Doc Hamann Heads to Big Leagues After New Ulm Win
The famed New Ulm pitcher known as Doc Hamann is bound for the Cleveland American League following a 2 to 0 victory over Hopkins last Sunday. In his farewell game for New Ulm he dazzled with ten punch outs, six scattered hits by Hopkins, and flawless fielding. Born and Guendner contributed key plays, while Hamann himself added two singles in four trips to the plate. The crowd saluted a stellar season as New Ulm fans await his major league debut.
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Big
Doc" Hamann
New Ulm
Cleveland
Doc’ Hamann
Allstar
Hopkins
Hamann
Doc
Hopking
Rye
Hach
Ole’’ Daugherty
Iston Brackett
Bingle
Ole
Guendner
Flrst
Doe Hamann
Born
New U Ulm
Christenxen
Nygren
Redeen
Turen
Gutzke
Houle
Daugherty
Brackett
Donaghue
Center Garden
Paint Suspect Bound Over In Journal Painting Case
Robert Bartl, bartender for Anton Henle, bound over to the grand jury on $600 bail after a first hearing in Justice Geo Hogen’s court. The case, involving alleged painting of the Journal building on North Minnesota street, featured witness testimony about the paint, damages, and the substituted “John Doe” warrant name.
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Robert Bartel
Anton A Henle
Minnesota Street
Geo. Hogen
N. Henningsen
Pfaender
Eckstein
Albert Pinender
Bartl
P. Liesch
Liesch-Walter Printing Co
Priesch
Liesch
John Doe
Ffaender
Joseph Michel
John Carlson
John Curleom
Searles
New Ulm
Charlie Manderfeld
German Park
Candy Fae
Journal
Candy Kitchen
Theevetal
Robert Bartl
Manderfeld
Carlson
Mr. Carlson
Charley Manderfeld
Anton Henle
Carleon
Michael
Esser
Byer
Not Guilty Verdict In City Court Assault Case
A New Ulm jury of local businessmen found Major Albert Pfaender not guilty of assaulting city justice George Hogen. Testimony differed over the blows, with Pfaender claiming two strikes and Hogen three. Pfaender was bound over to district court on the related matter, with bond set at 9500.
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Hagen
Pifender
Bartl
Pfaender
Eckstein
Hogen
Pfaendder
Pisender
Justice Hogen
Emil Hage
John Mueller, Jr
Major Srnsender
Major Pfaender
Major Pfaunder
Hagen, Hage
Mueller
Erkstein
Major Plasnder
Fis Backer
Harey
Bingham F.wicters
Pati! Hackharth
Elmer Heeberle
Henry Held
Julian Krause
John F. Langmack
Hugo Schiender
John Siebenbrunner
Wichtel Pater
Kitzberger
Major Pinender
P. Liesel
Journal
Streat. Oe
New Ulm
Albert. Pfagader
Geo. Hogen
Piaender
Flaender
Aubh
Baseball Umpires and
Justice Court
Junes
Albert Imenner
Robert Bart
Gee
Praender
Pfiender
Bart
Hagen Pays
Serer
Pieende
Plaerider
City ayes costly wiring code upgrades and street improvements
The council approved a National electric wiring code, with penalties to be set later, and called for bids to build a new pump house at Well No. 5 costing about four thousand dollars. Summit avenue repair was debated with concrete retaining walls seen as the cure, while a new ordinance would curb heavy trucks on wood block pavements.
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Forster
Minnesota Avenue
Broadway
State
Washington
P. H. Furth
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fifth South Street
Minnesota
Otto F. Oswald
Summit Avenue
Oswald
New Ulm
Minnesota Street
Chas
Martinas
Heating Plant Bid Sought for Brown County Jail
Brown County board will accept bids at 2 pm Monday September 18 for installing a heating plant in the Brown County jail. Bids must include plans and schedule of work, with a 5 percent certified check as bid guarantee, and a bid bond if awarded the contract.
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Brown County
Nicollet County Boosters plan big dairy show
The Nicollet County Boosters Club announces a major dairy show titled Nitional Dairy Show to be held October 7 to lath at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds. A more complete notice will appear in the Rethem next week. Mrs F Dietrich of Wands will be operated on Monday morning.
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Nicollet County
Dietrich of Wands
New Ulm Adopts Auto Regulation Ordinance No 119
The city council approved Ordinance No 119 regulating driving and parking of motor vehicles in New Ulm. It sets right-side driving, passing rules, 45 degree parking, minimum distances to hydrants and corners, 3 hour street parking limits on Minnesota Street, and penalties up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail. Mayor L A Fritasche signed it on September 6, with publication this week in the Review.
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City of
New Ulm
Minnesota Street
2Nd South Street
4Th North Street
L. A. Fritache
Iteelf
Cambia Pioneer John Davies Dies at 91
John 8. Davies died at Immanuel hospital in Mankato Sunday of last week at age 91 from injuries after a fall at the Warren Creek bridge. He immigrated from Wales in 1897 and Minnesota in 1866 with the Jackson family, settled Cambia area, married Ming Mary Jane in 1860 in Le Sueur County. He is survived by his wife and eight children. funeral was held at the Wirida church in Mankato near Lake Crystal.
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John
Davies
Immanuel Hospital
Mankato
Warren Creek
America
Wales
Minnesota
Jackson
Ming
Mary
Jane
le Sueur
Wix
Werida
Mankate
Lake Crystal
Petition Seeks Bans on Street Carnivals in New Ulm
A partial 1M signature petition from New Ulm women urges the City Council and Mayor to ban street carnivals and tent shows. It argues such events harm morals, reflect poorly on the city, and offer no public benefit, requesting enforcement of new ordinances as needed.
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New Ulm
Henerskle
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Night Paint Crew
Bat Liesch
Anton Henie
Henle
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den Ichel
Bert Bartl
Bogen
Justice of the Peace
Tila Hagen
Furth
Council
Cambria
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