Labor and Capital Labor Day Address at South Park
John Hicks Jr. delivers a labor and capital unity sermon addressing unions as training schools for citizenship. He stresses education of all society, warns against violence, and urges unions to avoid political entanglement while learning from past strikes. He cites lessons: votes, leadership, restraint, and public opinion as decisive in strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hicks Jr
South Park
Hicks
Gpemker
Hn Hicks Jr
Fosskesh
Development of Labor Unions and Citizenry
Mr Hicks and colleagues discuss labor unions as essential to national welfare while acknowledging past errors and abuses. They compare labor and capital, praising unions for guiding reason and moderation, and urge mature organization to advance workers’ rights within a broader social shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicks
Mr. Hicks
Hberty
Justce
Mrs Siebert Returns From Chicago With Complete Millinery Line
Mrs Siebert has just returned from Chicago with a complete line of full millinery offerings for the season. The shop features hats and hats styles ready for immediate wear, priced to suit a range of customers.
Jumps From Street Car Injures Man In Alighting
James Blahnik of 10 Vinland Street was slight injured Saturday evening when he jumped from a West Alcoma car near West Altoma and Tish streets after not ringing the bell. He struck his head on the pavement and was taken to the Lakeside sanitarium, where he is rapidly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blahnik
Vinland Street
West Alcoma
West Altoma
Tish Streets
Blahnik
Lakeside Sanitarium
Shot Through the Arm Injures 14YearOld Hunter
Fred Klinger aged fourteen, of 22 Hahr avenue, was shot in the left arm at Doemel's point on Lake Winnebago while stepping from a boat. The gun trigger snagged on the gunwale and the ball pierced above and below the elbow. He was taken to St Mary's hospital and doctors expect the arm will be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klinger
Hahr Avenue
Doemel's Point
Lake
Winnebago
St Mary's Hospital
Local notes from Oshkosh and area on Labor Day weekend
Sheriff Wismer escorts Otto Brown to Waupun for a two year sentence for criminal assault. Mayor Fred Darow visits Seymour on municipal affairs then tours a local resident. An ambulance carries John Abrams to St. Mary’s Hospital after a relapse, serious condition. John Shimmerhorn is arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Labor Day court adjourned. Oshkosh public schools open except Dale, with Dale expected ready by Sept 21 after improvements. George Spregg and Theodore Engelke fishing trip ends with a near drowning. Spregg saved by Engelke and both men netted sixty two perch.
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Wismer
Florence County
Waupun
Otto Brown
Fred Darow
Seymour
Wis
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
Oconomowoe
William Nimmer
Nebraska Street
John Abrams
Punhaqua Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Abrams
Dale
George Spregg
Theodore Engelke
Spregg
Engelke
Mrs Julia K Struebing Dies At 42 In Reedsburg Area
Mrs Julia K Struebing, wife of L Struebing, died at 10 o clock this morning at 122 Merritt street after two years of illness, the last four months bedridden and largely unconscious. She was 42, born July 17 near Reedsburg. Her husband, sister in law Mrs Henry Höschfeldt of Reedsburg, and brother Dr J W Kleber were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia K. Struebing
L. Struebing
Merritt Street
Struebing
Henry Hoschlfeldt
Reedsburg
Obituary of Mrs Struebing Reflects Oshkosh Roots
Merritt street resident Mrs Struebing died after months of illness. Born Kilveher in Reedsburg, she married L Struebing June 3 and moved to Oshkosh in 1865. Survived by husband, parents Mr and Mrs A Kleeber, three brothers and a sister. She leaves no children. Member of First Baptist temple. portrait from two years prior accompanies notice. Service at home then cremation in Reedsburg with burial there.
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Oshkosh
L Struebing
Oshknel
Struebing
A. Kleeber
Reidsturg
Tree Brothers
Vhey
le Kilveher
Reedsburg
J. Nieeber
Ta Crosse
W. Kleeber
Willam Thayer
Geo
Suuebing
First Baptist Temple
Death of a Child and Several Local Funerals
Funeral notices from the city report the death of infant Lester Detlite Pellew at 108 Martin Avenue with services at 4 PM from the residence and Riverside Cemetery. Also listed are funerals for George J. Kellogg at 200 Washington Street with clergy from First Congregational and burial at Riverside. Mrs Wolielinta Uecker’s service at her home and Bowen Street Lutheran Church with interment at Riverside. and William Neitzel killed by a streetcar, with services at the residence and Eighth Street Lutheran Church, burial in Eighth Street Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers named for Kellogg and Uecker. large attendance noted at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Teliite
Teste Pelle
Mertin Avenue
Sainday
Raverside
TUE Kellogg Punerat
George J. Kelloggs
Wishington Street
Tv. Talwauld H. Sudth
Fist Congregational Church
Mas
Do. W.ircher
Mrs. W
Damen
Esicket
Jacob Behneider
Baall Welsinger
Joeph Smith
Wifam Wits
Mr. Tonk
H.W. Vo
Adolph Kleinschmidt
Otto Draeger
Emil Krueger
Henry Meyer
Julius Huth
Eel Krueger
Riverside
Neitzel
William Neitzel
Carl Neitzel
Ninth Street
Eighth Street Lutheran Church
Eighth Street Lutheran Cemetery
Marriage of Neenah Editor Greene and Miss Jagersay
Mr Heyd W Greene of Neenah and Miss Olive M Jagersay daughter of Alderman and Mrs George Jagersay of Neenah were married Saturday afternoon at four o clock in Milwaukee by Rev J S Gatley at St James Episcopal church The couple left Neenah by noon sail and plan to reside in Neenah The groom is city editor of The Neenah Daily News and acting Neenah correspondent for The Northwestern The bride is noted as accomplished and from a prominent family The couple will honeymoon briefly and return to Neenah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Floyd
G & Son
Charles W. On. Greene
Park Street
Thin City
Olive M. Jaogerson
George Jagersay
Sherry Street
Neenah
JS Gatley
St. James Byplecopal Church
Grand Avenus
Milwaukee
Neenah Daily News
Northwestern
Greene
Local Notes On Residents And Church Gatherings
James L. Btone of Junon and Samuel M Pedornik are in the city for visits. Ladies Union meetings at First MLRS church and Fast M.KE church planned with social hours and local hosts Mrs Pert Redford, John, and others. Mrs G M Dechtond returns from Venashe. Willard Carr visited in Mt Clemons and Batte Creek. A vacation meeting at wloc T UF will attract attendees on September 1. A weather-ward meteor and stray youths prompt police inquiry. Three children aged up to ten were stopped by Agent Wilkie for playing on Broad Street. Burial notices mention EB Danforth in Brooklyn and reference to Henry Warsi of Winnebago County.
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James L. Btone
Junon
Samuel M .Pedornik
Ripon
Ladies’ Union
First Mlrs
Oy Church
Martha Woolock
Santua
Wish
Waugootreet
G. M. Dechtond
Venashe
Wilkie
Cai Fort
Bey
q+ Levin
Dan Forth
Brooklyn
Nevine
Weil
Henry Warsi
Winnebaga
Leinturta
Thooktyn
Daring Rider May Recover From Injuries
Special to The Neitia Milwaukee Wis Sept 7 report on Van Norman a rider injured Saturday night while performing at a fair town event. He suffered multiple rib fractures teeth knocked out and a crushed jaw. He was improving today and hopes to resume high performances in time.
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Wis
van Norman
Various Classified Ads Advertise Loans Homes Services and Rentals
A garbled 19th or early 20th century classified page lists money to loan, real estate, houses for sale, rooms to rent, job wants, and miscellaneous notices. Entries mention Boyd Son City Market, J T to raft the Contractor, 7 Main Street, 48 Jackson Street, and Eugene Carr care something. Several lines advertise modern houses for sale, cottages, and revenue properties. rent notices include partly modern houses on Raven Street and East Plymouth Avenue. Lost package, cigar store for sale, and a gas range ad appear among the jumble.
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Luna
Sulton
Recurlio
Luseher
Opera Hous
Raware
Sarna
Ian Thtle Monern
Tiouses
Prom
Stieis Aml
Lyery
J.T
Raft
Main Street
Jackson Street
Mra. J. Raycratt
Jackson
Wan
Seelh Allen
National
Beawri Uilding
Dalton
High Street
Mere
TR Street
Cleveland Street
Indians Face Fond du Lac in Double Bill Today
The Indians clash with Fond du Lac Madhens in a home doubleheader amid a slide after a three game win streak against the Lumberjacks. Jimmy Johnson, once a fan favorite, has slumped recently and misplayed a sixth inning ball costing $25. This is the Indians’ final home appearance of the season before road games against Fond du Lac on September 11 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Fond du Lac
Johnson
Ser Mins
John
Wisser
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White Shooting Ducks
Emma Bronson Jones
Franklin Avenue
F. C. Luebhe
L. Struching
Lester Detlite Pallew
Spyeral Funerals
Mr. Heyd W. Greene
Mina
Slame
Tiserne
Serpes
Barker Beis Jruit
Chicago
PEACH
Taney Yellow Wreestone
Cawford Prachis
Rassmussen & Miller Groceries
Ant Trosi Meats
Thane 40
Malin Street
Boyd @ Son
City Market
Led & Son
Ee Ee
Boyd & Son
Chance At Home
the Church Company
Cor. Jackson
Mt Irving
P. S. Bixby
Opera House Square
Garland
Wie
Re Uecker
Bill
Reece
NPEC
Yiuilding
Congress Street
Gonou
Hudson St
Scranton Coal
Cook & Brown Lime Co
Marion and
Market Streets
J. L. Clark
H. M. Harmon
Uirh Street
Badger Concrete Co
Oba
Oshkosh Wis
Weil Pina
Coal and Wood
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Broad Star Phone
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