Legal notices from Brown County Minnesota court actions
Several notices outline lis pendens and mortgage foreclosure actions. Plaintiffs Erick Paul, Heinrich Goede, Mary Goede, James W. Matthews seek claims to real estate in New Ulm Brown County and the defendants are required to answer within twenty days. The mortgage foreclosure describes default with a claimed due amount of 3013.72 plus interest and sets a sale date at the Brown County courthouse for December 2.
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State of Minnesota
Lerein
Tuldl District Court
New Ulm
Brown County
Minnesota
Brown Coma
Aod
Alvest Pearntier
JA. Ocha
Ws. Frist Paul
Heinrich Goede
Mary Gode
James W. Mathews
Lille
Noreby
County of
Brown
Center Street
New Chat
Alikut Braender
Plainvil
New Ulan
Aimnesnta
John Fitchseu
Pedra Pavivon
Mort- Jaugers
the Register of
A. M
Salu
Thorstare
Givin
Eid Mortean
Townelio
Rance
Senate
Frown
New Cheon Anid
Warelock A
Pahlio
Mortgugy
Jay
Probate Court Examines Accounts in Brown County Estate
In the matter of the estate of William Radke deceased Otto Radke, executor, petitions for accounting and residue assignment are set for hearing on December. notices ordered to be published weekly in the New Ulm Review. Also mentions trustee and administrator notices for Aloe Hae ker deceased and others with sworn claims and security details. Public notice includes Saskatchewan and Regina references with deadlines. An unrelated advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a remedy.
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Minnesota
Brown
William Radke
Alina
Otto Radke
New Wa
Morty Eathday
Gearing
New Whar
New Uns
Ross
Tadeo
Canin
Aloe Haeker
Hirreni
Atlan
Pode Heyett
Regina
Trovince
Saskatchewan
Silly
Chet
Binley
Hesci
Gordon & Bevan
Sollotters
Jon
Nicaragua and Zelaya described as Central American turmoil
The piece details Nicaragua's size and cities Leon Managua and others, routes to reach Corinto, and notes Central American underdevelopment. It frets on U S warship deployments and Zelaya's rule, referencing Walker era filibusters and recent executions, portraying Nicaragua as volatile and needing stable governance.
Nicaragua under Zelaya described as tyrannical regime
The article criticizes Nicaragua under President Zelaya, portraying him as a czar with limited checks on power. It notes misrule since his era, mentions a small population around 600,000, a large land area about 39,200 square miles, and exports such as bananas, coffee, and rubber while lamenting few schools and a large military presence.
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Nicaragua
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Europe
America
Coi
Panama
Cattaraugus County
New York
Russia
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Dilaplo
Mississippi River
Indies
International Bureau of American Republics
Nitaragua
Panna
Tis
Africa
Pacific
Zelaya
United States
Nicarazua
National Legislative Assembly
Congress
Bisovyn Bailichel
Nicaragun
Rica
Society of Good Cheer plans 28 story convalescent home in Manhattan
The New York City club of twelve young women led by president Theora Carter forms the Society of Good Cheer to aid convalescents. They expand nationwide, fund large projects, and propose a 28 story Good Cheer House to house thousands of patients with private rooms, medical staff, kitchens, and public venues.
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Chicago
Upper West Side
New York City
Manhattan
Theora Carter
West Seventy-fourth Street
New York
Seattle
Wash
Long Island Rive
Tau
Texas
Wheeler
St. Luke’s Chapel
Tailored saddles for General Crozier's horse
General Crozier reports to the Secretary of War in Washington recommending saddle types for army horses. He notes horses vary in build but suggests standard saddles could be more comfortable if fitted to each horse.
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Crozier
Ummiiace
Washington
Carnegie’s Own Museum Planned For Birth Cottage
The Munfermiine cottage where Andrew Carnegie was born is eyed for demolition to build a museum housing caskets keys and other bene factor memorabilia. Local supporters want surrounding land cleared for a memorial site and public pleasure grounds. A Boston group urges reducing mountain laurel use in Christmas decorations to protect native plants.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Munfermiine
Reotland
Boston Society For the Protection of Native Plants
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Canary
Ernst Paul
Heinrich Grede
Perseus
Lis Pendens
State of
County of Wn
Orde
Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N. Vo
O. M. Olsen
New York State
Leon
Managua
Republic
Springfield
Matagalpa
Granada
Corinto
Latin America
Peary
Cook
Mexico
Salina Cruz
Une
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bluefields
Atlantic
Robertus Love
Cuba
Umea
William Walker
Nashville
Jenn
Walker
Joaquin Miller
Leroy Cannon
Leonard Grace
Anaball
Knox
Winit
Wilsroley
Good Cheer Club
Byglen
Henry Calhoun
St. Joho
N. B
Wil
van Walker
Zebiya
Willam Wirt Kimball
Mahoney
Kindall
Vixen
Reyes
Kimball
Admiral Kimball
Maine
Marine Corps
Enevy
Guantanamo
Marine Barracks
Smedley D. Butler
Pennsylvania
China
Mentsin
Pekin
Curtin
Banton
Uncle Sam
Minneapolis & St. Louis
H. Rworth
Sim
Storm Lake Parr
Sun
Sem. Son
Aesby. ‘Somsen
U S
S L.A. Fritsche
Briwa Co. Bank
Albert Steinhauser
Masonic Block
D. S. Court
New Ulm, + Minn
Wm. Pfaender Jr
H. L. Ramme
Wicherski Building
Minnesota St
New
Siuss
Wood Sawyer
I. M. Zieske
Rickers & Co
Niemann
M.A
Brensam, A. W. Brecuam
Bingham Bros
Coal & Grain
MINN
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Jst
Moley
Voley
Druggtt
Jaustws
Mader
Tne
Mecote
Suronaree
David
Eugene A, Pfeferle
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