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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

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Presence of Mind Averted A Severe Railroad Wreck

Conductor Joseph Weber formerly of New Ulm credited with stopping a stalled Omaha line train four miles south of Mankato by pulling the emergency cord. Eight cars derailed, three passengers lightly injured. steel construction prevented greater loss of life. Weber, praising steel cars, helped evacuate passengers and reported no medical needs. He and his in law ties noted in New Ulm. Two hoboes detained after burglaries in German Park.

Joseph Weber New Ulm Omaha Road Mankato Weber St. James Minneapolis & St. Louis Omaha Mendota Pigeon Hill Minneopa Falls Mr. Weber Henry Fortwengler Cottonwood Township

Important Business Before Meeting At Commercial Club

This evening the Commercial Club holds its regular monthly meeting with urgent business. Topics include planning summer auto tours, visiting towns, setting trip times, and restoring community picnics after harvest. Reports from the good roads, central heating plant, and White Way committees are due.

Commercial Club Good Roads Committee

Engineer Resigns Over Street Committee Conflicts

City engineer F. D. Minium resigns amid conflicts with the street committee which has taken over his duties. Salary disputes and countermanded orders hindered progress on Washington street and other projects, prompting Minium to return to private work in New Ulm. The resignation was expected to be considered at the council meeting.

F. D. Minium Minium Watertown S. D Schernan Filzen Mr. Minjum Loretto Hospital

New Ulm High School Graduates Highlight Women’s Roles

In a commencement program, salutatorian Ruth Olsen discusses education for girls and the value of college training for any path. Valedictorian Stonia Kunze analyzes barriers to women in business and outlines needed changes to compete with men. Prof. A J Todd then addresses the audience.

New Ulm High School New Ulm Victor Reim Ruth Catherine Olsen Girls Glee Club Stonia Adelaide Kunze Miss Kunze Supt. Hess A. J. Todd

University Week Programs Delight Attendees and Donors

University Extension Division reports a successful University Week with strong attendance and positive feedback. Prof H C Preston spoke on retail distribution and newspaper advertising as a remedy against catalog houses. Lectures at the Armory covered Shakespeare lyrics and Spain and Spaniards, while Rev Herbert S Bigelow delivered a forceful talk on The Religion of Inspired Politics.

University Extension Division H. C. Preston Commercial Club Preston Armory Lyric Quartet Maximilian Dick James Davies W. J. Plummer Spain England Herbert S. Bigelow Cincinnati

Concert Preview at German Park Hits Sunday Series Start

Ideal weather as Second Regiment Band opens the season at German Park with a ten week Sunday program. The mixed concert features Marek Caesar’s Triumphal Overture, Poet and Peasant, Rocked in the Cradle of the Deer, Pfingsten ist gekommen, Red Feathers, Barber of Seville, La Torpille, Two Little Bullfinches, The American Up to Date, and ends with The Star Spangled Banner.

German Park Marek Mitchel Suppe C. Lovenberg E. Kiesler Ee G. B. Mann Ermussian Loney E. Vogel Gen. Grone Sergi P. Kitaberger Jos Tastela Duss

Kitchener and Staff Bound for Russia Reported Drowned

A Liverpool cable reported Lord Kitchener British secretary of war and his staff drowned off Scotland while en route to Russia to direct the campaign against Germany. Dispatches confirm a torpedo strike by a German submarine on the transport carrying the party.

Liverpool Lord Kitchener Scotland Lord Kitchener Russia Germany

If a man will not work, neither should he eat

A moral sermon extols honest labor and fair wages while condemning beneficiaries of unjust laws. It cites Colonel Goethals at 15 000 a year and Vincent Astor at 800 000 for doing nothing, arguing work sustains society and even hobos must labor.

Colonel Goethals Panama Canal Young Vincent Astor Young Astor Noah

White and Black in Cutting Affray at Coal Chutes

A white employee known as Slim Sloan and a Black worker nicknamed Yellow fought with knives and a sewer-pipe blow, injuring each other but none seriously. Police jailed both men at the county jail as county authorities prepared a formal charge in this ongoing labor crew dispute.

Dixie Land Northwestern Yellow Slim Slims East End Durance Vile

City Water Sanitation Report Sparks Official Confusion

City officials clash with state health findings over water quality as reports claim the supply is sanitary yet not safe for public use. Health officers push concrete cistern coverings while authorities debate data and call for clearer state guidance.

State Board of Health State Board College Hill Supt Mueller Seifert Water Committee

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