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New Ulm Review in New Ulm, Minnesota

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New Ulm Review

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New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

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Aug 26, 1908

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Synod conference closes after wide Lutheran gathering

The Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America finished in New Ulm after a week of doctrinal talks and social events. Delegates from seven German synods and guests from Canada attended, with leaders from Milwaukee St Louis and Chicago shaping the proceedings. The next meeting will be in Seward Nebraska with officers Bading Brandt Meyer Christiansen presiding.

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New Ulm Lutheran Synodical Conference of Theological Seminary Hamline J. Nordby Lee, II Pieper St. Louis South Koebler Milwaukee Schmidt Obermeyer Ss. Louis College Hill Heyne Decatur Illinois Seward Nebraska New Orleans J. Bading P. Brandt Pittsburg John Meyer Wi. Christiansen Detroit Joint Missouri Synod East Lutheran Church Exposition City Synod G. Mezger St. Louis Theological Seminary Dr. Pieper Colorado J. F. S. Her Lutheran Sanitarium For Denver Indiana Biedemann Indianapolis Joint Synod of Missouri Miller Fort Wayne Ilinois Theo. Bohm Addison W. Heyne John Schaller Wisconsin President Bading Daib Wisconsin Dis
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Telephone Linemen Quit Work in Nicollet County

Nicollet County Telephone company is tied up as linemen refuse to work due to danger. St Peter headquarters report construction and repair halted. City lighting plant's move to twenty four hour operation prompted the strike, with fears of dangerous contact between live wires and electric lines.

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Nicollet County Telephone Company St. Peter St. Peter’s
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Cobden train incident ends with armed man confrontation

A large revolver wielding Black man threatened train crews in Cobden after a Northwestern freight was sidetracked for an eastbound passenger. He boasted of time in Virginia, aimed at a brakeman, and caused traveling men to retreat to the caboose, as the passenger train sped away. A Princeton lecturer cited Grover Cleveland condemning haste in business life.

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Cobden Northwestern Darky Coon Grover Cleveland Princeton
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Romance Ends Honeymoon After Waiter Wink at St Paul Dinner

A young bride ends her honeymoon in a St Paul wedding dinner quarrel sparked by a waiter’s wink. Marion Howard, a Lake City operator, storms out after alleging insult, while Albert Haegele, a New Ulm corporal, remains in the city. The couple’s marriage had begun only days earlier.

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Neumann St. Paul Albert Haegele New Ulm Haegele Camp Lakeview Marion Howard Lake City Neumann's Cafe
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Irate parent seeks justice in perjury case over underage marriage

Roman Krueger Sleepy Eye policeman stands charged with perjury for swearing Grace Cunningham was eighteen when she married him. Cunningham a prominent citizen opposed the union. Grace seventeen. Krueger, a divorced officer, was arrested in Sleepy Eye and moved to St Paul for trial with his wife at his side. The case proceeds as Grace remains loyal despite parental anger.

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Roman Krueger Willis Cunningham Grace Cunningham Krueger Roman Buffalo Kruuger Monticello St. Paul Sleepy Eye Sleepy Fye Ramsey County
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