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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
1
In Nicollet county courts Miller & Foote of Crookston and Jos. A. Eckstein sue August Patsche son of Henry Patsche heir to a 1100 inheritance. They seek 100 plus interest since 1888 claiming the legacy as Mrs Patsche argues he should not receive any portion citing desertion over sixteen years. Her son Fred backs her.
The Minneapolis Journal reports Minnesota congressman Davis pushes a bill for rural agricultural and small-town industrial high schools but faces opposition from Speaker Cannon and Rep. Tawney. The prospects look bleak, with Governor Johnson urged to withdraw from the presidential bid.
Joseph Mashek, a Seaforth area farmer, died by self-inflicted gunshot after a reconciliation following divorce proceedings. His wife had sought divorce alleging cruel treatment. the couple planned to withdraw the petition before Mashek shot himself in his bedroom.
Jury awards Victoria Nagel 861.48 in a retaining wall dispute after the city lowered Centre street. A cattle case against the Chicago & Northwestern railroad ends in favor of the defendant after four days of trial. Franz Wilfahrt pleads guilty to assault in the third degree and receives ninety days in jail. Endres versus Nagel dropped with costs paid by Endres.
Charles Barkus, 61, tumbled seventeen feet from a bridge on the Plainview branch of the Northwestern road while swinging a sledge hammer. He suffers a broken arm a double shoulder fracture and a broken thigh. He lives near Sleepy Eye with his family. A weekly magazine predicts poor inflation but better business next year.
In St. Peter Justice court Theodore Poehling and John Kopping testified that Otto Poehler attempted to assault them with a dangerous weapon near Swan Lake. Poehler faced a peace bond or six months jail, selecting the bond option. The feud centered on contested traps near Courtland township.
In Rapidan township Blue Earth county a circulating petition will be sent to the governor urging compulsory smallpox quarantines despite the state board of health vote to end it. The petition accuses board members of thwarting their purpose and spreading an awful disease.
State Treasurer Dinehart explains October distribution requires delayed revenues, forcing banks to withhold funds for teachers' salaries and causing loan strain. Legislature urged to shift distribution date to prevent recurring shortages next year. St Johns Court of Foresters elect officers for the year with installation planned January 9.
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