Massapust murder trial ends in first degree verdict
William Schreiber was found guilty of first degree murder in a two week trial over the February shack fire that killed Frank Massapust near Rebana. The case rested largely on circumstantial evidence. the jury deliberated two days before delivering the verdict as Schreiber wept in court.
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William Schreiber
Massapust
Ashawa
St. Louis
Schreiber
Rebana
St. Louis County
Tagedy
Wisconsin
Eride Journal Sale At New Ulm Music Store
The Eride is described as the best musical journal in the United States. Copies can be bought on the first of each month at the New Ulm Music Store for 15 cents. A wide range of steel music and instruction books are available at the store.
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Archbishop Ireland
Rom
Andrew Rubiscoe
W. C. Haubrich
Colorado
Marysville
James Ruane
Brookings
South Dakota
Gund Brewing Co
la Crosse
Mayo Hospital
Andring
Ole J. Olson
Hanska
Rochester
Will Johnson
Twenty- Fifth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Indianapolis
Hecker
Jacob Klossner Jr
B. Marschner
R. Pfefferle
Wm. Frank
Andrew Hoffman
Ir. Friedmann
Pr. Walther
Henry Liesenfeld
Liesenfeld
Berg
Hubert Berg
Lillian Klossner
Mankato
Plora Belle
Fred Mueller
Boesch
Los Angeles
Corona
Cal
Mueller
New Ulm
Hoffman House
New York
United States
Chinatown
San Francisco
Royal Court
China
Riverside Drive
Hudson River
Palisades
Turner Theatre
Pioneer Drug Store
Eride
New Ulm Music
New Ulm Muis
New Ulm Music Store
Edison
Victor
New Ulm Music Store Marks Two-Year Milestone
The New Ulm Music Store reflects on nearly two years in business praising local support from New Ulm and surrounding towns. Owners state they rely on community interest to remain profitable and express hope to continue earning customers’ confidence.
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New Ulm Music Store
New Ulm
Reiff to face murder trial over infant victim claim
Ambrose Reiff of Nicollet county, arrested on a charge of killing the infant child of Emma Timmermann, widow of McPherson township, pleads the claim as a trumped up accusation by relatives to deter him from testimony in an estate case. Hearing set for December 22 as timing of the alleged March crime remains disputed. Receipts from the Congregational church fair totaled $235.
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Blue Earth County
Ambrose Reiff
Nicollet County
Emma Timmermann
McPherson Township
Timmermann
Reiff
New Ulm Music Store Celebrates Two Years of Trust
The New Ulm Music Store marks two years of operation, noting strong patron support. The owners say they have built a large circle of friends by offering a square deal and strive to continue this dedication to customers in the future.
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Uim
New Ulm
New Ulm Music Store
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internal remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease reachable only by internal treatments. Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills are promoted as a tested, physician approved duo. Testimonials are offered. Toledo, Ohio firm 8. J. Cheney & Co. is listed as the seller with a free testimonials offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Druxuists
Jake Hall
Morning greeting leads to music store trip for Christmas
A neighbor asks about morning plans and replies heading to the New Ulm Music Store to buy musical instruments for Christmas, asserting better deals there than elsewhere.
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New Ulm
The Modern Quaker Remedy Company at the opera house
The Modern Quaker Remedy Company offers bright entertainments including refined specialties, song impersonations, comedies, motion pictures, illustrated songs and novelties for a first class show. A window display promises a large stock of musical merchandise at New Ulm Music Store with enticing prices and guarantees of value.
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Quaker Remedy Company
New Ulm
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Frank Massapust
Louis County
John Backer
Theo. Mueller
Berman Schneider
Tiey
J. Albrecht
Pairfay Lutheran
Tmmanuel
Ernst Schleif
Chas Schleif
Aline
Stewart
Merry Go Mousa
I. W. Johnson
Mrs Johnson
Minnesota River Improvement League
St. der
Teague
Andrew Dover
Sigel
Ason
Frank Grausam
Sleepy Eye
St. Alexander's Hospital
GB. H. Deters
Minnesota Central Telephone Co
Silverson
Eagle Roller Mill Co
Chicago
American Federation of Millers
Windhorn
Schumacher
Lind
Minneapolis
Piour City
AA State Farmers’ Institute
Comfrey
L. A. Sweet
Fairmont
Wm. Suter
Wellcome
N. G. Chapman
Owatonna
Sleepy Eye ‘Poultry Association
W. A. Anderson
Roy Palmer
R. C. Schmid
Springfield
City
Schmid
Albert Pfaender
Aurora Neumann
Viola Sebell
Cleveland Frederick
Sige
George Reiser
Lars Gulbrandson
Christ Moe
Bunker
Almer Ouren
P. J. Blien
Oscar Thordson
Eugene A. Pfefferle, Retable Drussis
Babe
Henry Bode Jr
Courtland
Ruskern
Nebraska
Mr. Bode
H. P. Blomquist
Dr. Whitcomb
State Livestock Sanitary Board
A. P. Anderson
Bashaw
Comfrey Times
Brown County
Woodmen
Milford
Fred Rolloff
Fred Sear
Adolph Mack
Jobn Mack
Herman Plaender
Robert Runck
Frank Wandersee
G B. Weiser
Ed. Hensel
Nic Metzen
Albert Knees
D. Pierce
W. R. Reid
Dr. Schmidt
Peter Bendixen
C. A. Luscher
Redwood Falls
Wenzel Penkert
Oscar Dingier
Miss Hauenstein
Bernhard
Storm Lake
Iowa
Crone Bros
Stork Bros
Wm, Winkelmann
J. Forster
St. Paul Rubber
Opera House
Minn
State Bank of
Milan Veliante
North Yakima
Washington
California
America
Union Pacific & North Western Line
Chicago & North Western Ry
Christmas
Charmig
Gunstore
Old & Young
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