Machine Invention Prompts Royalty Fight With Brewers
A notice discusses Sebel president of August Schell Brewing receiving word from Ay Magnus Sons of Chicago about two hop flavoring machines invented last winter that are sold to eastern breweries. Magnus Sons holds royalties on each machine. A Greensburg, Indiana man testifies to health claims about a digestive preparation named Kodol Drs., sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titte Sebel
August Sehell Brewing Company
Ay Magnus Sons
Chicago
Eastern
Mr. Schell
A. Magnus Sons
Deserted wife forgives Sleepy Eye barber forgives entanglement
Mrs Chas Kimball, legal wife of barber Kimball, travels from Baraboo to New Ulm and visits him in jail. She explains their marriage in 1893, his past, and his affair with the Toomey woman, expressing belief he can be released on bail and nursed back to health. She criticizes whiskey and hopes to keep him on the straight path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kimball
Sleepy Eye
Anther
Kimball
New Ulm
Baraboo
Wis
Jos
Fort Wayne
Minnesota City
Lulu
King Dodo charms New Ulm in opening opera season
New Ulm crowds flocked to Turner Theatre for the opening of the 1903 04 opera season with King Dodo and a stellar cast led by Richard Golden as the infirm patriarch. Miss Barnes Annette and the quartet Albright Hamlin Williams gave vivid performances as well as a praised Madge and Dr Fizz. The ballet and chorus received high marks with striking costumes and scenery throughout the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Dodo
F. W. Johnson
Turner Theatre
Springfield
Hanska
Nicollet
Sleepy Eye
Richard Golden
Miss Barnes
Annette
Albright
Hamlin
Williams
Williams As Queen Lili, Angela and Piola, Sang Pleasingly. Mel Meyers
Wooley
Madge
Dr. Fizz
Mr. Davies
Pedro
Hunter Wounds Hands In Sigel Accident
A hunting accident in Sigel injures Carl Sperl, who loses three fingers of his left hand. Sperl, a hired man for John Sellner, discharged his gun while duck hunting nearby, then returned to the Sellner home and was taken to New Ulm. Dr. G B Weiser and colleagues amputated the three fingers at St. Alexander hospital. he is recovering and expected to leave soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigel
Carl Sperl
Sperl
John Sellner
Sellner
New Ulm
G. B. Weiser
St. Alexander Hospital
Weiser
J.H. Vogel
Otto Wicherski
Minneapolis Millers Seek Replacements Amid Major Strike
Otto C. Sommer arrives in New Ulm to recruit workers from smaller towns for Minneapolis mills. The ongoing strike of about 400 leaders demanding $2 for eight hours prompted 1,800 workers to walk out, shutting down 19 mills. Sommer reports Minneapolis backers oppose the strikers and promises union wages, rail fare, board, and protection to new hires. He takes ten from New Ulm and ten from Mankato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Otto C. Sommer
New Ulm
Pillsbury-Washburo
Sommer
Mankato
Farmer Dies In Field In Lafayette Township
Bernard Klingler a 37 year old farmer in Lafayette Township collapsed last Wednesday afternoon while cutting corn. He died from heart disease after his binder malfunctioned and he fell from his seat. Coroner Merritt deemed no inquest necessary. Funeral was held Saturday at the St George Catholic church. Between 250 and 300 ladies visited Mrs Thomas millinery last Wednesday and Thursday for the fall opening, each recipient receiving a souvenir spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Klingler
Lafayette
Merritt
St. Peter
Father Vonderlage
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Marcus Aurelius
Hummel Bros
Gordon & Ferguson
Tn. Minn, St. New Ulm, Minn
Holland
Greensburg
Tia
Drougists
OF Kimball
Brown County
Epstlioat
Carlson Brothers
Clothiers
New Ulm, Minn
Ene
New Ulm People
Hunter
Minneapolis Millers
Willard
Crone Brothers
Serging
B. Follmann
Ottomeyer
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