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New Ulm Review in New Ulm, Minnesota

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New Ulm Review

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New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1907

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Brown County District Court Opens High May Term

Brown County district court opened with Judge Olsen presiding. Emil G. Hage of Hanska chosen to head the grand jury. the term likely lasts over a week. Civil docket includes many cases set for trial or vacation. several defendants and firms named with trials, settlements, or appeals noted. Outside attorneys from nearby towns listed among visitors.

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Emil G. Hage Hanska District Court Brown County Olsen Sleepy Eye Chas, Clements Wm. Emmerich G. Schapebahm Tunil G. Hage F. Willalert Sigel Pennil and Supply, Company Anna Christensen Joseph Boettger Albert Steinhauser Charlotte Boettger Wm. Boettger Lizzie Petrie Henry Boetiger John Boettger Anna Tauer Mary Boettger Emma Gruber Anton Hillesheim Victoria Nagel Fred Pfaender Charles Brandt Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company Wm. Fox Allen Potter Walter B. Jordan Copartners W. B W. G. Jordan Axel Newdall Margaretha Bertrand Jacob Buttes New Ulm Lodge No 21 Orden der Hermanns-Soehne John Luetjen Bred Schulze Minnesota & Dakota Cattle Company Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company M. A. Endres Herman Nagel W. A. Anderson A. G. Andereson Anderson Bros Wesley Nippolt John Schneider William Joos William Yost State of Minnesota Robert Roesch N. Henningsen Carl Engel Chicago & Northwestern Railway R. E. Hubbard G. &. Strickland Hubbard & Strickland Ben Elsing Justice Court Elsing Annie Schwantes Albert Steinfauser Otto Wiedemann Jebp Wooldrich Solomon Wooldeich Anna M. Gannon Frederick Sasse Fred W. Sasse Anna Kraus George Kraus Sr William Wagner A. R. Kelm L. A. Fritsche Ford Thiele NM. Nullen Citizens Bank Albert Stein Hanser Herman Thiel John Fath Cooperage Co Jos Schmucker Brewing Co Wilhelmina Venske Michael Frantz George Kraus, Sr Joseph Kraus Geo. W. Somerville Albert Hauser AL. G. Davis Ji Eye Adolph Frederickson Ngust Erickson Springfold Hartin Aesraiet B. Wilson al P. Plow Munkuta
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Dynamite Bomb Destroyed in Nicollet County Custodian Recall

The noxious explosive from the Loeffelmacher case, buried at the old jail, was destroyed after an 1902 trial and seven‑year Stillwater sentence. Sheriff Olson oversaw removal, with John Dickie uncovering a three‑foot pipe filled with dynamite near the Minnesota river. The blast avoided life or property harm and ended a famous county crime episode.

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St. Peter Minnesota Olsen Nicollet County Ridgely John A. Loeffelmacher John Kienlen John Mans Adam Winegar Loeffelmacher Webber Stillwater McMillan Olson John Dickie Dickie
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Johnson's Strong Showing Angers Bryan Supporters

Johnson dominates Minnesota Democratic sentiment with 340 of 600 voters, while Republicans favor Roosevelt 485 of 741. Washington reception boosts Johnson as leaders signal possible alternative to Bryan. Gridiron Club dinner sparks ovation and national interest as editors declare support shifting toward Johnson. Eyeglass mountings advertised at Reim's Jewelry Store.

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Minneapolis Journal Minnesota Roosevelt Taft Hughes la Follette Johnson Bryan Journal Washington Rivers and Harbors House Senate Gridiron Club Senator Foraker Senator Lodge Cortelyou Minnesotan Nelson Kansas City Maryland Virginia Prof Myer Reim’s
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Banker Musser Wins a Victory in Tracy Case

Tracy financier W. Musser receives a clearing house certificate after a Marshall County jury acquits him of charges of accepting deposits while the bank was insolvent. The verdict shifts blame to his partner Jessup, with local papers noting Musser as a victim of misplaced trust. Musser is known in New Ulm as the husband of Jonas Laudenschlager’s daughter.

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Tracy W. ©. Musser Jessup Musser Olsen Marshall Tracy and Marshall Lo Musser New Ulm Jonas Laudenschlager
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