19 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented ad describes fall dress fabrics including black Henrietta and Serges, with figures noted around 124 cents and a promotional call to shoppers. The clipping emphasizes discounts and broad assortment to attract buyers.
Our line of colored goods is ready for inspection featuring Broadhead Worsted Goods made in Jamestown New York. We offer Venetians Latin Venetians Poplins Granite Cloth Serges Storm Serges and Henriettas in many colors and price ranges from 124 cents to 1 75. We stock silks for waists and trimmings in colors and black plus a large trimmings line including Black Silk Appliques White Silk Appliques Jet Trimmings Silk Guipures and Braidy at prices to suit all. Call and see.
A Duluth Herald excerpt criticizes McKinley era imperialism in the Philippines. It contrasts consent of the governed with colonial rule, cites 1888 remarks by McKinley, and argues for Bryan’s 1900 presidential bid to halt expansion. It notes views from the Des Moines Globe and Chicago Journal on republic versus monarchy.
Four years after a close race, Bryan’s path to victory depends on gains beyond 1896 votes. Vermont shows a Democratic drift, with Republicans down about 100 percent and Democrats up 16 percent since 1898. Projected shifts in Indiana Delaware West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and North Dakota suggest Democratic margins ranging from 18,822 to 80,501 votes in key states.
The Brown County Agricultural Society begins its 30th aerial fair tomorrow morning with large class entries and top attractions. Rio Grande Bill's Wild West Show, acclaimed as the best of its kind, is free to fair patrons and performed at the race course fronting the grand stand. Also noted are other first class entertainments for a pleasant, instructional day. The Sleepy Eye Dispatch excerpt hints at county political tensions involving Republicans and local papers, suggesting a brewing clash affecting voters and party unity. The high school four hall eleven defeated a three university student pickup team 10 to 0 on campus Friday afternoon.
The Weather Bureau weekly bulletin for Sept 17 notes four rainless days except in limited areas, heavy rains on the 14th in the Minnesota valley and Southwest, generally mild to moderate temperatures until the 15th, and frosts on the 17th across the state. It details crop effects, including poor wheat in shock, damp sprouted grain, flax, corn binding issues, and plowing progress, plus a bridge contract in Brown County and new school district actions. The gun club match at Sleepy Eye ended with Springfield victory and full individual scores.
The Sleepy Eye Catholic congregation led by Rev. Starz plans a monumental church costing at least 35000. Built of river sand stone and Bedford stone with a gothic design, it will seat about 2500 on the main floor plus a gallery. The building features stained glass, five entrances, steam heat, and 200 electric lights, with plans by Antoni Dohman of Milwaukee.
Report outlines the arrest of M and St L workmen over a dispute on new side track work near Eagle mill. City council demanded profiles and grades before grading across streets. arrests occurred when grading continued without promised data. City attorney away. case adjourned. Union meeting discussed relief aid and sidewalks. $200 sent to St Paul relief fund. Otto Wicherski leaves for Minneapolis, Eau Claire, then Chicago for medical studies.
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