Britain Seen Favoring American Russian Peace Terms
London reports say Britain's position on the Chinese crisis may align with the American–Russian proposals, with Lord Salisbury possibly seeking minor modifications. Germany reiterates adherence to the July 3 program, while Shanghai rumors claim Britain backs viceroys in Nanking and Hankow and opposes any dismemberment of China. The imperial court abides in Tai Yuan Fu amid fears of troops and awaits a German legation at Shanghai pending Field Marshal von Waldersee's arrival.
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Associated Press
London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Germany
Berlin
Shanghai
China
Lieu Kueo -Ih
Nankin
Chang Chih Tung
Marshal von Walderaes
Open Season Begins as 600 Licenses Issued in County
Innebage County opens hunting season for 1400 and Wl licenses today Sept 1 with Cronkhite reporting at least 600 licenses issued by Friday night. Oshkosh hunters head out after prairie chickens rice hens and drucks as reports from upriver indicate a heavy duck bombardment thanks to spring shooting prohibition boosting bag.
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Cronkhite
Edna Carter Wins Handome Silver Cup in Algoma Women’s Golf
Edna Carter demonstrated superior skill by winning the Algoma Country Club women’s cup after two nine hole matches. She scored 70 in the first round and 65 in the second, totaling 135 strokes to set a new club record and outrun five peers including Saltie Felker, Erna Oleson, Bertha Carter, and Ida Radford.
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Edna Carter Limonstrates
J. M. Himebaugh
wUiey
Untl
Himebaugh
Lndies
Edna Carter
Saltie Felker
Erna Oleson
Bertha Carter
Ida Radford
Former Oshkosh Lady Dies in Idaho
A telegram to Attorney General B. Hicks reports the death of his sister Intaw Wick in Pocatello Idaho from quick consumption. She was 30, survived by a husband and two daughters aged four and nine, and will be brought from Idaho to Omro for burial. funeral date pending.
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Mire
Albert KK. Wicks
Vriday
Romania
Omro
Health Report Denies Senator’s Serious Illness
A teletype from New York quotes Secretary of State Tobn Bboy denying that Senator Chandler is seriously ill. The message says the senator’s indisposition was light and he is now in his usual health, though the report notes a period of illness.
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Associated Press
N. Y
Chandler
Tobn Bboy
Lake Sunapes
Panic at Chicago G A R agency injures twenty
A rush formed at the G A R Acker agency at 28 Clark Street after a woman fainted causing a crowding panic. Plate glass broke and several veterans were injured by glass and trampling as crowds surged for open air exit. The piece notes the 4th of July encampment closing with taps and fireworks for veterans departing Chicago.
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Joist Ticket Agency
Clark Street
Associated Press
Chicago
Ills
G. A. R. Acker
Als
Lake Front
President McKinley to stay in Washington for now
President McKinley plans to leave for Canton but stays in Washington due to the critical Chinese negotiations. Mrs. McKinley’s health and the ongoing crisis keep him at the White House, with departure now expected around midweek.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McKinley
Canton
White House
Return of Troops From Philippines Planned Mid November
War Department announced plans to begin the homeward movement of 31,000 volunteer troops from the Philippines mid November. Transport capacity will be used to repatriate them by June 30 next year as their terms of service expire by law. Troops will be returned in the same relative order as they were shipped, to equalize foreign service terms.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Philippines
Feud Fizzles as Jeffries Declines Rematch Bid
New York dispatch reports Robert Fitzsimmons declaring Jeffries will not fight again and has retired, despite pressure to face Corbett. Corbett plans to rest before pursuing Brady’s promise to back a match with the Jeffries winner if Fitzsimmons retires.
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AC Jeffries
Corbet
Associated Press
New York
Robert Fitzsimmons
James J. Jeffries
Carson City
Jeffries
Corbett
Jim
McCoy
Coregett
Brady
Jeff
Fite
Warrant Issued for J Ray With Assault Case
A municipal court issued a warrant this afternoon for J Ray W with charging assault and battery. The alleged incident occurred at the Nation Bank of Ushk Pride morning. Jay retained Cr Fetker to defend. At 2 0 the warrant was served by Constable Mondy. Hay pleaded not guilty and trial set for next Saturday at 10 a.m. No recognizance required.
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J. Ray
W. J. Hay
Nation Bank of Ushk
Jay
Cr. Fetker
Mondy
Hay
Oshkosh Firms Rated In Wisconsin National Guard Inspection
Lieutenant F. M. Caldwell submitted the annual inspection report for Wisconsin National Guard units. Notable figures include Oshkosh’s Company F at 174.3 and Company H at 168.9, with other regimental units from Fond du Lac Sparta Monroe Madison and Oshkosh posting scores from 174.6 to 176.3 and a final entry of 34.2 for Company FP of Oshkosh.
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Sparta
Monroe
Madison
Ozhkush
Bell Watch firm may move factory to Appleton
Appleton Wisconsin September 1 The Bell Watch company plans to relocate its plant to Appleton immediately if a needed bonus, now partly secured, is raised within a week A conference with O B Bell president of the company left local business men confident the project will be completed Bell praised Appletons inducements for manufacturers The new Grey Tory will employ 280 men at the start and the figure could grow in years
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Bell Watch Company
Appleton
Wis
O. B. Bell
Arart
California Maiden Voyage Steamer Delayed to Manila
The California bound from San Francisco to Manila with Army supplies is 45 days overdue from Honolulu. The ship, 488 feet, 15000 tons, launched May 1 at Union Iron Works, sails for the American Hawaiian Steamship line under charter to the government. Captain George D. Morrison commands, sent from New York.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
California
Manilla
Philippines
Honolulu
Union Iron Works
American-Handiian Steamship Company
Government
George D. Morrison
New York
Modern Woodmen Picnic At Fond du Lac Set Next Monday
Delegation of about 300 Expretad from Pinery and Sawdust City camps will join Modern Woodmen of America from this city for a picnic at Taylor's park Fond du Lac next Monday. Two boats Evalyn and Thistle will shuttle attendees from Main street dock at eight and eleven. A full day of bands parades speeches games and an evening ball is planned with a basket dinner at noon and a parade at Armory BE Hast Second Street.
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Pinery
Sawdust
Woodmen of America
Fond du Lac
Taylor's Park
Evalyn
Thistle
Main Street
Arion
Spink
Armory BE
Funeral for James B. Chris tikian Held at Local Church
The funeral for the late James B. Chris tikian will be Sunday at two from 13 New Street and at three from Alma M E Church. The Modern Woodmen will march in the funeral cortege after gathering at 1 20. An infant, Marie Goodwin, died Friday in Milwaukee with burial at Riverside Cemetery.
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James B. Christikian
New Street
Algoma M. E
Marie! Goodwin
John Goodwin
Milwaukee
Riverside Cemetery
OsKosh Papers Preview War China and Local Events
The Oshkosh newspaper highlights wartime China devotions and deviations, labor day programs, and a new public library for Oshkosh. It features portraits of local figures Dr Morrison, Major Bassieur, Ogden HK and new heads of the K of BP, plus notes on books, magazines, church announcements and general city news.
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China
Oshkosh
Oshikosh
Wien
Rae
Arrests Made After Rioting In Akron
Authorities in Akron Ohio say twelve men were taken into custody overnight for rioting after last week’s disturbance. Police guarded the jail through the night and a local official remained on site to suppress any further trouble as arrests continue. All detainees are local workingmen.
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Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Vutody
Election of Rev Reginald H Weller as Fond du Lac co adjutor bishop
Rev Reginald Heber Weller of Stevens Point was elected Thursday as bishop co adjutor to Bishop Grafton of the Fond du Lac diocese with a salary of 2500 dollars yearly. The consecration is planned soon with several bishops and clergy attending, and additional elections required before final action by the House of Bishops. Weller is the son of Rev Reginald Heber Weller and Mrs Emma Weller, born in Jefferson City Missouri, educated at St Johns Academy Jacksonville Florida, Sewanee University, Nashotah, and ordained in 1880 at St Johns, Milwaukee.
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Fond da Lac
Kianding
The
Oshkosh
Reginald H. Weller
Stevens Point
Grafton
Fond du Lae
United States
Weller
Reginald Heber Weller
Emma Ananda Weller
Ify
Jefferson City
Nava
St. John’s Acalemy
Jacksonville
Florida
University of the South
Sewanee
Tennessee
St. John’s Church
Jae Kacile
Ler Ida
John Freeman Young
T. Ph
Pinrida
Men Ta
Fleeldie
Providence
Roof
Nashotah
Ira
Milwaukee
Wie
Russian Circle to Foreign Representatives in China
St. Petersburg dispatch details a circular from the Russian government dated August 26 outlining Russia’s aims in China. It covers protecting Russian reputation in Pekin, safeguarding Russian subjects, aiding the Chinese government, and preserving order while maintaining allied principles for a central Pekin government and, if peace allows, withdrawal of troops.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Washington
Atlee
China
Russia
Pekin
wPhird
Opening of Oshkosh Free Public Library Event
The opening will be a major event on Labor Day with invited guests from out of town and officials from the Wisconsin Free Library Commission. A program includes an orchestra, speeches by J. 11 Daeldsan and others, and a public reception from 2 to 8 PM with the building illuminated for visitors.
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Oshkosh Free Public Library
Wiscontin Freeibrary Commission
Rotary
Jenkins
J. Hw, Stout
Menomonie
Wis
Harvey
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Slut
Osldcosh
Wisconsiin
Wisconsin
Asthorl
Renee Judge
Cleveland
Provident Ny
Direete
ASTOR
Sored Tan
Jobin Miulva
Mage
Iva
Sound of “Eitiwate
Daeldsan
Maurssy
Wil
Visi
Che
Frei
Theibrary
Fe. Hy Isdwards
D. Cleveland
John Ties
Jdl
R. H. Tinleey
A. A. Simonds
C. W. Thadford
Mire
Charles Barber
J. J. Moore
Katherine Oo Manley
Invehmann
TV Arion Orchestra
Clergy Careers and Marriage of Rev Weller at Wisconsin Churches
The Rev Edward Randolph Welles served as rector at Christ Church Eau Claire and St Matthias Waukesha, later at Church of the Intercession Stevens Point. He was deputy from Fort Wayne diocese to the general conventions and a Nashotah Theological Seminary trustee. He married Miss Bessie Brown May 18, 18— at Eau Claire. the couple plans to move to Stevens Point residence near Sophia and West Davis streets.
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Edward Randolph Welles
Christ Church
Eau Clatre
St Matthias
Waukesha
Stevens Pot
Fortu Tee
Nashatah
Stevens Point
Saphia and
West Davislund Streets
Lesson on linen care hosted by Mrs Muzcherh O Hitler
Short notes detail a ladies class in Neo nah Mingay led by expert demonstrator Mrs Muzcherh O Hitler from Chi HE. The event at the First Congregational church parlor focused on laundering linen and care. Proceeds go to the Tandies' benevolent society, with over $50 raised.
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J. A. Moore
R. C. Brown
Jeanie Chirk
J. J. Wickwire
Neo~ Nah
Mingay
Muzcherh O
Hitler
Chi- HE
First Congregational Ehurch
Kane Beh
Tiller
Pemoapail
Ohta
Ahaa
Oshkosh
Wild lottery notes from exhibition tickets story
The article reports chaotic early estimates for an exhibition, noting 65,000 tickets sold at half price to banks and private buyers, with losses borne by banks and bonds investors. It mentions prize folders and a state lottery, price drops from eight to four pence, and weather remarks appended.
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Twiy
London Telegraph
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