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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1908

Page

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Suffocated in a bran bin at Eagle Mill accident

John Huhn, a 56 year old Eagle Mill veteran, was engulfed in bran while standing on an iron ladder pushing bran toward a spout. Rescuers freed him too late. he died a few minutes later. Four of his sons also work at the same mill. Funeral held Monday at the family home. Prof Hess travels to Washington for a national educational meeting. Lafayette dramatic club to perform Ten Nights in a Bar Room. Sleepy Eye group offers Between the Acts in Sleepy Eye and Lamberton area. Births and deaths statistics for Nicollet county listed. Anton Olding dies at North State Street home after residing in New Ulm since 187?. survived by Agnes Lukas and six children.

New Ulm Magle Mill John Huhn Huhn Hubo Eagle Mill Company Hess Sleepy Eye Washington Department of Superintendence National Educational Association Dramatic Club of Lafayette Winthrop City Hall Amatuer Dramatic Artists Sleepy Hye Lamberton Nicollet County Courtland Village Courtland Township Lafayette Village Lafayette Township Wear Newton Ridgely Lafayete Courtland Courland Township Ridgely Ganil Anton Olding North State Street Gliding Oldenburg Germany America St. Paul Agnes Lukas Anton Martha Raymond Irma Bruno Angela

Embezzlement Charge Nets Minneapolis Teller

Adolph Stamwitz a National Bank of Commerce teller in Minneapolis has been arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Rich on embezzlement charges. He has served the bank for twenty one years and a number of irregularities have been noted by government bank examiners. Stamwitz denies culpability and says the situation may prove only a bookkeeping error once fully examined.

Molot Stunowitz National Bank of Commerce of Minneapolis New Ulm Hig Clear City Torovrelrelas United States Rich Acooressy

Remains of August Duevel Brought to City for Interment

The aged New Ulm pioneer August Duevel, born October 12, 1822 in Lesen-Wittenburg, Germany, died earlier and was interred in the city cemetery after a return from Minneapolis. Capt. Albert Steinhauser delivered the principal address at the grave as Mrs. Duevel accompanied the remains.

August Duevel New Ulm Minneapolis City Albert Steinhauser Duevel Lesen-Wittenburg Germany America Ohie Reniis Ahi Afso Otto Duevel Tacoma Sod Adolph Duevel A. W. Doerrwil Jos. L. Kuehli

Denkmal Loge Formed In City Lodges Consolidation

At Turner hall Saturday night two Herman Sons lodges merged to form Denkmal Loge No. 21 77 with Grand President Ziegler and Grand Secretary Harpke present. An informal banquet followed as officers congratulated each other. Brief addresses were given by Prof Boenisch Chas Hauenstein Chas Stoll and Julius Berndt. Officers listed include President Chas Hauenstein Vice President Chas Stoll Secretary Julius Berndt Financial Secretary Gon Oswald Treasurer Fred Pfunder Directors August Puhlman Gen Jos Bobleter and Jus Flor Guide Alb Ring Guards D Koester Fr Lamecker.

Turner Hall Herman Sons Denkimal Loge Ziegler Harpke Boeniseh Chas Huenstein Stoll Julius Bernds Chas, Hauenstein Chas. Stoll Julius Berndt Gon. Oswald Fred Pfuender August Puhlmanon Gen. Jos. Bobleter Jus. Flor Alb. Ring D. Koester Fr. Lamecker

Buenger Leads Minnesota Retail Furniture Dealers Anew

L. J. Buenger of Minneapolis opened the third annual Minnesota Retail Furniture Dealers Association convention with a push against Chicago based Interstate Furniture Dealers and big mail order firms. A committee of ten was appointed to plan cooperative buying to compete on popular furniture prices. Buenger named chairman and elected president.

Minnesota Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association Minneapolis L. J. Buenger Chicago Interstate Furniture Dealers’ Association

Citizens State Bank of New Ulm formed with 100000 capital

Mullen filed incorporation papers in St Paul for The Citizens State Bank of New Ulm to meet new state bank laws. Nine incorporators include Mullen Buenger Henle Olsen Retzlaft Hummel Samsen Koch Krook. Capital stock 100000 and surplus 50000. Directors and officers to remain largely unchanged at first meeting April 1.

Citizens Bank M. Mullen St. Paul Citizens State Bank of

We Are King at Turner Theatre Next Wednesday

Turner Theatre presents Whiteside comedy We Are King offering an engaging mix of light comedy drama romance and pathos set around an imaginary German principality. The production highlights strong dramatic situations and a captivating love story.

Turner Theatre Management Whiteside Germany

Lind Takes Place From Johnson on University Board

Former Governor Johnson announces John Lind as a member of the state university board of regents to replace J. T. Wyman. Lind begins a six year term March first, after Wyman yielded to supporters of the university.

Johnson John Lind Board of Regents the State University J.T. Wyman Lind

Bobleter Challenges Eibner Backed by City Forces

In a heated political contest in Mankato General Bobleter agrees to run for mayor against Gen. Eibner after Silverson resigns as mayor. Eibner faces strong opposition from administration allies as both sides vow a vigorous campaign while the council weighs leadership. Also, Irene Gilbertson of Traverse seeks hospital skin grafts after kerosene lamp burns.

Chas, Silverson Eibner Gen Bobleter Kibner Irene Gilbertson Traverse

Was Frank Massapust Murdered in a Lake County Shack Fire

The remains of Frank Massapust were brought to the city and interred after funeral services by Rev. Wheeler. He was last seen at five, the shack burned at eight, and neighbors doubt self harm, suggesting murder for his money with the fire to cover the crime.

Frank Massapust Ashawa St. Louis Rev Wheeler Congregational Church Massapust Ibis

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John Hubn Eagle Mill Adolph Stamwitz Denkmal Loge Buenger Harriman Bradley Chicago News Ews Bank The Citizens State Bank of New Uhn Edmund Carroll Carroll Amy Leslie Des Moines Register Carroll Company Kalenberg Turner Theatre Mr. Carroll Wm. McKegney Edmund Deane Thomas Carroll W. G. Maxwell H. Erbert Leila Hill Parke Patton Marie Clifton New York Globe Silverson Andrews Mankato Ace L. G. Douglas Shoes Jockton Douglas Crone Bros
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