
Wisconsin Electric Railway Company
Oshkosh
Wheonein ‘Trust Company
J. B. Blake
Mane Rothermel
Electric Plant and Turbine System Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an electric plant and turbine system at a facility, with unclear authentication and equipment terms. Readable segments reference a power generation site, components, and potential modernization, but concrete names, dates, or locations are missing.
Knights Templar Conclave at Madison Readies Parade
The Oshkosh Commandery plans to attend the fiftieth annual conclave of Wisconsin Knights Templar in Madison on October 14 and 15. The event will be hosted by Robert Aiuecy Commandery and will feature a parade as part of the program.
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Oshkosh Commandery
TL Knights
Goylden
Land Commandery
State of
Wisconsin
Madison
Asylum of Robert Aiuecy
Oshkosh Officials to Lead Loyal Order Ceremonies
Oshkosh passes spotlight to new head ofcompany Mr Smith after long forecast in The Northwestern. Falham takes charge of streetcar operations while Gunn handles afternoon duties. A banquet, welcome addresses by Right Eminent Commander Abin P. Kletzsch and toasts follow. Two days of lodge business conclude with three ranking officers serving as delegates.
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Abin P. Kletzsch
Milwaukee
FL Youmans
J. .N. Conley
M. L. Cotterell
Knights Templar Conclave Officers Named in Oshkosh
Iger of the Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Tight company of Fond du Lac will be general manager with other officers from this city to operate in Oshkosh. Wisconsin Trust Company named trustee. President Smith said Omro to Berlin extension to be built once arrangements are made. Executive offices back at Ford and Burgess. past commanders retain voice. Other KnightsTemplar eligible but cannot participate. Grave Bowen and William Feeney mentioned.
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Iger
Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Tight Company
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Trust Company
Smith
Omro
Berlin
W Oh Ford
Fred Burgess
Milwaukee to Center Interurban Car Storage HQ Plans
A new company, formerly the Winnebago Tradition, plans Milwaukee as the headquarters for interurban car storage with capital of 350 000 dollars and bonds issued for 483 dollars. Mortgage provisions anticipate 1 300 000 dollars in bonds for improvements and extensions. Vagrants on Main Street receive eight days in the county workhouse after fines from Judge Goss. A youthful group from F. Is. Josslyn Drvenods store hosted a surprise at the Samers Ohio street home.
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Milwaukee
Winnebago Tradition Company
Goss
Main Street
F. Is. Josslyn Drvenods
Aa. Samer
Ohio Street
Winnebago Traction stock boosts authorized issue to 1 million
The Winnebago Traction company held 600 600 dollars in stock and was authorized to issue 1 000 000 dollars, with gains seen as the new firm shows a bright future and solid financial condition. Eastern Wisconsin Railway and a social note “house warming” follow. Mrs Glenner, formerly Lydia O Kraeg, was employed at Josslyn store. Miss Francis Turner hosted friends in Oshkosh for Eva Turner and John Meckbone of Milwaukee. Mr Teglinger entertained.
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State Railway Commission
Winnebago Traction Company
Gamparisan
Neen
Eastern Wisconsin Railway
Flamer
Lydia O'Kraeg
Josslyn
Francis Turner
Cherry Aveenue
Eva Turner
John Meckbone
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Fred Teglinger
Light Company Officers Elected By Oshkosh Firm
Light company operated with Oshkosh firm names officers Clements Smith secretary H F Whitcomb Jr Fond du Lac treasurer W E Cole Fond du Lac general manager R T Gunny Fond du Lac master mechanic W J Kelsh Fond du Lac. They will join Fond du Lac executive committee of the Candlelight club at his home for dinner Thursday. Plans for the coming year include a November 10 season opener with outside speakers. The committee is seeking two prominent men to speak. Last year’s committee members were listed but not present at the dinner.
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Oshkosh
Th. Gunn
Fond du Lac
J. P. Pulliam
W. Kelsh
Smith
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Oliver P. Futter
Falham
Gunn
Oshkosh Company
Clemente. Smith
H. F. Whitcomb
Treamhrer
W. E. Cole
R. T. Gunny
W. J Kelsh
Barn Fire Destroys Outbuilding on Otter Street
A barn on Otter Street belonging to Mr Carrigan burned severely, with flames rising high and wind driving burning debris to nearby homes. The blaze damaged the Carrigan residence and a nearby Smick residence, with substantial property loss and several smaller roof fires extinguished. Cause unknown.
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Otter Street
P. Sankolc
Alxu
Mangertor
Matthew Carrie
Cer
Skye
Carrigan
Joseph’ P-Smick
Lovery Street
Smick
Dantes
Parties for Miss Wells in honor of upcoming wedding
Two celebrations for Miss Joan Wells ahead of her marriage to Fred W. Trall of Grand Forks N D featured a fortune telling gypsy at one party hosted by Miss Woodlock 50 Tennessee Street with eighteen guests and a second event aboard the Aldeck yacht hosted by Mr and Mrs Anger with a river trip to Oshkosh Power Boat Club and supper dancing. Invitations for a stocking shower were issued by Miss Julia and Miss Elphinst Pranks on Main Street for Monday evening.
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Joan Wells
Fred W. Trall
Grand Forks
N. Od
Aldeck
Oshkosh
Julia
Flphint
Main Street
Wells
Reception at the Normal Opens Evening Program
The annual reception by the Students' Christian Association and faculty at Osbivsh Normal School will be held this evening in the auditorium. Classes meet at eight o'clock to present class songs and addresses, followed by an informal program and light refreshments.
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Students’ Christian Association
Osbivsh Normal ‘School
Mrs Ackerman Dies at 62 in Riverside Home
Mrs Johanna Ackerman aged sixty two died this forenoon of cancer at her daughter Mrs Otto Zucilke s home 19 Harney Street after residing at 398 Cenpe Street Born in Germany she leaves three children Albert Frank and Mrs Zucilke one brother Mr Ruhnke and her husband who died three years ago Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 30 pm at the residence and 2 pm at Bowen Street Lutheran Church Rev Erck will officiate Interment will follow at Riverside cemetery
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Johanna
Ackernman
Cenpe Street
Orelock
Otto Zucilke
Harney Street
Germany
Stxty-Tve
Albert
Frank Ackerman
Zucilke
Ruhnke
Bowen Street Lutheran Church
Mr. Erck
Riverside Cemetery
Playgrounds curb juvenile delinquency claims
A discussion by Allen T. Burne argues playgrounds and public recreation facilities reduce juvenile delinquency. Studies from Chicago show small park neighborhoods yield about 28.5 percent fewer delinquents within half a mile, with broader areas seeing notable declines and improved parole outcomes.
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Tony
Joe
Chicago Juvenile Court
Warda
Park
Chicago
Bealdes
Allen T. Burne
Chantlen
Crenions
District Election Committee Meeting in Elahth City
The Eighth district congress committee met at the Abe Athearn hotel to organize party officers and plan campaign. Officers named include Capron as chair, Sellers as secretary, Brink as treasurer. Davenport hosted a dinner. representatives from most counties attended and Miss Eva Turyi will travel to Milwaukee for related events.
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Eighth Distriet
Abe Athearn
Chafruies
Capron
Nasha
Wee
John Sellers
Stevens Point
H. J. Severson
Tolan
Nicholas Brink
Chilton
Congress
Min James He
Whta
Waushara County
Tio
General Plains
Davidson
Unconventional causes in Coleridge and Wordsworth bonds
An excerpt argues that Coleridge’s genius arose from a complex domestic life and unconsented wife, not pure intellect. It cites Wordsworth and Dorothy Wordsworth, noting their letters as charming, while suggesting blame shifts toward Mrs Coleridge and others in a broader literary moral debate.
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Hutt
Byron
Bhelley
Dave Loving
Coleridge
Dorothy Wordsworth
Mrs. Coleridge
Jennie Carlyle
Mary BK. Urvan
Uncle Remus
Baseball Then and Now Reflects Fading Old-Time Skills
A nostalgic piece compares modern baseball to its past, noting improvements in fielding, pitching, and catching. It recalls harsher rules like three strikes and the catcher’s mask coming later, and cites players such as Kelly and Williamson while hinting at broader changes in talent pools and professional standards.
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Cargaran
Hadbourne
Latham
Dan Brouther
T. Confucius
Tuit Confucuis
Kelly
Williamson
Anson
Racial tensions and mob rule across the nation
In Springfield turmoil reveals that racial animosities are national, not sectional. Don Marquis argues lynching cannot deter black crime and mob lawlessness must end for nationwide policy. The piece urges genuine regard for the Negro and unity against violence.
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Springfield
American Union
Don Marqua
Uncle Remus
Night of Italian Dedication Inspires Copper Country Tribute
In Calumet Michigan a dedication at Teulbin Benevolent Society marks a landmark moment amid copper country lore. The event centers on a cornerstone laid long ago and the tale of perseverance in a region famed for mining and hardship. The piece also notes a Chicago civic milestone and reflections on climate’s impact on activity.
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Speehul
Mecca
Lomoy
Ana
Teulbin
Koeligty
Fine Wall Papers and Interior Decorations Ad
Domestic and foreign wallpapers and all interior decorations offered by skilled mechanics. Call and see in CC M. Perry at phone 2249, 16 Algoma Boulevard.
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Cc. M. Perry
Algoma
Boyd & Son City Market Offers Oysters Potatoes and Goods
Too late to classify text shows Boyd & Son at City Market advertising oysters large and fresh at Sunday hours, sacks of flour, sugar and coal measures, Minnesota wheat products, premium chocolate, and strictly pure goods with cash terms. Also rent notice for a barn at 143 Ceape Street with inquiry at Mo Hroad Street.
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Boyd & Son
City Marker
Binewt
New York
Boyd & Man
Minnesota
Walter Finker
City
H. Boyd & Son
Ceape Street
S200 Knitted Jacket Special Near Navy Front
Wool grey S200 knitted jackets are offered with a navy front. Special price tonight is 1.33 dollars.
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Knights Templar
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Grave Bowen and
William Feeney
Walter Thomas Mihs
Grand Opera House
Ticketa
Episcopal Church
Helen Carter
Marshall Field
Miss Wells
Aften
Hool Ehiy
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Oregon St
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Elahth Diatelet
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Cons
Waviison
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Flw
Kieu
Jackson Street
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Eva Turyi
Usthost
Milwaukey Sunde Mero
Within Schmidt
Waucoostir
M. J. Ullman
Chinea
Oceasian
Allen Putnam
Oiffrey Newton Minn
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Rickert’s
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Sarrow
Yell
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Aley
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Europe
Asia
North Africa
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Patten
Chartties
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Bala
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W. Weel Semperate
Ontlen
National
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Kovpd Pane
Globes
George Omee
Ome
Wis
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Airtel
Nodn Suns
Suitan
Roald Batate Security
al & der Cent
Lugcher
Opera Mouses
Squire
Frank Metnate Coal Co
Scons Avenue
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VIANO
North Park Avenue
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Muda
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Porient
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Whofinand
Tndodivichel
Wiedont
Limwunity
Soba
Oshkosh Wis
Julius
Fulton Street
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