Norway to honor Thrane monument in Christiania struggle
Long delayed recognition comes for Marcus Moeller Thrane, Norwegian reformer and labor advocate. Granddaughter links and local ties noted in New Ulm and Eau Claire. Article traces Thrane’s rise, imprisonment, emigration to America, and eventual posthumous honor.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Sundsy
A. Liechard
FP. Kreok
Christiania
Norway
Marcus Moeller Thrane
Lazeriew
Rau Claire
Wiscogsinos
Vnj
Marcus
Ts Ove
Vhia
Anil
Vaap Bis
Christianis
Uwrentyrcs
Countes
St Peter Horseman Henry Loomis Found Dead in Barn
Lifeless body of Henry Loomis, a renowned St Peter horseman and jockey, found hanging in a barn on Wednesday morning. Loomis spent decades around racecourses in Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and the Dakotas. He and partner Hi Adams built early Minnesota tracks and trained Hoosier Boy among other successful horses. Anton Altmann of Fairfax visited the city over Sunday.
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Henry Loomis
St. Peter
Loomis
Wisconsin
Badger
Hi'" Adams
Minnesota
Mr. Loomis
Towa
Dakotas
Anton Altmann of
Fairfax
Removal of Lutheran seminary debated at Watertown meeting
Representatives of St James speak to Minnesota Lutheran Synod seeking move of Dr Martin Luther seminary from New Ulm to St James to expand facilities. Board of seminary trustees to report after visits to St James and May 14 meeting. student opinion splits between location loyalties and modern needs.
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St. James
Park Hotel
James
New Alm Mee
St. James Bees
Andrew Schroedel
St. Paul
Albrecht
F. H. Retzlaff
New Ulm
A. F. Winter
Mankato
Fred H. Schweppe
P. B. Buelow
Sleepy Eye
John W. Boock
Gibbon
Fred Koehler
Nicollet
Board of
College Managers
Puce
Ford, Crone
J .Chas
Silverson
Strickler
H. N. Samson
L. A. Fritsche
Synod
Lovesick Youth Disappears From St Paul City
The St Paul Dispatch reports George Dress, once a bank clerk and brother in law to Fred W. Hauenstein, disappeared over five weeks ago after a lovelorn, despondent period. His mother Mary Dress says he was unhappy, unable to save, and would write if alive. his father, a druggist, had committed suicide years earlier.
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St. Paul
George Dress
Fred W. Hauenstein
Foreign Exchange Department
Merchants National Bank
Mary Dress
Commercial Life Insurance Company
Cottonwood Notes and Local Happenings
Albert Eden left Cottonwood for Idaho after working for Henry Schaibel for some time. P P Manderfeld has installed gas lighting at his home. Rumors say Johnny Lukom is seriously ill. Friends of Mr and Mrs Theo Waibel hosted a cards gathering Sunday evening. Willie Schreider, recently in Minneapolis, visited last week. A dance is planned at Gulden's hall in Essig next Monday evening. A quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal contrasts beliefs on prohibition and protectionism within the Democrat Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eden
Henry Schaibel
Idaho
P. P. Manderfeld
Cottonwood
Johnny Lukom
Theo. Waibel
Waibel
Willie Schreider
Minneapolis
Gulden
Essig
Quits Home and Relatives Bruckbauer Leaves for Parts Unknown
Sleepy Eye resident Joseph Bruckbauer leaves town amid domestic strife and debt. He borrowed over 5000 without security, triggering liens on his 9000 dollar farm. State and local banks, plus others, claim amounts from 300 to 1529. Farm likely to be sold with one third to Mrs. Bruckbauer and creditors sharing the rest. He was last seen eastbound near Winona and reportedly headed to California or Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sleepy Eye
Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch
Jos, Bruckbauer
State Bank of
New Ulm
Jos. Prokosch
Praise for New Banking Law Critics in Minnesotan Visit
C D Griffith of Sleepy Eye lauds Minnesota’s new banking laws in Minneapolis interviews. He praises the department of banking and superintendent, the liquidations by the public examiner, and a felony for falsifying financial responsibility statements. Jos Arbes of Flour City visited over Sunday.
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C. D. Griffith
Sleepy Eye
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Grifith
Department of Banking
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Thrane
America
Eau Claire
Hirsch
Workingmen's Association
Christiants
Orgabor
Peas
Epie
ST. Peter Horseman
Ottomeyer
Watertown Conference
Board of Trustees
Minnesota Synod
Tyne
The
Funny Man of the
Minneapolis Journal
New Almite
Lord Esher
Court of Appeal
England
Roland
Oliver
Cottonwood Notes
Louisville Courier ‘Journal
Joseph Bruckbauer
Parts
Boquets
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Cravenettes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Crone Bros
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