Trial Set For April 19 In Koch Case Blue Earth Docket
Dr George S Koch's second trial is slated for April 19 in the Blue Earth district court at Mankato Judge Loran Cray set the date and ordered witnesses to appear then while bond remains in force The scene featured Koch in court with attorneys G W Somerville and W D Abbott General W H Childs prosecuted and the plan to delay until after legislature adjourns was agreed by both sides Koch remains free on bond and continues practicing in Mankato as his case garners local attention.
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George S. Koch
Blue Earth District Court
Mana Cato
Loran Cray
W. D. Abbott
W. H. Childs
Cray
Somerville
Koch
Mankato Iaill
Drr
Akep
Falls Dead Calling Doctor Ends In Athenian Death?
Richard Hellriegel age 60 proprietor of a piano shop on Center street collapsed while calling for a physician by telephone Sunday afternoon. He died from paralysis of the heart before aid arrived. He had lived in New Ulm since 1901, married Anna Bogen in 1883, and leaves a widow and two daughters Meta and Hilda. A brother John Hellriegel of Chaska attends the funeral.
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Richard Hellriegel
Center Street
Hellriegel
Central
Reineke
Valn
Chaska
Carver County
Mantons
Mr. Hellriegel
Brackett
Linecoln
Mr. Hellriege
New Ulm
Anna Bogen
Meta
Hilda
John Hellriegel
Hellpiegel
Fire damages courthouse in Brown County storming chimney rebuild
A Brown County courthouse blaze caused by a burning chimney damaged the west courtroom, burned floor sections, and torn walls. Firefighters and a bucket brigade prevented further spread. the loss, insured, is estimated at about 1000 dollars. The chimney must be rebuilt from the ground up, with repairs unlikely before May.
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Brown County
Dr. Koch
Henry Rowles
Rose Schneider
John Schneider
Ernst Wicherski
Andrew J. Eckstein
Board of County Commissioners
John Herzog
August Puhlmann
Minnesota Central reveals private switchboard plan for New Ulm exchange
The Minnesota Central Telephone Company introduces sub switches for large establishments to improve service in New Ulm. John Hansenstein Brewing ordered such a system and county officials consider a switchboard for each courthouse. At the brewery plant six or more phones will be in use.
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Central
B. F
Webber
Probate
S. A. George
Henry Bowles
Mills
August Schell Brewing Company
Minnesota Central Telephone Company
Ulm
John Hanenstein Brewing Company
City seeks small bond issue as debt drops fast
New Ulm city officials say overdraft fell from over 39000 to just under 87000 last month and plan to propose only 10000 in bonds to replace old issues from fifteen years ago. They hope to borrow via state funds to pay off a private Chicago lender, with utilities showing January profits and hydrant charges discussed. Plumbers licenses issued to Emmerich and Grebe, bills totaling 1691.94 approved.
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New Ulm
Gieseke
Chicago
Adolf Wagner
Schilling
Charles Emmerich
Fred Grebe
Spreng Returns to New Ulm After Hospital Treatment
Louis Spreng, who was hospitalized in Rochester in November after fearing he was going insane, was brought back to New Ulm last week and is living with his mother. He had recently attracted attention due to being named a possible suspect in a murder mystery.
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Spreng
City
Louis Spreng
Rochester
New Ulm
Women Are Patriotic at Woman's Literary Club Meeting
The Woman's Literary Club, led by Mrs. B. P. Webber, held its annual visitor's day with about twenty attendees. Members invited two friends each, and a patriotic program replaced the French History lesson, featuring sketches on February births, George Washington, and Longfellow. A luncheon and flag decorations followed.
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Woman's Literary Club
B. P. Webber
Webber
St. Valentine
Ida Hauenstein
George Washington
Behnke
H. W. Longfellow
Beecher
Humine Promoted for Digestive and Blood Health in Cocoa Fla
R N Andrews reports Humine relieves indigestion and dyspepsia, regulates bowels, and aids liver and kidney problems. The vegetable remedy is praised as a blood enricher and invigoration, with strong personal endorsement from Cocoa Cocoa and Rockledge News editor. Sold by Eugene A Pfefferle for 50 cents.
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R. N. Andrews
Cocoa and Rockledge News
Cocoa, Fla
Eugene A. Pfefferle
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Kato
Mankato
Professional Services
Pay & Play
A. E. Clark
Brown & Abbott
Winona
G. W. Somerville
Sleepy Eye
EH. N. Samson
Minneapolis Times
Louis A. Gebhardt
Alwin
W.g.alwin
City Drug Store
Doctor
R. Hellriegel
Launstein’s Brewery
Ottomeyer’s Fine Dry Goods
London Volle
Crepe de Chine
Bourrette
Etomine Soir
Jacquard
Eolieans
G. A. Ottomeyer
Sillers
Eras Fission CO
Minneapoli
Oflowers
Indycon
Orched Murtfeldt & Pattheys
Mendenboth
Nicollet Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Crone Bros
Crone Brothers
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