Missing musician Kimble seen in Mobile inquiry
Gina to Mincing Mize Found. Kimble, a plavo dealer fan, disappeared from Maskato October 7 1912. Mobile police investigate after a description matched a man seen in Mobile. A $6,604 reward offered by the wife for information. Sheriff Osten and others pursue clues across nineteen states with no warrant for arrest.
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Kimble
Mobile
Golobar
Bherry
Hig
Sam Osten
Alabama
Sherif
Par- Alga
Mkto Free Press
Hints For Housekeepers Against Cold Remedies
A fragmented 19th century note describes various domestic remedies for colds, praising honey and tar preparations and warning against opiate use. It references a doctor’s bill and a Miss Olen, with several garbled phrases implying quick intervention and cautions about passages and cough relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peery
Olen
Doc
Foley
O. M. Olsen
Order for Hearing and Appointment of Administrator
State of Minnesota Brown County Probate Court issues order for hearing on petition to appoint administrator for estate of William Leonhardt in Brown County. Heirs and interested parties to be notified by weekly publication in New Ulm Review for three weeks prior to hearing date set January 15, 1913 at 12 oclock noon. Signed by Geo. Ross, Judge of Probate, New Ulm Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Minnesota
Wilkeshardt
Ubaria Leonhardt
Brown
Minnesota
William Leonhardt
New Ulmin
New Ulm Review
New Ulm
Geo. Ross
Minnebota
Tow
Lucy
Baxter
Lucy K. Baxter
County of
State of
Eugene A. Piviferie
New Almiganid
Geghbeek
New Uln
Minn
Gealgeo
Ross
Thirty eight labor officials convicted in dynamite plot case
Weeping wives and wandering children watched as thirty eight labor union officials were found guilty of conspiring in the McNamara dynamite plots, including the Los Angeles Times bombing. Two defendants, Herman Seifert and Daniel Buckley, were acquitted. The convicts faced potential lengthy sentences while appeals were prepared.
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Indianapolis
Labor Union Ofmcials
Ma- Mon County
McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Herman G. Seifert
Milwaukee
Daniel Buckley
Davenport
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Anderson presided at dynamite trial
Federal jurist Judge Anderson led the proceedings at the dynamite case trial. The ruling highlighted his role in overseeing the federal proceedings and ensuring legal standards were upheld throughout the high profile case.
President Elect Says Inauguration Should Be Simple
Washington dispatch reports President elect Woodrow Wilson calling past inaugurations overly spectacular and pretentious. He urges a simple ceremony on the path to Staunton, meeting with inauguration committee chairman William Corcoran Austin to stress dignity and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lect Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Wilson
William Corcoran Eustin
Poincare in Rage for Presidency
Paris reports the premier’s candidacy for the presidency of the republic prompts wide impact. Newspapers praise his clear declaration as a sign France seeks its greatest leaders. Ribot follows with a formal bid while Deshanel and Dubost are expected contenders.
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France
Paris
Premier Poincare
M. Poincare
M. Poincareé
Felix Ribot
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Deshanel
Antonin Dubost
Senate
Nine Die in Seaboard Boiler Explosion at Hamlet
Seaboard Air Line officials report nine killed in a boiler explosion in a shop building at Hamlet North Carolina. General foreman Charles B. Utter and his brother William Utter among the dead along with Electrician Reynolda and six roundhouse helpers, most of them Black. Cause of the blast is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
3. C
Seaboard Air Line
Hamlet
N. C
Charles B. Utter
William Utter
Reynolda
Fraud and Bribery Charged in Madden Election Case
Washington December 29 charges of fraud and bribery in the election of Representative Martin B Madden Republican for Illinois were filed with the house by Andrew Donovan Madden’s Democratic and Progressive opponent. He alleged Madden spent more than the $5000 legal limit for congressional campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madden
Washington
Martin B. Madden
House
Andrew Donovan
Cholera Spreading Among Bulgarian Troops on Tchatalja
Sofia December 27. Cholera is alarmingly spreading among Bulgarian troops on the Tchatalja lines. Czar Ferdinand has issued an order admonishing soldiers to strictly obey the army sanitary regulations.
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Ferdinand
Sofia
Tchatalja
Turkey Submits Its Proposals for Balkan Peace Talks
At St James Palace the Balkan allies and Ottoman envoys held another session and adjourned after an hour and a half. Rechad Pasha led the Turkish delegation presenting counter proposals including Adrianople under Turkish rule, a Balkan province of Macedonia with Saloniki as capital, Albania autonomous under the sultan, a Turkish governed Aegean island set, and deferral of Crete to Turkey’s counterpart European powers. The Balkan representatives found the terms unacceptable and no progress was made.
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London
St. James’ Palace
Bulgaria
Greece
Montenegro
Servia
Turkey
Rechad Pasha
Busincess
Constantinople
Firat
Adrianople
Macedonia
Saloniki
Ble
Balkan
Albania
Aegean Sea
Corn Flake Suit A Test On Price Fixing Rights
In Washington a government anti trust suit against Kellogg's could settle whether manufacturers may dictate retail prices. If proven, the case tests a widespread practice and marks a major point under the Sherman act. The government views the issue as one of the era Renewed under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kellogg
Department
AGAIN AFTER ROCKEFELLER
New York December 28. After six months search for the elusive Rockefeller the money trust committee’s process servers arrived in New York with two detectives and Charles Rid dell to pursue the fugitive once more in an effort to capture him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Rockefeller
Money Trust Investigating Committee
Washington
Charles Riddell
House of Representatives
New York City
Five Die After Train Collision Near Champaign
Four members of Edward H. Miller family die after being struck by the Illinois Central Panama Limited train four miles south of Champaign Illinois. Edward H. Miller aged 34 Maude Miller 33 Ruth Miller 8 Wayne Miller 4 also killed Opal Scott neighbor's 11 fatally hurt in the wreck Local investigation underway.
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Champaign
Ill
Edward H. Miller
Maude Miller
Ruth Miller
Wayne Miller
Opal Scott
Jealous Boy Kills Girl in Millbury Case
In Millbury on December 28 Clara Lemay aged fourteen was shot and killed by Charles Adams aged fifteen as she entered the Cordis cotton mill. Adams then shot himself and died later from his injuries. Police say jealousy caused the shooting.
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Millbury
Maes
Clara Lemay
Cordis
Charles Adams
Pulaski post office dynamited. cash and stamps stolen
A dynamiting at the Pulaski post office thirty miles south of Ottumwa Iowa netted about $1000 in cash and stamps. The thieves escaped, and no further details were released.
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Ottumwa
Pulaski
Lovelorn Holiday News From Sleepy Eye Area
Misses Frances and Florence Jutt guest at the Mat Bertrand home while Frank Strong visits Morgan with his sister. Mrs Case stays at Ft Ridgely with her daughter. Meta Raverty returned from Mankato after Maplisto hospital care. Gabriel's Orchestra provided music as locals enjoy holiday gatherings and dances. A cold warning urged Foley’s Honey and Tar for relief from bronchitis risk.
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Frances
Florence Jutt
Toy of Bleepy Eye
Mat. Bertrand
Hanosh Case
Ft. Ridgely
Fred Julius
Meta Raverty
Mankato
Abe
Maplisto Hospital
Alex Pickle
Cobden
Finlay Robertson
Butler Bros
Minneapolis
Robertson
Arthur Raymond
Sleepy Eye
Wa. Werring, Jr
Anna Peterson
J. C. Peterson
Lots for Sale in New Ulm Coordinates
Lots for sale cheap in New Ulm include Lot 11 Block 111 Lot 1 and 2 Block 155 and Lot 6 Block 186 south of Center Street. Sold by ALBERT STEINHAUSER. ef.
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Center Street
New Ulm
Albert Steinhauser
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Gina
Minneapolis & St. Louis
R. A
Ulm & St. Paul
Son
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge Land ‘Structural Iron Workers
John T. Butler
Buffalo
Herbert 8. Hockie
Detroit
Olaf A. Troutmoe
San Francisco
California Building Trades Council
Eugene A. Clancy
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
Michael J. Young
Boston
Frank J. Higgine
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Frank C. Webb
Patrick F. Farrell
John H. Barry
St. Louis
Paul J. Morrin
Henry W. Legleitner
Denver
Charles Hi. Beam
William B. Reddin
Michael J. Cunnane
Philadelphia
Richard H. Houlihan
Chicago
James Cooney
James A. Coughlin
William Shupe
Edward Smythe
Peoria
James E. Hay
Murray TL. Pennell
Springfield
William C. Bernhardt
Cincianati
Wilford Bert Brown
Eacx
William J. McCain
Kansas City, Mo
Frank K. Painter
Omaha
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
George Anderson
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
Edward E. Phillips
Syracuse
N. Y
Charléa Wachtmelater
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Frank J. Murphy
Ernest G. W. Basey
Fred Sherman
Hiram R. Kline
Muncie
Ind
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Anderson
United States
Marion County
Federal
Judge Anderson
Poincare
Rockefeller
Olli King
Frank Strong
Morgan
Tie
Mra. Ubris, Larson
Gabriel
Emil Gilbertsons
Springfeld
Mra
Evan
Nize
Draggista
Darls # Lawrences Co
Sampite
Sc. Stampa
Camistan
Bettie, Daves & Lawrence CO
Forsale
N. Henningsen Agency
Bes
Turner Hall
Hoys
Akonday
Claen
Boon
Mieves' Clase
Ladive’ Clase
J. H. Forster
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