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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
2
Turner Hall Gymnastics Classes Listed By Age Groups
Turner Hall posts a schedule for gymnastics classes for boys and girls of various ages, with days and times including Wednesday afternoon for boys 6 to 11 and 4:30 to 5:30, and Saturday mornings for others, plus youth, girls, Misses, ladies, and men classes across weekday evenings and Sunday forenoon.
Lawson Seeks Senate Seat on Cost of Living Platform
Boston May 25 Thomas W Lawson financier announces candidacy for U S Senate to succeed Winthrop Murray Crane on platform demanding reduction in the cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
United States
Sen|ate
Winthrop Murray Crane
Roosevelt Gains Two More Delegates in Ohio Primaries
Columbus May 25 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt gained two more delegates in the Ohio primaries according to the Thirteenth district count giving him thirty four delegates to Tafts eight The official count shows Roosevelt delegates Maxwell and Geer elected by small margins An error in the Fifteenth district was offset by a loss in the Sixth Taft defeated Baum No change in Democratic standings Harmon thirty one Wilson eleven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
Thomas Maxwell
W. A. Geer
Roosevelt
Roosevel
B. B. Bulass
Tait
W. H. Baum
Harmon
Wilson
Wool tariff bill rejected by Senate finance committee
Washington May 24 The senate committee on finance authorized Senator Smoot to adversely report the house wool tariff revision bill with an outline that Republican members will later frame a substitute. The adverse report passed 6 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Smoot
Utah
Grain and Provision Prices From Duluth and Chicago Markets
Prices across Duluth and Chicago show mixed movement in wheat flax corn oats and livestock. Wheat No 1 hard 1.16 1/4 No 1 Northern 1.15 1/4 No 2 Northern 1.18 May 1.14 July 1.14 1/4 Flax 2.35 in store 2.20 to arrive May 2.35 South St Paul cattle hogs sheep ranges and prices. Chicago live stock and grain futures with May July Sept quotes for wheat corn oats pork butter eggs poultry and more. Minneapolis wheat May 1.13 July 1.13 1/2 Sept 1.05 cash close No 1 hard 1.15 1/2 No 1 Northern 1.15 1/4 to arrive 1.14 1/2 1/18 No 2 Northern 1.13 1/8 to arrive 1 12 7/8 No 3 Northern 1.11 1/8 No 8 yellow corn 75 76 1/4 No 4 corn 68 72c No 3 white oats 50 50 1/2 to arrive 49c No 3 oats 47 49 barley 70c 1.20 flax 2.20 to arrive 2.20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Northern
South St. Paul
Chicago
Texas
Minneapolis
Peterson Files for Republican U.S. Senate Nomination
James A. Peterson of Minneapolis former Hennepin County attorney announces bid for the Republican nomination for United States senator at the upcoming senatorial primaries. He says he will publish his detailed policies later, citing progressive principles and a statewide appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Peterson
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Peterson
United States
Lindbergh Enters Minnesota Senate Contest
Representative A Lindbergh of Little Falls announces candidacy for United States senator from Minnesota to succeed Knute Nelson. He plans a personal campaign based on present and future needs of the people, saying he based his decision on the beliefs he holds and that he has not yet consulted friends due to work commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whames A. Lindbergh
Little Falls
United States
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
Lindbergh
Nelson
Minnesota Medical Examiners Board Charged Over Fees Use
Public examiner Andrew Fritz accuses the Minnesota state board of medical examiners of spending about $6,000 since May 1, 1910, money that should belong to the state. He cites an 1910 opinion by Lyndon A. Smith suggesting the board’s reciprocal fees of $50 each be turned into the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Public Examiner
State Board of Medical Examiners
Andrew Fritz
Fritz
Lyndon A. Smith
Duluth Car Strike Near Threatened Walkout
Duluth street car men threaten a strike as arbitration is urged by city aldermen. Carmen await word to quit the cars while company officials promise replacements the day they walk out. The awkward city shape would trap many residents at the ends away from downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Compromise on White Earth Indian affair reaches agreement
After months of debate over the White Earth reservation a compromise is reached among Senator Clapp the house committee on Indian affairs and Chairman Graham. A substitute bill outlines laying a corrected roll of mixed and full bloods at White Earth restricting titles by blood quantum and extending embargos on long tied up titles with adjustments to pending controversies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Earth
Clapp
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Graham
Special Investigating Committee
Court of Claims
Washout wreck threatens Pioneer Limited near Homer
Heavy rains washed out the roadbed of the Pioneer Limited, first section derailed near Homer eight miles east of Winona. Two sleepers baggage and a dining car left the track and submerged in the Mississippi. No lives lost due to warnings and slow speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Pioneer Limited
Homer
Winona
American Consul General killed in Germany fall
Frank D. Hill, United States Consul General from Minnesota, fell from a staircase railing at the Frankfurter Hof in Frankfurt am Main and died from a broken skull. There were no witnesses. Hill, born May 28, 1862 in Pine Island, Minnesota, had a long career in the consular service with postings in Asuncion Montevideo Venezuela Brazil Amsterdam St. Petersburg Barcelona and Frankfurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank D. Hill
Minnesota
Frankfort-on-the- Main
Germany
Mr. Hill
Frankfurter Hof
Minnnesota
Pine Island
University of Minnesota
Asuncion
Paraguay
Montevideo
Uruguay
Venezuela
Brazil
Amsterdam
St. Petersburg
Barcelona
Spain
Frankfort
Amateur Aviator Killed Near Osborn Ohio
Minneapolis man Fred J. Southard, 40, an aviator, died after falling 100 feet at Wright aviation field near Osborn Ohio. He had just bought the airplane from the Wright brothers, obtained the hangar keys after being refused permission to fly alone, and fell six minutes into his first solo flight. Body badly crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Osborn
Fred J. Southard
Minnepaolis
Wright Aviation
Southard
Wright Brothers
Broken rail causes wreck near Good Thunder Minn
A passenger train on the St. Paul road was wrecked two miles west of Good Thunder. A dozen passengers were severely bruised but none seriously hurt. An engine and two passenger cars stayed on track and carried people to Good Thunder. A broken rail is believed to have caused the crash. Separately, Fred Wegner Jr of Winsted was convicted of second degree murder in Glencoe district court for killing his wife on January 17 and sentenced to life in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Road
Good Thunder
Fred Wegner, Jr
Winsted
Glencoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
New,Ulm Review
Robert Steineauser
LAW Office
G. FP. Reineke
Olaen
New Ulm
Minn
R.L. A. Fritsche Physician & Surgeon
Brown Co. Bank
New ULM, + - MINN
Chas
Emmerich
Center Sts
Gulden & Hippert
Coal
Lira
Wm. Pfaender, Jr
Sperl’s
Auto Garage
Sperl
Sts
First Congregational Church
Minnesota Street
E. F. Wheeler
Christian Endeavor
Turner Hall
Lawson
Senate Committee
Knute Melsom
Charles A. Lindbergh
Scores Medical Board
Milwaukee Road
New Ulm, Minn
J. H. Forster
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Company
New Ulm Hardware Co
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
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