City council session approves various appropriations
The busy regular meeting saw citizens push for 250 to support Burgs Battery volunteers on public occasions. Park improvements include bandstand repairs and new refreshment facilities at North German Park, with trees and drainage planned for several sites. Budget items cover lighting and waterworks receipts, sewer work on State Street, sprinkling bids, a concrete platform for Stork Bros, and a 150 expense grant for five delegates to the state firemen convention.
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Frank Burg
W. B. Koch
Burg
Schell
Henningsen
Arbes
Germman Park
South German Park
German Street
North Market Square
Reinhold Boesch
Otto Schell
Minnesota Turnbezirk
New Ulm
Turnverein
Turners
Grebe & Emmerich
State St
3Rd
Ith North
Mike Arnoldi
Herman Schemann
John F. Hauser
Gust
Feblhaber
Stork Bros
German St
Emil Wicherski
Chas. Brust Jr
Fire Department
Council
Alexandria
Minn
A Human Paradox in Dialogue About Jallaby Girl
A brief exchange questions the Jallaby girl’s intelligence and honesty. The dialogue frames her as both dense and transparent, highlighting a paradox in perception. No additional context provided.
Noted German Publisher George Brumder Dies at Ninety Two
Milwaukee publisher George Brumder aged ninety two dies after a brief illness. He published the Milwaukee Germania Abend Post and several German papers. survived by a widow four sons and three daughters. His funeral will be in Milwaukee with relatives attending in New Ulm and St Paul reports show.
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George Brumder
Mr. Brumder
Brumder
Milwaukee
Germania-Abend Post
Sontagspost
Germania
Lincoln Freie Presse
Chicago
Deutsche Warte
A.M. Reim
C. G. Reim
Prof. Reim
Mrs. Reim
Barbara. Amborn
A. Ackermann
Fambach
Schmalkaden Thuringia
Germany
John Nicolaus Hoffmann
America
St. Paul
Union Depot
Hoffmann
John Amborn
C.F. Heyer
Ev. Lutheran Synod of Minnesota
Krech
Mankato Store Robbed in Weekend Break-In
In Mankato Minnesota a grocery store owned by C. K. and F. M. Otto was broken into on Saturday night. The cash register was wrecked and over 30 dollars were stolen. A small leather belt two pliers and a large door key provided a clue that led police to follow to St. Paul.
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Mankato
Minn
C. K
F. M. Otto
St. Paul
Firemen's Convention at Alexandria Set for June
Minnesota State Fire Department association to hold its annual convention June 14 and 15 in Alexandria with Gov. A O Eberhart and ex-congressman J Adam Bede among speakers. Secretary A J Myler says over 1,000 credentials issued for what will be the largest convention in the group's history. Delegates from New Ulm Fire Department include Chief Henry Engel Chas Brust Jr Mel Hippert Jos Polta and Alois Gulden.
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Minnesota State Fire Department Association
Alexandria
Mion
A. O. Eberhart
J. Adam Bede
A.J. Myler
New Ulm Fire Department
Henry Engel
Chas. Brust Jr
Mel. Hippert
Jos. Polta
Alois Gulden
District Court Opens Next Week With Judge Olsen On Bench
The May term of the district court for this county begins next Tuesday. Grand jury summoned for eleven o'clock, petit jury to be ready for work at the same time Wednesday. The term is expected to be short. Continued matters from December include Carl Engel v C N W A R and others. new cases listed include Edward Carlson v Henry Greapholz, State Bank of Hanska v Gus Olson and Ole Olson, and several estate appeals.
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Carl Engel
N. W.A.R
Wolfgang Hacker
Ripert Altmann
Herman Teasmann
Otto Wellner
S. A. Skoglund
Aug. L. Matter
City of New Ulm
Frances Boesch
Johann Johnson
J. B. Augustine
Edward Carlson
Henry Greapholz
Justice Court
Stde Bank of New Ulm
W. P. Schmidt
Schumacher
Lens Schmidt
State Bank of Hanska
Gus Olson
Ole Olson
Gunder Jacobson
Siver Larson
Tosten Paulson
Alfred Hasto
Peter Herman
Brown County Bank
Sybel Matter
Julian P. Matter
John J. Moriarty
Leap May Prove Fatal After Trestle Jump
Roy Leonhardt, sixteen, lies near death in Mankato after an unsuccessful attempt to leap from beneath the last Omaha express. Three companions escaped, leaping twenty feet through darkness. the boy suffered severe injuries, including broken arm and internal damage, likely fatal.
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Roy Leonhardt
Mankato
Omaha
Foley's Honey Angular Earns Trust for Throat Chest Lungs
For over thirty years Foley's Honey Angular remains a household favorite for throat chest and lung ailments. Safe for infants and children it contains no opiates or harmful ingredients. Available only in the yellow package Foley’s Honey and Tania. Refuse substitutes.
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Foley's
Foleyys
Tania
M. JSON
Wickersham bill sparks clash over railroad regulation
The Democrats with progressive Republicans push to curb corporation favors in the railroad regulation bill drafted by Attorney General Wickersham. They argue the measure would undermine Sherman act protections and allow mergers, favoring corporate interests over the people.
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Washington
Wickersham
Wallstreet
Wall Street
United States
White House
Capitol
Congress
Old Man Falls From Roof After Misreading Escape
Dennis Crady, 68, fell twelve feet from a school roof after mistaking a fire escape for a stairway. He landed on gravel, fractured his hip, and was hospitalized. J Bianchi aided him to the hospital. Crady resides at the Home for the Aged.
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Dennis Crady
J. Bianchi
Crack
Rural Telephone Co officers named at annual meeting
The New Ulm Rural Telephone company held its annual meeting last Thursday and elected officers in each district. The firm reports 683 city phones, 521 rural phones, and 271 miles of pole line with $80,599.55 investment. Earnings were $16,056.38, maintenance $38,030.18, and 337 stockholders received a seven percent dividend totaling $2,954.46 on $42,725 stock. An $85,000 depreciation fund was added and a proposed rental rate increase was rejected. Directors will meet the first Monday in June to elect officers.
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New Ulm Rural Telephone Company
New Ulm
J. P. Graff
Fred Pfaender
F. H. Retzlaff
Wm. James
P. J. Backer
Jos
Groebner
Cottonwood
Wiesner
Herm
Fritsche
Milford
Wm. Gluth
F. Rolloff
Sigel
J. A. Selber
H. A. Hillesheim
Courtland
Fred. Foss
Nick
Reinhart
Lafayette
Ad. Schilling
Fred. Wellner
West Newton
L. P. Bushard
Alex Russell
Sust
Northrop to Remain at North Dakota State University
B F Nelson stated on Saturday night that Cyrus Northrop is likely to stay as head of the state university for another year. He said little chance exists of selecting a successor before the end of the current college year, making 1910 11 his likely term. The article notes Northrop had resigned months earlier and no replacement appointed. Prof Myer Eyesight Specialist will be at C G Reim's on Fri and Sat May 20 21.
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Taft
New York
Attorney General’s Office
Congress
B. F. Nelson
State Board of Regents
Cyrus Northrop
State University
Mr. Nelson
Pres. Northrop
Prof. Myer
C.G. Reim
Frn
Sat
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