Hammond to Head Ticket in Minnesota Race
St Paul Dispatch reports W. S. Hammond likely Democratic nominee for governor with Works and Day guiding moves. Burke from St James and Stanton in St Paul signal strong party support while quiet preparations precede public confirmation as Works pushes Hammond for Congress in the Second district.
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St. Paul
W. 5. Hammond
Democratic Party
S. D. Works
Frank A. Day
Hammond
Burke
St. James
Works
Day
Eberhart
Judge Stanton
John Lind
State Supreme Court Awards $10,000 Interest in Western Union Back Taxes
Minnesota state supreme court awards $10,000 interest on back taxes from Western Union Telegraph Co. for tax years 1902 1904 1905 and 1906 840 000 in total taxes. The court reverses a December ruling that denied interest and now allows 12 percent interest on the back taxes.
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Minnesota
Western Union Telegraph Company
State Supreme Court
District Court Term Announces Jury Trial Schedule
Judge Olsen opened the May term with W. F. Mahler named grand jury foreman and H. B. Deters clerk. Trials set include Wolfgang Hacker vs Hupert Altmason. Hermann Tessman vs Otto Wellner. City of New Ulm vs Frances Boesch. Simon Steffi vs Georges Martine. State Bank of New Ulm vs W. P. Schmitt. Schumachers and Lena Schmitt vs Gul Olson and Ole Olson. Gunder Jacobson and Oliver Larson vs Tosten Paulson and Alfred Hurbo. Carl Engel ve C. and N. W. details noted as dispositions.
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Olsen
W. F. Mahler
Springfield
H. B. Deters
Wo Emmerich
Wolfgang Hacker
Hupert Altmason
Hermann Tessman
Otto Wellner
S.A. Skoglund
August Ti
City of
City of New Ulm
Frances Boesch
John Johnson
J.B. August
Ine Et al
Simon Steffi
Georges Martine
State Bank of New Ulm
W. P. Schmitt
J. Schumacher
Lena Schmitt
State Bank of Hanska
Gul. Olson
Ole G. Olson
Gunder Jacobson
Oliver Larson
Tosten Paulson
Alfred Hurbo
Carl Engel
Mathias Bertrand
John Moriartyjve
N. W
New Detention Hospital Contracted at St Peter State
State board awards contracts for a new detention hospital at St Peter state hospital for the insane with work to begin in about two weeks. The project costs upwards of 75000 dollars and will revolutionize care for the insane. When ready, a new commitment law for insane patients will take effect and probate judges will direct admissions to the detention ward for treatment, cure, and potential discharge before transfer to the main hospital.
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Board of Control of State Institutions
St. Peter State Hospital
St. Peter
Hints For Stockowners And Washington News
Practical advice for farm stock management including lambs pasture use horse dental checks and hog care. Also a Washington report by Tavenner on congressional railroad regulation bills the Senate outlook and campaign finance publicity debates amid Aldrich Cannon influence and tariff fight.
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Washington
National
House of Representatives
House
Wall Street
Jokjers
Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Canon
Republican Campaign Fund
McCall
Burrows
Michigan
Jons
Strick
Ant Acousics
Moprano
Tomlinson to Leave St. Peter State Hospital for Inebriate Farm
After twenty years as superintendent at the St. Peter state hospital for the insane, H S A Tomlinson is chosen to head the state farm for inebriates at Willmar. He will be transferred to that institution within the year.
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St. Peter
St. Peter State Hospital
Hs A. Tomlinson
Board of Control of
Willmar
Freight Depot Fire at Omaha Sparks Wide Damage
The Omaha freight depot at Manka burned to the ground on Thursday as strong winds fanned flames. The office records and merchandise were lost with only car books saved. Damage totaled 15,000 with blanket insurance in place. The building will be rebuilt larger and relocated for more yard space. Superintendent Slaker traveled to St Paul to discuss rebuilding. Knights of Columbus Elect Officers at Winona State Convention. John E Barry deputy, William Beau secretary, P J Barth treasurer, E W Fahey advocate, J Kennedy warden. Delegates to Quebec: Barry, Nightingale, Ball, Ladner. Next convention planned for St Paul. Nightingale reports a 1,200 member gain. Three new councils formed. new homes built in St Paul and Minneapolis. Closing banquet at Union Hall marked the gathering.
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Omaha
Mankato
Blanket Isurance
Slaker
St. Paul
Winona
Minnesota X. C
John E. Barry
William Beau
Minneapolis
P. J. Barth
E. W. Fahey
Duluth
Advocate
St. Cloud
Nightingale
Spring Valley
Bemidji
Brainerd
Uoion
Dairy Meeting at Nicollet Village May 20
Nicollet county dairy men plan a May 20 meeting in Nicollet village under the State Dairy Men's Association. Prominent speakers include W Schilling editor of the Minnesota Dairyman on breeding and feeding cattle, Prof A J McGuire on cooperative testing, Prof Geo P Grout with dairy cattle demonstrations, and Forest Henry on silo construction. Butter contest offers prizes for best product. adjoining counties invited.
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Nicollet County
Niollet Village
State Dairy Men's Association
Schilling
Northfeld
The
Minnesota Dairyman
A. J. McGuire
Grand Rapids
Geo. P. Grout
Forest Henry
Sountias
Celebrate Golden Wedding of Joseph Bier and Anna Knier
Last Monday marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Joseph Bier and Anna Knier. Born in Kostelzen Bohemia in June 1834 and 1443, they married in 1860, moved to Milford in 1868, later residing in New Ulm. The day featured church services, Mothers Society and St Joseph’s Society participation, Gruenenfelder’s orchestra and the 2nd Regiment band, and a rocking choir gift.
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Joseph Bier
Jos. Bier
Anna Knier
Bier
Mothers’ Society of Holy Trinity Church
St. Joseph's Society
Hardy
Gruenenfelder
2Nd Regiment
Father Heinz
Msolemn
Heinz
Mothers Society
Mother's
St. Joseph’s Societies
Ziehr
Kostelzen
Pilsen
Bohemia
America
Milford
New, Ulm
Boy Killed by Pet Horse Near Mankato Farm
A four year old boy, son of farmer John E. Davis living near Mankato, was kicked in the heart by a horse while playing near the animals. He died within moments after his mother found him and a final remark named a favorite horse as the culprit. No witness to the accident.
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Mankato
John E. Davis
Memorial Day Exercises in New Ulm Parade and Roster
Memorial day services in New Ulm on May 30 will feature a parade with Burgs Battery Company A Hecker Post G A R and city officials along with local ladies and carriage riders. Major Louis A Vogel will marshal with Majors Eckstein Fritsche Buschers assisting. Hecker Post G A R remains 37 members strong with three deaths in recent years and a living roster of members led by J Archard C Biange H Doehne J Dingler and others. A local National Encampment unit may join the parade.
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New Jim
Burg’s Battery
Company A
Hecker Post
Ladies of
Heckereiele
Louis A. Vogel
A. J. Eckstein
L. A. Fritsche
John Buschers
Vogel
United Spanish War Veterans
New Ulm
Gen'l Bobleter
John Nun
John Rolfing
J. ¥. Archard
C. Biange
H. Doehne
J. Dingler
P.everling
F. Friedman
E. Flick
J. Frahs
H. Fortwingler
Wm. Frank
C. Fischer
F. Grebe
A. Hellmann
J. Hube
A Hoffman
J. Hauenstein
V. Hartman
A. Huberty
A. Heyman
J. Krieger
J. Klossner
J. Gauden
H. Moll
B. Marschner
Nick Nenno
R. Pfefferle
H. Schneider
J. Schneider
J. Schlimpberger
J. Schapebahm
Athanas Schiede
F. Schwede
J. C. Toberer
W. Tauer
J. P. Vogel
F. Walther
E. Zoller
Stabbing Affray Wounds Man at Valley Street Bar
A man identified as John Gewert and ex employee Robert Boesch clashed Monday at Beaders Brewery frontage on Valley Street leading to Gewert being seriously wounded by multiple knife blows. Gewert was arrested and jailed awaiting grand jury action while Boesch was reported improving and not considered seriously hurt.
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Beader
Valley St
Robert Boesch
Bender Brewery
John Gewert
Gewert
Carleen
Gewart
Boesch
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Tigket
Western Union
District Court
Vital Washington News
Br Tavenner
Charles F. Barclay
Pennsylvania
National Republican Platform
House Committee On Post Offices
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate Committee On ‘Territories
St. Peter Asylum
Knights of Columbus
Nicollet
Hecker
G. A. Ottomeyer
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