26 Feb 1896
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1896
Page
1
The fragment markets fabric lines with prices for cashmere and fancy worsted in various widths and shades. It reads like a shop advertisement offering Black Goods and specific yardage prices well below marked values.
A Turner Hall program paid tribute to Washington and Carl Heinzen, praising Washington as a liberty champion and Heinzen as a defender of religious and political freedom. A. J. Alwin spoke on Washington’s deeds, religious views, and leadership, with readings by Mrs Steinhauser and a paper on Heinzen by Col. Pfacuder. The event followed by college proceedings, music, and another Mixed Choir performance.
A drunken vagrant named Frank Bennett, described as a tramp, tore down an American flag from the St. Paul Carnival Special over a Pullman connection. He obstructed the train, was removed from the depot, and jailed for six days by Justice Brandt. A second warrant for drunkenness led to ten more days in jail after he pleaded guilty.
A mysterious arson attacked the Northwestern Hotel in the early hours Tuesday, oil-soaked porch and a blazing front section trapped guests and workers. Firefighters saved limited furnishings as insurance stood at 1600 for the building, owned by Herman Nagel, with the sole culprit still unknown. Prof. Lugger’s notes on chinch bugs and farming appear alongside Cuban bonds chatter and an optimistic pole claim by Mr. Stenjueger about polar lands.
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