Death Claims Aged Prelate Cardinal Gibbons
James Cardinal Gibbons archbishop of Baltimore died at his residence at 11:33 am in the 87th year. Funeral services set for tomorrow with rites at Baltimore Cathedral and crypt resting place marked by Latin inscription. Born in Baltimore in 1834 to Irish parents, he rose from errand boy to cardinal through St. Charles College and St. Sulpice studies.
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Baltimore
Mayre de Grace
Mavre de Grace
Cardinal Gibbons
Thomas Shriver
Union Mills
Ireland
America
New Orleans
St. Charles College
Maryland
Seminary of
Schlottman Heads to Argyle Garage Business
G W Schlottman formerly of the Grand Hotel and Grand Theatre in New Ulm has bought a garage auto and farm implement business in Argyle Minnesota. He will manage the operation while his family remains in New Ulm. Argyle is a Marshall county village with land selling at about 185 dollars per acre. Rural carriers from New Ulm post office start summer service Friday at 7 30 am instead of 8 00 am continuing until November 1 when time shifts to 8 am.
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G. W.schlottman
Grand Hotel
Grand Theatre
Courtland Village
Argyle, Minn
Review
Schlottman
Argyle
New Ulm
Marshall County
New Ulm Post Office
Brown County Board Faces Enjoining Protests Over Contracts
Local contractors halted courthouse floor work after alleging improper bid process for Terrezoo floors. They were informed that contracts over 500 dollars require advertised bids and must go to the lowest responsible bidder. Bid calls will be issued mid April while bridge award scrutiny continues.
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Brown County
Whele
Terrezoo
New Ulm
Puhlmann Bros
Otto Heymann
Fred Keute
John G. Gronau
Emil Gebhardt
Louis G. Vogel
W. T. Eckstein
Messrs. Heymann
Keate
Gronau
Gebhardt
Alwin
Cottonwood Township
Widell Co
Mankato
Explosion Injures Gas Plant Worker in New Ulm
Paul Borchert, engineer in charge at New Ulm Gas Co on First North street, suffered severe facial and hand burns when an oil condensate explosion sparked a sheet of flame. Fire was extinguished quickly by Jack Teichrow and firefighters with no property damage due to fireproof plant construction.
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Paul Borchert
New Ulm Gas Co
First North Street
Northwestern Railroad
Borchert
Minnesota Street
Mr. Borchert
Jack Teichrow
Mr. Teichrow
Front
First North Streets
Eagle Mill Cooper Shop
C. R. Hennick
Upland Farmers Win Before Tax Committee
Upland farmers in the Minnesota valley won their case before the senate tax committee, arguing against assessments for flood control. Senator F. H. Peterson’s drainage and flood control bill was reported with a pass recommendation, proposing costs be borne by benefitted properties within the station limits, likely imposing charges on bottom land farmers unless state or federal aid is obtained.
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Minnesota Valley
Senate Tax Committee
F. H. Peterson
Senate
May Raise Gate Tolls at the County Fairs
Minnesota county fair secretaries announced higher gate tolls for this year to cover rising costs. General admission ranged from 75 to 85 cents in various associations, with afternoon and evening options and coupons. Officials expect boosts this fall due to increased premium lists and entertainment value.
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Minnesota
Minneapoli
Livestock Receipts Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals
South St. Paul Minnesota cattle receipts 1 300 with market slow and killing cattle down 25 cents. Hog quotations down with 7 000 head showing irregular trade, bulk 9.00 to 10.00, pigs weak top 11 25. Sheep 2 700 steady with best clipped lambs 8 75 and choice 5 75 to 6 00. Market movement largely normal after last week light receipts. Chicago reports slow trade with steers 35 to 50 cents lower.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Chicago
Fire Endangers Big Stock Barn on Rahn Farm in Granby
Fire threatened the large stock barn on the C. H. Rahn farm in Granby township Nigellet county recently. A large straw stack near the structure caught fire of unknown origin and was destroyed. Alarm spread quickly and about 40 neighbors formed bucket brigades to extinguish the blaze.
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C. H. Rahning
Granby
Nigellet
Lamberton Editor Schei Faces Multiple Libel Charges
Lamberton Star editor W E Schei is jailed on criminal libel charges after a string of editorials targeting Albert Pfaender. Trials are set for April 25 and April 4 in Henningsen and Somsen courts, with transfers and venue changes amid ongoing legal actions and possible civil suits.
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W. E. Schei
Lamberton Star
Taat
Herman Jahnke
George Hagen
Albert Plaender
Sehei
Pfaender
Schei
R. L. English
Tracy
Bckstein
Hegen
Henningsen
Redwood County
Jahnke
Mr. Schei
Star
Justice Gooler
Lamberton
W. G. McGee
Chas
H. Small
Justice Henningsen
No Easter Prom Promised by Gloomy Weather
A wet Easter Sunday thwarted plans for the usual promenade as storms and hail disrupted the event. Sunshine Monday brought renewed hope while Ben Stockman of Duluth, ex New Ulmite, visited New Ulm and stayed with Dr J L Sehoch. He remains with Duluth Superior Milling Co in the Zenith City.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Old Sol
Ben Stockman
Duluth
New
City election stage set as petitions filed and races form
Final filing day completed for city council candidates in New Ulm. In the Second ward Herman C. Vogl enters the race against incumbent Karl H. Aufderheide. In the Third ward Peter William S. Vercon faces Charles Kuehlbach. Otto F. Oswald has no opposition in the First ward. Registration day reports light activity though a heavy vote is expected in wards with contests.
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Vogl
Peter William
Vercon
Charles Kuehlbach
Otto F. Oswald
Silent Policeman statue damaged in hit and run
Unidentified car struck the Silent Policeman on the corner of Minnesota and First North streets Sunday night. The statue was dismantled into three pieces and glass and debris littered the scene. Night Policeman John Herzog arrived after the crash, but the vehicle had fled.
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Pliceman
Minnesota
First North Streets
John Herzog
Local Paper Hinted On Schei Inspired Venture
The New Ulm paper mentions local publishers hoping to launch a new newspaper shaped by Schei's "Spurlos Versenkt Star" and Loray themed venture rules, aiming for a Great Success in the community press scene.
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New Ulm
Wventure Loray
New Ulm Commercial Club Banquet Tonight at Turner Hall
The New Ulm Commercial Club holds its annual banquet at Turner Hall this Wednesday evening. Prof Elmer of the University of Minnesota will speak about sociology for about 40 minutes after the banquet. Fletcher's Orchestra will provide music, followed by dancing. Arthur J Boock will act as toastmaster. Membership drive reports show strong gains with several new members welcomed.
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New Ulm
Elmer
University of Minnesota
Arthur J. Booek
George W. Haynes
H. F. Herzog
Kral
Theodore Furth
Foster C. Fisher
Ulm Commercial Club
Ako If Paw Bfe SS A Temata Eis
Adolph G. Meile
Leo Schueller
F. H. Krook
William A. Lindemann
John H. Forster
John H. Forster Was Ably Assisted In Its Membership Drive By “Vetran” C. A Stolz
Andrew Saffert
Boock
Romance of corn legend told by the Ojibway leaders
The article recounts Mondamin the Friend of Man in Ojibway legend, describing how a Great Spirit's messenger inspired corn after seven days of fasting. It credits corn with sustaining the people and advancing the race, notes neglect by later generations, and mentions Lafayette and New Ulm visitors, including Mrs. Bergquint.
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Mondamin
America
Redman
Modumin & Call
Tom Chivington
The
Corn Bulletin
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