Instructed For Eustis Leads Republican Convention Night
The Republican county convention elects Hays as temporary chairman and Krook as secretary at the old courthouse. Eustis announces a solid Hen nepin county delegation as delegates are chosen from New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield and other towns with F P listings and multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Eustis
Hays
Sleepy Eye
S. D. Peterson
Peterson
Sam
Hans Mo
Old Court House
Paul Jacobsen
Jacobsen
L. B. Krook
New Ulm
Krook
Eustis
Nepin County
Hagen
Weiser
Westinghouse
Springfield
Hess
Henningsen
Miller
Mulligan
Cook
Vogel
Seata
Silverson
Hornburg
Henry Laudenschlager
Carleon
Hagberg
Schmidt
Lienhard
Strickler
Buenger
Reussmann
Ruemke
Schapekalm
Burg
Retzlaff
Jos. Vogel
Alf. Vogel
Laue
Chas
Leathermann
Bashaw
Frank Anderson
Chas. L. Thor
Burnstown
Andrew Lee
J. J. Winegarden
Peter J. Moe
Cottonwood
William Frank
Mat Roeck
Fr. Walther
Eden
John C. Peterson
Frank Peterson
Norman Cook
Wesley Miller
John H. Cook
Geo. Raverty
Myron Pickle
P. D. Raverty
W. P. Grimes
Linden
John M. Johnson
Gudman Anderson
Iver Ives
John Koester
Peter Peterson
Leavenworth
Fr. Schutt
Chas. Gent
John Kolbe
Wm. Remus
Geo. W. Harrington
Milford
F. C. Clasen
Louis Spelbrink
Louis Lamser
Val Orth
North Star
James
New Ulm Plans Quiet Independence Day Festivities
New Ulm will hold a subdued Fourth with diverse amusements. The Brown Co Agricultural Society schedules races at the Driving Park and hosts two outside ball teams in a $50 purse contest. The New Ulm Turnverein hosts a Turner Hall Park picnic with athletic events a German theater in the evening a social hop and fireworks. Sapaozocoa
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New Ulm
Brown Co. Agricultural Society
New Ulm Turnverein
Turner Hall
Brown County Republican Convention Adopts Resolutions
The Brown county Republican gathering reaffirmed the 1896 St Louis platform and praised McKinley. Delegates touted J. T. McMleary for renomination and Wm Henry Enstin for governor, with Sleepy Eye’s Hays praised for stance against machine politics.
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St. Louis
Wm. McKinley
J. T. McMleary
Brown County
Sterling
Wm. Henry Enstin
Jacobson
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Anderson
Linden
Peterson
New Ulm
Boeck
Cottonwood
Mankato
Weddendorf
Schmidt
Jensen
Kunze
Prairieville
Cook
Mulligan
Eich Indicted for Second Degree Murder in Sleepy Eye
William J. Eich, jailed since he shot Wallace Greene, was read an indictment by the grand jury charging murder in the second degree. The court appointed Geo. W. Somerville to defend him as Eich pleaded not guilty. trial set for the week.
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William J. Eich
Wallace M. Greene
Sleepy Eye
Eustis
H. G. Hays
Geo. W. Somerville
Hagberg
Wallace Greene
Jerome Carroll
David Stewart
Ben Heskins
C. J. Hardin
Henry Berg
Henry Peterson
Harry Palmer
Hodges
Drs. Wellcome and
Pucklitsch
August McMaster
Wm. Ortwein
FD. Greene
Edward Kline
Chas. Hanson
Oscar Milke
Bernard Steffen
Geo. Engelhart
Roy Palmer
George Hanson
Henry Gardiner
Cyrus Conrad
Eich
Néseta
Camp Ramsey
San Francisco
Manila
Eayn
Man Bonds Forced to Face Court Over Absence
A humorous report notes William Buggert of Sigel fleeing the June term after a $800 bail bond on an assault charge. His bond forfeiture prompts civil damages action, with an affidavit claiming wartime enthusiasm explains his absence.
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Brown County
Buggert
Damages Awarded in Western Union Case and Court Notices
The district ledger records a $9,000 verdict for S. D. Peterson against Western Union Telegraph Co after two prior rulings, with attorney Pierce asserting libel and the company’s agent actions. Other items include continuance requests for an enlisted witness, local civic notes, marriages, and community events in Minnesota towns.
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D. Peterson
Western Union Telegraph Co
John Schumacher
Andrew Dauer
Andrew Bekken
John Soukup
Chas. Hauenstein
Jos. Guendner
Jurmann Dittbenner
John Deng
Pants
Pierce
Ferguson
Summer Goods and Dress Fabrics at Bargain Prices
A list of fabrics and clothing items with discount prices including Percale at 10c 12c, Gingham 10c 12c, Organ dies 8c 10c 12c, Dimity 10c to 25c, India Linen Victoria Lawn up to 35c, woolen dress goods, cashmere, black goods, hosiery for children and ladies, gentlemen's underwear, vests, corsets, ribbons, belts, and an invitation to call and see the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Lawn
Pension Granted Amid Slow Government Action
Ottomeyer receives a pension while the parent government methodically delays. Minnesota regiments at Chickamauga prepare to move on short notice. Eustis defeats Van Sant in Hennepin primaries 7 428 to 4 447. Veteran politicians Jamison Lovejoy Smith Wyman Evans rejected. Madrid reports Camara’s squadron departs Cadiz as peace looms before the Philippines.
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Chickamauga
Eustis
Hennepin County
van Sant
Jamison
Lovejoy
Smith
Wyman
Evans
Madrid
London Financial News
Camara
Cadiz
Philippines
Berlin
Spain
Santiago
Mankato
H. S
Internal Revenue
Eld
Redwood Falls
Louis the Twelfth
France
Perdisand
Ferdinand
Aheward
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Minneapolis
McCleary
Sam Peterson
Cuba
Crone Bros
William Buggert
Hutan
Volusisers
Lee Falcon
Samuel D. Peterson
Western Union
Mamie Neumann
Chicago
Stuebement
Albin
Golden Gate
Scholz
St. Pater
Bashaw Lutheran Church
Fred Schutt
Ghia City
India
Ottomeyer
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