Winthrop Triumphs Over Hauenstein Team 7 to 4
Winthrop winds up a hard fought Sunday baseball win over Hauenstein Brewing Co. 7 to 4 at home. Poor attendance and two missing Hauenstein players set the tone as a gusty wind and soggy diamond hampered play. Hagberg and Johnson spark Winthrop with key plays including Hagberg’s center field catch. Next Sunday’s home game against Redwood Fultz looms as a promising rematch.
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Winthrop
Hauenstein Brewing Co
Winthrop Colts
Acore
Hauensteins
Metcalf
Schmid
T. Minkerwitz
Arlington
P. Johnson
Johnson
Henderson
Diamond
Hagberg
Frank Baasen
Bansen
Williams
Timm
Haas
Colts
Mather
Cordes
Minkerwitz
John Baasen
Winthrop F. Kempt
Meder
A. Kempt
New Ulm
Ron
Brewers
Pete
Redwood Fultz
Quite a Difference in a City Rush Party Observed
A writer recalls guarding a late night gathering of prominent young people including mayors’ daughters and visiting professionals. The group toured homes of J. Newhart, Klossner, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Silverson, moving in an orderly, festive fashion amid open windows and amused onlookers.
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Nated, T
Winona
Washington, D. C
Boston
J. Newhart
Klossner
Wm. Silverson
West Point
Rope-laden political musings and Roosevelt critique
The passage cites William Allen White and excerpts from Teddy's Arguments, noting Roosevelt’s money and imperialism stances, Mark Hanna and Tom Platt’s criticisms, and a Duluth Herald reaction. It contrasts humor about wealth with strong defense of Roosevelt’s constitutional arguments and anti-Democratic cant on militarism and conquest.
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Teddy
Roosveldt
Mark Hanoa
Tom Plat
St. Paul
Roosevelt
Mark
Kanas City
Porto Rico
Mr. McKinley
Congress
Cuba
Mark Hanna
Duluth Herald
Minnesota Leads in Rural Free Delivery Progress
Washington scribe for the Minneapolis Times reports Minnesota heads rural free delivery efforts with public maps and prepared application blanks. State officials praise local support and map evidence as the northwest shows eagerness, while Clarke notes Minnesota as the most progressive in the union.
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Lind
John Lind
Minnesota
News Tribune
Aitkin Age
Alexandria Post-News
Age
Miller
Mills
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Gran
Brother Mitchell
Clausen
Kenyon
Pope
Bowler
Capt. van Sant
the Age
Dunn
Washington
Minneapolis Times
Thss
Rural Delivery Service
Clarke
Union
Northwest
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G. A. Ottomeyer
Angelina
Wos
Ulm Roller Mill
Gold & Silver
Stag Brand
Monarch
Peronte
Madras
Stas Brandy
Percale
Crone Bros
Havensteins
Ulm
Supreme Court
Appellant
United States Express Company
Appellant Commission
Mandarius
W. A. Fraser
Red
Arthur Heming
Saturday Evening Post
New Ulm R
PO. A. EL Baasen
Timme
Inkerwitz
Bausen If
P.O
E. Kempt
Meyer
A Keen
Friedlape
Peterson
Shier
Dimon
Tim
Dimond
A. R. Olson & Co
General Merchandise
N. Johnson
Prop
Gibbon, Minn
Pierat
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