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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
10
At the New York automobile show a liquid air auto drew a crowd as it charged with liquid gas and a vacuum insulated boiler. The machine ran on compressed air instead of steam, producing little vibration and no odor. Exhibitors claim seven to twenty miles per charge, with a 50 mile range possible using a special engine.
Myre and Pieko sharply rebuked a man sleeping through Mrs. Fiske's Sharp at Pourkeepsie. The audience member snored as Mrs. Fiske noted him early, asked not to resume until he awoke, and the theater manager conveyed the request. The actor continued after the sleeper apologized.
Prof Koch addressed the Colonial Society in Berlin on malaria and gnat transmission. He claimed parasites develop in humans and then move via gnats, with children most susceptible, citing New Guinea cases cured by quinine and noting nets are imperfect. He urged free quinine from colonial authorities. An unrelated Cobleskill crowd moment involved Senator Depew and a sharp Irish retort. French warship plans progress into 1901, including the end of 1905 events.
Maj Edward Eldredge of the Highth Massachusetts infantry has gone to Europe to marry Cressida Peragzi Marquise de Medici. The 19 year old beauty, half American, converted to Protestantism, was previously linked to her distant cousin in Boston society.
May Yohe and Lord Francis Hope, after six years of exclusion, are welcomed by the Newcastle family. The couple return from Clumber, joining a large shooting party. The dowager duchess previously remained the only family member to greet Lady Francis. The trio plan an American winter tour including California before the Newcastle heir becomes duke.
Miss Helen Miller Gould advocates wealth as a stewardship not personal gain. In a Christian Herald letter she urges using money to aid children, the sick, and the aged and stresses sympathy and good will as forces that improve life. She notes wealth supports employment across industries and benefits broader society.
The United States Department of Agriculture unites four divisions under a closer cooperative framework. Vegetable physiology and agrostology, pomology, and gardens and grounds are now affliated. B T Galloway, longtime head of vegetable physiology and pathology, becomes superintendent of gardens and grounds and director of the Plant Industry Office.
A probate order from November 20 1900 in New Ulm Minnesota directs all creditors and interested persons to file their claims in the County Probate Court for examination and allowance. It sets June first with 1 o clock A M for the hearing at the Probate Office in the Court House and requires publication in the New Ulm Review three consecutive weeks.
The State of Minnesota Brow County Ninth District Court serves summons to Wilhelmine Engel and Andrew Wentz plus unknown parties asserting property ownership, lien, or rights in the described real estate. Action seeks fee simple ownership and possession with lis pendens noted in court records dated October 1000 and filed by Lind & Sumsen, New Ulm Minnesota.
The State of Minnesota and Brown County initiate suit in the Ninth Judicial District Brown County seeking relief on a complaint filed October 28 1900 by Lind and Sommen New Ulm Minnesota. The case names Jacob Bigner Sn as plaintiff and Peter Hassel and unknown heirs and others as defendants with real property in Brown County Minnesota including lots on Center Street and property on Main Street. Defendants are notified to answer within twenty days of service or risk default and court relief.
A fragmented auction notice states bidding limited to returns until December 10 with sale effective November onward. It lists agents Chigaga at 4 North Western It’y and mentions purchasers Invernarowan Live Brook Examios Curcaco Ann Rees Vin the North Western Line.
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