University Week Backed By New Ulm Business Men
The June 10 1914 New Ulm Review reports New Ulm citizens and local business men funded and supported University Week at Turner Hall. The event featured lectures and artistry, aided by the Turnverein and Union Concert Band, with a small deficit covered by guarantors. The piece praises citizen involvement, notes some disruptive children during talks, and looks forward to next year. A political column previews Winfield Scott Hammond as Democratic nominee for Minnesota governor, praising his leadership qualities and outlining his background from Dartmouth to public service.
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New Ulm
Union
Sis Turner
Turnverein
Anyoe
Democracy's Choice candidate for Minnesota Congress
Mr Hammond presents a candidate proven in faith and loyalty to Democratic ideals through service in the United States Congress. He pledges zeal for a splendid program tied to Woodrow Wilson's administration, portraying him as a shining star of hope for the era.
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Hammond
Congressman Hammond
Southboro
Mass
Dartmouth College
Minnesota
St. James
Watonwan
State Normal Board
Congress of the United States
Congress
Winfield Scott Hammond
Mass Conventi
Congress of the United Staesr
Woodrow
Roby Sentenced to Stillwater for Statutory Offense
Roby formerly of Belgrade township received an indeterminate Stillwater penitentiary term after a June 1 ruling. The court set a minimum seven year length with possible confinement up to thirty years for a May term statutory offense. Defense attorneys Stone and Anderson sought a stay and new trial, but the judge denied and Roby was moved to Stillwater by Sheriff August Olson. The defense plans to appeal to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roby
Belgrade Township
I. M. Olsen
Stillwater
Roby
Stone & Anderson
State Supreme Court
August Olson
St. Peter
Outing in Black Hills by Chicago and North Western Line
An ad promotes summer travel to the Black Hills via the Chicago and North Western Line with low round trip fares from June 1 daily to Black Hills points and Denver one way. Also notes two Nicollet county post offices in Courtland and Lafayette will hold competitive examinations in St Peter on July 18 for fourth class postmaster positions.
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Black Hills
Chicago and Northwestern Line
Hot Springs
Dak
Denver
Chicago and
North Western Ry. Adv
Nicollet County
Courtland
Lafayette
St Peter
Wilson
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Sit. Peter
Washington, D. C
Young minister married in Dupree South Dakota
A home wedding united Julia M Geesey and Rev Arthur W Blauert in Dupree South Dakota. The ceremony at 6 PM featured bridesmaid Birdie Geesey and best man A E Blauert with reception and gifts. The couple will reside in Dupree with Blauert serving as Lutheran pastor.
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Duprée
Dupree
S. D
Geesey
Julia M
C. S.geesey
Arthur W. Blauert
BE. J. Berg
Twilight League Formed In New Ulm For Local Baseball
New Ulm forms a Twilight League adding evening games at 6 pm Thursdays with two city teams and others from mills breweries and professions. First match pits Post Office employees against city competitors. umpire Henry N Samson to rule, with a wary forecast of close play and potential objections. The report notes barbers and government workers supplying team depth and hints at growing local enthusiasm.
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New Ulm
Post Office
Henry N. Samson
Uncle Sam's
E. Hempel
John Arndt
Boston
Ball Park
Athletics
Fairfax
Dodge
Ploof
Pfeiffer
Local baseball rally drives late-inning scoring spree
Hodgins led off with a walk and stole second before Donahey drove him in. Donahey also stole second and scored on Burk's hit. Two more runs came in the sixth, and Fairfax erupted for five in the ninth as Murnane, Mundloh, Dodge and Brunner produced key hits and walks.
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Hodgins
Donahey
Burk
Chic" Williams
Cordes
H. Williams
Williams
Pfeiffer
Dahms
C. Williams
Afi
Bartelson
Lindemann
Donehey
Fairfax
Murnane
Mundloh
Dodge
Ploof
Brunner
Mundich
Brown
Sweet Lavender Night At Turner Hall Sparks Turnerverein Satire
A large Turnerverein crowd gathered at Turner Hall to hear Sweet Lavender. A staged prank featured a straw-filled figure on stage prompting laughter and then a quick removal, amid protests and a near-riot. The event ended with about two dollars spent and a note of marriage between Otto G. Bluhm and Elisabeth Buchanan in Austin.
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Turner Hall
Verein
Turnverein
Otto G. Bluhm
Austin Daily Herald
Elisabeth Buchanan
Austin
Bluhm
Dedication of College Pipe Organ and Recital
The college holds a formal dedication for the new pipe organ at Dr. M. L. Luther palace on Monday. Rev. Julius Gamm and Rev. Paul C. Dowidat will deliver addresses in German and English, with the ceremony conducted by Rt. Rev. C. Gausewitz. An organ recital by Prof. Fr. Reuter follows, and an 8 PM student concert at Music Hall is announced in this issue. Admission is free and a souvenir is offered to contributors to the organ fund.
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M. L. Luther palenceSlace
Julius Gamm
la Crosse
Wis
Eneeah
Paul C. Dowidat
Minneapolis
Minn
C. Gausewitz
Fr. Reuter
Honest dealer touts stove claims and square deals
Roy L. Berg promotes New Perfection stoves and Stratford models in town, arguing smoke and heat efficiency while promising a guaranteed Defiance Auto Tire, bedding, and furniture at fair prices. He invites customers to visit and compares his offerings to others, asserting truthfulness and value for the dollar.
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Stratford
Defiance Auto
Roy L. Berg
Haycraft Prominent in Second District Congressional Race
J E Haycraft leads in favorable press coverage and public support in the second district, with opponents Franklin Ellsworth deemed weaker. A Currie Independent review highlights Haycraft's legislative record as a key strength, while inexperience and character are cited as fitting for Congress. An advertisement promotes Stratford Kerosene Oil Staves sold by Hoy L Berg as a superior option.
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Senator Haycraft
Congress
Franklin Ellu- Worth
Haycraft
Currie
Stratford
Hoy L. Berg
Adv
Carl P Manderfeld For County Clerk Re‑Election Bid
Carl P Manderfeld, Clerk of Court, seeks reelection on his 40 years in the county. A Sigel native and Menkato Normal graduate, he taught school before taking office and vows to run the district court with faithfulness and impartiality to earn the county’s approval.
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Carl P. Manderfeld
Ami
Sigel
Menkato Normal
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New Ulm Review
Ben Ulm Publishing Company
Eorror
Albert Steinhauser
Managina
H. Payne
City of
Sam
Tlys
Equ
Insu
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Towa
J. R. Higgs
Ofice
Vogel
NRW Ulm
Twilight League
HPOAE
Williams C
Williams Ss Pfeiffer P
Hodginse
Doneheyrt Burkib
Dahmalf
Fai
ABR
EH Murnane
Es Mundloh
Dodgess
Brunner Brownes
Pullene
Barthelson
J .Donohue
Caren P
E Fairfax
Pfeiiffer
Donahue
Finley
Mueller
Renville
Franklin
le Sueur
Studebaker Automobiles
Studebaker
F. H. Retzlaff
J. E. Haycraft
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