New Ulm Poultry Show Eyes Big 500 Bird Exhibit
The New Ulm Poultry Association announces its second annual exhibit starting next Friday with an expected five hundred birds, many from St. Paul Minneapolis and Winona. The event moves to the opera house to accommodate rising entries and attendance, featuring lectures Sunday and a poultry institute Monday, with prizes including silver cups and a silver medal.
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Newlm Poultry Association
Minnesota Valley
Mankato
Seiter
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Winona
Opera House
Association
American Poultry Association
Poultry Journal
Lashes Kaiser for Spending With Dismissive German Editor
Berlin editor accuses Emperor William of living beyond his means for over twenty years. The conservative Vossische Zeitung, never sensational, claims the Kaiser spends far more than his income and contrasts his $5,000,000 yearly outlay with Roosevelt’s $50,000 salary. It notes deficits since he ascended the throne and attacks costly journeys as major spending causes.
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William
Vossische Zeitung
The
Lion
William I
Que
Kaiser
Roosevelt
Nahum
Death of Northwestern fireman Louis Pixl in city yards
Louis Pixl, a 25 year old railroad fireman, died after injuries from a switch engine backing into his freight train in Northwestern yards Sunday forenoon. He lived barely thirty hours after his leg was severed, and authorities note his earlier minor injury. New Sweden Mutual Fire Insurance reports 2003 policies and $4.78k losses in the last year. Local church groups plan outreach with Minneapolis missionaries.
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Louis Pixl
Northwestern
Pisl
Pixl
Owatonna
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Lyman Pierce
Trimble
Methodist Church of the West
D. P. Jones
W. D. Lawrence
Harry W. Jones
United States
Canada
I T
New Sweden Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Kmi
John Q. Currier
Henry Rater
St. Paul
Works of Mandato
W. B. Kunze
Gmake
Poultry Show Will Pause Basketball at Opera House
High School notes report a poultry show at the opera house will prevent any basketball game there next Friday while the girls team is expected to play at Sleepy Eye. A second team match between high school and college ended 26 to 22 in favor of the high school busch. The year divides into two halves with certain courses ending before the break and new ones starting after, while most subjects continue uninterrupted.
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Carl Ahrendt
New Ulm
Scherers
Pfaenders
Greenville
Miss
James K. Hackett
Ahrendt
St. Paul
Amatuer
Gtherings
Turners
Lawrence Barrett
Thomas Keene
Edwin Booth
Tomasso Salvini
Richard
Clague
Senate
House
Johnson
Nicollet County
Bendixon
Swift, Armour and
South St. Paul
Opera House
Sleepy Eye
Busch
Status of Sleepy Eye Milling Co in reorganization talks
The Modern Miller of St Louis reports a January 14 creditors meeting in Minneapolis with eight major creditors representing two thirds of debt. Banks' note renewals are the main cause of trouble though assets in country elevators stocks and accounts total about 722,000. A trusteeship may be arranged to facilitate a reorganization, with the mill continuing operations.
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Modern Miller
St. Louis
Sleepy Eye Milling Company
Sleepy Eye Milling Co
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mercantil
GMO
Teis
Pillsbury Company
City Reservoir to Be Concrete Structure on Monument Hill
City Council at a special meeting Friday voted to build a concrete reservoir on Monument Hill. Plans by City Engineer Blomquist estimate a cost near 10 000 dollars with bids due February 15. The 75 foot diameter, 30 foot high tank will have 20 inch base walls and 15 inch top walls, reinforced with steel rods over an inch thick, a concrete roof on steel trusses, and a capacity of 1,000,000 gallons.
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Monument Hill
Blomquist
Earthquakes and interior earth science insights
Prof William Hallock of Columbia University cites a solid earth model with a pressure solid interior and ongoing readjustments causing quakes. The piece notes the crust depth range, high core temperatures, and that sunspots do not drive seismic activity. Minnesota farm output rose from 99 million to 260 million dollars between 1860 and 1907 alongside local social notes about visits and relatives.
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Mississippi
San Francisco
William Hallock
Columbia University
New York Times
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Stark Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Arnold Hillesheim
Sigel
John Cutting
Nic Schwartz
Leavenworth
Peter Carstenson
Eden
John C. Hanson
Prairieville
Robert Albrecht
Milford
M. J. McCormick
North Star
Isidor
Dairy and Food Commission
Inorg
Tana Guidiman
Ben Reitman
Bent
Berlin
Fias
Redwood County
Standard Oil Company
Mixed Choir of
Lutheran Church
William Stelljes
Herman A. Vogelpohl
Lena Ruemke
Martin Burk
Prof. Reim
Ernst Schroer
Supreme Court of the United States
Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company of
Redwood Falls
Lincoln
Carl Crone Jr
Twin Cities
Ason
Anton Beyer
Earth
Flammarion
George Welsh
Herman Peterson
Thief River Falls
N. Henningsen
L. G. Bell
Joseph Sister
London
Marsh
Crone Bros
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