03 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
1
Indian Celebration committee outlines decorations and events for Home Coming Week with a $300 allocation and street decorating plan. Rev and Mrs Mayer celebrate silver wedding at Friedens Church with a large turnout as sermons, music, and gifts mark the occasion.
After a prolonged deadlock at Baltimore, Wilson of New Jersey won the Democratic nomination on the 4th ballot. On the 44th count Wilson led with 29 votes to 306 for Clark and 89 for Underwood, with remaining delegates scattered. Underwood withdrew, Clark released his delegates, and Wilson was declared the nominee.
Last week a purchase along South Minnesota Street transfers Kiesling land south of Winkelmann property to Dr. Schoch and Echoch. They plan a 40 by 100 foot brick theatre on the English Brothers frontage to host a Princess venue with inclined floor, indirect lighting, multiple exits, and seating for about 600. Construction aims to begin soon with the theatre ready by September.
Turner Allen Bejoorned men of the New UlA Verein dela Taat Wednesday. A house committee will be created with duties to be agreed at a later meeting and supervise all sub-committees. Officers were reelected: Pres Fred Prasnoder Vice Pres Chas Hauenstein Recording Sec Geo Hagen Corresponding Sec Ernst Wichersill Trans Wom Prasader Jr M Iss Turnwart Geo Hogeo 2nd Turowart Jacob Engel Chairman Mental Culture Capt Frank Burg.
About 150 fans watched Franklin host the Athletics last Sunday in a one sided game. The final score showed Ij to 3 in favor of the home team. Bube delivered a long hit scoring three runs and drawing cheers from the crowd. The match between the Aibistion and Brain woe ace.
The New Olm Business Men's Gun Club held a Thursday trap shoot with 25 targets per round. Competitors included Ad Giarbaum Beneltge C Anton Simmet L G Vogel Alt J Vogel Anton G Remaris Malt Pedersen and R D Guptili among 3 professional shooters. all clay pigeons except two were hit.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Albert Fimeyer born August 13 1873 in Brighton Nicollet County at age 39 after a two year illness. Survived by four children and husband Albert Fimeyer who died two years ago. Rev Albrecht officiated and burial was in Lutheran Cemetery. Also mentions Mrs Peter Forst Barbara Frania died at St Alexander's Hospital after an operation for appendicitis born West Newton April 17 1886. Survived by husband Peter Forst, a parrot pair Mr and Mrs Nick Franta of New Ulm, and six siblings. funeral at Holy Trinity Church.
William McDowell, 20, born in Ireland and long in the county, faced Judge Fate De Lab at the Court house after being charged with grand larceny in the second degree for burglarizing the Adolph Alwin residence in New Ulm. He pleaded guilty. after recounting a troubled history, he was committed to the State Prison for an indeterminate term.
A park concert drew a large crowd last Sunday evening until a storm scattered attendees after the band performed several selections. Captain Holme later announced that the program prepared for that Sunday would be carried out next Sunday. The program included A Jolly Good Fellow, Mountain Waltz, On the Beautiful Blue Ridge, and The Star Spangled Banner.
Voluntary observer Aloz L Heale reports June climatology with a mean temperature of 65.18 degrees. Maximum temperature reached 100 on June 30 and minimum 38. Total precipitation is unclear. Thunderstorms occurred on two days in June. Prevailing wind direction was south.
Passenger Train No 517, previously due at 1 06 a.m., now arriving at 1 30 p.m. The delay is 24 minutes.
West Newton voters held a 3 hour meeting to choose a state road route to Fort Ridgely. Prairie road won 22 votes, bottom road 19, third route 9, with the prairie road slated for designation by Nicollet County Commissioners despite route critics citing traffic or scenic concerns.
Souvenir postal cards issued by the Junior celebration committees arrived and will be sold this week at local stores. Twelve subjects are featured including Group Picture of Early Settlers Sioux Monument Old Fort Ridgely and First Log Cabin. Proceeds fund Home Coming Week and campaign goals.
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