Kaiser Gift Accepted The German Consul Presents Lincoln Portrait
A large crowd at Hermann Sons grounds in Hermann's Monument park heard Consul Grunow of St Paul present an autographed Emperor William portrait to Grand Lodge officers. National Grand President Foelsen added a Lincoln bas relief to be placed in the relic room. The event featured speeches by Grunow and Ziegler with a cable tribute to the Emperor, and attendees traveled from St Paul, Minneapolis, Mankato, and Waseca.
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Herrmann’s Monument
Grunow
St. Paul
Hermann Sous Grand Ludge
Minnesota
William
Lembach
Hermann Sons
Amrlca
Consul Grunow
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Herr Grunow
Ware
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Poelsen
Grand Lodge
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America
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National Grand Lodge
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Will
Minneapolis
Mankato
Waseca
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Castor
Waseca Jewelryman
Zeller
Harry Montgomery
New Ulm
Bundey
Henry Andring
Bird Island
Andring
Clara Ross
University
Stamm
Scherer Heads Odd Fellows In Minnesota Grand Lodge
George W. Scherer of Mankato won the highest state office of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at the St. Paul grand lodge meeting, 199 votes to 82 for Meyers and 100 for Wilkins. The term will include hosting the Pace lodge of the United States as Minnesota's 20,535 members were reported with 1,480 new admissions this year.
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George W. Scherer
Mankato
Pace Lodge
United States
Odd Fellows of Minneoie
Wind Storm Destroys Exposition Building In City
A cyclone struck the northeast city end Monday afternoon. The exposition building suffered severe damage with the roof torn and the structure wrecked. Total loss estimated over $2,000. Tornado insurance on the agricultural society is $600. Stockholders meet at Schell's hall tonight to discuss rebuilding. Other damage included shattered windows and uprooted trees across the city.
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Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Mitchell
South Dakota
Traveling’s Men Association
Mr. Alwin
Evan Dingler
Hugh Walter
Brown County Journal
Doris Elizabeth Smith
le Sueur
Railway and Warehouse Commission
Northwestern
Minneapolis & St. Louis
New Ulm Stone Co
Fair Grounds
State Street
Agricultural Society
Schell’s Hall
Eckstein is Vice Chief Ranger at Foresters Convention
Andrew J. Eckstein of New Ulm was elected vice chief ranger of the Catholic Order of Foresters at the Faribault convention, with P. H. Martin named high chief ranger and other officers listed. Eckstein will also represent the Second congressional district at the International convention in St. Paul this August.
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Order of Foresters
Faribault
New Ulm
Little Falls
P. H. Martin
Duluth
Andrew J. Eckstein
George W. Stenger
St. Paul
Henry Vonderweyer
John Mesenberg
H. C. Vonbeck
Hastings
Frank E. Gates
Wadena
B. M- Ribble
Minneapolis
John A. Fischler
Delano
Edison PEEPS Into the Future of Science and Energy
Thomas A Edison predicts atmospheric nitrogen fertilizer will reach farmers within ten years and notes a Norway plant proving feasibility He also foresees direct coal to electricity generation expanding global energy tenfold and laments current waste in boilers wheels and dynamos.
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Thomas A. Edison
Norway
United States
Gubernatorial Boom for Smith in Minnesota Nomination
Gubernatorial talk grows as Minneapolis Republicans explore C A Smith as a possible governor candidate for next year. Smith, a well known lumberman, has previously declined campaigns citing business duties but may support a spontaneous bid if county GOP unity and backing appear. The plan assumes Governor Johnson seeks a third term and notes Smith’s Sweden origin and charitable work could split a Johnson vote. Also mentions New Ulm Music store selling records and cabinets for Edison and Victor machines.
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Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis
C.A. Smith
Govenor
Mr. Smith
Smith
Hennipen County
Johnson
C. A. Smith
Sweden
Edison
Victor
New Ulm
Irresistible Doctor Advice Sparks Domestic Debate
A comic exchange shows a doctor telling Homer that his wife needs outdoor exercise, suggesting he measure bargain ads to motivate her and proposing a $50 incentive. The piece juxtaposes quips on innocence, manners, and obedience from various papers.
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Homer
Chicago News
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