Relief for Sioux War Defenders Veterans Bill Proposed
A bill introduced in Congress would grant twelve dollars per month pensions to Minnesota residents who defended New Ulm or Fort Ridgely during the Sioux war of 1862. It requires state adjutant general attestations of service when muster rolls are absent, and aims to relieve defenders or widows. Col. Pfaender urged passage, noting past broad bills caused inclusion of unhurt home guards.
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New Ulm
Fort Ridgely
Congress
House of Representatives
James T. McCleary
Moses E .Clapp
Senate
United States
Minnesota
United States of America
State of
Brown
Charles E. Flandreau
John Jones
United States Army
Wm. Ptaender
Pfaender
Minnesota State Senate
Wakefield, Lind
McCleary
Col. Pfaender
Tne
Washington
U. S
Lincoln
Milford
Charles Roos
Jacob Nix
Col. Flandran
St. Peter
Mankato
le Sueur
Flandran
Av Nerane
Ee Ee
Miss Sitwell Examines New Ulm Exhibit For St Louis
Miss S E Sitwell of Minneapolis inspected the New Ulm public schools German English exhibit prepared for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St Louis She praised the display and accepted the entire exhibit noting its unique character The materials show essays in English and German by pupils with topics on the 1881 cyclone the Sioux Indian massacre and the Hermann monument.
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New Ulm
St. Louis
S. E. Sitwell
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Miss Sitwell
City
KE. T. Critchett
Prof. Critchett
United States
Hermann Monument
Critchett
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