Admiral Evans Ends Long Navy Career at Lake Mohonk
Rear Admiral Jobley D. Evans of the United States Navy, aged sixty two, celebrated at Lake Mohonk, N.Y., after nearly fifty years in service. A battlescarred flag from the Spanish fleet at Santiago was displayed as he entered in a wheelchair. President Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Pillsbury sent letters while Dr. Andrew S. Draper presented a loving cup, prompting Evans to speak on accepting the gift.
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Lake Mohonk
N.Y
Ave
Jobley D. Evane
United States Navy
Mountain
Mountain Hotel
Santiago
Evans
Dience
J. Edward Simmons
President Roosevelt
Pillsbury
America
Andrew S. Draper
New York
Admiral Evans
Admiral Bvans
Bryan Gets His Mascot
Bryan, the Democratic presidential candidate, received a donated mule from the Minnesota State Agricultural Society. The mule arrived in Lincoln and was paraded to Fairview where Bryan planned a newspaper correspondents caucus to name it. Excitement rose as he joked about naming the mascot after the best trained mule in the United States. The second item details a death in Worcester after a family reunion caused by overexertion during public excitement. It also notes a cholera update from St. Petersburg and Rostov, with multiple deaths and illness spreading along the Black Sea coast.
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Mr. Bryan
United States
Petersburg
Roxstoven-Dao
Astrakhan
Ehol
Black Sea
Ciooasna Cosh
Taft Replies To Bryan In Virginia Rally
Taft claims the people rule through the Republican party in Hot Springs Virginia as he contrasts Bryan’s challenge. He cites McKinley’s election as a peak of popular will and argues Roosevelt’s administration upheld the people’s will with large party majorities in 1900 and 1904.
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Bays
Hot Springs
William Ry Taft
Bryan
Virginia
McKinley
Roosevelt
One Regiment Held as Reserve in Springfield Riot Aftermath
Springfield, Aug 21. Military rule ends as militia is reduced to one regiment and civil authorities take over. First cavalry breaks camp, seventh infantry patrols withdrawn. Sheriff bolsters deputies. city police reinforced. One shooting reported. Shafter cavalry investigated marauders. Indictments handed to alleged mob leaders for murder, malicious mischief, and riot.
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Springfield
First Cavalry
Seventh Infantry
Werner
Shafter Cavalry
ceVerdl
Hitchcock Announces Advisory Committee Members
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican national committee names Richard A. Ballinger Cornelius Bliss Powell Clayton W. Murray Crane William Nelson Cazywell John Hayes Hammond Franklin Murphy Charles Patt Arthur Largus Timor Dover as advisory members. The committee will advise on campaign conduct with headquarters in New York.
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Republican National Committee
New York
Hitchcock
Richard A. Ballinger
State of Washington
Corneliuer
Bliss
Powel
Clayton
Arkansas
W. Murray Crane Maneachusetts
William Nelson Crazywell
John Hayes Hammond
Massachusetts
Franklin Murphy
New Turkey
Charles Ppatt
Ohio
Arthur Laurgs
Timor Dover
Tunnel Explodes Kills Two Drivers in Valley View Shaft
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on August 22 an underground tunnel 1300 feet into the mountainside at Valley View was charged after a lightning bolt caused a dynamite explosion. Six men were in the tunnel when the strike occurred, killing two expert drivers and fatally injuring another as electrical current ran into the chamber via steel rails or a surface wire.
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Pottsville
Valley View
Tho Ughtling
Morrocan Royal Faction Ruled as Sultans Clash
Tangier reports the army of Abdel Aziz has been defeated by brother Mula Tasid fifty miles from Morocco City and a vizier was captured. Other accounts say the sultan fled and sought refuge in the French zone.
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Tangier
Abdel Aziz
Morocco
Mula Tasid
Wiltar
Postmasters expand free return of matured vouchers
Washington on August 23 announces an offer by Postmaster General Meyer allowing all gedersimers to return their mate firm vouchers at no cost under amended postal laws and regulations.
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Washington
Meyer
Rehearing Sought in Standard Oil Rebates Case
The government seeks a rehearing in the Standard Oil Indiana rebate case, aiming to preserve the Roosevelt era rebate reforms. Attorney General Bonaparte and Frank Kellogg appear, with U S District Attorney Edwin W Sims and James H Wilkerson signing the petition. The filing argues the appellate court misstated trial rulings on evidence about the lawful rate and the defendant’s knowledge.
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Chicago
Aus
United States Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Bonaparte
Frank B. Kellogg
Edwin W. Sims
United States
James H. Wilkerson
Landis
Lenox
Mass
Grosscup
Seaman
Baker
Roosevelt
Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company
Legal Advertisements Summons in Brown County Minnesota
Summons and notices in multiple actions filed in Brown County Ninth Judicial District Minnesota. Plaintiffs seek title and possession of real estate in New Ulm with defendants including Franz Hatuck and W H Hoehne, and unknown parties. Orders require answer within twenty days. lis pendens notices recorded August 1908.
Result of Conspiracy in Montreal Strike
Ball Hardy, chairman of reserved trades for Canadian Pacific, charges a conspiracy by company officials to disrupt unions and drive union men from employ. He says the plan began earlier this year with conferences by railroad superintendents and master mechanics, leading to notices on April 1 that schedules would end and the company would deal with workers as individuals.
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Montreal
Ball Hardy
Canadan Pacific Railway System
Sonis
Hardy
Two Men Die After Duel Near Shawnee Depot
In Cumberland Gap on August 22 George Britton and Jink Davis, two prominent locals, met at the Louisville and Nashville depot at Shawnee and fought a duel. Britton was shot five times, the last bullet through the heart killing him instantly. Davis was wounded in the abdomen, breast, and shoulders and not expected to survive the day. The dispute reportedly dated three years.
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Cumberland Gap
George Britton
Jink Davis
Louleville
Nashville
Shawnee
Here
Britton
Davis
Etiquette Invitations And Education Paradox
A fragment discusses a guest invitation at a flat and the idea that etiquette and learning can be intertwined. The speaker notes an imitation of a kind that resembles a command and remarks on education completed, contrasting with the man who claims to know it all.
Case Notice of Real Estate Action in New Ulm
The District Court of Ninth Judicial District has begun an action by the plaintiff against defendants for judgment declaring ownership in fee simple and removing any lien or interest. The property lies in New Ulm Minnesota, Lot Eleven in Block One, North of Center Street, in the ward city plat filed with the Brown County Register of Deeds. August 1, 1908. Hixtey N. Semsex, New Ulm, Minnesota.
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County of
Brown
Minnesota
Centre Street
New Ulm
Office
the Register of Deeds
Brown County
Henry N. Somsen
Plaintif
Thatian
State of Minn
Hinndren
Center Street
New Clu
Clinneshta
Wexister of Deeds
Hixtey N. Semsex
Minnesot
Estate of August Juderjahin Probate Hearing Ordered
In Minnesota’s Brow County a probate action is opened for the estate of August Juderjahin. Louise Juderjalsa petitions probate and letters testamentary, with a hearing set for September 5, 1908, at 10 am in New Ulm Probate Office. Notice will be published weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review.
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Minnesola
Colston
Toren
August Tuderjah
Anid
Louise Juderjalsa
August Juderjala
Tania
New Ulm
Sald
Uveerto
Minnesota
Joseph Wesager
Fifa
Ttis
Bi Sud
New Uls
Isaid
New Review
New Ulet
New Ui
Minn
Geo. Rosa
Local Notice Summons in Minnesota Suit 1908
Plaintiff seeks legal relief in a Minnesota District Court action. The summons orders the defendants to answer the complaint within two days of service and to file with the Clerk in New Ulm. Dated July 21, 1908 at the office of Albert Steinhauser.
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Masonic Block
Mah U- 8
Court
New Ulm
Minn
State of
Minnesota
District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
County of
Brown
Minpe_ Sota
Aubeccider
Henry N Somsen
State of Minnesota
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
Henry XII
Somaen
Plaintill
Ling Mueller
District Court of the Niniudicial District
Iown
Albef't Steinhauser
Plaintif
Notice of Lis Pendens in Minnesota Partition Action
The state of Minnesota Brown County district court announces a partition suit by Franziska Hoesch and Olga Mayer against Lino Mueller and others in Brown County. The property is in New Umberg, Lot 105 Block One Hundred Five north of Center Street, described in the city plat recorded with the county register of deeds. Dated July 2, 1008. Legal representation: Albert Steinbauer.
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County of
Brown
State of
Minnesota
Center Street
New Um
Office
the Register of Deeds
And
Tor
Albert Steinaaueer
Unis
The Village Airsmith Nostalgia In Verse
A poetic fragment recounts a village airsmith whose legacy shifts from patched aero boats to auto fleets and airship era pride. It blends affection for grandad’s trade with modern boost from a grandson, noting high costs and changing fortunes under a chestnut tree setting and Shakespearean echo.
Double Decker Potatoes Raised In Connecticut Garden
Samuel Wilson of Wolsett near Waterbury Connecticut reports a two year experiment yielding potatoes growing both above and below ground on the same vine. Buds at leaf bases formed well sized tubers of the same variety, a cross between Beauty of Hebron and Delaware.
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Connecticut
Samuel Wilson
Wolestt
Waterbury
Conn
Uttle
Hebron
Delaware
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New Ulm Review
Heee M. Somsen
U.S
I. A. Fritsche
Haiwn UN. Bank
New Uno
Albrey Steinbaushr
W. Pritsche
Brown Co. Bank
New Ulm, Minn
Wm. Pfaender Jr
John E. Bobleter
Strickler
Anyotiotardii
Yorma
Munn & Co
Washington, D.C
California
Anim U. Reeg
Gneeze Micoligt Aves
Minnganolis
Palmer
Toros Latour Ming Lan
Jeusons
Davis al St Paul
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Bob" Evans
Officer's Hotel
Lake Mohonk, N.Y
Rear Admiral Evans
Fairview
Worcester
Mase
Nelagn “A. Milew
Daniel
Westminster
Ledmin
Atdr
Mary Jane Merriam
Sergelf
Lilles
Taft
Springfield, Ill
Sultan
Murmesata
Brtwa
H. Hoehne
Franz Hatuck
Manpesotery
District Court
Franz Harack
Heriu
W. H. Hoehne
Peter Schlesemacher
Canadian Pacific
Tennessee
Lis Pendens
Brin
Will Hoehne
Ummsitr Va
Peter Sclossiuucher
Lao
Onder
Rouen
Judie Dine
Freeziske Boesch
Pemssine
Mactan Mayer
Eran Fred Mi Mace
Franziska Hoesch
Franziska Mueller
Olga Mayer
Olga Mueller
Pred Mueller
Lino Mueller
Foxy
Arthur Chapman
Denver
Theron
Ture
Aes
Bertts
Cas Cousiers
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