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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

5

Political Advertisements and Boer War Reflection in Brown County

The New Ulm Review prints a schedule of political notice rates for Brown County candidates and notices, listing charges for different offices and emphasizing fixed prices. It also comments on the South African War, arguing progress and modernization shape nations, praising English-led development and railroads while reflecting on Boer losses and destiny.

Brown County Conmion Congress Deeda Ptlsap Libius Brown County Journal New Ulm Volksblatt Jas. J. Green New Ulm News W.R. Hopess Sleepy Eye Herald Hopess & Brooks New Ulm Review Ernst Brandt Porter Fortschritt Fred A. Wright Springfield Advance H. G. Hays Sleepy Eye Dispatch Spain China Philippines Boer

Supreme Court affirms Minnesota railroad rate ruling

Justice Brown delivers the opinion sustaining the Minnesota Railway and Warehouse Commission in fixing coal freight rates from Duluth to southwestern Minnesota. The decision upholds the commission’s authority to curb excessive freight charges, potentially prompting refunds to consumers and setting a statewide precedent. Also notes New Ulm welcomes two conventions and Redwood Falls hosts a July carnival with a lake dedication.

Brown United States Supreme Court Minneapolis John Lind Duluth Roads Railway and Warehouse Commission Union Redwood Falls

Firemen Prepare For State Convention In New Ulm

The New Ulm fire department hosts the state Firemen's Convention June 10 to 12 drawing 400 to 600 visitors. Delegates arrive Tuesday. Mayor Wendicke and Chief Engel will welcome them. Events include a 2:30 opening session, a banquet at Turner Hall, a Wednesday parade with floats, arches, a fire run on a special building, and a grand ball Thursday. Proclamations urge decorations, bunting, and lanterns along the parade route to illuminate the procession. Local parks and river woods are noted as picnic spots for visitors.

New Ulm Wendicke Engel Turner Hall Schell Hauenstein North German Park Herman Park 1St South Slong Minnesota 4Th North Broadway 1St North

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