Exoneration of Mr Eckstein Cleared in Postal Case
The letter from J L Bristow states Joseph Eckstein of New Ulm Minnesota was arrested in 1894 for mailing unmailable cards, was tried and acquitted. The department now believes he is innocent and notes the actual culprit cannot be prosecuted due to the statute of limitations. The Review editor supports publicizing the exoneration and urges caution on unfounded charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McCleary
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Jos. A. Eckstein
New Ulm
Minnesota
Department
Eckstein
Minn
United States District Court
J. L. Bristow
Post Office Department
Ecksteid
Bckstein
State Board of Health issues 1901 disease reporting order
Minnesota State Board of Health adopts a circular urging local boards to enforce law on reporting eruptive diseases within 24 hours. It targets smallpox measles scarlet fever chicken pox and requires heads of households and inn keepers to report cases to the local board, unless a physician attends. It also directs prosecutions for violations under relevant statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Board of Health
City Clerk Reports Solid Finances and Waterworks Strength
City Clerk Schilling reports the year ending March 31 shows good finances and a strong waterworks system. Hydrants in service remain six. total water pumped 24 766 425 gallons with breakdowns for fire, sprinkling, flushing, public fountains, cemeteries, pumping station, and private consumers. Private consumers count 237 meters in use. receipts and expenditures summarized with liabilities and bonded debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Minnesota Street
North German Park
Urief
Fire Department
Graveyard Fund
Sey Ceeseeseese
City Council Proceedings and Local Appointments
The council organized with Wa. Eibner as president and completed routine business. Appointments included City Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein and officials such as Marshall Adolph Krause, Patrolmen Julius and Tauer, Supt. Charles Stolle, Street Inspectors Herbeck and Boehme, among others. Salaries and the Brown County Journal as official paper were fixed. sewer work contract awarded. a benefit concert program outlined for Friday at the opera house. literary and dramatic notes follow with references to The Prisoner of Zenda and local cast details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Eibner
Jos
A. Eckstein
Charles Grossendorf
Marshall
Adolph Krause
William Julius
Jos. A. Tauer
Julius Berndt
EB. Herbeck
Charles Boehme
Charles Stolle
John Dingler
John Nun
Charles Stuebe
Herman Kiesling
Dr. Reinecke
Water Works
Brown County Journal
Center Street
State
Minnesota
Charles Tob[erer
Spring Suit Specials Set Low Prices This Season
The ad promotes men's suits in all wool for $10 $12 and $14 while claiming goods are not dear this spring. It emphasizes better quality and neater patterns at lower costs than last year to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hope
Scott
Dickens
Irying
Hope
Vaughan Glaser
Charlotte Tittell
Robert Onness
Helen
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Turner Opera House
Zenda
Daniel Promman
Thy Speers
Sentanin
Wat Ulty Drug Store
Old Maid’s
Turner All
Women's Literary Club
Adluissinn
Pfefferle
R. Pfefferle
Perera Eee
Joseph Sehrieg
Annie Beier
Nicollet Hotel
St. Peter, Minn
Division of Post Office
Tl, M. Bracken
City Clerk’s Annual Report
City Council Proceedings
Mesdames Bingham
Reim
Krook
Misses Koch
Hauenstein
Schmidt
Meta Koch
Messrs
Grossendorf
Seiter
Island of Dreams
Dorothea Hauenstein
Wm. Praender
Edward Greig
Elsie Koch
Owen
F. H. Krook
A.m.smith
Grace Newsall
A. W. Bingham
Homer Bartlett
Castle
Dadlee Buck Vaise
Chopin
Anna Schmidt
Bolero
Grace Newsalt
Mi 04
Grussendorf
Leiter
Voices of the Woods
Watson
Eva Klossner
Guy Hardelet
Koch
Roy Meignon
Couchois
Stuart
D. A. Grussendorf
Robandi
A. W. Bingh
Wm. Pfaender
Wilson Chori
Wuyug
Jasper
Bays’ & Chilken's Suits
Papa
Cohen Goldman Pants
John B. Stetson
Elgin
Crone Bros
Ottomeyer
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