Property for sale in New Ulm area notices
Listings detail Meierding property at State and 3rd North Streets opposite the Methodist Church with title reference to Pfaender Flor New Ulm and contact Henry F. Meierding Springfield Minnesota. Also four acre lots of Christian Filzen property offered for sale in city north area and subdivided into smaller tracts with Samson Dempsey Mueller Agr 3901 New Ulm Minnesota as contact. Desirable residence property new house near Court House and adjoined facilities offered by Albert Steinhauser.
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Meierding
State and
3Rd North Streets
Methodist Church
Good Residence
Pfaender & Flor
New Ulm
Henry F. Meierding
Springfield
Mine
Christian Filzen
Samson, Dempsey & Mueller
Minnesota
The
Eivy
Court House
Albert Steinhauser
George
Sigel
Lucilia A. George
Arg
Sibley Co
Winthrop
August Anderson
Rel
Sdy
Mion
Banking and currency bill final draft for Senate
Washington reports that Democratic conferees approved the administration currency measure with minor changes from the initial Senate draft. The plan includes bank deposit guarantees and a federal reserve board of the treasury secretary and six presidential appointees, and is expected to gain President Wilson's approval.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Owen
Administration
Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
Slayings Trigger Utah Mine Gas Capture
In Bingham Utah Deputy Sheriffs Douglass Halsey and Tom Mandrich killed two inmates during a subterranean gun fight as Ralph Lopez the killer faced a posse at the Utah Apex mine entrance. Authorities then planned to seal the shaft and asphyxiate Lopez with poisonous gas to end his rampage begun November 21.
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Bingham
Utah
Ralph Lopez
Utah-Apex
Douglass Halsey
Tom Mandrich
Lopez
Northern Mexico set for rebel authority line advance
Imarez Mexico December 1 Northern Mexico including Sonora Chihuahua Coahuila Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas will fall under rebel control within two weeks Villa announced. Rebels fight Huerta to join at Guadalajara and march on Mexico City with Carranza aiding interior operations. North forces tallies: about 14 500 federal troops against 20 300 rebels.
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Imarez
Mex
Mexico
Sonora
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulipas
Huerta
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Carranza
Revolutionary Movement
Villa
SAY CLERK STOLE $76,000 12-a-Week Employe
Mervyn Shaw twenty six is accused of misappropriating seventy six thousand dollars from the Toronto Swift & Co. offices while employed as a twelve dollar weekly collector. He is held without bail for arraignment in extradition proceedings before US Commissioner J A Shields. Detectives arrested him while searching his residence for stolen jewelry.
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Swift & Co
New York
Dec
Mervyn Shaw
Toronto
Can
United States
J. A. Shields
Shaw
Sayres Sail for Europe Amid Moonlight Escape
The Sayres Mrs Francia B Sayre and her husband slipped aboard the liner George Washington at Hoboken to sail for Europe on their honeymoon. A watching crowd and even President Wilson learned of the arrival only minutes before sailing.
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New York
White House
Francia B. Sayre
George Washington
Europe
Hoboken
Wilson
Restraint Said to Tin Can Trust Dissolution Sought
Salt was filed in the United States district court to dissolve the American Cap company the tin can trust. The American Sheet and Tin Plate company is a defendant for alleged preferential tin sales. The government accuses restraints on trade exclusive purchasing and price fixing with a request to break the trust into units to restore competition.
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Baltimore
United States District Court
American Cap Company
Tin Can Trust
Department of Justice
United States
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
McReynolds
Thousands Idle As General Electric Walkout Grips Schenectady
More than fourteen thousand GE employees in Schenectady New York are idle in a city facing an industrial crisis. Workers gather in streets and union halls as the massive plant remains largely at a standstill with no extraordinary unrest beyond organized demonstrations.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Dry Chicago aims to oust saloons in 1915 election
Chicago temperance leaders from the Anti Saloon League the Women's Christian Temperance Union the Prohibition party and church members plan an immediate campaign to vote out the city's saloons in April 1915 and elect a dry mayor.
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Chicago
Temperance Forces
Anti-Saloon League
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Prohibition Party
Canal Builder Near Death
Physicians at Johns Hopkins hospital gave up hope for the recovery of Lieutenant Colonel David Du Boise Gaillard an army engineer who dug Culebra Cut through the Panama Canal facing insurmountable obstacles.
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Gaillard
Baltimore
Phipps
Johns Hopkins Hospital
David du Boise Gaillard
Panama Canal
Mayor Shank Resigns as Impeachment Pressure Mounts
Indianapolis November 29 Samuel Lewis Shank resigns as mayor amid threats of impeachment over labor unrest. Barry E. Wallace becomes acting mayor and vows personal control of the police. Wallace is a Republican veteran, former county auditor, and current county chairman. Shank gained fame for tough saloon policy and a 1911 cost of living potato price stunt.
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Indianapolis
Samuel Lewis Shank
Barry E. Wallace
Shank
Chamber of Commerce
Wallace
Truk
Paris Wedding Ties Hyde to Leishman Kin In Quiet Ceremony
In Paris on November 26 James Hazen Hyde wed Countess Louise de Gontant Biron daughter of former ambassador John G. A. Leishman. The civil ceremony occurred at the Sixteenth arrondissement town hall and the religious service followed at the American Church of the Holy Trinity conducted by Rev. Dr. Waton.
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Leishman
Hyde
James Hazen Hyde
Louise de Gontant-Biron
John G. A. Leishman
Germany
Zelaya Granted Writ in Murder Case
Federal Judge Holt issued a writ of habeas corpus for General Jose Zelaya former Nicaragua president arrested in New York on a murder charge. Zelaya denied the accusation claiming unlawful detention and said he remains at the Tombs awaiting further action.
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New York
Jose
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Holt
Trust Buster Quits 408
Edwin P. Grosvenor, special assistant to Attorney General McReynolds in charge of prosecuting major trusts, resigns effective January 1. He will return to civil practice in New York and join former Attorney General Wickersham and Henry Taft as a partner.
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Washington
Edwin P. Grosvenor
McReynolds
Bath Tub
Harvester
Moving Picture
Grosvenor
New York
Wickersham
Henry W. Taft
Explosion injures score of people in Grand Rapids blaze
More than twenty people were injured when gunpowder and dynamite exploded during a fire in a burning building in Grand Rapids. Firemen battled the blaze and controlled it after a long effort. Property damage is estimated at over 200000 dollars.
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Grand Rapids
Mieh
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