Crone Brothers Offers White Goods and Fine Fabrics
Crone Bros advertises white goods embroideries laces and novelty suitings. Showcasing Gold Medal dress goods fancy brocade and all wool Henrietta mohair Sicilian and best styles for the season.
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10 Feb 1897
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1897
Page
1
Brambel Rotary Engine Claim Examined as Fraud by Times
The Times investigates Sleepy Eye inventor Bram bel and his rotary engine claim and finds no evidence of more than one engine built. Reports say Grant Prescott built the engine, Brambel grants income but disputes profits. Bank of Montreal and other entities deny large deposits, while officials label the tale a fake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapoliuys
Grant Brambel
Sleepy Eye Inventa
Eview
Grant Prescott
Slepy Eye
Prescott
Bramlel
Brambel
Duluth
Chicago
Trenton
New Jersey
Springfield
Minois
Toronto
W.C. Derby
Trenton Street Railway and Electric Co
Sioux City
C.J. Bludon
Bramel
Times
Westinghouse
Charles Brambel
Auburn State Prison
New York
the Times
Aub
Parker Brambel
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Pegrant
Missouri River Union Padde
G Phillips
Phillips
Sayre
Mankato
Sleepy Eye
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Man
Times prints dubious contract for US sale to Bramble
The Times reproduces a flawed Bramble contract for the United States sale to Henry Francis Allen. The document is hand written, poorly executed, and the purchaser’s name is misspelled. A Brambel note to Hays urging heavy items for Minneapolis or Chicago papers exposes aggressive newspaper tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
United States
Henry Francis Allen
Brambel
Times
Hays
Minneapolis
Chicago
Dreis Ends His Life Amid Financial Worries at Store
P J Dreis a St Paul pharmacist and father figure to Mrs F W Hauenstein killed himself with a pistol shot fired at the rear of his drug store following a fierce quarrel with his son George over alleged fraudulent shipments and mounting debts. He faced a $10 000 mortgage and a $1 000 Germania bank note as creditors weighed on him. A witness described his unstable mindset and stated he had threatened suicide on several occasions. The incident drew hundreds to Turner Hall for a masquerade ball held the prior evening where groups and prizes were noted for pageantry and musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Dreis
St. Paul
Albert Scheffer
Giesen
F. W. Hauenstein
Pioneer Press
George
Dress
Mr. Dress
Germania Bank
H. A. White
Turner Hall
Bats
Schiell
Meta Seiter
Herman Schwidt
Beat Hons
Arlington County Seat Bid Blocked by Supreme Court Ruling
The Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed a lower court order preventing Sibley County from acting on a petition to move the county seat from Arlington to Gaylord. The decision holds the initial petition valid with the required signatures, granting Arlington the first chance after the five year window, and bars tampering by striking names or delaying elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Sibley’ County
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Gaylord
Gaylofsl
Foa
Board of County Commissioners
Town Talk notes and local visits around the city
Local notes mention Chas L Roos visiting with family and twins for Gannon the liveryman, and various residents and visitors from Minneapolis St Paul and other towns. The piece lists several short social and business items, upcoming events and a planned ballot of community groups. The Turnverein opened a new home in St Paul, and a masquerade is planned with multiple locals traveling to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Wilde and bishop clash in witty social duel
Anecdotes recount a social clash between Oscar Wilde and a witty bishop at a gathering. Wilde parries with clever lines while the bishop counters, then a tale from the Bishop of Exeter about losing and finding a watch adds a humorous close. A New York World anecdote ends with a quip about counterfeit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wilde
Mr.Wilde
Sam
Mr. Wilde
Golden Rule War Prices Halt Old Fish
A narrator derides a shopkeeper as a antiquated, overly priced dealer. He is described as aged and infirm, with stock as old as he is. The speaker argues the merchant uses lofty prices to skim profits rather than serve customers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crone Bros
Fic
Thompson
Jackson
Warner's
Henderson
Aurora
the Times and
Dreis
St Paul
Draggist
Sibley County
Chas. L. Roos
Geo. Graff and
Wm. Meyer
Minnesota
Venezuela
S. R. Arthur
Northwestern Insurance Co
City
Mr. Gannon
C. H. Ross
Aiten
Fred Belter
John Zeller
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mr. Chase
Capitol City
Dr. Hirsch
BF. Struck
Excelsior
A.T. Behnke
Tracy
John Kopetzki
Montana
Larson
Richard Maurier
Mondus
Blessing
Miss Ambroseh
Spokane
Rueben Townsend
J. H. Doty
Courtland
Judge Webber
Col. Bobleter
Chas
Seth
Manas City
Jos Ay Eckstein
Frank Friedmann
Jacob Nix
Mr. Seible
Lansing
Turnverein
Ida Hauenstein
Wa. Koch
John Lind
Hy. Samson
G. A. Ottomeyer
Windsor Hotel
Social
Congregational Church
Citizens Bank
New Ulm
Frank Rinke
Mrs. Schade
Mra. Hicks
Carroll, Moll
Kiefer and
Koehne
O. M. Olsen, Drugyast
Exeter
New York World
Colden Rule
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