21 Jun 1893
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1893
Page
1
A mixed story fills the column with a court ruling on a fair exposition and a vivid note on a coming Ringling Bros circus. The legal piece discusses jurisdiction and public grounds while a circus preview teases local excitement, describing acts, animals, and the era’s entertainment allure.
Dr Field meets a wagonload of copper colored citizens from the reservation and, with $3 from groom Peter Arquette, issues a license. In a roadside ceremony under the open sky, he unites Arquette and widow Jennie Johnson in marriage, halting traffic and sealing a rapid union.
A wedding scene unfolds with guests chatting in back streets and a feast without dishes. Bollmann's stock company visits Union Hall, drawing about 50 to 100 attendees. reception is lukewarm with limited applause though Schober and Mr Mrs Bollmann receive praise. Investors who funded the troupe lose $160 due to low turnout.
On June 46th the Board of Public Works chaired by Andrew J. Eckstein held a special meeting to review a council resolution to fund sidewalks. They found many projects unnecessary and feared hardship for poorer residents given the city treasury. The board also noted the Broadway petition lacked sufficient owner signers as required by the charter and unanimously declined to endorse the proposal.
The council held an adjourned meeting on the evening of the 16th. Chas Toberer was appointed assistant engineer at a salary of $40 per month. A petition by John Hauenstein regarding street improvements was referred to the streets committee. The council received the Board of Public Works resolution but ordered the engineer to survey and estimate costs for city funded walks.
A humorous exchange questions the bluish tint of a product as a milkman explains the blue grass pasture affects cow milk appearance. The housewife and milkman debate how the color arises, attributing it to natural pasture rather than adulteration.
A London editor Mr Lascelles Carr visits the United States and reports to The Tribune on Protection. He argues that tariffs have spurred growth in paper and other industries, while benefitting workers and raising living standards, challenging free trade theories with observed American prices and wages.
About one hundred delegates from Mankato Le Sueur St Peter and nearby towns gather for the third annual convention of the Mankato Union of Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor. The program runs Thursday through Friday with prayers talks reports and discussions led by local and state leaders.
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