Ewert Addresses Thirty in Minnesota Campaign Stop
Paul Ewert, assistant U.S. district attorney and Republican hopeful for Congress, spoke at New Ulm after stops in Sleepy Eye and Springfield. An audience of less than thirty heard a spirited defense of tariff reform and non-partisan tariff commission, with Ewert contrasting McCleary and Gutterson. He urged openness and clear stands on issues, noting coal, lumber, iron tariffs and railroad valuations. Local notes report guests, job moves, and family illness among area residents.
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Paul Ewert
United States District Attorney
Congress
James T. McCleary
Gilbert Gutterson
Winfeld Scott Hammond
Ewert
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
New Ulm
Mr. Ewert
Chicago
St. Paul
McCleary
LaFollette
United States
Gutterson
Democratic Hope Hinges On Hammond Gubernatorial Bid
Hammond of St James faces pressure to seek the Democratic nomination for governor as Gov. Johnson refuses a third term and John Lind also declines. If Hammond consents the party rallies behind him with a strong campaigning team led by Lind and Johnson, while Pickle and Talbot launch new business ventures elsewhere. The issue dominates Minnesota political discourse as party leaders weigh the path to victory.
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Winfield Scott Hammond
St. James
Johnson
John Lind
Hammond
Lind
Day
John A. Johnson
Death Claims Tom Dickson in Mankato Typhoid Fatality
Obituary notes Tom J. Dickson, former Lambert on banker and Springfield native, died in Mankato after a three week typhoid battle. Born Dover Olmstead County, he rose from State Bank of Lamberton to cashier of the National Bank of Commerce in Mankato. His funeral was held Sunday at his parents home in Springfield with Rev. Emery delivering the address. Local sports results and community notes follow, including Arlington games, Captain Pfaender at Lake Elmo, and a resurfaced Indian arrow relic found during Washington street excavations.
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Thos. J. Dickson
Lamberton
National Bank of Commerce
Mankato
Tom
Brown County
Springfield
James Dickson
Dover
Olmstead County
State Bank of Lamberton
National Bank of Commerce of
Dickson
Emery of
Bingham Brings Home a Bride in Baraboo Wis
M A Bingham secretly left town and returned with bride Grace Knudsen of East Orange New Jersey now a Whitewater Normal School instructor. The nuptials were July 27 in Baraboo Wisconsin. New Ulm congratulates him as the New Ulm Regulars disband after a strong season.
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M. A. Bingham
Baraboo
Wis
Grace Knudsen
East Orange
New Jersey
Whitewater
Bingham
New Ulm
Fort Ridgely Mecca Company Plans Aug Fort Day Festivities
A New Ulm effort to mark the forty sixth anniversary of the Fort Ridgely battle on August 22 includes the Mecca Company A and the Second Regiment Band. Citizens formed committees to raise funds and prepare a program, with money gathered and plans to bring the band militia and an octette of singers to the Fort grounds, plus Fairfax attractions for entertainment.
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Turver Hall
New Ulm
Fort Ridgely
Richard [Pfefferie
Ben Juni
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Maria Vale
Veronia Anderson
Winona
Henry Gleisner
Louisa Ferber
West Newton
Potek
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Minneapolis
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Gibbon
Samuel
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New York Herald
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Comfrey
St. James Tigers
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Lake Elmo
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Sons of Herman
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Wm. Huevelmann
Dan Egan
Washington Street
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Autos
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