Milwaukeeans Thank Milwaukee Merchants Resolve New Ulm Hospitality
Milwaukee merchants and manufacturers pass resolutions praising New Ulm for hospitality shown during a joint visit. The council thanks Mayor Bobleter city officials and citizens of New Ulm and expresses gratitude and lasting good will from the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Bobleter
Whiwaukea Merchants and Manuacturers
Assueterion
New Dim
Great Grain Belt
Minnesota
South Dakota
Rushford
Lanesboro
Spring Valley
Austin
Albert Lea
Wells
Winnebago
Pairmont
Sherboro
Jackson
Lake
Milwaukee Hosts Invite to Grain Belt Citizens
The Manufacturers Association acting for Milwaukee citizens extends a cordial invitation to residents of Milwaukee's grain belt sisters to visit at their earliest convenience with the guarantee that every Milwaukeean will be their host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Eggensperger
Oklahoma's Bank Deposit Guaranty Reassures Depositors
The Oklahoma law guaranteeing depositor payments after a bank failure has so far protected all creditors in a closed bank within ten days, funded from a state pool built by assessments on banks. Proponents argue it prevents runs, stabilizes credit, and promotes safe lending, while opponents fear limited effectiveness amid panics.
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Oklahoma
State Banking Department
Duluth
Dynamite Explosion Shocks Tracy Village
A Tracy area explosion near H. A. Roger’s shop rocked the southwest part of town. Debris spread across the scene, and Rogers’ mangled remains lay nearby. No cause is known, and the incident remains under investigation. Also noted are notes on a dance trend from M Lefort and a Troy judge’s remarks on political pledges, plus a tidbit on Bromsgrove tack making from the New York Press.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Tracey
H. A. Roger
Rogers
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
England
New York Press
Glittering Bargain in Billville Real Estate Whisper
A prospective investor asks if terms at $2 an acre hold gold in land. The Billville real estate man glances around, leans in, and whispers that the land is mostly gold, implying rich prospects.
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Billville
Atlanta
Irresistible Attraction in a Train Station Scene
A brief, dialogue driven moment shows a couple arguing over catching a train. John delays to observe a balky door mechanism while Ma struggles to hurry, highlighting a small domestic tension amid transit hurry. The scene centers on urgency and miscommunication.
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Mafia
The Romance of Steel and Captain Jones in Industry
The article recounts William Kelly’s charcoal economy challenge and the birth of the Bessemer process, though Kelly’s priority was disputed. It highlights Robert Mushet’s carbon management device and Captain William R. Jones of Carnegie, famed for the scrap heap policy and bold factory moves, ending with Jones’s death in an industrial accident.
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William Kelly
Pittsburg
Kelly
Bessemer
United States
Patent Office
Robert F. Mushet
Munset
Mushet
William R. Jones
Bill Jones
England
Carnegie
Carnegle
Jones
Tones
Romance of Steel
Herbert M. Casson
White Fir as Commercial Pulp Resource
The forestry department has conducted experiments on white fir from the Pacific coast noting its vast quantity and neglect. Government experts report the wood makes excellent pulp for paper, suggesting a potential commercial use that could unlock value from an underutilized resource.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
Pacific
Celebrating the Fourth in a Top of the Year Spirit
E P Powell urges readers to celebrate Independence Day with zest and boyish enthusiasm. He recalls early patriotic rites, from village parades to reading the Declaration, and argues the Fourth should inspire courage and progress while acknowledging the year’s cycles and holidays.
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E. P. Powell
John Adams
Outline
Atlantic
Congress
Jefferson
Washington
Curfew for Girls in Pittsburg City
Pittsburg officials consider an ordinance to curb night flirting and courting by girls under sixteen. If passed, the curfew would bar these girls from streets after 8 pm from October to May and after 9 pm the rest of the year, with bona fide guardians allowed and male companions not accepted as guardians without credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Morrow
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Ulm Music Store
Boye
Threader
Spalding
Readhe
Pioneer Rug Company
Tracy
Workman
M. Lefort
French Choregraphic Association
America
France
Boston
Martin Grover
Troy
N. Y
State Assembly
Albany
Grover
Robert Masher
Captain Jones
Andrew Carnegie
Adam J. Peters
Heller & Gag
Una
North Street
German Streets
Rof
W. J. Roberts
S. Wash
Milton Dairy CO
ST. Paul
Borthaeel
Herman Held
Probete
Ross
Henry P. Bastian
Brown County
Minn
Peter Carstensen
Register of Deeds
J.P. Graff
Sleepy Eye
Brown County Minn
State OF Minnesota
Bown
Anton Gag
Lizzie Gag
Brown
Mey
Albert Steinhauser
Said County
Mint
Gka
County of
Jacob Petry
Armand Petry
Kivu
New Ulm Review
Painepaper
Kunigunde Griebel
Huuixanda Griebel
Leine
Andreas Dauer
Court House
Tate
New Ulmin
Ste
County OF Brown
August Meine
Auguste Meine
Joly A
SiSlock
Pauline
Tim Rewlow
Ney
Ayqbe
Rane
Probyte
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