Peculiar Casualties Strike Twin Cities Nearby
Two sudden deaths reported in quick succession in St. Peter and New Ulm. County Attorney Stone of Nicollet County dies on a St. Peter sidewalk, likely from cerebral hemorrhage. Jos Gulden of New Ulm dies of heart failure after leaving a livery barn, found in front of a veterinarian's building.
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St. Peter and
New Ulm
Stone
Nicollet County
St. Peter
Minnesota
Canada
Mr. Stone
New Casualty Company Started West of Chicago in New Ulm
A new accident insurance venture named Consolidated Casualty Company launched in New Ulm promoted by G. W. Barnes with Insurance Commissioner O Brien endorsement. Capital of 100 000 subscribed and to be paid in two weeks, directors named from Minneapolis, Duluth and New Ulm, head offices likely in Minneapolis. Arthur Eckstein completes first year at State University and will vacation with parents. Lightning damages Winona YMCA building hitting S R Somsen’s room. Somsen is with Brown Abbott and Somsen.
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Consolidated Casualty Company
New Ulm
G. W. Barnes
Inter-State
O’brien
Barnes
State Department of Insurance
M. J. McMichael
Einar Hoidale
C. W. Kollitz
Minneapolis
D. D. McInnissy
John Jenswold Jr
Duluth
N. Samson
Ferd. Crewe
O. C. Strickler
L. A. Fritsche
A. J. Vogel
Company
Arthur Eckstein
the State University
Winona
Y. M.G A
S. R. Sameen
Somsen
Brown, Abbott & Somsen
H. N. Somsen
Thomas Montomery
Masonic Grand Lodge
Merriam Park
Montgomery
Rochester
Washington
Nicollet County Telephone Company
Ochs Starts New Corporation at Heron Lake
Springfield businessman A C Ochs forms The Heron Lake Brick and Tile Company with 35000 capital. C K Willard of Mankato to run operations with A C Ochs as president. New yard will add a mile long Omaha line side track and remodel plant with modern machinery for brick tile blocks and fire proofing.
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Heron Lake Brick and Tile Company
A. C. Ochs
Springfield
C. K. Willard
Mankato
William A. Ochs
Lamberton
Ochs
Willard
Heron Lake
Minnesota
Dakotas
Omaha
Northwest
First Sunday Dry in St Paul in Many Years
The St Paul police board resolutions put the city on a dry Sunday for the first time in years. Chief O Connor enforces the new order. Rev Potek of St George sails from New York for Naples next Saturday. Henry Hummel, Sleepy Eye mill engineer, injured after belt incident. he was amputated and fell forty feet, now unconscious.
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Board of St. Paul Police Commission
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Robinson
St. Paul
O’connor
Potek
St. George
New York
Naples
Henry Hummel
Sleepy Eye
Ireuse Will Be The Orator On Fourth Of July
The St Paul spellbinder Darius F Reese will speak on Independence Day and Capt Albert Steinhauser will deliver the German address for the Second Regiment. Music comes from the Concordia Mankato Union Concert and Silver Cornet bands with special trains from Mankato and Estherville. Mankato will also send a ball team to a purse game against New Ulm Regulars. A series of local notes follow including births marriages and business changes in nearby towns.
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Darius F. Reese
St. Paul
Reese
Capitol City
Albert Steinhauser
Second Regiment
Concordia Band
Mankato
Union Concert
Silver Cornet Band
St. James
Estherville
New Ulm
CHIEF EXECUTIVE MAKES A CALL IN NEW ULM VISIT
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson and party spent Saturday evening and Sunday in New Ulm hosted by Gen. and Mrs. Johnson. They were serenaded by the Second Regiment band and toured the city despite rain before departing for the depot.
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John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Johnson
Wood
Welch
Stone
Hardy
Doty
Col. Schiffman
Murphy
Davis
Mas
Koffend
McCall
New Ulm
Mercury Found On Bier Farm While Seeking Gold
The Bier farm in Sigel yields mercury along with suspected gold and silver. Ben Fesenmeier found mercury in a sand sieve, prompting plans for equipment from Philip Bernhard to assess the extent. Locals hold gold silver and mercury. details to follow as investigations continue.
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Fred Kretsch
Hubert Berg
Bier
Sigel
Ben Fesenmeier
Philip Bernhard
Colorado Springs
State to Establish Experimental Fruit Farm Near St Paul
Minnesota plans an experimental fruit farm modeled after California projects by Luther Burbank. The legislature allotted 16000 dollars to buy a quarter section of land with a maintenance fund. The state university board of regents, with horticultural society approval, will select a near St Paul site for supervision, with several locations reviewed.
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Minnesota
California
Luther Burbank
Board of Regents
The
State University
Horticultural Society
St. Paul
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Attorney Stone
Jos. Gulden
Dan Dingler
Pacific Coast
Hon
William Skinner
Mrs. Dyer
Lake City
Bobleter
Chas. Stuebe
Melrose
New Mexico
New Ulm Stockman
Texas
Current News Club
Beussmann
H. D. Beussmann
C. G. Reim
Miss Stoll
Miss Beussmann
E. A. Pfefferle
NEW Casualty Company
Chicago
NEW Corporation
Springfield Man
Ireese
St. Paul Spellbinder
Steinhauser
Union
Minnie Retalas
Milwaukee
Jos. J. Schmidt
Emil G. Hemple
Henry Schwartz
M. H. Anstette
August Vogelpohl
Wells
Rev
C. J. Albrecht
Wood Lake
Prof. Schaller
Wm. C. Albrecht
White
South Dakota
Minnie Retzlaff
F. H. Retzlaff
Hammond
Gibbs
Peck & Co
Hammond & Burns
Gov. Johnson
Bier Farm
Quicksilver
Klause
Zdunskawola
Poland
Gustav
Albert
N. T. Tosseland
Laura Hickman
Cora Giere
Isabel Dickson
Emma Keeley
Florence Keefe
Elizabeth Madden
Floy Silsbee
Nellie Lilyquist
Abbie Murphy
Lena Frank
Ottomeyer
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