07 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
1
A large crowd plans to gather in New Ulm for the Forester celebration next Sunday with estimates of up to 15,000 attendees. Officials and organizers arrange transportation, facilities, and safety measures to accommodate anticipated delegations and a busy day of events.
Mankato will host a large mid summer festival on July 3, 4 and 6 with about a hundred prominent business leaders backing the event. An executive committee arranged a program of sensational outdoor events on Front Street featuring ten free open air shows each day.
An early marketing note promotes safety ties in Dr z s New Life Pills as a cure for bowel and stomach diseases. It claims to relieve headaches costiveness bifiousmess and other ailments and directs readers to O De Olaens drug store for purchase with a promised guarantee.
Eight large tent shows will be seen along the street with five bands engaged for the occasion. The featured band will be the Minneapolis Journal Newsboys' band, fifty pieces, playing every afternoon and evening. Attractions include a Ferris wheel a dog and pony show vaudeville and an Old Plantation act with twenty colored participants. Also on view are Patrick & Francisco's Acrobats Tumblers Guy Farley slack wire Grotesque Randolph family of five trapeze artists Suwanee River Quartette of colored singers and Baker family Scotch Highlanders dancing act plus other features. Excursion rail rates noted.
The eighth annual commencement will be held Tuesday evening June 20 at the college auditorium. Eight men will receive diplomas for the normal course and several preparatory students will enter Northwestern University at Watertown Wisconsin. Names of the graduates include John Bartz Hayes Wis Lachosse Wis Frederic Grimm Zambrota Minn Max Hackbarth Milwaukee Wis Charles Holainger News Albert Lehmans Stanton Neb Charles Martens Columbus Wis Albert Stindt The preparatory graduates are Otto Burke New Ulm Edgar Guenther Watertown S C Charles Otte Echo Minn John Schaefer Stillwater Minn Theopil Albrecht of this place The program will include a musical portion and the salutatory by Professor J Schaller and a valedictory by War Hackharth Milwaukee. A trio of pianists from the class will perform. Rev C Guusewitz St Paul will address the graduates at the diploma presentation.
An advertisement compares consumption to dying and touts Dr King's New Discovery as a fast relief and cure for coughs colds and bronchitis. The text claims a man from Maryland was cured after trying doctors medicine and emphasizes pneumonia prevention. Sold by O ML Olsen's drug store at 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle with a trial bottle free.
A German city treats Gov. Johnson to a highly personal welcome arriving on the 8 10 train. FP W Johnson orchestrates surprise, band in uniform, city tours, and a remarks filled at German park. Mayor Silverson praises the governor as a self-made leader and the visit ends with dinner and a school address in Winthrop.
Eleven members of the Wine Airwoy high school graduated Thursday evening with the president of the board of education presenting their diplomas. Gov. John A. Johnson spoke on education during the ceremony. The class then picnicked on the Minnesota river banks before returning home by team.
Seniors and juniors enjoyed a memorable social at Prof. E.P. Critchett and wife on Broadway. About thirty guests participated in unique games including a literature contest with author names omitted from epigraphs, bringing festive delight to the end-of-year event.
The Campbell Bros Consolidated Shows bring an elaborate program to New Ulm with two performances at 2 PM and 8 PM on Monday. The spectacle features acrobats, equilibrist s, contortionists, aerial acts, a parade, trained elephants, educated horses, and a global menagerie, along with renowned acts like the Flying LeVans and Nellie Ryland. Also noted are local staff changes at Crane Bros store and Ballard’s Horehound Syrup advertisements in the same edition.
On June Sth the Minneapolis and St. Louis will run a special excursion to Estherville Ta on account of Adam Porepaughs Sells Broseireus. Special train leaves New Ulm at TA. Fare rate only 4. Train arrives in Estherville in time to witness the Million Dollar parade. Returning special train leaves Estherville at 6 45 P.M.
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