Revival meeting at Schell's Hall sparks constitution plan
Commercial Union gathered at Schell's Hall with about fifty business leaders for the first meeting in two years. A committee of Albert Pfaender Philip Liesch and Magene Koehler was appointed to draft a new constitution and by laws, while plans were set for a girls training school in New Ulm and a delegation to St Paul. Beach and Bowers Minstrels booking announced for next Sunday at the Opera House. The Sperl will case appeals denied, a new trial granted to the chief beneficiary and contestants, with court reasoning summarized. Railroad demurrage rules and funding to schools via demurrage split discussed, Nolan bill opposition noted.
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Schell’s Hall
Jacob Klossner Jr
Albert Pfaender
Philip Liesch
Magene Koehler
New Ulm
St. Paul
Woman’s Clubs
Legislative Committee
Lodzy
Dr. Strickler
L. J. Buenger
J. J. Behnke
Woman's Federation
Tkion
Edgar Smal
New Usia
Stoickler
Newim
Jossy Wekstein
Lew Wim Stone Co
Cammisston
New Vin
Beach and Bowers
Opera House
Beach and Bowers Minstrels
Supreme Court
Sperl
Webber
District Court
Senate
Frank Clague
Lamberton
House
Clague
Nolan
Minneapolis
S. D. Peterson
Shippers’ Association
Charles Silverson
St.Paul
Minnesota
Stock Killed by Strange Beast in Lamberton Farmland
Farmers near Lamberton fear nightly depredations by an unknown predator. A. Smithson lost a colt in the barnyard last week as Dr. Zindel spotted two blazing eyes in pursuit. Tracks suggest a big cat or lynx. a search party forms toward Big Cottonwood as crews track the mystery beast.
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Lamberton
A. Smithson
Zindel
Smithson Home
Cottonwood
Demurrage Bill Passes House With Narrow Vote
The reciprocal demurrage bill introduced by Representative Nolan passed the house by a single vote against. Debates included attempts to defeat it, while the measure requires railroads to furnish cars within 48 hours at terminals and 72 hours elsewhere, with penalties and moving requirements for loaded cars.
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Nolan
Brady
St. Paul
Northwestern Saengerfest to Bring 2000 Singers to La Crosse
La Crosse prepares to host a multi day Saengerfest July 23 to 26 with 2000 singers on a new $100000 auditorium. Miss Anna Hickisch, a La Crosse soprano, plus performers from Chicago Madison Eau Claire Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis New Ulm will headline. City may bond $465000 for the venue. 15000 already pledged. 1000 child chorus in matinees. magazine promoting attendance planned.
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Mies
Anna Hinkisch
la Crosse
Alise Nielson
Minneapolis
Chicago
Madison
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Ulm
Ilinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
The
Dakotas
Hiekisch
Saengerband
Northwest
Shippers Investigation Opens as Loftus Testifies
The Minnesota Shippers and Receivers' Association inquiry in Minneapolis begins with George S. Loftus as the first witness. Rep. Bills grills on questionnaires and candidate evaluation, while James Manahan clashes with officials. A New Ulm protest and asylum injuries report surface, with local business leaders denouncing the investigation and plans for a new public building advancing in New Ulm.
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House
Minnesota Shippers and Receivers’ Association
George S. Loftus
S. D. Peterson
New Ulm
Bills
Wadena
Loftus
Mr. Bills
Sherburne County
Andrew Davis
Ink River
Lennon
James Manahan
Manahan
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Commercial Union
Conlsignee
Laues
Consignees
Consignee
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Ochs Bros
Richard Geisinger
Springfield
Rockefeller
Shippers
Peterson
Fur
Mallahan
Inter
Board of Control
Tomlinson
St. Peter Asylum
Archie Honeyman
Brown County
Vana
Edward Broennimen
New York
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
R. J.o'donnell
Treasury Department
Grand Lodge of the
M. C. Tifft
Long Prairie
J. F P. Craemer
Crookston
Peter Nelson
Red Wing
Charles Larson
St. Pau
J. F. McGuire
St. Pan
Jacob Newsall
Alax van Praag
William Harnish
Ssothey
Anderson
Omid Fm
Banner Brand House Garments
Sateem
Heatherbloom Taffeta
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