Gen Jos Bobleter New Ulm Mayor Dead In Civil War Soldier Leader
Gen Jos Bobleter longtime New Ulm mayor Brigadier General of the Minnesota National Guard dies after a long illness Funeral and burial held with full military honors in New Ulm city mourns a public minded editor soldier and politician who served in state and national service
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Jos. Bobleter
New Ulm
Minnesota National Guard
Gen. Jos. Bobleter
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Iowa
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Ith U. S. Infantry
Navy
Second Iowa Cavalry
Theth U. S. Infantry
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Black Hawk
Red River
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New Ulm Review
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Columbia National Bank
Minneapolis
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Grown County Bank
Bobleter
Minnesota
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Hecker Post G. A. R
Charity Lodge
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New Ulm Royal Arch
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