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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
2
A series of severe weather events including a fire, hail, and a tornado caused accidents and claimed a death in the county. Emergency crews responded quickly and assessed property damage, with inquiries ongoing into the incident sequence. Local officials urged caution as residents rebuild.
Minneap lis and St Louis Railroad week end excursion rates apply Saturdays Sundays to all points within 100 miles or more than 4.0 to 4.0 fare. Prices and details shown at offices in cities served. Restrictions include two day limit on trips and return by Monday. Contact local offices for specific routes and validity dates.
Washington December 15 The interstate commerce commission urges major amendments to regulate commerce law including delegation of rate-setting authority and expansion of transportation definitions to cover refrigeration and icing charges. Convicted for Accidental Killing at Sault Ste. Marie Mattie Penanen found guilty of killing Thomas Wilde in a woods hunting accident claims he mistook him for a bear. maximum sentence ten years.
Springfell reports Senatorial candidate Yates announces campaign in town hall, pledging to push reform and support veterans. Governor Yarnhall endorses Yates with a promise to back policy aims, while supporters emphasize leadership and integrity in the upcoming election.
Chicago notes Johann Hoch must die for murdering Marie Walcker Hoch one of his wives. The Illinois supreme court denied a reversal and ordered a new trial not granted. the hanging is set for February 23, marking the fourth scheduled date. Hoch faced accusations of many marriages and deaths amid nephritis suspicions.
Judge in municipal court acquits Charles Pfister of larceny as bailee charged over 14,000 dollars tied to the Wisconsin Rendering company. Pfister acted as stakeholder in a bid for a Milwaukee garbage contract, with 25,000 dollars in his hands and 14,000 unaccounted for while trial showed funds were disbursed and not converted to his use.
A sprawling clip of short items from Minnesota locales reports guilty pleas, plant deals, banquet honors, accidents, retirements, and civic notes. Highlights include St Paul James Neumann pleading guilty, a new Minnie Harvester plant, Loyal Legion banquet guest of honor, a laundry accident in Minneapolis, and state rail and weight rules for oats.
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