Deaths and Funerals In Local Congregations
Infant Margaret Bublitz dies from cramps. funeral tomorrow at 2 PM at 624 Fourteenth Street. Interment Doty Street Lutheran Cemetery. Dorothy Ida Schmidt dies at three months. funeral Friday 2 PM at residence. interment Doty Street Lutheran Cemetery. John W. Melcher funeral held Tuesday at farm residence in Algoma. interment Omra Junction Cemetery. Hugh Owens funeral held Wednesday at 252 Vine Street. services at Bethesda Church Ring. remarks on character. interment Bethesda Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bublitsz
Herman Bublita
Fourteenth Street
Rev
Suessmuth
Doty Street Lutheran Cemetery
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
J. C. Davis
Nelson Shepherd
Peter Hanson
N. P. Pierce
Berthold Copstein
Robert Johnson
Omra Junction
Owens
Hugh Owens
Vine Street
H. W. Griffith
Bethesda Church
Bt Ring
Mathew
T. Z. Evang
J. ©. Jones
Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light Schedule Begins Smoothly
The new interurban timetable across the Wisconsin route started today with all lines operating well from the outset. Minor glitches were noted but overall performance appeared steady as the Wisconsin Electric Street Railway company deploys the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light Company
Wieconain Electric
Four car interurban service set between Oshkosh Neenah Fond du Lac
Superintendent John P. Pulliam oversees a new four car schedule replacing the old three car run. He notes the arrangement keeps cars on schedule. Departures are set hourly from 6 am to 9 pm from High Street Oshkosh to Neenah and from Ten Street to Fond du Lac with additional late service at 9 minutes past and 11:95 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Neonah
John P. Pulliam
Mr. Pulliam
Oshkosh
Neenah
High Street
Ten Street
Red Granite Growing Boom At Wisconsin Quarry Village
Henry Dehde vice president of Red Granite State Bank reports flourishing conditions as granite quarries work at full capacity. Red Granite expands with 74 houses built in a year and new telephone, sidewalks, and electric light system. Welsh and English workers build homes and plan to stay through winter. A local social custom about engagements is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dehde
State Bank
Red Granite
Wis
Dehde
Neshkoto
England
Pardoning Michael Madi Move In Wisconsin Prison Case
District Attorney W J Foulkes and Dr Streeter visited Michael Madi at Waupun to assess his atrophy and heart condition as grounds for a potential pardon. Madi, imprisoned for second degree murder in 1907, appears emaciated and near death, with petitions signed by business leaders and jurors seeking clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Foulkes
M. C.treeter
Waupnun
Michael Madi
Madl
Foulkes
Madi
Mads
L. W. Halsey
Milwaukee
Louis Conroy
Nicholas Stein
Maul
Conroy
Steln § Salon
Fleuer
Tunnel Alleys Action Yields Narrow Bowling Score
On the tunnel alleys the RU team defeated EZ with a final score of 640 to 620. Ziegenhagen led with 122, 117, 122 in three games while Zastray posted 135, 126, 130. Other top scores included DuBais 168 165 140 and Wesmouth 148 143 143 as Fredericks and Watlangk contributed strong totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas. Yomke—in
FE. Ziegenhagen
Staudenraus
Idl
Zastray
R. Zerenhagen
Watlangk
Mrs Hollister Improves After Chicago Operation
Mrs BR A Hollister, who underwent a serious operation in Chicago, is reported much more favorable today. She traveled to visit her mother Mrs J R Davis, was admitted to Presbyterian hospital, and remains under care. Doctors expect three to four weeks before discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. A. Hollister
Rice Schliesing Wedding at First Congregational
The wedding of Mr. Charles A. Rice and Miss Louise M. Schliesing, both of the city, was solemnized in the parlors of the First Congregational church parsonage Wednesday evening at 8 30. Rev Edward H Smith performed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 291 Scott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Rice
Louise M. Schliesing
First Congregational Parsonage
Edward H. Smith
Mrs. Rice
Scott Street
Social notes from Oshkosh and surrounding events
A scarlet fever card was ordered at 1647 Oregon Street. Miss Martha Stolz man was removed to St. Mary's Hospital by city ambulance from 466 Ceape Street. Francie F. Kolb returns to Chicago to resume work with an undertaking firm. Sixty to seventy members of Qahkosh Lodge No. 25 Knights of Pythias attended a social at Main and Church. An all‑evening private dance by Fraternal Reserve Association at Modern Woodman hall is planned with eight to twelve dancing hours, admission by signed invitation only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Street
Martha Stolzman
Ceape Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Francie F. Kolb
Chicago
Qahkosh Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Oshkosh
Fraternal Reserve Association
Woodman Hall
PF. R. A
Farmer Friends of Winnebago County Candidate Covers Grain Aid
BG Slocum writes as a candid county treasurer candidate promising honesty and help with farm needs. He recalls helping farmers with binders mowers and machinery and asks for support in November at the polls. He appeals to Winnebago County voters and signs as candidate for County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promic Ag
Winnebago
Night Riders Under Guard Near Camp in Tennessee
Night riders are held under heavy guard at Camp Neino in Sambure Tenn. Oct. 29 as authorities place more than ninety prisoners in one tent. The most important suspects are guarded, conversations watched, and visits from women with food noted. James Dunn, a night watchman, was knocked senseless after refusing shelter. Wred, hotel proprietor at Walnut Log, was released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Neino
Sambure Tenn
James Dunn
Obion Cooperage Compress
Floc Wred
Walnut Log
Schooner Goes Ashore Off Maryland Coast
A Baltimore dispatch reports a schooner run ashore near Cape Henry in rough northeast wind up to forty miles per hour. The vessel Charles Tobys? from Brunswick Georgia, with Captain Hunter aboard, was wrecked as rescuers saved several crew members. Two men drowned in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated TP Cen
Baltimore
Cape Henry
Unpe Tienry
Charles Tothis Hk
Caplin Tunter
Brunswick
Te Thallimare
Hunter Wemong
Famous singer Hutchinson dies last of famed family
Lynn Mass Oct 28 The last member of the Hutchinson family famed for abolition songs and Civil War tours died at his Milford home. The group known as The Hutchinsons sang for Union troops during the war earning the nickname Bard of High Rock. Also reported, Dr Edwin S Hutchins died suddenly in Spokane while preparing for a medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutchinson
Associated Press
Lynn
Mass
John W. Hutchinean
Sisteen Calids Yen O
al Hag
Hutchinson Gay
High Rock
Spokane
Wash
Edwin
Hutchins
James Howe
Roth
Body Found Headless at Northwestern Tracks
The severely mangled body of Arthur Humphries a camp deputy and White Stock Spring employee was found on the Northwestern Railroad tracks near Greenfield avenue in Milwaukee. Coroner Tim was notified an inquest is set for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnecal
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Waukesha
Arthur Humphries
White Stock Spring
Greenfield Avenue
Tim
Record Cargo of Grain Leaves Milwaukee on Historic Run
Milwaukee October 2 steam barge Adam Cornelius departed for Buffalo with 21070 bushels of wheat the largest single cargo ever sent from Milwaukee in Great Lakes navigation history. The vessel had earlier arrived with 6000 tons of cod completing a notable transfer record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
I’reas
Milwaukee
Wis
Adam Cornelius
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Adam CorneMun
Pleads Not Guilty in Cleveland Letter Larceny Case
Broughton Brandenburg, arrested in Dayton, arrived in New York and pleaded not guilty to a larceny charge connected with the publication of a disputed Cleveland letter. He was released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Broughton Brandenburg
Dayton
Cleveland
Former Official Testifies In Anthracite Trust Case
Philadelphia October 29 The hearing on the suit brought under the Shenian anti trust law against anthracite railways and mining companies resumed today Joseph S Jinny and former president of the Philadelphia Reading Company testified and described coal shipments by Labird Coal and Navigation in 1846 during his presidency He also introduced a certified copy of testimony from a prior suit by Pennsylvania against the Reading railway and others in Dauphin County in 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pious
Philadelphia
Chargiigg
Lade
Joseph
Jinviiy
Philadelphia & Reading
Warrin
Labird Coal and Navigation Company
Tarris
State of Pennsylvania
Teendings Railway
Dauphin County
Sensation at Jersey City over false registrations
Report from Jersey City claims widespread registration fraud with at least a thousand false names in lower wards. Chief Monahan leads investigations into poll lists as parties blame each other for the scheme. Many registered names are from nonexistent canal barn and lodging houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Tercey City
Far Fraurta
Pater Monahan
Canal Banta
Anson Orchertha Music Services and Sale Offers
An advertisement lists ANSON ORCHERTHA Music for banquets and receptions with contact for Charles BR Bauer. Includes residence and business phones. Also notes a used bicycle wanted and a piano for sale with an upright piano priced at $100, location 26 North Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Orchertha
Artona
Charles BR
Bauer
Sambereene
Atry
Alvin W. Fox
Fiano
Whit
North Park
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Gem
Church Bros. Fair
Main Street
Maracaret Bublits
Herman Boblitz
Quarriea
Conmoy
Wanpua
Dra. KR. A. Hollister
Growa mBer
F.R. A
Schliesing
Winnebago County
Slocum
Treasur
Ft i
Associated Bros
Nashville
Tenn
Tiptonville
MD Burton
Caton City
Arthur Hamphries
Measia
Cornelius
Wenborg
T. S. Whitely Co
Alan
Worth Rae
Himonas
Jersey City
Prands
Carnation Circlo
Raturday Saly
Puritan
Golden ‘West
Cian Mine
Sea Shipt Oywaters
Boyd & Son
City Market
Spat
Roya & Son
Fassia
Gogil & Bon
J.T Raycratt
Jackson Street
Coat—Coar
SR Sur
Frank McCabe Coal Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Cee
Sulton Real Estate
Wm. D. Lundher
Opera House Square
West Irving Mircet
Athielm Block
Eulte
Bijou
Count Child
Avsteily
Tanden Beckwith
Slugongy Vortenit
Ramal & Arno, Tiuropean Comiques
Delvore & F
Tl Boubrette
Chancing
James Chase
Thompson Atusie Coy
Wabash Ave
Kolb’s
Tiniversalist Church
Streaton
Streaton's Offte Kuehmated
Malin
Joan Hrossard
Custer St
Kenta
Wright Street
Inquire
Eaton & 5
Wight
Tinuse Ik
Kuile
Merritt Strere
General Aterchandine
Jorary Helfer
Ielfer
A. Stroud
Algmna Street
St Irving
Williams’ Business College
Main
Church Streets
Mra. M. Toware
Ouly
Grace
Hayward
Sontgite
Surdan
Star
Tvalt Caine
Bauman’ Drug Store
Grand Opera Towse
The
Royal Welsh Ladies Choir of
Cardiff
Wales
Madame Hughs Thomas
A M
Wu Aypear
Siage
Hte
Tae
Bauman’s
Wiicker' S Sweets Quality Telephone
ACME
J. B. Covey
Main St
Eugene Carr
Nichols
Mrs
Washington St
P. Oy
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