Red Special Train to Bring Debs to New Ulm
The Red Special train bearing Eugene Debs and other socialists will arrive in New Ulm from the west next Sunday forenoon at eleven o'clock. Debs will speak from the train rear platform with other leaders present. The visit includes music by the Volunteer band and remarks by Debs and speakers such as Henry C. Parker and Stephen M. Reynolds. Debs is praised for his speaking power and dedication to socialism, despite mixed views from practical observers. Other items note H. C. Ohlsen leasing the Exchange Hotel in Springfield and a Wanda student enrollment in a local Catholic parochial school.
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Philadelphia Labor Temple
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Chicago Daily Sentinel
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Terré Haute
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Exchange Hotel
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Milwaukee
John Schaller
Lutheran Seminary
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Monroe
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Turner Hall Park
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Second Regiment
New Ulm Eagle Roller Mill to Add 10000 Dollar Plant
Eagle Roller Mill Co plans a brick addition to its power plant costing about 10000 dollars. John Gronau has the building contract for two 18 by 10 foot water tube boilers with 175 pound pressure and 300 hp. A coal elevator and ash removal system are among proposed improvements to automate boiler operations.
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Eagle Roller Mill Co
John Gronau
Blood poisoning claims Essig merchant Andrew Wagner
Essig's leading citizen and hardware dealer Andrew Wagner died Friday afternoon from blood poisoning linked to a finger wound while repairing car machinery. Amputation of the finger failed to save him. Wagner, 45, came from Home township to build a thriving hardware lumber and machinery business and was known as a hustler. He is survived by his wife and children and mourned by many in Essig.
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Andrew Wagner
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Mr. Wagner
Martin Mueller
DROWNS IN THE MINNESOTA Unexpected Ending Witnessed by John Schardt
A Minnesotan river drowning near Cottonwood mouth ends a minnow dragging outing. Henry Schroer, a German barkeeper, vanished after striking a river bed hole while Schardt watched nearby. Schroer’s body recovered by afternoon as witnesses Mrs Schardt and Mrs Herman mourned. Julius Berndt Jr located the body near the scene.
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Henry Schroer
Henry Herman
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John Schardt
Schardt
William J. Herman
Andrew Steinmery
Mulligan
Johnson Opens Re election Campaign with Broad Schedule
Governor John A. Johnson will launch his re election bid with a September 21 speech in a major city. He plans daily campaigning through November 3, speaking at least once each weekday and possibly up to three times a day, aiming to visit nearly every county. The opening speech city is not yet decided among Minneapolis Saint Paul Mankato St. Cloud Red Wing or Crookston.
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John A. Johnson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mankato
St. Cloud
Red Wing
Crookston
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