Girl Vanishes at St Alexander Hospital Stuns Town
Miss Auguste Jennings of Morgan, a melancholia patient at St Alexander Hospital, disappeared last Thursday after a hillside walk. Despite searches by hospital staff, relatives, and police, no trace or clue has been found, with authorities considering all possibilities and offering a reward for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alexander's Hospital
Sloss
Auguste Jennings
Morgan
Hoapital
Abe
Henry Jennings
Wey
Miss Jennings
Misa Helge Bolstad
Miss Bolstad
Trien
Beard
Theodore Johnson
Nod
J. P. Gruff
Milford
Julius
Elause
Joca
Boone
Isia
Mins Jennings Omy
Bethesda Hospital Project Again Agitated in Meeting
A Lutheran schoolhouse gathering in New Ulm discussed restarting Bethesda Hospital plans after months of dormancy. About $20,000 in stock has been sold, with many signers willing to double subscriptions. Directors largely reside outside New Ulm and a January meeting will vote on seven candidates presented by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Westerkamp
The
Bethesda Hospital Association
New Ulm
C. J. Albrecht
George Glencke, Sr
Herman Radloff
August Thiede
E. J. Buehrer
William Gluth
Milford
Altho
Letter From Japan Ex-Senator Somerville Sees War Risk
Ex Senator George W. Somerville writes from Nagasaki to Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch. He foresees no U S hostility from Japan yet notes mutual disdain toward Russians and Chinese. With limited resources and a national debt of 31.325 billion dollars he argues Japan is practically bankrupt and unable to fund a costly war. He describes Japanese labor and navy conditions, main exports, and religious makeup of 80 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Somerville
Sleepy Eye
Nagasaki
Japan
Ye Herald-Dispatch
United States
Merry Season Cheers Brighten Streets and Hearts
A festive wartime style plea invites readers to light homes with bright decor and share goodwill. It emphasizes flooding spirits with cheer, charity, and friendly greetings to offset worry and despair.
Sprinkling Assessments Confirmed by City Council
The City Council met in extra session to confirm sprinkling assessments on State Street Washington Street Broad Avenue and Minnesota Street. Charges ranged 50 to 78.4 cents per front foot with Minnesota at 1006 per front foot. The council discussed elect right plant capacity with Earl D. Jackson but will revisit. Postmaster Liesch request to attach mail boxes to light standards denied. August Publamano’s street crossing bill approved. Septic tank at Loretto Hospital completed and payment of 2956 30 to contractor Neltge approved. Dog license compliance low. plan to roundup unlicensed dogs authorized. Bid results for electrical supply shed reported. reimburse Mueller for 10 to Borchert for his shed use. Charles and Mrs Savage of Cleveland, Ohio visited Hauenstein home. both are attorneys.
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Board of Public Works
Minunsore
Broadway
State
Washington
State Street
Minnesota
Earl D. Jackson
St. Paul
Electright
Liesch
August Publmano
Minium
Puhimaoo
Otto Heymann
Loretto Hospital
Neltge
Meyer
Diepolder Fined $1000 Then Re-arrested in Court Action
In a county term, Diepolder paid a $1000 fine or face a year in jail after conviction on a criminal charge and was later re-arrested tied to a bastardy case. Judges sentenced Koping, Hale, and Wallin to hard labor. Diepolder faced additional civil actions and a May term trial on breach of promise.
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Barris Wallin
Diepolder
Ericksou
Koping
Hale
Wallie
Kaping
Wallin
Stillwater
St. Cloud
Olsen
Lengthan
Henningsen
Julius
Jury verdict in Paffrath v Pulkow arrives at $11.05
On Monday morning the case was called and a jury was impanelled. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for $11.05. The court adjourned to January to resume the judgeship contest before Judge Quale, with other cases set for December 30 before Judge Olen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Schmid
Margaret Schmid
W. M. Anderson
Ida Klein
Ida Renner
Henry Mueller
Albert A. Paffrath
William Pulkow
Coors
Quale
Olen
New State Institution for Inebriates at Willmar Opens
Judge Rows announced the Minnesota State Hospital for the Cure of Inebriates at Willmar will receive patients December 26. Dr. Tomlinson in charge, five patients per county, voluntary admissions only, no compulsory treatment. The facility costs 250000 funded by saloon licenses, features cottage plan, baths, farm labor, and aims to cure alcohol dependency rather than punish. Inmates must be in early stages. those with delirium tremens or chronic gutter habits are rejected.
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Rows
Minnesota State Hospital
Willmar
Towlinson
St. Peter
Minnesota
Aquor
Tomlinson
Board of
Contra
Massachusetta
Iowa
Knoxville
Tala
Atituilog
Board of Control
Willmer
Mathews Loses Votes In Lyon In Judgeship Fight
Lyon county vote recount begins at nine o clock Monday with a panel appointed to inspect ballots. The district judgeship contest involves M E Mathews versus I M Olsen with sessions on motions and a venue change sought by the contestants. Counting proceeds county by county toward a January 9 hearing at New Ulm and involves detailed rules for ballot inspection and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quale
Withmar
Messrs. Davia & Michel
M. E. Mathewa
W. B. Seward
George T. Olsen
Henry N. Somnen
I. M. Olsen
Lyon County
Brown County
Olaem
St. Louia
Lyon Eoesty
Spurgeon Odell
Jobs
Schultz
M. BE. Grannan
Lincoln County
P. Jobseon
Nicollet County
M. B. Stone
W. G. Laumann
St. Peter
Fred. Pfaender
New Ulm
Albert Hauser
Sleepy Rye
Carl Crone, Sr
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St. Alexander Hospital
Mine Jennings
Bethesda Hospital
Mueller
Chas. Borchert
Abed
Charles Savage
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Hauenstein
Mra. Savage
Co. Atty. Frederickson
New State Institution For
Edwin Martie
Toledo
Alma Marti
Miss Elale
Mathews
Lyon
Marshall
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