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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1912

Page

6

Golden Gate Social Notes and Holiday Plans

Miss Eilen Robertson spends the week in Sleepy Eye after visiting Mrs Bhven Maren. Mr and Mrs Scott Current hosted friends Monday marking their tenth wedding anniversary. Miss Loretta Bertrand goes to Ideal Falls to spend winter with brothers. A grand ball at Golden Gate hall Thursday with Gabriel's Orchestra. Paul Merkel goes to Roosevelt Minnesota for the coming months.

Iberia Aires Scott Loretta Bertrand Idebo Falls Lila Pickle Sleepy Eye Golden Gate Hall Gabriel Paul Merkel Roosevelt, Minn

Safey the Winter Months in California Travel Guide

Safey the Winter Months in California promotes outdoor attractions and links Chicago to California via three main trains the Overland Limited Los Angeles Limited and the China Mail with North Western Line service. It advertises cross continental routes with one-way and return options, offering booklets and information through ticket agents.

Safey California Challe Oes Los Angeles Limited Chins & Japan Mail Chicago All Potato North Western North Weaterao Line

Union Building School Notes From December Week

Third grade students Helen Meile Myrile Alwin Bessie Dietz Anna Albrecht Louise Schack sl Jona Arbes Mifrieda Schwerr and Laura Alwin earned perfect spelling marks for the week. Christmas vacation begins, lessons resume Monday Dec 30. Teachers praise the new organ and vocal efforts. singing shows marked improvement. Progress Lodge No 8 officers named. Dr Martin Luther College closes for Christmas. reopens January 7 with a Christmas program at the Music Hall featuring musical numbers and recitations. Prof. ann delivers the de pasion address.

Helen Meile Myrile Alwin Bessie’ Dietz Anna Albrecht Louise Schacksl Jona Arbes Mifrieda Schwerr Laura Alwin Officers of Progress Lodge No. 8 A. D U. W Jerry, Reardon M. W Otto Selter Fore Martin Hose Eugene Koehler Wm. Frank Finnetier Fred Pfuender Wm. James J, W Chas. Baltrusch Dr. Martin Luther College Ann de Pasion Aps

Power of Few Men Complete Control of Finances

Washington December reports to the house money trust investigating committee reveal that eighteen leading financial firms including J. P. Morgan & Co. concentrate 746 directors across 4 railroads and multiple corporations with combined resources and deposits totaling billions. Morgan, First National Bank, National City Bank, Guaranty Trust and Bankers Trust are linked to 341 directors in 112 corporations with $22.245 billion in resources, plus numerous directors in insurance, transportation, production and public utilities, showing an intertwined control of major financial power.

Washington House Money Trust J. P. Morgan J. P. Morgan & Co First National Barn National City Bank Guaranty Trust Company Bankers' Trust Leatspeny New York Morgan Com Guaranty Trust Bank Trust First Nationaal Gether Morgan & Co First National Bank Wty ‘Trust Company The Trust Company City Bank Guaranty Company Bankers’ Trust Company Tve

Flynn Succeeds Wilkie as U S Secret Service Chief

William J. Flynn of New York is named chief of the United States Secret Service by Secretary MacVeagh. He succeeds John E. Wilkie, now chief supervising agent of the customs service, after long service leading the New York division and serving as deputy police commissioner under Mayor Gaynor.

Washington Wec William J. Flynn New York United States Secret Service MacVeagh Treasury Department John E. Wilkie Customs Service Flynn Secret Service Gaynor

Rebels and Federals clash in Huejuquilla siege death toll rises

In Huejuquilla the town was seized by rebels who killed one hundred rebels and forty rural guards and townspeople during a fierce engagement. Federal reinforcements later arrived and drove the rebels away after a heavy toll on both sides.

Guadalajara Mex Huejuquilla

Taft Nominates Carpenter for Illinois Circuit Seat

President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of George A. Carpenter United States judge of the Northern district of Illinois for circuit judge to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Peter 3 Grosscup The nomination of Charles 8 Cutting to age teed Judge Carpenter selec was made

George A. Carpenter Senate Washington Taft United States Northern District of Illinois Peter 3. Grosscup Charles 8 Carpenter Selec

Katsura to Head New Japanese Cabinet The Emperor Grants Appointment

Tokio December 18 The emperor of Japan issues a rescript ordering Prince Katsura to form a cabinet to replace the Saionji ministry which resigned December 4 Prince Katsura accepts and asks two to three days to select ministers and portfolios

Tokio Japan O Katsura Saionji Ktaura

Reid's Body On Way To United States Funeral Cortège Led Londonto Portsmouth

London reports a grand funeral procession for Whitelaw Reid United States ambassador to Britain with full military and naval honors. The body left Dorchester House for Victoria station en route to Portsmouth where it boarded the Natal for New York. British and American flags were at half mast as a naval salute marked the tribute. The Natal will meet sails about 1,000 miles from New York with battleships South Dakota and Florida awaiting.

London Menoria Edward VII Whitelaw Reid United States Court of St. James Natal Portsmouth Westminster Abbey Dorchester House Park Lane Victoria Station New York South Dakota Florida

Knox Will Deliver Clear Message on Mexican Interests

Washington reports that Secretary Knox will confront Mexico with a firm statement. Officials say the reply to last September’s note will not be an ultimatum, but it will press that American citizens be protected against revolutionary bands preying on American-owned property in Mexico.

Washington Knox Mexico State Department United States

Fitzgerald Acquitted In Subtreasury Theft Trial

George W. Fitzgerald former assaying teller at Chicago’s United States subtreasury was found not guilty by a federal jury. The five year pursuit centered on the disappearance of 173000 believed stolen February 20 1907 from the subtreasury.

Chicago George W. Fitzgerald United States Carpenter Fitzgerald

Eustis Named Chairman of Inaugural Committee

William Corcoran Eustis of Washington has been chosen chairman of the inaugural committee for Woodrow Wilson's inauguration. The selection was announced from New York by Democratic national committee chairman William F. McCombs. Eustis was a brother of the late Louisiana Senator Eustis.

Washington D. C New York William Corcoifan Eustis Woodrow Wilson Senator Eustis Louisiana William F. McComba Democratic National Committee

Morgan Denies A Money Trust In Senate Hearing

Washington December 20 J Pierpont Morgan told the house money trust investigating committee there could be no money trust. He said control is personal to money and credit and that no one party could monopolize money. Morgan described his role in steel and railroad finance and admitted fixed prices for subsidiary plants in the steel trust.

Washington Christendom J. Pierpont Morgan House Money Trust Samuel Untermyer Morgan New York Central New York New Haven Hartford Steel Trust E. H. Gary

Eight Put Behind the Bars in Chicago Murder Probe

Chicago on December twenty second reports eight arrests in the murder of J. H. Logue a diamond merchant at McVickers theater building. Police say they have broken up a dangerous gang of automobile bandits and several prisoners are tied to numerous recent safe blowings.

Chicago J. H. Logue McVickers

Pass Literacy Test Bill Approved by House in Dec 19 Vote

Washington December 19 The house passed the Burnett literacy test immigration bill 178 to 52 as a substitute for the senate Dillingham bill barring immigrants over sixteen who cannot read unless they show religious persecution emigration. Utica New York December 22 estate appraiser indicates Vice President James Sherman estate will exceed $400000 stock and bond holdings only real estate not listed in Sherman name.

Washington House United States Utica N. Y James 8. Sherman Mra. Sherman

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