Guts off all privileges under new Minnesota fare law
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway issues circular detailing two cents per mile as maximum Minnesota passenger rate and abolition of special or mileage tickets. Applies to Minnesota points. interstate rates may adjust later. Clergy, charity workers, and soldiers home inmates receive same reduced inter state rates. mileage tickets after April 30 usable only outside Minnesota. Interstate tariffs unchanged for now. Minnesota rates expected to apply to interstate tickets by July 1. several local notes follow.
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St. Paul
Mountain Lion Rumor Echoes Across Counties Near Ulm
A large wild beast believed to be the same animal causing cattle damage in Grows and Blue Earth counties was spotted Sunday by James Mullen overseer of Te Sueur county poor farm. He found bones near a cave by the Le Sher river, claims a 75 pound creature with light fur and dark stripes, possibly a mountain lion or panther, and a search party is planned. The day’s news adds that Lone Star band of Milford will play at Horschild's hall in Essig next Sunday. College club beat High School nine 15 to 6 at the fairgrounds. Dr Wesbrook spoke on bacteria at Turner Theatre, largely attended. Hanska Cement Tile Co organized with five directors and $5000 capital. Herald Square Moving Pictures to show at Opera House next Saturday. film program promises constant entertainment.
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le Sher
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Horschild
Essig
Collge Club
Fairgrounds
Wesbrook
The
State University
Turner Theatre
New Ulm
Hanska Cement Tile Co
Chris. Moe
Gus.Gilbertson
Anton Ouren
Gudman Anderson
A. BR. Eggensperger
Herald Square Moving Pictures
Opera House
Why Attendants Hit Inmates at St Peter Asylum
A house committee report on brutalities at the St Peter asylum faults some attendants as incompetent and underpaid. Dr Tomlinson notes pay attracts inferior staff and abuses are used to secure discharge. The committee says conditions have improved under board control.
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St. Peter Asylum
Tomlinson
Tomlisson
Board of Control
Peterson's expense bill for Shippers' investigation defeated
The lower house rejected Representative Peterson's bill totaling 3335 for sergeant-at-arms expenses 117 attorneys fees and 958 incidental costs to fund an investigation into the Shippers' association by 45 to 34 with mixed votes on further actions. A later move to suspend rules was tabled and Rockne motion won by a large majority.
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Shippers’ Association
Sam
Roskne
Mr. Peterson
Value of Minnesota roads and railroad stock study
Sundberg committee reports Minnesota railroad property valued at 215,000,000 with a capital base near 400,000,000 and average earnings of 18 percent per mile. Minneapolis & St. Louis line totals show 13,108,903.20 cost to 1906 and 21,200 per mile value. much equipment is aged and largely regarded as worthless. The tax registry bill becomes law next Tuesday, and cases in federal court include Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Co. vs Chicago and North Western Railway. Mrs. Josepha Kleinknecht dies at 71, widow of Conrad, with five children at her funeral.
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Sundberg
Minnesota Senate
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Union
R. W Scherer
State Street
Mankato
Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Co
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co
Jos. Kleinknecht
Jos. Hegerle
Frank Emmerich
This City
John Strauss
Minneapolis
John Duetsch
Butternut Valley
Rankin to Deliver Commencement Address at New Ulm High
The New Ulm high school commencement will be at Turner Theatre in June with 23 graduates the largest class in school history. Prof. A. R. Rankin of the Minnesota College of Education will deliver the address, hailed as a key highlight alongside class honors, a student historian, and a preparatory program by the orchestra.
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New Ulm High School
Turner Theatre
Edgar Zelle
Michael J. Schmidt
A. R. Rankin
College of Education
The
State University
Geological survey to be undertaken near New Ulm this summer
A regional geological survey is planned for the area near New Ulm this summer. Prof Sardeson of the State University has agreed to conduct the survey at a reasonable cost, with the Commercial Association approving a $200 aid. A committee will seek further city council assistance.
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New Ulm
Sardeson
State University
Commercial Association
Klossner
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