Remarkable Clairvoyant Weber at Dakota House in New Ulm
A famed trance medium and clairvoyant known as Prof Weber arrives in New Ulm from Jackson Michigan and rents Dakota House rooms A and B. He offers astrology based readings, promises fair pricing only if clients are satisfied, and claims to forecast past and future events with accuracy. He draws a mixed response from reporters and locals, with supporters praising his honesty and others skeptical of his claims.
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Weber
New UN
Prof
Pic
Oe Suuulay
Clates
Germany
Dakota House
Minnesota
Prof. Weber
Madam Weber
Japanese Rug Notice and Ailing Girl in Court
A New Ulm dealer received Japanese rugs with a local notice praising New Ulm and Minnesota. The piece also includes a curious Japanese newspaper with ads for Hero cigarettes Merrick’s thread and a patent dress shield. Louisa Macho, 11, was evaluated for sanity and part of a second commitment case after earlier discharge. She resisted doctors, caused damage, and was taken to St. Peter by 3:50 train.
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Louis J. Buenger
Japan
Ulm
Buenger
Hero
Merrick
America
Go Sento
Louisa Macho
Julius
Court House
St. Peter
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
County Health, Jail Plans Highlight July County Board
Brown county commissioners start July session with plans to discuss a new county jail and a poor home, and consider appointing a county health board per state health recommendations. They may award bids for a paupers’ home, review a boiler for the courthouse, and hear bids from ferry operator Albert Cummings pending county bridge work. Residents of Leavenworth push a Big Cottonwood river bridge at Howard’s crossing, while numerous bills since January will be approved.
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Brown County
State Board of Health
County Board of Health
Herman Amme
Court House
Albert Cummings
Ridgely
Minnesota River
Leavenworth
Cottonwood River
Howard's Crossing
Cattle Shipment Plans Stalled by Flood Delays
Mullen and Stuebe of Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Co travel to Kansas City to assess their herd amid flood damage and railro ad delays. If cattle decline, they may demand full payment from the railroad and ship to a South Dakota ranch.
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Messers. M. Mullen
Chas. Stuebe, Sr
Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Company
Kansas City
Aurohinson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Wmporia
Kan
Messrs
Mullen and
Stuebe
South Dakota
Rates Dispute Over Minnesota Freight Reductions
Coast and Chicago St Paul traffic officers met with Commissioner Staples as Minnesota freight rate cuts on coal and lumber spark court risk. Officials fear applying the Minnesota order will disrupt hundreds of interstate tariffs and may force a judicial settlement or executive compromise to equalize rates with outside lines.
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Minnesota
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Trafic
Railroad Commission
Coast Lines
Chicago-St. Paul
Staples
Windom Tornado Destruction Highlights Fatal Storm
Prof Critchett reported Windom tornado damage near Wilder, with an eight mile by forty rod path leaving eleven dead and half a million dollars in losses. A farm sheltering fifteen people in a cellar was swept away. the hotel area escaped the worst. Mrs Thomas becomes sole proprietor of the Millinery Parlors after Mrs Eder’s retirement.
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T. Critchett
Windom
Prof. Critchett
Wilder
Ulmman
T. Thomas
Eder
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Maton Weber
Glairvoyant
Hare
New Ulin
Mederine Remedy CO
Duluth
Min
Mederine Ened
Mederine
Pares
W.G. Alwin
Daruggist
L. G Buenger
Utteseekers
Minneapolis & St. Louis
A. B
Cutts
G P
Minneapolis, Minn
Cottonwood
Tur
Goughs
Jim
England
R C. E
Hanny W. Brown
L. J. Buenger
Eden Enecen
J. Eckstein
Oie
Jwt
Haven
Brand Kage
Secor
Oana Aan
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