Local notes and notices from Oshkosh era
Dr H B Dale Jr at home on vacation and visiting relatives. A3 Allen’s family in town. Mrs Delia Gampard returns from Champaign Illinois visiting Mrs D J Moore. Alderman candidates in fourth Ward discussed and K of L petitions for postal telegraph bill surpassing 2000 signatures. P H O’Connell expected January to Oshkosh for season start. Jeasin Bartlett now pastor in Sioux Falls. Oshkosh Assembly 1 holds lively party. Draperies catch fire in Holdean’s store. quick clerk action halts spread. Northwestern Railway launches Overland Express Chicago to Council Bluffs with palace cars and fast connections to Pacific Coast. Chicago to Sacramento via Missouri River service promotes rapid transit. sleeper cars to Golden Gate. Timetables and reservations via Chicago & Northwestern or G P A E P Wilson. The latest Chicago addition announced.
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H. B. Dale Jr
Brown
Myra
A. 3. Allen
Delia Gampard
Champaizn
D. J. Moore
Dacknor
Davil Lawson
Sec
Fourth Ward
K. of L
Congress
P. H. O'Connell
Oshkosh Tem
Sesson
Jeasin Bartlett
Times
Unitarian Church
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Oshkosh Assembly 1
Holdean
Northwestern Railway
Chicago
Council Blairs
Wich
Chicago & Northwestern
Jean Chicago Ulaiy
Mossour River
Denver
Missouri River
Golden Gate
Sumarapuiseo Lo
Uoure
Chicago & Northwestern Realway
E.P. Wilson
Tb G. P. A
Lil
Postal Telegraph Debate Seeside With Poorer Classes
A Vines reporter quotes Conar Essuan Gurxruma opposing the postal telegraph as harming the poorer classes. He questions Richard Guenther’s stance while criticizing Jay Gould’s influence and urging government run telegraph service to serve everyday people.
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Conar Essuan Gurxruma
Vines
Congress
Jay Gould
United States
Richard Guenther
Jay Genk
Political wire pulling shapes state party ticket
A political machine narrative describes Republican leaders assembling a state ticket through county and state conventions. It condemns office seeker henchmen, party papers, and newspaper influence as tools to manufacture public sentiment, culminating in a false notion of the will of the people.
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Ting
Ogain
Sash and Blind Mills Shut Down For Jan 15
The city sash and blind manufacturers close their mills and plan to resume January 15, leaving about 800 workers unemployed during the downtime. Average earnings of 81 per day imply roughly $14,000 withdrawn from local wages, reducing labor income while prices may rise for consumers and benefiting manufacturers according to the report. Knights of Labor oppose strikes and hope manufacturers act humanely.
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Reedii
Knights of Labor
Lesson on Syndicates and Trusts Exposed in Coal Strike
A historical article denounces a powerful syndicate the Rondigo and Penusviverna as a tyrannical coal company that controls mines housing and services. It details a 24 cent per ton wage demand, miner strikes, mass evictions, and doctors banned from aid. It urges union action and repeal of corporate charters by Union Labor party. It notes a birthday gift to an employer and a county board special session.
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New Owl Ptive
le J
Dike
Coal Lad
Ale TV
Cntecounmry
Ttwell
Earl
Jokasuf Tive
Primstone
Liisa
Mimst
Union Labor Party
As & Pennsylvania Railroad Company
S. EH. Leland
Man Street
County Board of Supervisors
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Oshkosh Record
JRFEF
Kellogg
Dent's Block
J ¥. Ayer
Qerrosa Hecorp
Haro’s
Post Ice
Rychman
Kansas
St. A
Oshkosh Assembly
L.nu
Union Tan Hall
J. Crawford
M. W. G. Boden KL
Winnebago Assembly
Dai Labor
Meyer M . CO. Rheman
Nene Star Assembly
K Ofl
Masons’ Union
U Union Laser
Jlamm
Pres
Carpenters Union
Sit
Wondorf
Carpentes Union
Wsband
Ait
Jaebor Hall
Belknap
Tere
Woendorf
W. Puepko
IRS
Sinvaba
Vogt & W. Schwirz
Soo
Danish Brothers’ Association
Vegta Wondorf
Hell Ki
Dohnsun
Weisbroif ML
Chas Ginsler
Win Lonk
Kia
Gustrounther
John Litcher
The
Overland Express
Hayden
Eany Poor
ULSI
BATU
Korgengrul
Wasul Hitch
Lule Uwe
Tost
Bian Wan
Politics
Meviney
Main Street
Stase
Oys
Hyerybody
Santa Claus
BF. W. Smith
Department Store
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