Doctor Stamm Dies After Forty Years Practice in St Paul
The veteran Swiss born physician Gottfried Stamm known as a good Samaritan to Germans in Minnesota died in St Paul on a cancer of the intestines after more than forty years of practice. He served as Minnesota consul in 1889 and left six children, with burial to be attended by family members in St Paul.
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Dr. Watson
Gov. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Daniels
St. Peter
Stamm
Philanthrophy
Gottfried Stumm
Dr. Stamm
St. Paul
Capitol
Dr. Stumm
Schatthausen
Switzerland
Fas
University of
Prague
University of Zurich
United States
Louisa Pfaender
Col. Pfaender
Unis Ciny
Tvo
Albert
Frieda
Gustave
Hans
Vexus
Walter
Glivius
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wyoming
Dr. Obage
de. Stamm
Chage
Tn Lodge
Shriners
The
Elks
Droids
Workmen
Kreuger Verein
Hermann
Fred
William
Herman Pfaender
Lehrers Wanderings Ended in Minneapolis Death
Joseph Lehrer, a former New Ulm resident and brother of Springfield capitalist M Lehrer, was killed instantly Thursday evening after falling down a Minneapolis stairway. He had left North Dakota harvest fields to visit sights before moving to Springfield, urged by his brother to settle there.
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Joseph Lehrer
New Ulmin
Minneapolis
Joseph
M. Lehrer
Springfield
North Dakota
New Ulm's Candidate In Tribune Vote Contest
The Minneapolis Tribune launches a popular voting contest offering autos and trips to Jamestown and Niagara Falls. District winners gain trips, state best outside Minneapolis wins a car, with Mrs. F. W. Johnson of New Ulm a leading candidate supported by local friends.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Jamestown Exposition
Niagara Falls
Minneapolis
F. W. Johnson
The
Tribune
New Ulm
Johnson
Caspar Olstad Succeeds Kohn as Local Manager
Otto Kohn resigns as local manager of Minnesota Central Telephone Company. Caspar Olstad of Hanska, former Hanska Rural Telephone manager, is selected to lead the New Ulm office, approved by business leaders. Hanska post is filled by Einar Toenberg with Morris Williams of Mankato as assistant.
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Otto Kohn
Minnesota Central Telephone Company
Caspar Olstad
Hanska
Olstad
Hanska Rural Telephone Company
Ulm
Einar Toenberg
Morris Williams
Mankato
Gutterson Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress
After a three month European tour Gilbert Gutterson returned to Washington and announced plans to file again for the Second District Minnesota Republican nomination. He intends to canvass the district thoroughly and notes he narrowly missed beating McCleary a year ago. Ward of Fairmont could alter the race if a third candidate enters. Mr and Mrs Henry Hildebrandt of St Peter have been visiting since Wednesday.
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Gilbert Gutterson
Washington
Congress
Minnesota
Gutterson
McCleary
Hammond
Post Office Department
Ward
Fairmont
Henry Hildebrandt of
St. Peter
Freight Trains Collide On Northwestern Line
A rear end collision on the Northwestern track near St Louis caused an estimated $20,000 in damage. No lives were lost and all crew escaped unharmed after jumping from the engines. The wreck involved an engine, caboose and multiple cars, with barley and wheat containers among the debris and stock cars nearby. Firemen quickly fought the blaze in the caboose.
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St. Louis
Towne
Anderson
Milford
Riley
New Um
Minnesota Cattle Company
Everett
Yesterday's Races at the Fair Grounds Ended Amid Rain
Three thousand spectators watched a slow track at the fair grounds as Lee W swept the 2:10 trot and 2:17 pace with Alice Medium second. Dan Jeffers dominated the 2:27 trot and 2:35 pace, while Billy Wiggs won the half mile running race. Henry Steinhauser visited Lambert to stay with his brother Emil.
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Fair Grounds
Lee W
Alice Medium
Fred G
Dan Jeffers
iCal G
Mildred
Gray Boy
Billy Wiggs
Chemist
Eddy
Little Annie
Rossesin
What has become of Towne a vanished hotelkeeper and warden
G Town e disappeared from Mankato after leaving debts totalling hundreds of dollars. Former Springfield hotel proprietor and Brown county game warden, Towne last ran the City Hotel in Mankato before vanishing. Creditors in Mankato pursue rent, bar fixtures, and furniture balances while Towne’s fate is traced to Spokane with uncertain details. Southwick reports $800 advanced to settle rent and mortgage, now unfulfilled. Himmelmann and another creditor press for liquidation or foreclosure before any lease can proceed. Towne had opposed a Democratic successor, labeling him a dead beat.
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Towne
Mankato
Springfield
Brown County
City
Spokane
Henry Himmeliman
City Hotel
E. J. Himmelman
J. E. Southwick
Towneis
Southwick
Midnight Farmhouse Fire Kills Comfrey Child
A Comfrey report details a midnight blaze at Axel Stork's farmhouse in the southwest county end. Stork attempts rescue but a missing 8 year old daughter perishes as neighbors arrive too late. The story also notes local civil official change and an after dinner remark from a New York speaker.
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Minneapolis Journal of
Axel Stork
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NEW Ulm’s
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Hanska Man
Minnesota Central
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Lambert
Emil
Brooklyn Eagle
Himmerlmann
A. C. Hickel
Comfrey
Jos. Schumacher
Bingham Bros
New York
Garment Department
Palmer
Desir
Crone Bros
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