M and St. L Time Table South and Northbound Ex Sundays
Rail timetable lists Sunday departures from New Ulm to Estherville New Ulm to Storm Lake and Twin Cities with through service to Twin Cities and no car changes between New Ulm and Twin Cities. Includes connections to St Paul Minneapolis Watertown Winthrop and Estherville.
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Estherville
New Ulm
St. Paul
Mpls
Passgr
Storm Lake
Winthrop
Twin Cities
Kasota
Mankato
East
Conmeute
Cities
Dally
Mankato Junction
Kanota
Aia
Omaha
Khaowa
Polots
Minneapolis
Aew
New Ulm Minn
Germans Push Back Russians in Galicia Front
Berlin reports General von Mackensen occupied the Russian positions from Cyerniawa to Sieniawa in Galicia. French suffered severe defeat at Lievin and Artis. German gains include capturing three officers and 300 men near Kuzie and 313 men near Miriampol to Kovno, with sixteen thousand prisoners taken. Attacks by Linsingen and Marwitz also progressed.
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Berlin
von Mackensan
Cyerniawa
Sieniawa
Galicia
Jarosiai
San
Lievin
Artis
Nenty
Lorette
Neuville-Roclincourt
Yser Canal
Mosciska
von Linsingen
von der Marwitz
Greeks Declare For War Return Venizelos to Power
Athens dispatch reports Venizelos faction elected in Athens and across Greece. King Constantine, in frail health, awaits results. Parliament session may delay changes for up to forty days, keeping present cabinet in power until mid August.
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M. Venizelos
Paris
Athens
Hayas
Constantine
Riots and Pro German Demonstrations Hit Moscow
Moscow reports two days of street rioting and anti German demonstrations. Police struggle to control crowds as looting and destruction spread. Outbreak tied to illness among factory workers fueling belief that German sympathizers poisoned water.
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Moscow
Jne
Bryan Offers New War End Plan Through Friends
Former Secretary Bryan announced through friends he will issue a new statement Wednesday proposing a means to end the war. The note will address the war as it is its causes and a way out. The statement titled the causeless war will be his last for the present and does not resign from the cabinet.
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Washington
Bryan
Friends
Brya
Turks Repel Repeated Attacks Near Sedd-ul-Bakr
Constantinople reports Anglo French assaults on the Turkish right near Sedd-ul-Bakr were repulsed with heavy losses. The Turkish press notes strong enemy casualties and claims success in repelling the attacks.
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Constantinople
Sedd-ul-Bakr
Jessep
Governor Slaton Seeks Prayer On Frank Case
Governor Slaton contemplates the Frank case as prayers are urged and public interest grows. The governor weighs legal options amid evolving public discourse and calls for guidance from religious leaders.
Warning to Allies Prepares for Note on Cargo Losses
Washington reports the state department will finish data compilation for a proposed note to the Allies as President Wilson awaits Germany's reply. Acting counsel Chandler Anderson shows American cargoes detained or damaged even when released to neutral countries, with owners facing uncompensated losses. Officials anticipate a general European peace movement within weeks, though timing remains uncertain.
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Washington
Wilson
State Department
Chandler Anderson
Servian Epidemic Efforts Unified by Allied Missions
A central sanitary committee formed by American British Russian and French missions and a Servian sanitation staff directs South Servia’s health response. Dr R B Strong leads with full authority as 25 American doctors arrive and 50 more expected to bolster the effort amid reduced epidemics.
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Nish
Servis
R. B. Strong
South Servia
Bryan Aged Rapidly Says Artist In Washington
In Washington on June 15 an artist who closely studied William J Bryan said Bryan has aged more in ten weeks than in ten years since his clash with President Wilson over the German note. Flag day ceremonies featured elaborate Treasury Department events with President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo attending and the president delivering an address.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
British Steamer Arndale Sunk by Mine in White Sea
London dispatch reports the British steamer Arndale of 3583 tons gross sunk after striking a mine in the White Sea. The vessel was believed to be carrying cargo to Archangel, the Russian Arctic port.
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London
Arndale
Renault
White Sea
Arnndale
Archengel
Arctic Ocean
Doomed Synod election and officers listed at New Ulm meeting
Reports from the Lutheran synod convention note Monday actions to devote the president to synodal work and approve a full slate of officers. Elected officials include Rev. J Naumann president Rev J R Baumann vice president Rev W C Albrecht secretary John Boock treasurer G Fritz home missions supervisor J Dysterheft widow’s and orphan’s treasurer, and four district elders. Additional sessions covered Doctrinal discussions and addresses by Rev A Haase and others as delegates depart New Ulm.
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Pagey
Wright County
E. Birkholtz
Roscoe
S. D
Dakotas
Synod
J. Naumann
Goodhue
Greenwood
J. Dysterheft
Sanborn
J. Schief
Balaton
Otto Keller
Bowdle
R. Heidemann
Arlington
F. Wichmann
la Cresent
Minn
A. C. Haase
St. Paul
New Ulm
Pacific Limited Added by Chicago and North Western Ry
Chicago and North Western announces the Pacific Limited will run from Chicago to California starting Saturday June 19. The first eastbound and westbound trains will depart from the Chicago terminal at 10:30 AM, offering five daily California trains and connecting routes to San Francisco and Los Angeles, alongside the North Pacific Coast service. The move targets heavy California Expositions travel.
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Pacific Limited
Chicago & North Western Ry
Chicago
San Francisco
Union Pacific & North Western
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
California
Death in LaCrosse Harness Maker Tessmer
The lifeless body of William Tessmer a 49 year old harness maker was found in a LaCrosse hotel room from carbolic acid. Born in Marquette County he lived and worked in Sleepy Eye and Brown County and traveled to LaCrosse March 18. Funeral held in Sleepy Eye with burial at Home Cemetery. he never married. The Tri County Farm Improvement Association plans its first annual picnic June 17 at Simmons Grove near Tracy covering Lyon Redwood and Murray Counties with music sports bowery and speeches.
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Tessmer
LaCrosse
Wis
Marquette County
Wisconsin
Brown ‘ County
Jacob Frantz
Sleepy Eye
la Crosse
John
Fred
August Bruess
Rose , Hinze
Farmington
Home
Bowery
Simmons Grove
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Steinhauser & Erickson
LAW
William Pfaender
General Insurance Insurance
Chas
Emmerich
Center
A.breenam, A. W. Binenan
Bingham Bros
Loal & Gran
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Paul Weigand
Chicago and
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Tella
Governor Slaton
Frank
Slaton
Leo M. Trank
Atlanta
Tenta
Clifford Willis
Northwest Farmstead
L. &. Potter
Springfield
A. C. Ochs
Orpheus Band
Nicollet County Dairy and Creamerymen’s Association
New Sweden Creamery
T. M. Hecker
State Agricultural College
J. J. Farrell
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
F. B. McLeran
Wrencall
Nicollet County Dairy and Timed
Lafayette and
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Claus A. Swanson
Courthasat
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Nicollet Creamery
New Sweden Creamery Company
New Sweden
Andrew Steinmetz
Comfrey Farmers Business Association
Comfrey Park Improvement Fund
Comfrey Times
H. A. Subilia
Tracy Herald Hall
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Alfred Hellmann
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