Poison theory abandoned as state rests case in Koch trial
The defense contends the latest testimony fails to strengthen the state's murder case against Dr. Koch. The state rests after Dr. Swickler's testimony, with a verdict expected by week’s end. Witnesses, including Mrs. Berndt and Mrs. Dahms, describe dogs barking and blood on a post, while defense attorney Abbott argues about improprieties and prepares further argument as the trial nears completion.
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Koch
Dows
Swickler
Olson
Abbott
Ocasion
Council For
Abbot
Wwe
Aegis Agua
Berndt
Philp
Llesch
Somers
Vane
Neil
Askei
Tipanal OhUda
Burnes
August Berndt
Gen. Childs
Bis
Arate
George T. Kook
Minnesotg
Minnesota
Minnasta
George R. Keb
Tye
Dr. Koch
Muert
Gen
Chills
New Ulm Boy Dies in Bennington Boiler Explosion
Albert H. Schoregge, a landsman aboard the gunboat Bennington, died when boiler D exploded in San Diego harbor. Remains to be shipped to New Ulm, with family mourning and Navy reports differing on cause. Schoregge, born November 8, 1854, left for Navy service in 1901 and was expected home for Christmas on furlough.
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Ida Schoregge
Navy Department
Albert H. Schoregge
Bennington
San Diego
Young
Magdalena Bay
New York
San Francisco
Schoregge
Thi
Ida Schoregye
Charles
School of Instruction
Navy
United States
Honolulus
Three Tramps Bound Over to Grand Jury
Three tramps appeared in Justice N Henningsen's court Wednesday morning after police continued raids on box cars and refuges for weary travelers. One man, named John Wright, was jailed by Mayo Silverson for stealing a pair of spectacles from Henry I, with others bound over to the grand jury.
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Rudolphi
Taver
Julius
Sam ‘Blumberg
Crane
John Smith
John Rae
Henningsen
Tutius
Justice N. Henningsen
Genius Shows Small Gain in City Population
City’s total population remains under six thousand with a marginal rise cited. County records indicate a five year increase of 786 residents, signaling slow growth amid regional changes.
Band Tournament Draws Brown County Population Review
Brown County shows a population of 20,523 in 1905 up from 19,737 in 1900, with New Ulm up 317 over five years. The report notes a countywide total gain of 788 despite losses in ten towns, cites Comfrey and Hanska as new since 1900 with 618 residents, and mentions a Grand Band Tour at Waconia with a special excursion priced at 1.25 dollars round trip via Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway.
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Brown County
New Ulm
Ernst Wicherski
Cen
Ard
North Star
Lrevill
Springfield
Stark
Comfrey
Hanske
Sleepy Eye
Hanska
Waconia
Cottonwood
Minneapolis
John J. Dvanemann
Pioneers Surprise Homebound Friends at Winthrop Luncheon
Nine members of the Pioneer Club with fourteen guests boarded the noon M and St. L. train to surprise Mrs. Augusta Yoerg at Winthrop. Audre game awarded head prize to Mrs. Otto Schell and booby to Mrs. George Schneider. Guests enjoyed an elaborate luncheon before returning on the evening train. Participants included Mesdames Bertha Mueller Benedict Juni Carl Crone Amelia Dunkel R Hellriegel Peter Herman Leonard Haeberle August Schell George Schneider Otto Schell and son Walter George Marti and daughter Elsie and Misses Zenzia Fredericks Sophia Hoffmann and Alice Haeberle.
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Pioneer Club
Brionds
Meeting of Board of Trustees at Lutheran College
New bids for erecting the professor's home and heating plant were opened but rejected as all exceeded the synod's budget. Changes to plans by Architect William Amme were noted. Otto Cordes won the steeple painting contract and William Laudenschlager the heating plant installation. Trustees scheduled August 31, 1905 for new bid openings. California Prone Wafers advertised for constipation relief.
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The
Lutheran College
Sleepy Eye
Mankato
Synod
William Amme
Otto Cordes
William Laudenschlager
Schaller
Northwestern Adds New Industrial Department
Northwestern's Northwestel Line forms a five member Trails Industrial Department to cooperate with Commercial and Business Men's associations along the line. It aims to provide manufacturers with reliable location advantages and keep unions advised of valuable applications, under Industrial Agent George Bonnell of the Chicago C&NW.
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Northwestern
Northwestel Line
Trails
George Bonnell
C_&N
W, R'y
Chicago
Bonnell
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Leavenworth
Linden
Milford
Mulligan
Canada
Dakotas
the Review
Augusta Yoerg of
Winthrop
California
Crone Bros
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