Guardsmen on New footing under president call
An override of Minnesota state control allows the entire National Guard to be called by the president for service anywhere, with the guard serving ahead of volunteers and facing court martial for noncompliance. Regular army officers will assist, and costs for clothing and equipment will be supplied by the United States without charging state allotments. The Guard gains access to armaments, ammunition, and participation in regular army encampments and maneuvers.
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War Department
Washington
St. Paul
National Guard
Minnesota
United States
United
United States Service
Secretary of War
Fort Suulling Guard Posts and Rifle Range Update
Fort Suulling may be used by the guard at any time for camping or maneuvers. The fine new rifle range nears completion and on military posts with regular troops guard officers hold equal rank with regular establishment officers.
Janesville Beats New Ulm In Short Muddy Game 2 0
Local fans witnessed one of the best brief games as Janesville defeated New Ulm 2 to 0 on a muddy field. Mueller pitched well for Janesville, limiting New Ulm to three hits off Orcott. Chapman and Peach returned to strengthen Tracy, while Morgan opposed Redwood Falls on the fourth. Other local results include Mankato edging Lake Crystal after eleven innings, Sleepy Eye over Redwood Falls, and Comfrey defeating Springfield in an eleven inning thriller.
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Janesville
New Ulm
New Ulmites
Mueller
Orcott
Morgan
Chapman
Peach
Helgert
Cap
Morris Chapman
Battery
Tracy Bunch
Redwood Falls
Mankato
Lake Crystal
Lafayette
Bernadette
Sleepy Eye
Broskie
Cutting
Hertz
Fischer
Comfrey
Comfirey
Springfield
New Uln
Collins
Stringer
Kramer
Neert
Jer
Biapardo Lynch
O'Shapard Hagen
Cinson
Arnold
Jones
Ibrcott
Shapard
Oreott
Baasen
A Bunch of Stories From A Mildly Racy Page
A collection of brief quips and jokes from periodical pages. An Irish student jokes about a sacrament after a poisons lecture. A boarding school head confronts a knife on a tablecloth. A Scotch suitor endures a long telegram, finally earning an affirmative reply.
Did His Loss Drive Him Insane in Minnesota
A Minnesota man Carl Schwaderer once prosperous in New Ulm vanished after a robbery in Minneapolis left him intoxicated and unable to explain his losses. Certificates were later found under a sidewalk, revealing his money remained in banks but inaccessible. He is now an inmate in an insane hospital at St Peter, with guardianship needed to access his funds. The piece also touches on Judge Ross praise, Hanska Fourth celebrations, Republican appointments, and a supreme court ruling upholding a mortgage usury challenge involving Gustaf Widellys and others.
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Carl Schwaderer
Minneapolis
New Ulm
Schwaderer
State Bank of New Ulm
Toqdby
Schwad
Hospital For
St. Peter
Hanska
Ole Johnson
Fort Hill Park
Hans Frederickson
A. R. Eggensperger
Harold Sorlien
Granite’ Falls
Frederickson
St. Olaf College
West End
Nicollet County
Republican County
Aug. Samuelson
Bernadotte
Andrew Jensen
Brighton
P. A. Retrum
Lafayette Village
Anton Youngblom
Lafayette Township
J.C. Brennesholtz
Ridgely
C. W. Block
Courtland
Jos. Altmann
West Newton
August Samuelson
State OF Minnesota
OF Brown
Jacob Petry
Armand Petry
Brown
Minnesota
Court House
New Ulm Review
Said
Minn
Geo. Koss
The Cult of the Hotel and Its London Importance
A compact collection of historical quotes on hotel culture and urban life. The piece cites Milan Corriere Delia Serra on hotels as London’s backbone, includes a Punch jab about social scenes, and a classroom joke from Chicago Tribune.
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London
Milan
Corriere Delia Serra
Pastimes of Madmen Inventions From Insane Minds
Helen E. Meyer in Harper's Weekly notes how insanity yields odd creative acts and dangerous devices. It describes a Widlejulf patient who built a parification machine from a bottle plank and tires, produced bread loafs, then destroyed the device when photographed. Additional vignettes cover wax collecting, lock impressions, knives of strange shapes, sculptors who bite or carve bone, and a Beelzebub believed lunatic toying with toy wooden men.
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Widlejulf
Dr. Marie's
Beelzebub
Helen E. Meyer
Har Der's Weekly
Triumph of Mind Victim of Delusion Doctor and patient dialogue
A Chicago Tribune rendition portrays a patient fearfully declaring brain fever and the doctor debunking it as an illusion of the senses. The physician insists there is no fever or material basis, while the patient insists on the mind’s reality and question of existence.
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Chicago Tribune
Pulling That Hair In The Pursuit Of A White Strand
A woman frets over the elusive white hair that appears amid brown strands. She describes hours spent locating the single white hair only to pull out a brown one, leaving the stubborn white strand still shining.
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New York Press
A New One For Him From the Philadelphia Press
A tourist comments on the salubrious climate and asks a native to write down a new expression. The native jokes about tired swearing at the climate, adding a light humorous exchange. The quote is followed by Nietzsche on the duration of great sentiments.
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Philadelphia Press
Friedrich Nietzsche
Henny Berg Seeks Reappointment as County Treasurer
County treasurer candidate Henny Berg appeals to Democratic friends and the public to support his bid for the office. He pledges to serve the people with his best effort, regardless of party, if nominated and elected.
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Henny Berg
Judge of Probate Nomination Announcement by GE Ross
For Judge of Probate I announce my candidacy for renomination as the Democratic candidate. During the two years the people have trusted me I have labored with them to merit confidence and approval and if reelected I will continue to serve to the best of my ability.
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Theley
GE. Ross
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