Rays Held For Grand Jury In Bail Bond Case
Justice Henningsen bound Ida Taylor and Cornelius Carmody Rays over to the grand jury on bail of 1000 dollars each after a preliminary hearing in New Ulm. The cases involve grand larceny and receiving stolen goods linked to a Citizens State bank transaction and an occult merchandise deal. Attorneys Eckstein and Kukstein fought vigorously, seeking discharge by habeas corpus, while witnesses linked money recovered in the shoes of Mrs. Ray to funds deposited by Crane Brea's bookkeeper John H. Lungmack. The court also notes the Rays intend further legal moves. both remain jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Ida Taylor
Rays
Henningsen
Court House
Ray
Cornelius Carmody
Joe
Iis
Kukstein
Mrs. Ray
Spanish Swindle Letter C Targets Local Man
Filzen Sr. received a fraudulent Spanish scam letter claiming kin with Le Lesseps and a prison in Madrid. It promises money in the Bank of England and a child to house, offering a quarter of funds after agreeing to transfer funds back and forth. No such relatives exist and the scheme intends to extract cash for further transport to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pilzen Sr
Filzen
le Lesseps
Panama Canal
Madrid
Bank of
Mr. Filzen
Knogland
New Council Organizes and Appoints City Officers
The new council reorganized at Turner Hall naming Henry N. Samson as city attorney and J. B. Arnold as assessor with other key posts to A. Wagner as superintendent of electric light and water. Salaries increased for several posts and all collections to be made through the city clerk. The council granted liquor licenses to most applicants, and committees were named. The article also notes poultry show plans with New Ulm hosting next year, a local theater review, a marriage at Turner Hall, and a decision not to lower Center street sewer due to cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graff
First Ward
Henry N. Samson
J. B. Arnold
John Bartl
Chas. Clement
Adolph Klause
Jos. Tauer
Jos. Weisenborn
H. F. Blomquist
Jos. Kunz
Adolf Wagner
J. H. Vogel
Ernst Wicherski
Wm. Thiedemann
Turner Hall
J. F. Herzog
Brown County Journal
Jos. Sittauer
Wm. A. Hubmer
Electric
Buenger
Meyer
Mueller
Gieseke
Schnobrich
New Ulm Poultry Association
Mankato
Sleepy Eye
Clements
New Ulm
Wm. Pfaender, Jr
Jos. Karl
Fred Seiter
Henry Vedder
Jacob Vatter
J. W. Kollmann
J. J. Neudecker
F. J. Hubbard
J. A. Vetter
George Bevier
Northwestern
Spokane Spokesman- Review
Stanford
Southern
Bevier
Spokane High
Moulton
Ulm
Turner Theatre
Charley Grapewin
Pipp
Nic Gulden
Irma Krause
Julius Krause
St. James
Dr. Martin Luther College
New Council
Center Street
Old Council
Assets of Sleepy Eye Milling Firm Revealed in Bankruptcy filing
The Northwestern Miller discloses Sleepy Eye Milling firm assets after involuntary bankruptcy proceedings. It lists 223,688 in stock and undivided profits of Sleepy Eye Deg Process, 26 country elevators valued at 156,000, stock and materials at 129,453, chamber of commerce membership 4,640, promissory notes 33,400, and a claim of 29,223 against Chicago Northwestern and other rail firms. The mill property is included in the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Sleepy Eye Milling Company
Sleepy Eye Deg Process Company
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Chicago & Northwestern
Death of Albert Stuebe
Albert Stuebe died of natural causes after a week of critical illness. Born February 29, 1887, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stuebe, he was a popular, kind boy with little schooling due to health but a bright, good-hearted nature. His funeral drew one of New Ulm’s largest crowds as townspeople paid a final tribute to the beloved boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Albert Stuebe
Albert
Chas. Stuebe
New Ulm City Finances Show Healthy Balance and High Utilities
City financial statement reports last year cost of running New Ulm at 63863.71 with receipts totaling 72073.30 including liquor licenses taxes and plant incomes. Water plant valued at 84448.91 with 10768.36 income. electric light plant income 26087.76 and disbursements 18624.86. Balance on April 1 rose from 20673.46 to 28883.15. Major expenses include streets, fire, sewers, and parks. Chas Silverson party travels to San Francisco then north. Sleepy Eye mayor and officials reelected. new Cottonwood bridge contract awarded to W Roscoe of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicherski
New Ulm
General Administration
Chas. Silverson
California
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Chaffeur Larson
Silversons
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific
Silversom
Sleepy Eye
W. ©. Steinke
Wm. Mura
Jos. Schmid
Recorder
Sarrow
Robert Hese
H. J. Knudson
Mr. Casperson
Mr. Hose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justice Henningsen
Grand Jury
Eckstein & Funk
May
St. Paul Central High School
Belle Plaine
le Sueur
Courtland
Lloyd Helmes
Gus. Stamm
L. Repke
Knox Reeves
John Townsend
W. W. Freshley
St. Paul
Minnesota
Shakopee
Nicols
Wright
Albert J. Ross
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Stanley
Ross
America
C. Filzen Sr
Wagner
Blomquist
Sleepy Eye Milling DO
Ottomeyer
Ginghan
I Lo Tse
Tee
Gost
W. P. Roscoe
Minneapolis
Springfield
Mr. Roscoe
Cap. Nenno
Crone Bros
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