Minnesota Imperial Canal Plan: Welsh Proposes River Link
Immigration chief George Welsh urges canalize the Minnesota River from Fort Snelling to Big Stone Lake linking Traverse Lake and Lake Red River. He argues deepening and straightening channels would enable barges from Canada to reach the Mississippi, boosting southern and western markets and easing grain and cattle transport.
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Minnesota River
Ft. Snelling
Big Stone Lake
Northwest
George Welsh
Minnesota
Welsh
Fort Snelling
Traverse Lake
Red River
Mississippi
Canada
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Renville County
Lake Traverse
High Water Brings New Ulm Boys Pastic Divers
Young New Ulm divers from ages twelve to sixteen enjoy high water in a river scene near the Eagle Mill bridge. Victor Neumann is pictured diving from about thirty feet, dodging overhead telephone wires as other youths master springboard somersaults into the swollen stream.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Eagle Mill
Victor Neumann
Democratic County Convention Declines Corporate Cash Hope
A Democratic county convention is called to meet in the city on August lth to elect twelve delegates to the state convention in Minneapolis on August 19. Delegates are allotted by precincts based on votes for Governor Johnson. New Ulm reserves 32, with wards allocated 10 10 and 12. Primaries occur August 12 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m. Also noted is a house fire in Evan where Chris Mogensen’s residence was destroyed and insurance of 2000 collected.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Alexander
Weather Bureau
Springfield
County Poor Fund
General Road and Bridge Fund
Special Road and Bridge Fund
New Ulm
Minneapolis
Johnson
Sprinwtela, Comfrey
Hanska_ Cobden
Evan
Albin
Bashaw
Burnstown Sea Cottonwood
Lake Hi Leavenworth
Linden
Milford Mulligan
North Star
Prairieville Sigel
Stark
Sleepy Eye
Chris Mogensen
Mr. Mogenson
Denver
Fritsche
Lincoln
William Jennings
Bryan
Supreme Court
Emma Aufderhheide
Arthur L. Boock
Spencer
Wis
Fred Aufderheide
Boock
Wilhelmina Boock
Wisconsin City
Henry Kaschaun
North Dakota
Dacotah Club
Turner Hat
Ulm Maennercher
G. Goetsch
Dr. L. A. Fritsche
Otto Meyer
Arthur Dengler
Wm. Winkelmann
Chas. Moerbitz
Bobleter
Camp Lakeview
First Infantry
St. Paul
Vogel
Eckstein
Graff
Richard Baasen
Dickinson Grain Commission Company
Mankato
Charles Kasulke
Monterey
Annie Ohrhammer
Olsen
St. Peter
H. A. Subilia
Tracy
Pioneer Nursery
Soderquist
Lafayette
Idaho
Democratic National Committee Restricts Campaign Contributions
After a conference with William Jennings Bryan the Democratic National Committee adopted rules on campaign funds. No corporate donations, no gifts over 10000 dollars, public disclosure for all contributions over 100 dollars starting October 15, and no funds after November 1.
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William Jennings Bryan
Democratic National Committee
New Ulm Players Shine In Weekend Baseball Notes
BASE BALL NOTES highlight Cap Mueller of New Ulm as a rising star after a one hit game vs Janesville and a strong pitching showing at Waseca. Seifert’s speedy right fielder is praised for hitting and flawless fielding. Regulars blank Autos 3 0 at fairgrounds. Gibbon Autos edge Fairfax 1 0 in a ten inning game. Local crowds attend dances at Andrew Portner and John Schreyer's venues.
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St. Paul
Mueller
New Ulm
Janesville
Waseca
Seifert
Fair Grounds
Gibbon Autos
Fairfax
Gibbon
Andrew Portner
Sige
John Schreyer
Cottonwood
Beekeeping Convention Highlights and Local Notices
Bees, beekeepers and Minnesota. Hamlin V. Poore led a spring protection demo at Alwin place and swarm handling session. Evening talks covered farm apiculture, stings prevention, and cooperative efforts for Minnesota beekeepers.
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Hamlin V. Poore
Alwin Place
Turner Hall
Bird Island
Wm. Russell
Minnesota
H. .L. Patthey
The
Minneapolis Star
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Ganalize
Hful Democratic Committee
Nke
Ottomeyer
Crone Bros
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
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