Turners Leave New Ulm for Cincinnati Fest
The New Ulm Turnverein delegates led by H Hein travel by special train to Cincinnati for the Fest Stadt. They join Western delegations for a grand parade with ten thousand schoolchildren and civic societies, followed by banquets. Remarks note Misses Mueller Nagel Peuser and Hugo Hahn. criticism of spending on military prep over Mississippi levee funding. H V Peterson of M and St L was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hein
Ulm
Turnverein
Cincinnati
Turnerbund
Chicago
Cincinnati Turners
New Ulm Turners
Arthur Hobo
George Hagen
Walter Kunze
Max Pfaender
Victor Neumann
Karl Hose
Roland Neumann
Frank Stengel
Alice Mueller
Vera Nagel
Hilda Peuser
Hugo Hahn
Newport
Glorious Fourth on Third in Brown County Fair Plans
A Brown County meeting of the Live Stock Breeders Association and Agricultural Society outlined a big September county fair with pure bred stock exhibits from Springfield Sleepy Eye and Hanska, an auction under a mammoth tent, a new exhibition hall, and broad publicity. New Ulm’s festivities for July 3 include a grand parade, picnics, sports, a baseball game, prize auto and farm team parades, and an illuminated finale with music and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Live Stock Breeders Association
President Crone
Brown County Agricultural Society
Fair Association
Brown County
Agricultural Society
Springfield
Sleepy Eye
Hanska
County Agricultural Society
Minnesota
L. E. Potter
Theodore Thormudson
H. G. Lillesheim
W. Carpenter
Stark
Hermano Pfaender
Milford
New Ulm
J. W. Willis
St. Paul
Washington
Republic
German Park
Willis
Mankato Club
Fair Grounds
Christ Filzen
John Henle
Otto Schell
Philip Liesch
Christ Pilzen, Jr
Henry A. Herman
F. W. Johnson
Ford
Crone
A. J. Vogel
Otto Seiter
John H. Forster
Corner Store to Clothing and Fur Goods Transformation
The notice proclaims a corner store will soon convert into a ready to wear and ladies furnishings shop. It highlights a large stock of ladies and children's hosiery in all colors and an always available full size range.
Nelsons Amendment Adopted by Senate
Reports from Washington state state the senate adopted Senator Nelsons amendment to the tariff bill granting free admission for forest produce from Minnesota and Ontario mills. The measure aids Backus Brewers company plans to grind on the Canadian side and ship back for Rainy River paper manufacture. Minnesota River improvement groups plan river surveys and dredging proposals with a representative to testify. Prof. F W Sardeson of the University of Minnesota will speak at Nora church Bundey June 2.
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Washington
Senate
Nelson
Minnesota
Rainy River
Ontario
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Backus-Breeks Company
Canadian
International Falls
Minnesota River Improvement League
Minnesota River
General Rivers and Harbors Board
F. W. Sardeson
University of Minnesota
Nora Church Bundey
Sardeson
Department of Geology
West
Dangerous Well Plunge Rescue Near Millinery Store
A man fell through rotten boards into an old cesspool on a vacant lot behind Mrs. Follmann's millinery on 2nd North. Neighbors and Mrs. Follmann saved him from drowning as passersby pulled him out. He escaped with only clothes and eyeglasses spoiled. the incident prompts criticism of neglected wells and unsafe city properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Everich
Gee, Doehne
Eyerich
Notorious Kaufmann trial ends with battery verdict
Mrs Kaufmann wife of Sioux Falls brewer is found guilty of battery rather than murder in a famed Northwest case. A night of deliberation yields a $100 fine and her release after exhumation evidence sparked three years of legal battles and multiple trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmann
Sioux Falls
Flandreau
S.C
Northwest
Agnes Poirers
Arthur Sweeny
St. Paul
Splendid tribute to McEwen re-elected labor official
W E McEwen was overwhelmingly re elected secretary treasurer of the State Federation of Labor amid applause and a generous gift of a watch from the Duluth based group. The item notes Duluth pride in the labor leader and references a separate local note from the Mankato Free Press about missing men Robert Pfeifer and a friend from Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. McEwen
State Federation of Labor
Duluth
Gerald
Mankato
Steht
Henry Ungemach Cigar Factory
Gibbon 1440 Rumored Hotel Site Expansion
Rumors swirl that a new hotel is taking shape at Gibbon 1440 after the Frank Koerk property underwent a major weeklong change under the hammer. The enlarged building now suggests a forthcoming hospitality venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbon
Frank Koerk
Garetts
Robbery trial notes as New Ulm suspects waive examination
The three robbers from the North Jeyenean Depot case waived examination after arraignment before Ernst Brandt and were bound over to district court. Floyd and Harry Bertrand of Minneapolis may plead guilty to grand larceny in the second degree for immediate penitentiary sentencing. Ringleader Robert Lewis, now Wm. R. Nichols of Mainsion, has a long police record and is sought in several places. Jewelry recovered by R. R. Klein confirms most items belong to Baxter Inn jeweler, except razors. Detective Mr. Stark, delayed by his mother’s death in Chicago, learned the case details. Albert Fobl, age 16, admitted guilt and was fined for assaulting Wa. Huber, as reported by Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Harry Bertrand
Minneapolis
Robert Lewis
Wm. R. Nichols
Mai
Sion
R. R. Klein
Baxter In
Julius
Lewis
Nichols
Valise
Stark
Northwestern Road
Chicago
Albert Fobl
Huber
New Ulm
Geo. N. Hanson
Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch
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Mississippi Valley
Otto Schneider
Chicago School Board
H. V. Peterson
M. & St. L. Road
Lottie Mueller-Andre
Carl Ungermann
Waseca
D. P. Jones
Hutchinson
Minnesota Synod
Dr. Martin Luther College
Boss
State Agricultural School
St. Anthony Park
Miss Shepard
Farmers Elevator Co
Ottomeyer
Vor
G. A. Ottomeyer
Grooke
Pigeon
Mich
Albert Vandersee
Tawas City
Co. A
Lake City
Northjyenean
Ernst Brandt
Crone Bros
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