Criminal cases tried in 1912 in Brown County
Brown County records show 55 criminal cases handled in 1912 with 25 approved by the County Attorney. Among offenses the most common was drunkenness, with 13 cases. assault, larceny, and related crimes also appear. Of district court matters, four were sentenced to state prison or reformatories, and 34 arrests were recorded in New Ulm, including residents and nond residents.
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Anoroey
Aog
G. Erickson
Brows County
Legge Casios
Brown County
District Court
Sseauliio
Tve
State Reformatory
New Ulm
Adolph Ksuse
Dave
Minnesota Valley Scenic Highway Debated by Regional Delegation
Over fifty representatives from Mankato to Micorapulis met at Shukupes to back a 50 mile federal postroad from Mookato along the Minnesota river valley. The group urged state highway commission support and cash road taxes, with counties pledging funds and a supervisor committee formed to push the project.
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Mankato
Micorapulis
Shukupes
Mookato
Minneeta River
State Highway Commission
Gorge LE. Nye
Shakapee
Soo H.N Beoson
Wadell
Hennepin County
Nicullet
Blue Earth
New Insurance Firm Deters and Higgs Opens
A New Year's launch introduces Deters and Higgs as a general insurance firm and Equitable Life representatives for the territory. Both partners are well known locally and plan a lucrative business expansion with future territory additions. Mr. Higgs travels to Chicago then Des Moines to meet Equitable Life officers and study company policy.
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Deters & Higgs
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Higgs
Chicago
Dea Moines, Tm
Equitable Life
Pfefferie Takes Over Behnke Block For Meat Market
Monday negotiations completed transferring the business block beside Brows County Bank to Eugene A Pfefferie for 67600. He plans to move the drug store from cramped quarters into the meat market within a year.
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Brows County Bank
Frans Schoobrich
Eugene A. Pfefferie
Contest Charges Withdrawn In Judgeship Recount
The News Messenger reports contest charges in the Brown County judgeship election were largely withdrawn after a ballot rotation fault was found only in Brown County. The dispute centers on whether rotation of judges names affected the outcome, with a Supreme Court ruling anticipated if needed.
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News Messenger
Mershall
M. E Mathews
Sis Cousee
Brown County
Judee
Jed Olenn
Mathewa
Olson
Olsen
Supreme Cours
Autotory
Calvin L. Brown
Supreme Court
Clea
Dudge Otero
Janusry
Uim
Spuw
Winns County
Iave
New Ulm Fire Department elects officers at annual meeting
At the annual meeting of the New Ulm Fire Department, officers were elected. President Brust, Senior Vice President Site, Treasurer Sebrueck, and standard bearers Loeach Gulden. Company positions include Captains Nagel Hebroeck Stoll Brust, and Lieutenants Wicheraki Schspekahm Herzog with posts in House, Hook and Ladder, and Police companies.
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New Ulm Fire Department
Prea
Chor
Brust
Chas
Mecy
Alfred Sebrueck
Treas
Ewit! Wichereki
Loeach
Alvis Gulden
Hoss Co
Frack Niemson
Alois Gulden House Co
Alfred Nagel
New Ulm Jaegerverein Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
New Ulm Jaegerverein members met at the Jobo Hauven Stein Brewing Company for their annual meeting and election of officers. Chas Havenstein was named president Henry A Herrino secretary and Chss Bross Jr treasurer John Bareostelo Jr Oberjaeger and Wm E Koch as overjaeger. Hugo Windburs named Küchenmeister. Koch received the gold medal for top season score 1912. A spring park clean-up at Hunter's Rest was planned.
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Ulm Jaegerverein
Sptub
Jobo Hauvenstein Brewing Company
Pres
Chas, Havenstein
Secy
Henry A. Herrino
Treas
Chss
Bross, Jr
Oberjaeger
John Bareostelo, Jr
Overjaeger
Wm E Koch
Kuechenmeieter
Hugo Windburs
Attorney Fernholz Marries in Springfield
The article notes that J. Fernbols of Springfield has taken a wife Mrs Rom Haale daughter of Mr and Mrs Jobo Hesss Mulligan. After a brief ceremony the couple will reside in Springfield.
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J. Fernbols
Springfield
Paolto Misa Rom Haale
Jobo Hesss
Mulligan
Missing Girl Disappearance Casts Mystery Over Milford
Trace of information about a missing girl from St Alexander's hospital has not yielded clues. Miss Jeanning, treated for femme issues, vanished after a morning walk near Milford. Police and family appeal for tips, with a possible sighting at Omubs station to St Peter. Community searches continue as officials plan further inquiries.
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Micah Jeonleg
St. Alexander's Hospital Pearly
Po Ressoo
Abe
Albert Ayr
Milford
Ax Tildi
Colonips
Ally
Ebe
the Nivete
Bruty Jeanleg
Murgen
Tel Inde
Jennings
Jeanbnng
Chapel End
Mies Jeanleg
Omubs
St. Peter
Thie Iseus
Benny Jenning
Morgan
Farmers Institute of Hanska to hold sessions at Livers Union Hall
Local business leaders secure Livers Union Hall in Hanake for the Farmers Institute events on Monday and Tuesday January 13 and 14. Organizers coordinate local details and anticipate notable attendance for Benen County proceedings.
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Livers Union
Hanake
Benen
New Ulm Triumphs Over Green Isle 46 to 24 in Local Classic
New Ulm defeated Green Isle 46 to 24 behind strong team play and steady defense. Amann led New Ulm with 14 points supported by Seifert 10 and Cordes 2 while Miers starred for Green Isle with 8 field baskets and 3 free throws. Huevelmann and Gieseke held the visitors’ fast guards at bay as the locals pulled away after an early Green Isle lead.
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Eric
Qui Turner Hall
Colt Versua Teuton
Boston
Hermann
Uim
Bankes
Green Isle
New Ulm
Cordes
Amann
Seifers
Aod
Huevelmann
Gieseke
Gleseko
J.C. Miers
Kreger
Morrin
Pointe
Seifert
Giseeke
Death Occurs At Widow's Home In New Ulm
Widow Sophis Leeds Grose, 64, died of natural causes at her home on South Frankie Street in New Ulm. Her son Frank Grose found her Friday after reporting she had last been seen alive December 23 and believed absent since December 25. Postmortem details show death likely occurred January 18. no inquest held. The deceased’s assets included about 10,000 in notes and securities and 200 in cash. The funeral was held Monday at the Lutheran Church Rev. A. J Albrecht presiding.
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Mre
Gripkin Gressele
Bea
New Ulm
Hood
Tee Home Co
Frankie Street
Frank
Bigel
Bee
Ingeirien
Fred Teps
Asighbor
Gross
Roas
Sariier
Ynan Coristans
Becausa
Pewspauper
Deceaved
Sophis Leeds
Guihs
Brandenburg
Germany
Aod
Sahe
Philip
Lutheran Church
A. J Albrecht
Transit Wheat Clearing House Opens in City Office
Since January 1 New Uhm operates a clearing house for wheat and grain milled for transit. B W Scots of Minneapolis heads the Western Weighing Association duties now in the former Fullerton Sumner Co office on Valley Street, serving local firms and railroads. The new arrangement routes bills of lading to the railways for correct billing, easing mills and avoiding delays. Mrs B McSten of St James visited the area at the Bess home for several days.
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Uhm
B. W. Scots
Minneapolis
Western Weighing Association
Fullerton Sumner Co
Valley Street
J. H. Edwards
Boretolure
Seat
Ilto. K
Qura- Son
Uta
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Cutty
Kianae
Gherif W. J. Julius
Sherif
Eugene Pfefferie
Old
N. U. FD
Nal
New Ulm Jaegerverein
Fernholz A
Benedict
C. W
Stewartville
Mian
Hale
Bale
F. GL. Marsh
Champlin, Mion
Amen Wih Jong Erpariesce
Marale
J. B. Andrews
Faribault
New Farmers Institute
Problema
Sessivon
Farmers Institute of Hanska
Myres RF
Belfers A
Kreger Egan Cordes
Myres L
Gleseke Ra
B. McStesn
James
Bess Howe
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