Northern Securities scheme eyed by state leaders and press
The New Ulm Review mocks a complex deal involving the Northern Securities Company, SCC, Milwaukee and the North Western as a plan to bolster Governor Van Sant and thwart a future rejection of John Lind. It questions motives, cites railway rate cuts, and notes confidence in the governor if the plan proves genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Securities Company
SCC
Milwaukee
Northwestern Ag
van Sant
John Lind
Railway Commission
Board of Equalization
Twin City Rapid Transit
Belive
Montana
World’s Fair Free Medical Aid For Visitors
Disabled visitors and others may receive temporary free medical and surgical aid at the fair to promote comfort for fraternal visitors. All services will be without charge under the program.
District Court Calendar of Causes Before Judge Webber
In district court now in session a list of civil cases is presented. The term is expected short. Various plaintiffs including Ackerly, Searles Co operative Creamery, Schmidt trustee in bankruptcy, Toomey, Hornburg, Beltz and others appear with multiple defendants. appearances by Hoidale Samsen, Davis, Olsen, Pfaender, Somerville, Eckstein, and Brown & Abbott. Cases cover disputes with The Searles Co operative Creamery Co, C N W Ry, and local parties across Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
A. L. Ackerly
John Haenze
Hoidale & Samsen
Albert Pfaender
Deft
Cornish & Company
Searles Co-operative Creamery Co
Cannon & Donnelly
C. A. Nichols Co
Peter Roy
L. G. Davis
T. Olsen
Fredjzickeon
Theresa Toomey
Mich
J. Toomey
Somerville & Olsen
Pl'ff
Ernst Horman
Wm. Prahl, Sr
Wm. Prahl, Jr
G. Davis
Whilelmina E. Boock
Geo. Boock
D. A. Hagbert
Jos. A. Eckstein
Def
John W. Schmitt
Fred
Mary Hager
Gerhard
Mary Neemann
Jos
A. Eckstein
H. L. Schmitt
Hoidale & Soumsen
FARMERS' INSTITUTE AND LOCAL NOTICES IN NEW ULM
Dr Strickler reports a program from C C Gregg Supt of the State Farmers Institute for the meet at New Ulm with 14 topics including clover crops, corn fodder, pig feeding, potatoes and other farm topics. The New Ulm Skating club to dance at Union hall, Mrs Behnke hosts Elite Wihnst club, and invitations go out for private Germania Lodge dance at Schmucker's Tivoli. A card social by Turner ladies is announced, and Hartman jailed for embezzlement. Fire alarm at the laundry prompts a test of Hosecart No 3. The Redwood Gazette pays tribute to the Second Regiment band. Robert Fesenmaier assumes control of Klossner Jr. & Co hardware business. Weekly market letter details grain futures and cash demand, with bullish sentiment and fluctuating prices.
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Minnesota
A. K. Bush
Forest Henry
J. Fairfield
A. A. Barberree
F. H. Behnke
Wihnst
Miss Schooh
Germania Lodge
D. H
Turner Ladies Society
Marshal Frantz
Sleepy Eye
O. B. Hartman
Hartman
Stock Food Co
Robert Fesenmaier
J. Klossner Jr
Edwards, Wood &Co
Graincom- Bisson ‘Marchauts
Chamber of Committe
Minneapolis
Board of Trade
Dooluth
Chicago
Northwest
Kansas City
St. Louie
Liverpool
St. Louis
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E. M. Pope
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T. J. Caton
Oliver W. Stewart
Red Wing
Fargo
Duluth
Hutchinson
National Fraternal Congress
Associated Fraternities of America
Thos. O'Brien
John Kruger
Pl’ff
Def't
Augusta Serr
C. D. Griffith
W. W. Smith
Lind & Steinhauser
Pl’t
Robt
Kamm
Wm. Kamm Et. al
O- A. Hagberg
Def’t
Arthur Wood
H. Schroer
Ida Schroer
Farmers’ Institute
Ulm Skating Club
Union Hall
The
Turner Ladies’ Society
Turner Hall
Neutham
F. W. Elbner
Mgr
R. Pfefferley Telephone
and. J. Eckstein
Arctics
Alaskas
Gorn Sran
C. A. Zelle
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Pread
W. Eibner
Wd. Eibner
Minnesota St
Dakota House
N. Henningsen
Red River Valley
Janda
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