The Battle of the Ballots and Local Returns
Fusion forces gain in New Ulm and county, Bryan and Lind lead in city wards with substantial margins. County results show Vogel, Schneider, Miller, Matter, Hoffmann, and Eckstein delivering key wins while population totals reach 76,295,220 with New York and Pennsylvania leading in state counts.
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Bryan
Lind
New Ulm
McKinley
van Sant
McCleary
Mathews
Peterson
Ocbs
Vogel
Schneider
Fusion
Register of Deeds
Miller
George
Olsen
Hoidale
Surveyor Boock
Population shifts and Missouri’s possible House gain
The text discusses population rankings from 1890 to the present, noting Texas leading in growth while Nevada remains last and Missouri eyeing a Representative gain in the next apportionment. It explains the ratio of representation, projected to near 200,000, and Congress’s December task of setting the next decade’s basis amid state concerns.
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States
Congress
Electorical College
Hawaii
Tne
Marx
New York
Pennsylvania
Djinois
Ohio
Missouri
Texas
Massachusettss
India
Michigan
Iowa
Maine
Vermont
Kansas
Nebraska
Nevada
House
Death Removes Pioneer Beinhorn Of New Ulm
Frederick Beinhorn, longtime New Ulm pioneer and builder of the first flouring mill, died at 79 after a paralysis stroke five weeks earlier. Born in 1821 in Braun Schweig, he helped establish New Ulm in 1854, owned shares in the first sawmill and Holling mill, later ran a general store, and retired thirteen years ago. Survived by wife and six children. Willie Ortwein resigns as clerk of the Grand and leaves for South Dakota.
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Frederick Beinhorn
New Ulm
G. A. Firgan
Braun Schweig
Germany
United States
Chicago
Mberg
Woonnocket
Balatei
Mike Beane ‘Geinnarm
Douluth
Emma Heinhorn
Alfred Beinhorn
Winona
Fred ‘Beinhorn
Helens
Montana
Parochial School Opens with Dedication Ceremony
Dedication of the Lutheran church’s new three story red brick school building at North Second and State streets occurred Sunday. Rev. C J Albrecht spoke at 10 am and Prof. Schaller preached at 11:30. Enrollment expected to reach 140 with a coming expansion.
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North Second
State Streets
C.J. Albrecht
Lutheran Church
Schaller
Dr. Martin Luther College
Concordia
Koehler
Micollet
Ausic
Concordia Lund
State Street
Convention to draft constitution mirrors United States features
Colliers Weekly notes that after disposal of current work the Constitutional Convention will focus on study of foreign constitutions and aims for general features similar to the U S model. It highlights judiciary and learned professionals among members including civil governors and Supreme Court figures. predicts a successful outcome and recalls peaceful municipal elections and delegate selections without disorder.
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National
Republican
Union Democratic
Cuba
United States
Supreme Court
Collier’s Weekly
Business and Tax Receipts Reflect Statewide Trend
A October report from the collector of internal revenue notes no disturbance in business ahead of the presidential election. Documentary stamps, beer taxes, and tobacco receipts rise sharply, indicating higher activity, while Minnesota cigars and local production gain. Total October receipts reach 287,716.26, up from September and October 1899. The piece contrasts corporate wealth growth with stagnant worker earnings, highlighting Rockefeller and Hanna era profits against labor wages.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Minnesota
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Angelina
Ulm
A. U. Staley Underwear
Pda
C. A. Random
C.H
Egrern
Aostaley
South Bend
Brown County
Bryan and
Willie Ortwein
the Grand
South Dakota
the Constitutional Convention
Daa Eta
John D. Rockerfeller
Standard Oil
Rockerfeller
Mark Hanns
II Coal
Mark Hanna
Republican Trust
Rockfeller
Hanne
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