Notice of Expiration of Redemption Brown County Minnesota
Notice from the Brown County Auditor about expiration of redemption for parcels Lot 9 and Lot 10 of Block 99 South of Center New Aim. Tax sale occurred May 22, 1909. redemption period ends 3 days after service of notice. amount due includes taxes plus interest. Official seal confirms filing date May 24, 1912.
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Weitz
Belts
County of
Brown
State of
Minnesota
City of
New Aim
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Probate notices in Brown countyMinnesota 1912
Special term probate orders grant administration for Anton Heidt and Edward Maltzahn estates in Brown County Minnesota. Notices call creditors to file claims within three and six months respectively with hearings set for October and January at New Ulm court, published in New Ulm Review.
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Minnesota
New Ulm
New Lim
State OF Minnesota
Og County of
Brown
Edward Maltzain
Edward Maltzahn
County of
State’ of
W.T. Eckstein
New Alin
New View
New Lim Tuaeid
Minn
A.D. Pans
Luck in Baseball A humorous history of freak plays and pockets in shirts
Hugh and Fullerton recount odd baseball moments from early history. Clif Carroll’s pocketed ball altered a run, prompting pockets to be removed from uniforms. A second tale describes two balls in play when a miscue sent one ball toward multiple players, ending with an out. A third account features Frank Isbell’s Sunday park hit that failed to rebound, securing Milwaukee’s win.
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Hugh & Fullerton
Clitf Carroll
St Louis
Browne
Clif Carroll
Carroll
Orst
Chris von der Abe
von der Abe
Mackentuse
Diddlebock
Frank McNichols
Logan Square
Chicago
Jimmy Callahan
McNichols
Gunthers
Logans
Matty Fitzgerald
Slab
Piitcher
Fitzgerald
Apea Es
Oni Rel Ad
Sbort
Frank Isbell
St Paul
Milwaukee
Isbell
St. Paul
Rightield
Cirete
Senator Smith Submits Titanic Probe Results to Congress
Senator W. A. Smith delivers the findings from the Titanic investigation to the Senate upper chamber. The disclosure outlines key conclusions and potential implications for policy.
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Congress
Titanic Wreck Report Highlights Blame and Reforms
Washington reports on the Titanic disaster of April 15, 1912. Senator William Alden Smith submits the senate commerce committee findings blaming Captain Smith and Captain Lord, criticizing British regulations, insufficient equipment tests, and poor crew discipline. The report praises Captain Rostron of Carpathia and urges international shipping reforms.
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Washington
Newfoundland
Senate
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Senate Commerce Committee
Inga
Smith
Lord
British Board of Trade
America
England
White Star Lines
Rostron
Carpathia
Bill Goes to Conference on Tariff Revision
The Senate passed the steel and iron tariff revision by 35 to 22 repealing the Canadian reciprocity law and fixing a $2 a ton duty on print paper while lowering pig iron and ferro-silicon duties. The bill heads to conference with the House as Republicans mostly opposed it. Senator Grenna of North Dakota was the lone Republican supporter.
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Washington
Senate
House
Grenna
North Dakota
Court Denies Injunction in Sherman Coffee Case
The government’s application for a preliminary injunction in the Sherman lawsuit against Herman Sielecken and others of the Brazilian coffee valorization combine was denied by Judge LaCombe with concurrence from Judges Coxe Noyes and Ward. The motion sought to restrain defendants from disposing of 960,000 bags of coffee stored in the New York Dock company warehouses.
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New York
May
Herman Sielecken
Brazillan Coffee “Valorization Combine
New York Dock Company
la Combe
Coxe, Noyes and Ward
London Strike Near End Seeks Conciliation Board
June 2 London report says Wanaport Transport Workers strike nears end as national executives advise strike committee to accept government suggestion. Government to establish a national conciliation board and have it act at once to resolve the dispute.
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Transport Workers
London
Wanaport
Ommit Polate
Keeping Close Watch on Cuba Escalates Interventions Talk
Washington reports General Monteagudo appointed commander of Cuban federal forces. Rebels’ attacks on foreign property may prompt U S to land marines and deploy small vessels near rebel zones for protection. Cuban government pledges troops to Daiquiri to guard Spanish American Mining Co property as Taft argues for executive authority to intervene in Cuba.
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Washington
Monteagudo
Banda
United States
Estenez
Cthan
Daiquiri
Oriente
Guantanamo
Taft
Congress
Cuba
Senate
Franklin testifies in Darrow jury bribery case in Los Angeles
Detective Bert H. Franklin, former McNamara defense chief and prosecution witness, testifies about Darrow and his own alleged plan to bribe jurors in the McNamara brothers’ trial. He details a October 5 1911 remark and a $1000 check for buying a juror vote for Robert Bain.
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Darrow
Los Angeles
Bert H. Franklin
McNamara
Clarence 8
McNamara Brothers
James B. McNamara
Franklin
Robert M. Bain
Bain
Democrats Reintroduce Cotton Tariff Revision Bill
Representative Underwood acting for Democratic members reintroduced a cotton tariff revision bill vetoed by President Taft. The measure, passed by both houses at the extra session, aims to cut ad valorem duties to about 27.06 percent from 47.15 in 1911 and 48.12 in 1910.
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Washington
Underwood
Wi A Means Committee
House
Senate
Congress
Taft
Taft Urges Speedy Drug Legislation
President Taft urged immediate legislation to curb the promiscuous sale of habit forming drugs in a message to Congress. A Knox report warned that without swift action on pending measures the United States may be accused of half-hearted efforts to curb the opium trade and related evils.
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Taft
Washington
Congress
State Knox
Senate approves eight hour bill for government labor contracts
Washington June 2 The Senate passed by 43 to 11 the bill extending the eight hour work day to contracts on government projects. Negative votes came from Republicans Brad ley Dillingham Du Pont Gallinger Heyburn Oliver Page Root Sanders Wetmore and Democrat Percy.
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Washington
House
Bradley
Dillingham
du Pont
Gallinger
Heyburn
Oliver
Page
Root
Sanders
Wetmore
Percy
Dutch Boys Save Amsterdam Exchange From Spanish Plot
A long standing Amsterdam custom honors local boys who found a gunpowder cache in the stock exchange canal area in 1022. The boys requested and received permission to play at the exchange during part of each year, a tradition that continues.
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Amsterdam
Stock Exchange
Holland Ooneta
Almaterdam
New York
Failing Foal Plot Affects Civil War Reflections
Fragmentary text reports on a supposed plot between liver and bowels to resist duty and curative claims for New Life Pills. It also recalls a Confederate council remark about Major Blank being wounded by an accidental discharge of duty during the Civil War.
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Een
Blank
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