29 Aug 1900
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
1
Ia Materials promotes large rolls of Cotton Buttings sold in four pounds each. The text promises uniform thickness and easy use once opened. It emphasizes quality and consistency, appealing to customers seeking reliable padding material.
A critical look at Samuel R. Van Sant known as the Captain, former Minnesota House member and gubernatorial candidate. The article notes he failed to vote on several bills including worker protections and pawnbroker interest limits, and highlights a later voting reversal on a street railway wage bill. It previews voter questions on republic policies, imperialism, and government reform ahead of the state election.
Havensteins defeated the invincible Winthrop Colts 11 to 6 on the home grounds. Haas and Williams formed a strong battery for Havenstein while Dimond allowed nine hits for Winthrop. Walter A. Plymuth of Mankato starred for Havenstein, and the game featured good play despite seven Local errors. The event included plans for parochial residence work and a big Turner theatre ceremony later in September with fanfare and special trains.
The full term begins Wednesday September 5 with about thirty five students, a larger enrollment than last year. The college blends religious instruction with high school academy and business college, led by President J Schaller and a faculty including F C Sperling G Burk A F Reim A Akermann and Q Montgomery. Ten to sixteen entering students, nine new academy pupils, and two Black students from Greenburg NC among four colored pupils. A new gymnasium will start this week and be ready within sixty days. Alumni meeting planned during the State Fair.
Philadelphia Ledger notes Mr Neely prefers to be a terrible example to Americans rather than an edifying spectacle to the Cubans. The remark implies a critical stance toward public behavior and international perception, reflecting a provocative political: social commentary from the era.
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