Democracy in Shop Mills Speaks on Industrialism
Walter Thomas Mills of Portland spoke at the Grand opera house under the Social Democratic party about two forms of government. He argued democracy in the workshop can overcome Wall Street's industrial despotism and urged cooperation between employers and workers to boost productivity and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Washington
Walltreet
Wallstree
Walter Thomas Mis
Portland
Ore
Grand Opera House
Mills
Social Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Worksop
Oshkosh
Roller skating party boosts Old Home fund drive
A Thursday roller skating event, described as aiding the Old Home week celebration fund, is led by Willkaan Kempen of Heymann drygoods and Masterson, with the Arion band providing music. Organizers expect 500 to 1,000 attendees, and half of the proceeds will support the merchant’s fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Home Committee
Willkaan Kempen
Heymann Drygoods
Nes Masterson
Merchant's Fund
Arion Band
Large concert features for Oratorio artists visit
Great Se le in Brink for the Oratorio Artists hosts a concert by the Oratorio artists as part of a series of lectures and entertainments by the Men's Club of the First Congregational church. An advance sale indicates strong attendance with many good seats still available in Oshkosh. Tickets for course seating are nearly sold out while some season nets offer gallery access at a reduced price.
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Platteville
Wis
Oshkosh
Opera House
Rand Opera House
Moos Clu
First Congregational Church
Buunins
Bears in the North Trigger Wickert Bear Hunts
Edward Wickert returns from a business trip to the north and travels with wife to Milwaukee. He previously sent a 10 pound male bear to a Milwaukee friend from Junction City and brought an 86 pound bear home from Excamba for a meal. Friends report northern woods activity as he pursues bears, while an Oshkosh man recalls five timber wolves disturbing a farm near Merrill.
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Edward Wickert
Milwaukee
Junction City
Mr. Wickert
Excamba
Merrill
Demand for Gallery Tickets Near Capacity
Positive response fuels strong demand for tickets with sales expected to approach gallery capacity. Organizers report healthy interest and anticipate full turnout as event date approaches.
Hold Dedication Services at English Lutheran Church
Week of observances marks dedication of the English Lutheran church at Union and Wisconsin avenues. Tonight and tomorrow feature Rev. Paul H. W. Roth of Beloit delivering sermons on The Building of the Lord. Monday's speaker is Rev. Howard R. Gold of Madison discussing The Student and the Church and the student’s need to maintain church ties amid study.
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Union Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Pau
Paul HW. Roth
Beloit
Aubrecht
Milwaukee
Howard R. Gold
Madison
Death of Mrs J R Knapp in Beloit
Mrs JoHn R. Knapp widow of Andrew Th. Knapp died in Beloit aged seventy five after living in Oshkosh from 1873 to 1879. Funeral Wednesday in Beloit followed by extended family ties in New York State and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoHn R. Knapp
Andrew Th. Knapp
Beloit
Knapp
Kennedy
W. R. Kennedy
St. Peter's Church
Father Clifford
Thomas Daly
William Castle
A. C. Gallagher
John Harrington
O. A. Turner
Frank McCabe
Riverside Cemetery
Rat Stench Draws Complaints on Main Street Riverfront
Businessmen along Main Street's river end complain of a foul odor in a two block area north of the river. Investigation reveals the stench stems from dead rats, with the rat deaths tied to liberal rat poison use. Rats are seen in alleys and exposed places suffering from poison exposure.
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Main Street
Rink to Be in Gay Colors for Oshkosh Week
Elaborate preparations for a home week benefit Thursday evening as merchants clerks and citizens will view a decorated rink on Main street. Martin Clausen proprietor has allocated 100 dollars to ornament the rink with a bright interior scheme.
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Oshkosh
Main Street
Martin Clausen
Wolf Encounter Disrupts Merril Farms and Nearby Fire Threats
Citizens reported wolves raiding a Merril farm and killing three sheep. A pursuing party pursued but the wolves escaped. Farm observers mistook them for stray dogs and attacked. The event disrupted the city and risked the Stange company sash and door plant, while fires near Merril spread toward the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wickert
Merriff
Stange Company
Merril
Funeral for Wallace Lawrence Held at Home
Funeral services for Wallace Lawrence, who died in a hunting accident on Lake Butte des Morts, will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Graham street residence. Rev Peter Stair of Algoma street M E church will officiate and the body will be interred at Riverside cemetery.
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Wallace Lawrence
Lake Butte Des Morts
Graham Street
Peter Stair
Algoma Street
M. E. Church
Bolly
Riverside Cemetery
Short Notes From Milwaukee and Nearby Areas
Short notes report D. E. Gilman in Milwaukee Mrs. T R Quackenbush in Milwaukee Harry J Lindley of Plymouth Wis spent last Sunday in Oshkosh Mrs dt Koehmeted returned home after a ten days visit with sons in Chicago Miss Theresa Jones formerly a Normal school teacher is guest of Mrs D H Forbes 110 Union street Mission Study classes meet Wednesday 2 3 o clock with Mrs C L Perrigo 4 East Lincoln avenue and at three o'clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs C F Clevening 671 Jackson street The first class will study the Philippines chapter six Paul Arthur Heaney son of Mr and Mrs William Anthony Heaney of Three Lakes Wis six months old died this morning at St Mary's hospital Body taken to Tustin this afternoon on the steamer Paul L and will be interred at Pine River Wis
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Harry J. Lindley
Plymouth
Wis
Oshkosh
Dt Koehmeted
Chicago
Theresa Jones
Normal School
D. H. Forbes
Union Street
C. L. Perrigo
East
Lincoln Avenue
Rally Promises Big Republican Meeting In Opera House
Governor James C. Davidean and Secretary Wrear Will present a Bpeeetes-Hoth meet and form a club prior to the ally campaign. A large rally tonight at the opera house will feature Davidson Frear arrival from Ripon by auto, with speeches and a Fond du Lac quartet. Arion band to play, new Ter e and Stuiman club to organize at 7 o’clock, campaign leaders say hundreds may enroll.
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James C. Davidean
Flute Wrear
Bpeeetes
Hoth
Sheree
Alyeady Inmurafice
George BE. Beedle
James A. Frear
Gav. J
Davidson
Ripon
Frear
Fond du Lac
Fear
Arion
Opera House
Elect As
Turin
Tere and Stuiman
TA Oolock
Comuittes
Cart D. Jackson
Act Ag
Wit
Joan @. Thompson
Republican Counts Committee
Railway men gather for White Sox vs Paine game in Oshkosh
About thirty railway workers from Milwaukee Chicago and Oshkosh converged on Oshkosh Monday to watch a game between the Chicago White Sox and Paine Lumber Co. officials rode in a special car via the Chicago Northwestern line and led a parade of railroad men rooting for the Paine team.
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Haseball
White Sox
Paine
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Chicaso White Sox
Paine Lumber Company
Chicago & Northwestern
Lake Lumber Company
Avery
C. A Brown
New York Centralines
GG Lauder
Dacifig
Line
South Shore
J. A. Mewth
Miwaukee
Pere Marquette
Lackawanna
Hf. D. Pheatt
Geners Rent
Mine
Thomas P. Scott
Wabash Lines
A. J. Donald
New York Central Freightnes
Charles H. van Jr
Milwauke
Louisville & Nashville Road
George R. Rogers
Chicago
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Road
Henry J Stolz
Henry W. Pless
Grand Trunk System
Frank L. Wolfe
Empire Lines
J. O'Brien
Tt. Robertson
Edward , Eden
Facult
Sao
Gilbert A. Comstock
Eixin, Joliet & Eastern Railway
C. Campbell
Michigan Central and Lackawanna Lines
C. A. Dolbbig
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Willara C. Richter
Trenry Brown
Kansas City
W. A. Sticer
Grand Trunk
A. FR. Malcolm
Missouri Pacific
M. Grosnihan
Wiinota Centrat
Charles 8
Milwaukee railway agents named in regional listing
Thompson of Milwaukee commercial Agent of the Timels J A Elmsite of Milwaukee commercial agent of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system Alexander Ehusile of Milwaukee traveling freight agent of the Santa Fe system John A Millington of Milwaukee general agent of the Wisconsin Central road J R Mc Dowell of Milwaukee commercial agent of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western road Elmer 8 Cheney of the Jewel Belting company of Chicago also listed among railway men.
No agreement reached in potters wage talks
A joint conference between the Sanitary Potter Manufacturers Association and the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters adjourned without agreement. The existing wage contract expires November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Associated Presa
Liverpool
Sanitary Potter’ Manufacturera’ Association
National Brotherhoood of Operative Potters Haa
Spectacular Pure Goods and Oyster Prices at City Market
Home baking advertisement touts pure goods from Boyd & Son with oysters from New York Count Pat priced at 3 cents a quart, 18 cents a pint, oysters available Sunday. Also notes coal delivery by Frank Mechan Co with clean box cars, no dust, satisfaction guaranteed. Other lines include piano for sale, money to loan on real estate, a social at the monthly meeting, a rental listing, sauerkraut cabbage delivery from Bartels' Meat Market.
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New York
Boyd & Son
City Marine
Frank
Wisconsin Avenue
Thano
Uyright
North Park Avenue
Wm. D. Luseher
Opera Hous
Savare
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Fine Weare
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D. E. Gilman
Mrs. TR. Quackenbush
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Rickert
South Main
Walter Smith
John Street
Euterpean
William Rabenhorat
Shanano
Mra
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Winneconne
A_ union temperance
Good ‘Templars
Holl Hey
G. OR. Farnum
G. Schulte
Geuvebureg
S. D
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Olio Street
Ladies Mason of the Universaliat Church
J. D. Lewis
Grand Nye- Tae
T. K. Bronson
Myr Bronson
A. LB. Knapp
Second Presbyterian Church
Max Pilebo
Market Street
Steinfort
E. N. Conlee
Church Street
Department of the Twentieth Century Club
Gudden
Oshkosh Assembly No. 1
Suhafakopf
Cinch
Tadger Athletic Park
Menasha
Menasha Specininja
Tawa UE
Henry Miller
Coven” Mall
PRI
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The
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Chivage
Mer Millar
Tis Comianand
Hoston Ierald
Loula
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FAO
WM. Vaughn Moody
Princess and Daly's Theatres
Academy of Music
Tribune
NY. Journal
Tha Dogain
Phila
Record
Haran
Lewis Republic
Rae
Cincinnati
Postry
Tinbony Sant
Lawer
Bautmiun
AL Mt
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Valin
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Morris
Serena
J.T. Rayerart
Jackson Street
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Oregon Street
Ladies’ Union of the First
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Onch--Saber
Nellabie Main
W. F. Buettner
Box 4
Princeton
the Commercial National Bank
Oshkosh, Wis
Leander Choate
Thos. Daly
T. R. Wall
E. R. Williams
Bijou
Watt
Marie Youn
Borry Royd
Fhe
Gay and
Giddy
Gladstone Sisters
Fern & Mack, Cotlege Trampatogists
James Citash
Victor Kremerto
United Spaniam War Vetera
Hal
John N. Taddy
Pene Etirete D
Mt. Vernon St
Sulan
Broad St
Irving Street
Uihlem Block
Stony Beach
Price
Hooper & Hooper
Algoma
Mt. Vernon Street
Wisconsin Avenua
Oshkosh Council No. 1
I. R.A
Woodman Hall
Charten
Staces
George W.W. Johnson
Senatary
N. OV. Press
Hy Wm Vaughn Moody
Cmvb Princess
DALY
Priess
Taubus
Matin Street
California
Cedar Street
Wii
Powers Avenue
Brady
Streeter
J. A. Masterson
Main Etreet
Broad
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