Railroads Urge Plan to Curb Trespass Deaths
Minnesota division of the Northwestern and other railways push a nationwide campaign to educate the public about preventing railway trespass deaths. Supt J W Doyle cites Interstate Commerce Commission figures showing 6 484 trespasser deaths and 18 passenger deaths in the year ending June 1912, urging legislation to penalize trespassing and keep people off rights of way.
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Co A Performs Dramatic Cast in Armory Fundraiser
Co A presented a stage production titled Under the Bisre at Turner Hall to raise funds for the Armory project. Lieut Klaus, Lieut Fairfax, and Sergt Ameon led a diverse cast with Mrs Hoskyn and Otto Bueger delivering standout performances. A Japanese chorus and Turner Ball Orchestra provided musical and stage elements amid praised costumes and scenery.
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Co. A
Lieut
Klause
Fairfax
Manila
Sergt
and. Ameon
Dick Forster
Ferdinand Bleck
Jose
Pee
America
Balvador Sylvester
George 8. Hoskyo
Lucy Fairfax
Miolla
Lieut Forater
Wm. Pfeiffer
Walter Bohrender
George Croce
Math. Dewans
Golden Wedding For Rev and Mrs Johe Jabo
Milwaukee Oregon couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in New Ulm with family and friends. Rev Jabo, born 1839 in Thuringia, served in Civil War and ministered in Minnesota and Oregon. Names of their ten children listed from Milwaukee Oregon.
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Johe
Jehe
Milwaukee
Oregon
New Ulm
Portland Oregonian
John C. Jabo
BR. A. Schramm
Osk Grove
Jabo
Thuringian Forest
Germany
St. Paul
Mino
Lockridge Mille
Andersonville
Mise Marthe Christina Hartung
Geo, Isho
Ben Jabn
Gavold Jabn
Alfred Jabno
Doctor Jos B Vogel Escapes Auto Mishap Near Post Office
Dr Jos B Vogel narrowly avoids injury after his auto rear wheel loosens on a turn from Broadway to Center near the Post Office. He stops the car, continues to a garage, and keeps his country call schedule. The distressed vehicle is later inspected by Postmaster Liesch and Luthera and hauled for repairs.
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Jos. B. Vogel
Broadway
Liesch
Luthera
Warage
Fourth Annual Concert by Second Regiment Band
Program notes list performances including choral pieces from St. Brigid’s, overtures like Rossini and Verdi marches, baritone and cornet solos, German air works, and humorous trio. Notable entries mention The Roaring Volcano, Morning Noon and Night in Vienna, and The Listige Vroni. Published as a fragmented concert program with composers and performers named.
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Bolo
H. H. Thiele
Vienna
Schwarm Otto Zupher
G. Verdi
Gallant
Community Social Events Highlight New Ulm Week
In New Ulm social activities unfold with a Junior Prose era hall fundraiser at Turner Hall to support a public park project near Ceuel's Beck, aided by committee members Fred Pfonder J P Graff W J Julius Mrs Henry Eogel and Mrs W G Alwin. A Tivol ball and several club dinners and concerts follow, featuring the American Theatre and Carleton Glee Club, with plans for moving pictures and a Second Regiment Band concert and a comedy playlet titled Obstinacy among Juniors at High School events.
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Turner Hall
Ceuel’s Beck
New Ulm
Fred Pfonder
J. P. Graff
W. J
Julius
Henry Eogel
W. G. Alwin
Juniors Wide High School
Alex Garrow
Tod Alice Irrgang Na
George
Linzie
Adolph Amann
Rosebud Kogel
Newlyweda
Walter Schurer
Leon Mayer
Fulke
Varal
Considerable Property Changes Hands In Local Swap
Antsy Schiller sold the Earth garage and automobile business to Stns & Larson and the building and lot to John C. Siebenbrunner. Siebenbrunner will operate the garages with Mather and Fieber taking over the Schiller truck farm as payment. The Jobo 3. Siebenbrunner residence on Valley Street sold for 62500. Schiller plans to enter truck farming next year. All parties express cheer and satisfaction with the swap.
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John C. Siebenbrunner
Stns & Larson
Schiller
Mather
Fieber Mod Mather
Jobo 3
Siebenvrunner
Henry Weyhe
Valley Street
Mr. Schiller
Jeint
Easter Services Observed Across Local Churches
Easter observances fill Friday and Sunday across churches. Sacraments, special music, and joint sunrise prayer services mark Holy Week with Rev. Mayer, Rev. Wheeler, and Rev. Foster among those leading services. Regular services at 10:30 A M, Good Friday measures, and multiple parish programs noted.
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Mayer
Young Peoples Societies of the Methodias and Congregations
Congregational Church
Cong’l
Wheeler
The
Methodist Church
Ladies Missionary Society
Elophe
Foster
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Bethel Church
Tesch
Courtland
Searles
Roly Trinity
Winster
Buson Orchestra
Publicity and Co operation drive Southern Minnesota league growth
A two day Southern Minnesota Better Development League meeting ended with a call for publicity development and cooperation as the path to regional growth. Despite funds lagging behind the $225 contributed by counties, a committee will review finances and the league reorganized with headquarters at Mac kaw and a multi county delegation including Rock Pipetonne Lyon Murray Nobles Jackson Cottonwood Redwood Marshall Watonwan Brown Faribault Blue Earth Nicollet Waseca Le Sueur Steele and more. An Elk’s Banquet highlighted the gathering and a burn at Poundmaker Charles Clemente’s smoke house destroyed 300 pounds of meat. A fine black Percheron stallion Byron No 76211 arrived from Ohio for local breeding. Courtland local election reporting controversy prompted exchanges with the Brown County Journal.
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Ite
F. Selter
Tracy
Herman Roe
Northfield
Hans Mo
Sleepy Eye
Sugeve Miller
Ss. Charles
W. P. Sanger
Windom
League
Sod
Mackaw
Tme
Rock
Pipentune
Lyon
Murray
Nobles
Jacksop
Cottonwood
Redwood
Marahail
Watonwas
Aed
Brown County
Lawa
Elk's Cafe
Wright Finds Further Snags in Appeal Delays
Minneapolis attorneys report delay in serving notice of appeal in the Rudolphi v Wright case. Wright seeks a Supreme Court review of Judge Olsen’s ruling denying a new trial. The hearing before Judge Olen focused on late service and extension requests, with fate resting on the court’s discretionary decision.
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Tha Supreme Court
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Dims
Joseph A. Wright
Oleen
Rudolphi
Wright
New Tris
Supreme Cour
Op Wright
New Dim
Jon. A. Eckstein
Sod
Law Fim
Supreme Court
Nstead
Wripha
Somgee—ounsel
Aitogether
Olen
Clees
Supreme Court Uoless Thet
Judeen
Dark Horse Enters City Alderman Race Amid Shifting Field
Three avowed candidates seek alderman seats in the free ward and a challenger appears in the third ward’ field. H W Engelbert and German Nagel filed March 11 and March 7 respectively, while Fret Hamano the well digger from South roadway joined March 15. Ramsoo’s unknown strength adds uncertainty to the contest. In the second ward President Mueller seeks re election, with Henry P. Bastian mounting a campaign, making the race lively yet friendly. Alderman Giescke filed for another term and expects to be judged by constituents’ support after two years of service.
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H. W. Engelbert
German Nagel
Ramsoo
Mueller
Hhis
Henry P. Bastian
Giescke
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