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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1900
Page
1
The text promotes affordable wraps and fur collarettes in seals, astrakhan, Persian lamb, beaver, marten, stone marten, grey mouflon, and more. Prices range from $1.50 to higher, with better options at $1.75 and $2 and up to suit all budgets and preferences.
A local ad showcases Banner Brand ladies waists in brilliantine, mercerized satin, sateen and flannel. Prices range from $1.25 to $4.50 with pieces tagged $1.25 $1.75 $3.00 and more, highlighting tucked fronts, silk braids and braid trim across several quality lines.
A large crowd arrived by special train from St Paul Minneapolis and nearby towns for Sundays corner stone ceremony of Tarn ep Hall in New Ulm. The program featured music by the Second Regiment Band Turner members and speeches by Col William Pfaendor Col Pinender and A J Alwin.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch notes a New Ulm committee has called a county officers nominating convention to be run by New Ulm residents for New Ulm interests. It alleges the convention favors the Democratic county voters while accusing a small coterie of politician control.
The Minnesota Democratic platform condemns Republican tariff policies and trusts, endorses Gov. John Lind’s reforms, calls for repeal of unjust legislative apportionment, supports labor organizing, and urges higher gross earnings tax on railroads with improvements to railway rates and state finances. It also praises sympathy for South Africa’s Boers and criticizes Republican stance on tariffs and governance.
A historic editorial argues that wealth concentration and monopolies threaten republican liberty. It denounces trusts using military force and contemplates constitutional monarchy as a perilous alternative, warning of despotism under McKinley and imperial ambitions.
Thomas D. O'Brien stole a valued gray team from H. Frenzel's barn, driving toward the country before officers traced him to a North German street barn. A search led to the recovered team, O'Brien waived examination, and bail was set at 2500 dollars as grand jury action pending.
Last Sunday the Hanensteins defeated the visiting Jocala Plymat by four to one on home grounds in a tightly contested game. Key plays included Plymar drawing a base on balls and quick outs to end a Jocala threat, while the locals relied on sharp defense and steady hitting to plate three runs early and two more later.
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