New Ulm Review Owners and Publishers Debate Press Bias
The New Ulm Review challenges readers after criticizing Bergdall as a slacker while defending Newberry’s actions as a U S Senator. The editorial argues for equal scrutiny of political figures and urges citizens to demand cleaner politics amid national unrest.
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Bergdall
Newberry
Review
Sycophantic Press
Grover Cleveland Bergdall
Truman Newberry
United States
Michigan
Bergdoll
War Department
Department of Justice
Concert by White Hus Sare Fails to Meet Expenses
Gates brought in 635 dollars from two Sunday concerts by the White Hus sare under St. Peter band auspices but expenses were not covered. The Million Dollar Band drew bigger crowds in prior years. the programs were identical and not as well received as hoped.
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White Hussare
St. Peter Band
St. Peter Herald
Luce Electric Line Plans 25 Mile Hutchinson Extension
Residents who invested in the Luce Electric Line are informed of a probable extension from Hutchinson to Lake Lillian within months. The Minneapolis Journal cites W. L. Luce announcing a $1,000,000 project to electrify the Minneapolis to new terminal route, with work set to start by July 1.
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Luce
Famous Royal Hawaiian Troupe to Play at Lyric Theatre
Manager Melzer announces the Famous Royal Hawaiian Troupe will perform at the Lyric Theatre in New Ulm on Friday and Saturday June 17 and 18. The show includes My Hawaiian Aloha, a companion photoplay, plus Hawaiian music throughout the presentation and a special matinee at 8 P M on Saturday.
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Lyric Theatre
Melzer
the Lyric
New Ulm
Former New Ulmite W. W. Green Dies in Le Sueur Incident
W. W. Green, 64, once publisher of the New Ulm News, died after ingesting carbolic acid at the Le Sueur Fair Grounds. He had recently moved between Le Sueur and Minneapolis with his family. Survived by widow and three sons Everett, L W, and William. Obsequies held at a Le Sueur friend’s home. burial in Mound Cemetery.
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le Sueur
W. W. Green
James J. Green
Mr. Green
New Ulm News
New Ulm Review
W. W
Green
Everett Green
West Hope
L. W. Green
Colorado
William Green
Minneapolis
St. Anthony
LeSueur
Mound Cemetery
Debate at St Peter Tempered by North Dakota Leaders
A. C. Townley and William Langer will debate at Gorman Park St Peter soon. The event promises record attendance as residents hear their arguments on key North Dakota issues. Ed Wagner family visited Emil Thiem home in Gibbon. Jack Forster shows off a Graflex camera while photographing local baseball games. Farmers report good crops rye barley wheat corn and a bumper harvest expected next fall. Over $1 000 raised for Nicollet County Fair hog barn with remaining $500 targeted soon. Hotel inspector announces new rules for cups dishes and cracked jars with fines for selling butter in cracked jars. Local eateries comply with current regulations.
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A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
William Langer
North Dakota
Gorman Park
St. Peter
Minnesota
Jack Forster
Jack
Nicollet County Fair
Nicollet County
Annual Farm Bureau Picnic at Sleepy Eye
Final plans set for the County Farm Bureau Picnic at Dumke’s Grove Sleepy Eye on Wednesday June 22. Day includes business talks, a free picnic dinner, band concerts, field sports prizes tug of war baseball game and a program featuring Victor Anderson state treasurer. A new baby boy Robert Franklin arrives to Mr and Mrs Jacob Hauer in Winona.
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County Farm Bureau
Dumke'’s Grove
Sleepy Eye
Bureau
The
Farm Bureau and Constitution
Brown County Farm Bureau Federation
Victor Anderson
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Springfield
New Ulm
Comfrey
Hanska
Farm Bureau
F. P. Werner
Anna Harper
the Farmer
West
Samsoneans
East
Sleepy Eye Band
Jacob Hauer
Minnesota Street
Howard Wright
Winona
Wright
Robert Franklin
Judge and Mrs. I. M. Olsen Celebrate 25 Years
Saturday marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Judge and Mrs. I. M. Olsen of this city who wed at Sleepy Eye on June 11, 1896. A six o clock dinner at the Masonic Temple followed by social evening honored their long union with relatives and friends in attendance.
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I. M. Olsen
Sleepy Eye
Masonic Temple
Frank Clague
Redwood Falls
Olsen
Alfred W. Mueller
Olsen & Mueller
Burnquiat
Clague
Congress
Hugh McBain
Seattle
Wash
R. L. Thompson
Santa Rosa
Calif
W. B. Smith
Minneapolis
E. E. Gieseke
George Peterson
Doris
J. H. Olsen
John Buhl
St. Paul
J. H. Blegen
Martha
Geo. Blakeslee
Chicago
Thomas Haugen
George T. Olsen
August Peterson
St. Peter
Adolph Olsen
Clarence Olsen
Peter Olsen
Nicollet
Community Gatherings Mark Weekend Socials
Albert Haas returns from Arlington after handling elevator duties with Alice Thiede joining him for a week. A Farmers Equity picnic at Robert Seifert’s in Sigel featured baseball and amusements with refreshments as neighbors shared a good time. Visitors joined gatherings at Louis Kunz’s Madeira home and Art Groebner near Klossner. A fifth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. W J Strate spurred a social, and a 9th anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Portner included dancing and lunch with out of town guests. Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
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Albert Haas
Arlington
Alice Thiede
Farmers’ Equity
Robert Seifert
Sigel
John Schugel Sr
Louis
Carl Kamm
Leo P. Leid
Ramiro Wormharringer
Louis Kunz
Madeira
Ed. Altmann
Elsie
Florence
Laura
Louis Altmann
Viola
Dolores
Lafayette
Antony Wa
Peter Domeier
Albert Domier
Alex Seifert
Springfield
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