15 Aug 1900
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
1
A letter from Captain Steinhauser, dated June 27, reports serious leg wounds but no permanent disability, hoping for sick leave and home by October. He mentions plans for Turner Hall reconstruction and asks friends to urge timely improvements so he may greet a new hall on return.
The National Association of Democratic Clubs urges a club in every precinct and city to defend the republic. Leaders including W J Bryan Adlai E Petergon James K Jones and William R Hearst push coordinated efforts across the nation. A prison reform panel led by Gov Lind appoints Dr W W Folwell and senators Baldwin and Somerville to oversee plans.
A verse by E R Barager compares long and short forms of the name Alphabet Alick to temper and authority. It notes how recognition comes from who calls and when, not from name length, with references to Alexander Bernard and Christopher.
The council met with all members present and approved the mayor's request to appoint an additional policeman for two months. Bids for grading Broadway segments were awarded to Chris Filzen for $175. Bills totaled $1,346.32 and several reports were filed.
A front threshing machine accident in Sigel fatally injured Wenzel Kraal, 38, a Brown County native. He slipped under the machine’s tracks while mounting, died next morning. He leaves a wife and seven children. funeral held at the Catholic church.
August Havemeyer and William Rehse, both Swan Lake farmers, clashed with Cap Nemo in the Union Hall bar. Nemo defended himself and was discharged. The defendants paid fines of 25 dollars plus about 34 dollars in costs after a Monday morning trial before Judge Henningsen.
For sale a prime business block in Winthrop occupied by A. R. Olson & Co. general merchandise. N. Johnson, proprietor, Gibbon, Ming.
Redwood Falls shut out the Hauensteins 8 to 7 in six innings after rain delayed play to 4 15. Red Woods made six runs in the third inning on costly Hauenstein errors while Smith hit four two baggers before being tagged out at home. Haas allowed five singles and one double as the visitors surged ahead in the third.
In this political appeal the speaker accuses unions and trusts of controlling the Republican Party and denounces their influence through money, urging voters to defend independence. References to Mark Hanna and the New York Republican machine appear, with calls to defeat certain state officials and back the Union Review subscription.
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