26 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement touts Eagle Lye as guaranteed pure and versatile for making hard soap, washing dishes, disinfecting sinks, killing vermin, and cleaning kitchenware. It promises directions on each can and a money back satisfaction guarantee to convince buyers.
Schedule of gymnastic programs for Turner Hall includes boys and girls classes by age, with days and times listed. It covers boys age 8 to 11 on Monday and Thursday afternoons, older boys 10 to 14, girls 6 to 11 and 11 to 15, plus advanced women, junior boys 14 to 17, and men 17 and over, with varied evenings and two venues.
Five thousand visitors poured into New Ulm for the 28th annual gymnastics tourney at Turner Hall. Capt. Albert Steimhauser and Col. Pfaender spoke. a German program and a well attended play impressed the crowd. Awards listed praise West Side Turnverein and New Ulm Turnverein with many individual results in running, fencing, swimming and field events.
The Burg cigar factory features a Blizzard coupon guessing display with three prizes, plus another attractive window at Olsen's drug store drawing much attention. Pfefferce's drug store presents a threshing outfit and steam engine exhibit while 8 revolving star window lights highlight their goods. Merchants have made windows attractive and deserve praise.
The jury found in a libel case against Phil lip Liesch with votes 9 to 3, 8 to 2, and unanimous before a 6 PM verdict read later. Viewpoints split on whether the ruling allows new foes to attack personal enemies with impunity. The lengthy, costly case may end unchanged. Also an ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonial from Gi. Pitts of Arlington, Texas.
New Ulm prepares a large Fourth of July celebration with Waseca and Albert Lea teams in a cross-town ball game after parades and park exercises. The MacCABee band from Waseca will lead attendees, with picnics, riverbank retreats, and Catholic park activities supporting fundraising for a new parsonage.
A baby found dead near a river bridge led to the arrest of Francis Groebner, a domestic in J. F. Neumann's home, who admitted the child was hers after initially claiming it was stillborn. Post mortem showed a fractured skull. Groebner is jailed awaiting grand jury action after a preliminary hearing before Judge Henningsen.
District court sessions drag as weary attorneys and judge face a slow term. John Tor Grimson vs Jens Nelson, an appeal from justice court, ends with verdict for respondent. C H Homburg vs Jos Fesenmeyer, verdict for appellant over a store purchase dispute. P Christensen Co vs Truman Wheeler underway. Albert Pfaender first-time in district court expresses gratification for winning this Gret case dealing with law and fact.
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