Return of Company A and 2nd Regiment to New Ulm after encampment
The 2d regiment band and Company A returned Saturday evening from a ten day camp at Lake City aboard the M & St L. A crowd at the depot welcomed them as Col. Bobleter praised the encampment as the regiment’s most successful despite heat. Lake City officials faced criticism for neglecting troop comfort, while New Ulm posed as a preferred future encampment site, promising better treatment.
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Hope and Memory by Dorothea Hauenstein
An essay on hope and memory as driving forces of progress and culture. It contrasts youth’s bright hope with memory’s solace, notes memory guides past pleasures, and explains how hope propels struggle, ambition, and civilization while caution tempers optimism.
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Dorothea Hauenstein
Hns
Hope
Bolt
Atlas
Nome
Where They Celebrate Fourth of July in Brow County
Brow County prepared for multiple local Fourth of July celebrations. Lutheran and Catholic groups host picnics and programs at College Hill, Catholic Park, and Lake Omstod venues with speeches by Rev. Sendmeyer, Rev. Skaret, and Rev. Fossum. Hanska, Sleepy Eye, Springfield, Cottonwood, and local towns offer games, dances, ball games for purses, balloon ascensions, and band music, with grand parades and diplomas. Stunners in gray perform wand drills, and Turnfest concludes with diploma ceremonies and wreaths.
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Lutheren
College Bill
Prof
Schaller
Concordia Band
Schmucker
Tivoli
Catholic Park
Jorgen Fladmo
Lake
Omstod
Hanske
Skaret
Hanska
Fossum
Laverne
Lake Linden
Hyrska
Andrews
Einar Hoidale
D. Peterson
Cottonwood
The
Evangelical Church
Hamnan
Springfield
Jeffers
St. Peter
W. A. Funk
Mankato
Sleepy Eye
Fort Ridgely
Rev.j .John Goergen
H. 0. Hess
Brow County
James Schneider
Turnverein
Sty
Orro
Turners Reach Narione Turnfest in Philadelphia Trip
The Turners and Tessador Jo Schneider along with Fred Serter and Hugo Gebser left for Philadelphia on Monday June 18 to compete in the Narione Turnfest of the North American Gymnastic Union. They toured Washington briefly and praised the capital's public buildings before attending the festival with about 2000 participants.
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Turners
Tessador Jo Schneider
Fred Serter
Hugo Gebser
Philadelphia
North American Gymnastic Union
Washington
Sam
Philadelpha
New Ulm
Washington Park
Independence Hall
Carpenter’s Hall
Betsie_ Stork
Suicide at St. Alexander's Hospital
F W Gommel, an elderly inmate of St Alexander's hospital, shot himself with a 138 calibre revolver on Friday evening about 6 30. He was about 82 years old and had long resided in the city, once serving as city marshal. A German letter found on him blamed cyclone relief actions for driving him insane. The coroner ruled no inquest necessary and the funeral was held in the city cemetery that afternoon.
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Socrates
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Dante
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Wolfgang Reichel
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F. W. Gommel
St. Alexander's Hospital
Gommel
Burg
Flavia
Elsase
Rothenburg
Germen
County Valuations and a Sleepy Eye Accident
The report notes county valuations of real and personal property and a separate incident from Sleepy Eye. John Wild suffered a sprained wrist after a vehicle rollover while returning from a funeral with friends. he was the only one injured in the accident.
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Sleepy Eye
John Wild
Mr. Wild
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