New Ulm Review Hints on 1900s Chicago Riot Fallout
A sample 1900 New Ulm Review column notes a labor riot in Chicago with deaths and injuries. It references Judge Canty, the Philippine policy, and the era of republican prosperity, alongside editorials on Wisconsin and Illinois law, presidential politics, and the push for direct senator elections.
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Chicago
Local items note jottings from Sleepy Eye and New Ulm
The Sleepy Eye Herald reports Sleepy Eye schoolma’ams visiting New Ulm last Wednesday evening. Hoidale and Bach were in Sleepy Eye that evening. A deputy game warden nabbed a roving fishing party below the Big Cottonwood mill as they used hooks while nets are barred. A jail escape attempt by Henry Davis underscores county jail safety concerns. The Sleepy Eye Turnverein program and postmaster Weddendart announce new stamp books. A cow mutilation near Cottonwood prompts sheriff Block’s pursuit. Maccabees anniversary features Attorney Hoidale, Rev. Walthausen attends Evangelical conference at Wells, and plans for a church in Sleepy Eye advance with pledges near needed funds.
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Sleepy Eye Herald
Geiger
Henry Davis
Turner Hall May 5 6 Fair Ad and Program
Turner Hall hosts a two day fair on Sunday and Sunday May 5 and 6 with a fan opening selling ladies handiwork, a hot supper after 6 pm, Turner Orchestra music, zither and flute duets, a concert at 1 pm, and a German theatre show Das Glock von Birkenstels. Afternoon coffee and ice cream, a children’s corner “Fairie’s Garden,” a doll prize for the youngest popular participant, and a social hop to close.
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Turner
Turner Orchestra
Lanpher Hats Lead In Style And Fit This Spring
A column touts the Lanpher hat as the top choice for spring wear. It claims Lanpher hats fit, look, and wear best, urging readers to ask for Lanpher to improve their appearance.
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Forbert Spencer
Lanpher, Finch, & Skinner
Go-Paul
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