German societies convene in St Cloud with temperance talks
Two thousand German-Americans gathered in St Cloud for the Staats Verband annual meeting. Officers elected include John Grode of St Paul as president and Willibald Bibner of New Ulm as financial secretary. The convention urged Catholic education and tempered views on prohibition, advocating anti teasing practices while opposing government wide prohibition as impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Cloud
Minn
Federation of German Societies
Davidson Opera House
J. B. Hims
James Trobec
Max Wurst
Wabasha
George Stelzie
Minneapolis
Staats
George Gerlach
St. Paul
J. Q. Juenemann
Frank Erling
J. Leonard
Math Gross
Paul Kemp
George Stelzle
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Digestive Aid
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for lack of gastric juice and indigestion. It claims the product builds and balances gastric fluids, allowing normal digestion of meals and reducing related discomfort. The copy notes physician endorsements, availability from druggists, and a 50 cent price with mail sample offer from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Bidg
Marshall, Mich
William Jennings Bryan Seen as Popular Campus Figure
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan recalls that as a student at Jacksonville Presbyterian Academy in Illinois she was expelled for buggy riding with Bryan, who was then a national candidate. She says she would do it again and describes Bryan as a popular, persuasive figure who later aided her to become valedictorian.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Jacksonville Presbyterian Academy
Ilinois
Danville
Mr. Bryan
Julian S. Wadsworth
Brocton
Mass
Bryan
Proposed Split of St Paul Diocese From Minnesota Diocese
Dr John Wright of St Paul leads debate in favor of setting off the St Paul diocese. General deanery opinion opposes the division and resolutions against the plan are likely to be adopted.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
John Wright
Cattle Entry Halted Into Montana Over Anthrax Fears
Miles City Mont Oct 2 Deputy State Veterinarian Swank orders halt on all livestock shipments into Montana due to anthrax in neighboring states. Exemptions apply to Montana outbound trade. Sheriff and Judge coordinate border precautions while a meeting is set to discuss preventive measures and rate plans.
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Miles City
Mont
W. S. Swank
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
M. B. Knowles
Custer County
Wyoming
Dakota
Judge Loud
First Convocation of Winona Deanery Opens at St Pauls
The Winona deanery held its first convocation at St. Pauls Church in Winona as Bishop Morrison of Des Moines attends. The day long sessions include the Episcopal church at Wabasha rector Rev Cameron Morrison as a feature. principal business matters to be addressed.
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Winona, Minn
Winona
St. Paul’s Church
Morrison
Des Moines
Cameron Morrison
Wabasha
Grand Forks Robbery Suspect Arrested for Watch and Diamonds
In Grand Forks North Dakota Oct 2 Florence Sanburn reports a thief choked her and stole a gold watch and diamonds valued at 300 dollars in the northern part of the city. Ea Hardy was arrested in East Grand Forks and a watch belonging to Mrs Sanburn was found in his possession.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Florence Sanburn
Ea Hardy
East Grand Forks
Hardy
White thief shot by St. Paul man at Fourth and Wacouta
In St. Paul Minnesota on October 2 Mike Crotty a teamster was shot by Harry Hicks a Black man at Fourth and Wacouta streets after Crotty robbed Miss Christina Benson of her handbag. Hicks fired and Crotty sustained injuries likely to prove fatal.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Mike Crotty
Harry Hicks
Fourth
Wacouta
Crotty
Christina Benson
Hicks
Fugitive shot by Lester De Boe. Grotty critically wounded
Lester De Boe, described as another colored man, fired twice at the fugitive. One bullet grazed Grotty’s right temple and the other pierced the left lung, causing internal hemorrhage and prompting transport to the city hospital where doctors deemed the wound likely fatal.
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Lester de Boe
Grotty
Northwest in Brief Iowa Falls Highlights
A roundup from several Iowa towns reports Mrs. Amy H. Leonard dies at 93 in Iowa Falls. Other briefs note Roy Huppert killed by a wagon near Waterloo, a cottage fire in Clear Lake, Barney Campbell's recovery in Mason City doubt, Elizabeth A. Bruns' death in Anoka, Ev erett Holder negotiating a lease for the Holder Animal Show, Roy Frank injured at a steam laundry, Ting Fong Lee jailed for side work, Eli and Mrs. Brown celebrate golden wedding in Grundy County, Deets on Cheyenne River allotment progress, and cooking instruction starting at Winona Normal School.
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Iowa Falls
Amy H. Leonard
Mason City
Barney Campbell
Swaledale
Anoka
Mina
Elizabeth A. Bruns
L. H. Bruns
Everett Holder
Holder Animal Show
Fair Grounds Association
Roy Frank
Ting Fong Lee
Eli Brown
Grundy County
Pierre
S. D
Deets
Cheyenne River
Winona
Minn
Winona Normal School
Frances Barrows
William Robinson Weds Agnes M Scott in Quiet Ceremony
Yesterday afternoon at five o clock William Robinson married Agnes M Scott in a small ceremony. The couple exchanged vows in the presence of close family and friends at the local church.
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William Robinson
Agnes M. Scott
Wedding Cheer at Elks Club for Popular Chef Robinson
The Elks Club cheers chef and assistant steward Mr. Robinson on North Fourth Street as he prepares to marry a Canadian bride who has lived locally for years. The couple plans to reside here and he will keep his duties at the club.
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Fice
Leonard Kleeber
North Fourth Street
Robinson
Elks’ Club
Bill
Mr. Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
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