New Uim Review and Cassel x Jam-Up Gazette
A 1899 page notes Tax General Lawton’s death in battle and lauds a new Cassel X paper under Sid ney Huntley. It reports on Red wood Falls politics, imperial debates, rail freight increases, and new Minneapolis weekly by Verity and Day. Carnival clubs form, with North West clubs and top amateurs and pros slated for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney J. Huntley
Sid
Cassel x
O.P.G. Day
W.B. Verity
Minneapolis
Tris Bbune
Cines
Taered With The Same Fame And Political Fray
A partisan letter mocks a Republican speaker, arguing the Populist era shows higher costs and deficits. It cites inspection costs, year-end balances, and employee counts to challenge claims of better policy, urging readers not to overthink the issue.
When does the twentieth century begin according to the New York Sun
The piece cites a Sun Q&A to settle century timing, stating the nineteenth ends in 1900 and the twentieth begins January 1, 1901. It also notes a controversy over the century boundary and mocks overreaction. The item includes local notices about railway division talk for New Ulm and subscription promotions for the New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adam Bede
Pope
Ecclestrical
Bede
New York Sun
New Thy Review
Parm, Stock& Home
Farm
Stock & Home
Bratia
New Ulm Review
Three Oaks Debate Over Dewey Cannon Gift
An exchange reports Benstor McMillin asserting Three Oaks, Michigan holds clear title to the Dewey cannon gifted to a national monument project by Admiral Dewey. Navy Secretary Long had recommended confirming the gift, while Dewey recalled delivering the gun to a city contest winner. He vowed to appeal to the president if the cannon is challenged. The interview notes plans for a May trip to Chicago and possible attendance at a Three Oaks celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benstor ‘McBmillin
Three Oaks
Dewey
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Hooper
McCulloch
Corregidor Island
United States
Maine
San Francisco
Chicago
Nebraska beet sugar crop yields record high output
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy officials report Nebraska sugar beet growing expanded to meet two large factories in Grand Island and Norfolk. Planting weather was favorable, stands were good, harvest and processing began October 1 with strong yields. Farmers may receive about five dollars per ton for top quality this season. State output is estimated near 25,000,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Nebraska
Grand Island
Norfolk
Goose Plant Blooms Again in Chicago Parkhouse
The goose plant, a Guatemalan flower, has blossomed in the Washington Park tropical house in Chicago for the first time since 1895 experiments. Eight-inch vines with a single green leaf form a goose-like shape, tail filament at the blossom end. Head Gardener Fred Kunst proposed a shorter name after many visitors suggested goose plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Chicago
Guatemala
Fred Kunst
Mail Bag On Brakebeam In Terre Haute
A torn mail bag was found wrapped around a brakebeam on a Van dails east bound train near Terre Haute Indiana. The bag reportedly traveled Milford Ohio to St Louis then back east to Terre Haute before its presence was noticed. A report will be sent to Washington. A schoolboy essay about a play includes archaic comic lines and mock villainy ending with a dramatic gore theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Milford
St. Louis
Washington
Fire Ordinance Enforced By City Fire Marshal
The ordinance requires metal or fire proof storage for combustibles and prohibits hay and straw deposits outside secure enclosures within the fire limits. Exemptions may be granted for isolated outskirts with permits. Dated New Ulm December 7 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenry Engel
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New Uim Review
Ernst Wicherski
E. R. Garager
Edtor
Tax Gibbon Gazette
Lawton
San Mateo
Redwood Falla
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Railway Commission
St. Paul
Florida
Hicks
Worsd
Endicott
Republican Partisso
Brother Hays
Reis
Pop
New Ulm
St. James
St. James Journal
New Ulm Commercial Union
New Ulm Aginst
Admiral Dewey
Michigan Town
Manila Bay
Emillstone
Turner Hall
Eckstain
Tinkets
Bohol
Benssmanon
H. and
E. Schaefer
Lindy Cashier
Andrean P.Q
Minn
Epple
Jos. Epple & Co
Prop’s
F. H. Behnke
Will
Twin Cities
J. H. Forster
Minnesota
Dakota Ranch
Pierre
Dakota
Chas. Stubbe
Roche Saasia
Har Compat
A. Warner Shepard
Healthie
Sewer i Ieee
N. Henningsen
Tel
Ats
Fleischer
B. Follyamann
G. F. Beachler
Doehne
New Ulm. Minn
Chr
Burmeister
Julia Mario
R. Loh
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