Bryan praises common folks and trusts opposition stance
Siryan hails power for the masses and vows gains for the people while predicting the rise of a Roosevelt aligned party. He expresses faith in Kansas workers beating Standard Oil and notes Minnesota governors as models. Bryan cites the Gebhardt tragedy and plans to lecture in Black River Falls, Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Bryan
Olice Chain
Philadelphia
Germany
Roosevelt
Aa ‘Vom
Nebraska
Bryan
Kansas
Standard Oil Trust
Minnesota
Black River Falls
Wis
Pehrson Bound Over To Jury In Larceny Case
The state moves to bound A K Pehrson, ex Pacific Elevator buyer, over after tentative evidence at Bird Island. Bond set at 800 with eight sureties. Pehrson to Fairfax area until grand jury in May. friends expect acquittal. Also note anecdote on a Syracuse man helping his injured son with Arnica Salve.
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Minnesota
Pehrson
Fairfax
Albrecht
Mr. Pehrson
Miller
Olivia
Dr. Weaver's Syrupana Cerate treatment claim
A brief entry notes Dr. Weavers Syrupana Cerate as a salve for blood and skin diseases. The fragment mentions topical use and medical claims but lacks detailed context, dates, or corroborating information.
Lecture By Bryan Draws Lafayette Hearers In 1900
Twenty five residents of Lafayette attended a Thursday lecture by Hon. Wm. Jr. Bryan on the value of an ideal. The Ledger notes his remarks were based on facts and common sense. Ladies from the city joined a Mrs. Fred Blass birthday celebration in Winthrop last week. The New Ulm Glee Club presented a white musical program at the Lutheran schoolhouse, with three week intervals for special performances. Amundson has directed the forty member club for three months with success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Bryan
The
Ledger
New Ulm
Wm. Jr
Fred Blass
Winthrop
Glee Club
New Ulm Glee Club
Amundson
Rural Telephone Co Founded Near New Ulm
At an Opera house meeting farmers and citizens organized a rural independent telephone company led by Philip Liesch with a $50,000 capitalization. Offices in New Ulm, aims to link rural lines to city exchanges for county wide connections, while potentially coordinating with Minnesota Central if terms allow. First annual meeting set for May. stock at 25 each requires owning or renting a phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Opera House
Philip Liesch
Cottonwood
Milford
Minnesota Central
Alexander Russell
Alfred J. Vogel
Otto Schell
M. Mullen
Otto Wiedeman
Herman Pfaender
West Newton
Leonard Vetter
Sigel
John Manderfeld, Jr. Courtland
Henry Mueller, Jr
J. H. Doty
Bernadotte
August Samuelson
Sottonwood
Martin Schnobrich
Cafayette
Wm. Wellner, Jr
Brighton
August Thiede
Ridgely
Ernest Kienlen
Andrew Wagner
Cambria
Ernest Hughes
Springfield
Redwood Falls
Election and Wedding Delays in Ledger Notice
The Ledger apologizes for a rare delay due to elections and a wedding. It lists travel dates along the North-Western Line through March and April 1905 with routes to Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Manitoba Western Ontario Saskatchewan and Assiniboia. Tickets and full information available from Chicago and North-Western Railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro, Peterson
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Black Hills
Wyoming
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Assiniboia
North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western R'y
Congregational Church Calls New Pastor
The Congregational church voted unanimously to call Rev. M. B. Morris as pastor after two appearances before the congregation. Morris, former Minneapolis charge and current Windour Institute field secretary, is not young but energetic and popular with large audiences. If he declines, the second choice is Mr. Wheeler. The church has lacked a resident pastor since early January when Mr. Bean resigned.
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Congregational Church
M. B. Morris
Morris
Updyke
Minneapolis
Windour Institute
Wheeler
Bean
Promotion by forty-nine ballots at Austin names Capt Buschers
Majors and captains gather in Austin for election of a new regimental commander. Capt Buschers wins promotion, becoming oldest captain in service, with Albert Pfaender likely to fill the vacancy in Co. A. Banquet follows the vote as officers head home. Miss Bogen offers linens and Hardanger classes at 508 Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Doutds
Maj. Wood
John Buschers
Buschers
Militia
Albert Pfaender
Buscher
Co. A
U. S. ‘Volunteer Instantry
Chickamaugua
St. Paul
Bogen
Center Street
Ladies Wanted A Bricur ENeRcric Womanworker
Old established firm with solid finances seeks a capable woman for permanent work. Salary 12 to 18 dollars weekly plus expenses, paid weekly from headquarters. Expenses advanced. We furnish everything. Apply Secretary Monon block Chicago IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape Monon Block
Chicago
Senate bills private bank bill Eberhart defers postponement
Indefinite postponement of the Eberhart bill in the senate settles the long debated proposal to prohibit private banks from operating under the name bank. The measure would force the local bank to reorganize as state or national, risking reduced revenue for mills and general business. Citizens Bank directors and Mr. Mullen had pressed for a compromise to preserve banking latitude while addressing the bill’s aims. The Senate vote was 26 to 0 in postponement. Ballard's Maple Medicine advert claims to ease coughs and colds with Ballard's Morehund Syrup, 25 cents. second class, $1.00, via Eugene A. Pieffirle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhart
Mullen
Citizens Bank
Senate
Cungo
Evas
Charwater
Ban
Ballard
Eugene A. Pieffirle
Bryan lecture draws bankers. lodging scarce in Dakota lobby
Many attendees at the Bryan talk could not secure rooms and stayed in the Dakota house lobby waiting for the morning train. Bankers from out of town attended to question Bryan on money, and he offered answers to every inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Dakota House
Mr. Bryan
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Siryan
Fairfax Grain Man
Thepisne Brvractry
Chas. S. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
M. Olsey
New Ulm Rural Telephone Company
Cive Farmers
D. C. Bean
Wood
Eberhart Bill
G. A. Ottomeyer Fine Dry Goods
Suisse
Sellers
Crone Brothers
Crone Bros
Starteong Manrayers
de King's New Life
Custom House Place
Eayez
Moines
Kt. Hallriegel
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