Wintner case jury criticized and Eddy’s political maneuvering
In New Ulm a jury in the Wintner case is faulted for bias amid a violent shooting over a poker win. A column mocks Eddy’s influence in Redwood County politics and a Gazette deal. The piece condemns sensational journalism and urges wiser national celebration of the 4th with less noise and more patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tino
Wintner
Eddy
Redwood County
Mike Dowling
Redwood
Redwood Gazette
Eddy Nees
Schmall
The
Gazette
Knocker Classes Harm City Growth and Morale
A Chicago Chronicle quote laments sectional slavery and cites every town's knocker club. It argues such critics hinder progress, spread slander, and harm local business with idle fault finding. The piece urges residents not to be knocker but to foster prosperity.
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St. Peter Herald
The Way of the World Peculiarities of City Life
A fragmented vignette contrasts people’s quests for justice money housing romance and divorce. Friends and neighbors pursue varied goals from theatre outings and gift flowers to building homes or escaping toil while some seek retirement or a move to town as others crave a bucolic farming life and outdoor work.
City Council Proceedings Regular Meeting Actions
City council met Tuesday with all members present led by President Eibner. They filed league invitation, quarterly city justice reports, and monthly police and fire reports. The surveyor reported completion of grading and boulevarding German street, and warrants were ordered. Alley grading in block 64 N of Center Street approved. Warrants to board of review approved. Bills totaling 1269 83 approved.
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Eibner
League of American Municipalities
Jamestown
N. Y
Jos
Center Street
Board of Review
Geo. Jacobs
Excursion to Twin Cities by North Western Line
The North Western Line offers a $1.50 excursion departing New Ulm Saturday July 13 at 22 18 arriving St Paul 3 00 and Minneapolis 3 30 with return Sunday July 14 from Minneapolis 20 30 and St Paul 2 30. The trip promotes evening entertainment and lake resorts with inquiries via agents. DeWitts Little Early Risers are advertised for inactive liver and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- Western Line
Twin Cities
New Ulm
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North-Western Line
County Commissioners Session Reports and Local Notices
County commissioners met in regular session with all present. Reports from the Board of Audit and Superintendent of Schools were read and filed. Transfers of district boundaries for John Girg and William Gent were granted to District 12. Assessment corrections for Wu. Kisner referred back. Jail sanitation work contract awarded to Chas. Toberer for 195 dollars. H. Nagel’s coal bid accepted at 480 per ton. County funds tallied at 17,290.51 across Brown, Sleepy Eye, Springfield, Gomfrey banks. Otto Schneider licensed to sell intoxicants in Searle. Annual expenses estimated at 25,000. tax levy capped at 3.3 mills for county revenue, 1.8 for county poor, 0.6 road and bridge, 0.4 disinfection. Hearing set Jan 9, 1902 for new school district petition. Thomas bridge deemed unsafe and ordered closed. Local notes on The Dakota House, china display at PeoPleA store window, visitors and residents, and upcoming excursions and lectures. County figures and personal notices cross the town with ads and health advice.
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Board of Audit
John Girg
Leavenworth
Win
Wu. Kissner
State Board of Corrections and Chaisities
Chas. Toberer
H. Nagel
Brown County Bank
New Ulm
State Bank
Sleepy Eye
Merchants Bank
Shite Bank
Springfield
Citizens Bank
Gomfrey
Otto Schneider
Searle
F. W. Chambard
Thomas Bridge
Heenes
Picnic Site At Henman Heights Pleases Locals
The area around the monument hosts ideal picnic grounds with lush foliage and easy access. The Lutheran college adds a top class bowling alley for students, promoting indoor recreation and exercise within campus grounds. A corner stone ceremony for Sleepy Eye Catholic church drew Bishop Trobee and marked a project valued at over 100000 dollars.
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Henman Heights
Lutheran College
Resting We Loss in German Community Funeral Notices
Two deaths mark a sorrowful week in New Ulm with Mrs K Hottinger aged 63 to 64 dying after a long illness at State Street home. Her husband formerly led a Wiesental business and died six years ago. Also Mrs M Juenemann dies during a surgical operation with funeral today from the Catholic church. John Lauterbach of Redwood Falls, brother of the deceased, arrived. The community extends sincere sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hottinger
Jacob Hottinger
State Street
Chicago
New Uim
Probate Court Hears Will Proof in Brown County
In Brown County Minnesota probate court two hearings are set for will proofs. Agnes Grathwahl petitions to admit a will for Peter Grathwahl deceased with letters testamentary for herself. A separate proceeding for Michael Arnoldi lists petitions by the executrix to probate and issue letters. Hearings are scheduled in New Ulm with publication of notice for three weeks.
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State of
Minnesota
Brown
Teri
Peter Grathwahl
Agnes Grathwoul
Peter Grathwoul
New Ulm
Imeaid
Insaid County
New Vins
Mitny
George
State of Minnesota
County of Brown
General Terex
Michael Arnoldi
Arnanoldi
S. D
New Ulmin
New Dian Review
New Ules Fr Tatel
Hep
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New Ulm Review
By W.R. Hodges and
Asa P. Brooks
Boston
Los Angeles
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chicago Chronicle
City Council Proceedings
DeWitt
Bug
A. Pleherie
Dakota
Alice von Schmitt
Larson
H. Ranbe
H. Retzlof
Koch
Lena Frank
George Olsen
Miss Miller
John Larsen
St. Pan
la Grippe
H. Wise
Madison,Ga
A. Prefierle
Dorothy Adams
Elizabeth Fakler
Rochester
Annie Flor
Steve Gilland
Louis Mogensen
A. Pfelferle
FP. W. Wenger
Weat Newton
South Africa
Pfellere
Haj. Priggis
Inter State
Sean
M. Differdang, Prop
Featherstones
O. M. Olsen
Park Mill
Forster Bros
H. L. Saverien
Ur City
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
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