Local Names in News Brief from New Ulm Review
A brief from the New Ulm Review mentions Ernst Wicherski and E R Barager as individuals linked to a local story. The fragment provides no event details but confirms their association with the item.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
4
A brief from the New Ulm Review mentions Ernst Wicherski and E R Barager as individuals linked to a local story. The fragment provides no event details but confirms their association with the item.
Editorials condemn the Porto Rico tariff measure as unjust and a gift to trusts, urge accountability for lawmakers who supported it, and warn of political fallout for McCleary and other Minnesota Republicans. The piece contrasts party loyalty with national interests and notes press opposition across papers.
George Van Sicklen American counsel for the Transvaal argues the Ladysmith relief is a minor victory for Britain and that the war will continue with heavy British and Boer losses. He urges Boers defend behind fortifications while calling for civilian intervention to end bloodshed. He predicts massive sieges and captures before any Boer line is breached. The piece mixes war commentary with local ads and notices for J F Neumann and cigar promotions at W G Alwin's City Drug Store.
Sealed bids for erection of a high school at New Tim Minnesota will be received by Ad F Reim clerk of the board of education until 7 30 p m April 10 1900. Plans by Herman Amme of New Ulm may be viewed at Reim’s office and the architect’s after March 12 1900. A 300 dollar certified check with each bid and a performance bond will be required. The board may reject any or all bids.
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