Order to Present Claims Within Three Months
Minnesota Brown County probate notice in 1914 for the estate of Max Wocher deceased of Hamilton Ohio letters of administration with will annexed granted to Albert Pfaender. three months allowed to file claims. September 1 1914 hearing at 10 am in New Ulm Court House. notice to creditors via New Ulm Review for three weeks.
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Minnesota
Brown
Max Wocher
Hamilton
Ohio
Albert Pfaender
New Alen
New Lim Review
New Ulm
Ws Low
Order for Hearing Proofs of Will in Brown County
Probate Court special term sets June hearing on Elizabeth Zeller estate. Eduart Castor petitions to admit the will and issue letters testamentary. Notice to interested parties via New Ulm Review for three consecutive weeks prior to the June hearing date.
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State OF
Minnesota
County of Brown
Elizabeth Zeller
Elisabeth Zeller
Tate
Borvas
Eduart Castor
A. B
New Us
New
Im Review
New Gim
Said
New Ul
Mina
Sear
GEO
Ross
Order to Examine Estates in Provaes Court Special Term
An order in the matter of Anton Preisinger estate directs the examination and allowance of accounts by Han Barony executor. The court fixes Thursday July AUD at 10 a.m. for hearing and requires notices published weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Revive. Judge GEO Ross signs the probate order at New Ulm.
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Provaes
Juna
Anton Preisy
Han
Anton Preisinger
Tris
Te Learby Ags
New Whi
New Ulm
Ap New Ulm
New Ul
Cone ‘Saat Geo
Ross
Order of Hearing and Petition for Determination of Descent
In Minnesota the court orders a hearing on the petition of W B Meche to determine descent of lands belonging to Florentine Westpital, decedent. The hearing is set for July 1 at 9:00 AM in the Probate Court Rooms, New Ulm, to decide why the petition should not be granted.
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Minnesota
Brown
Florentine
Westpital
W. B
Duta Herart
Perenus
Iscourt
New Ulin
Bald Watter
Foley Cathartic Tablets for Stout People
Comforting to Stout People Foley cathartic tablets are described as a regulator that keeps you in perfect working order. They claim no mess no constipation and no distress with a gentle taste. Sold by all dealers and targeting stout individuals.
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Foley
Notice to Coal Dealers Sealed Bids Requested
The City Clerk of New Ulm Minnesota accepts sealed bids by 6 pm July 7 1914 to supply about 2000 tons of soft coal for the Electric Light and Water Works plant through May 16 1916. Bids must state coal type and price per ton and include a $100 certified check payable to the City Clerk. The city may reject all bids.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Proposal for Minnesota Street curb and drainage work
Sealed bids due July 7 1914 for paving Minnesota Street from Second South to Third North, curb on both sides, and catch basins and inlets. Plans by City Engineer on file. bids by item. 10 percent certified check required. city reserves right to reject all bids. Dated June 16 1914 New Ulm Minnesota.
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New Ulm
Minnesota Street
Said City
Second South Street
Third North Stret
Third North Street
F. D. Minium
Minnesota
City of
Wm. Backer
Community Visitors and Local Gatherings Reported
Courtland Mr. Fred Abel and Mr. Fred Voigt of Storm Lake Iowa visited Fred Bobs home on Wednesday. Albert Plaender of New Ulm and G W Schlottman with machinery last week. F H Becker called in at Mankato Thursday. Mr and Mrs August Schroeder visited Morgan last week. Mr Fred Robsin Sr and Mrs H S Stellmacher visited St Paul this week. Arthur Lange called at Mankato Friday. Henry Neuman returned from Montana last week. County Treasurer John Webster visited Saturday. Miss Jennie Arndt went to Minneapolis Monday. Win Duehn Amelia Duehn and Mrs Louisa Koetting of Mankato visited Fred Koetting this week and last. Robert Rawlings of St Peter visited Sunday. Mike Popp of Searles called Monday. Mr and Mrs Wm Ginkel entertained a large crowd Saturday evening. A Missionary Fest will be held near the Lutheran Church Sunday with a large attendance expected if weather permits.
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Fred Abel
Fred Voigt
Storm Lake
Iowa
Fred Bobs
Albert Plaender
New Ulm
G. W. Schlottman
F. H. Becker
Mankato
August Schroeder
Morgan
Fred Robsin
Stellmacher
St. Paul
Arthur Lange
Henry Neuman
Montana
John Webster
Jennie Arndt
Minneapolis
Win. Duehn
Amelia Duehn
St. Peter
Louisa Koetting
Fred Koetting
Robert Rawlings
Mike Popp
Searles
Wm. Ginke
Golden Gate Social Notes Show Travel and Visits
Miss Emilia Peterson left Tuesday for Ward North Dakota to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Lee. Mrs Andrew Clausen and daughter Elvira of Sleepy Eye visited Hans Clausen’s home. Miss Nellie Hansen returned from Elmore Minnesota where she taught school last year. Miss Thelma Martine visited grandmother Mrs EB A Martine in Sleepy Bye. Christ Larson and wife of Morgan were guests at Frank Strong’s home several days.
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Emilia Peterson
Ward, N. Dak
Mrs. Lee
Andrew Clausen
Elvira
Sleepy Eye
Hans Clausen
Nellie Hansen
Elmore
Minn
Thelma Martine
EB. A. Martine
Christ Larson
Morgan
Frank Strong
Sunday Gatherings Across Sleepy Eye and Fairfax Area
Local residents Joseph Soukup and family visited kin south of Sleepy Eye while George Miller of Sleepy Eye spent time with his brother Will and family. Henry Battig visited Fairfax friends, and Miss Cora Smith of Sleepy Eye toured with her mother last week. Funeral attendance included Frank Tuttle and wife at James Addy Sr.’s service in Sleepy Eye. Nathan Testow did business in Fairfax. Court notice outlines Judicial Ditch Number Fight petition by Solberg and Blackstad with engineer and viewer reports, hearings set for July 18 1914 at St James Minnesota, detailing ditch routes and affected land owners.
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Joseph Soukup
Sleepy Eye
George Miller
Will
Henry Battig
Fairfax
Cora Smith
Frank Tuttle
James Addy, Sr
Nathan Testow
Sixth Judicial District
Andrew H. Solberg
John H. Blackstad
Watonwan
Brown
District Court
Watonwan County
Minnesota
St. James
Township 107
Brown County
Nouthwest
R. Hyne
Olof Forseth
A. Gunderson
Freight traffic snippets from Minneapolis to St Paul area
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Minneapolis St Louis K North Bodine New Ulm St Paul and Lake Pass. Mentions freight movement and cities in 1820 era logistics language. Uncertain details. appears to describe southbound and freight routes and stations.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
North Bodine
New Ulm
St. Paul
Dex
San
Vtfox
Sun
Ulm
Soria Lake Pass
United States and Huerta Delegates Sign First Protocol
Delegates from the United States and the Huerta government signed the first protocol of a peace plan in Niagara Falls Ontario, outlining a future Mexican government to be recognized by the United States and an eventual transfer of executive power without naming Huerta. The document focuses on establishing a provisional government and omits specific transfer methods, signaling ongoing mediation aims and upcoming protocols.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Huerta
Argenting
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
General Huerta
Famine Fears Prompt Government Food Shipments to Vera Cruz
Washington reports fear of famine in Vera Cruz due to railway breaches and Huerta blockade. Acting Secretary Breckenridge orders government shipments to supply the city, with new food imports from American merchants awaiting duty free clearance and distribution at moderate prices.
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Vera Cruz
Washington
Huerta
War Department
Breckenridge
Department of Commerce
Redfield
Fatal Fire in Tenement Traps East Side Tenement Blaze
A blaze at 90 Heex street in New York's East Side killed five women one baby and two men. Two women two children and four men were hospitalized with severe burns and the fire left a dozen others seriously injured. Some victims are not expected to survive.
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New York
Heex Street
Brilliant Peace Celebration In Albert Hall
London June 11 centenary Anglo American peace celebrated with a ball and pageant in Albert Hall. Notables from London society attended along with many American and colonial visitors. A lavish display of historical costumes marked the event as the most brilliant spectacle in years.
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London
Albert Hall
French Ambassador Named
Representative William G. Sharp of Elyria was nominated by President Wilson to be Ambassador in Paris succeeding Myron T. Herrick. Sharp is a Democrat.
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Washington
William G. Sharp
Elyria
Wilson
Praire
Myron T. Herrick
Sharp
Premier Venizelos Declares on Turkey
Greek Prime Minister Venizelos issues a strong policy statement on Turkey asserting positions and outlining diplomatic aims. The address emphasizes national security interests and regional stability amid tense relations with Ankara.
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Turkey
Greece warns war risk over Greek Turks treatment
Athens reports a near declaration of hostilities as Premier Venizelos tells the chamber of deputies that Greek-Turkish tensions have reached grave levels. He warns that unless persecution of Greeks in Turkey ends, Greece may act beyond lamentations for unhappy refugees and demand repairs. The Greek government issues a note demanding an end to persecutions and repair of damages.
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Athens
Turkey
Venizelos
Greece
Chamber of Deputies
California volcano active as Mount Lassen erupts
Mount Lassen in California’s Shasta County erupted with volcanic fire. One man was killed, one injured, and two missing after the crater explosion. Two new craters opened in addition to a May 30 blast. Fire was seen from Volta and other areas as observers described the violent eruption. A. Lansing Graham approached the smoke cloud and was killed when a jagged rock struck him near Volta.
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Redding
Cal
Lassen
Volta
Weaser
A. Lansing Graham
Western railroads ponder 10 percent freight increase
In St Paul on June 11 rumors spread that Middle Western railroads would seek a 10 per cent rise in freight rates. The decision by the Interstate Commerce Commission on Eastern roads’ 5 per cent request loomed, with railroad men in Minneapolis and St Paul arguing a Western rise could follow if Eastern roads prevail.
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Western Lines
St. Paul
Middle Western
Twin Cities
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Roads
Minneapolis
Aristocrats Attend Roosevelt Willard Madrid Wedding
A Spanish aristocracy bloom attended the Roosevelt Willard wedding in Madrid. Miss Belle Wyatt Willard, daughter of Joseph E. Willard the American ambassador, wed Kermit Roosevelt at the British embassy chapel after a civil ceremony in a city official’s office.
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Roosevelt-Willard
Madrid
Belle Wyatt Willard
Joseph BE. Willard
Spain
Kermit. Roosevalt
United States
Senate Passes Repeal Measure
The Senate approved repeal of the Panama canal tolls exemption for coastwise shipping by 50 to 2. The bill, amid a months long struggle, is likely to pass with House amendments. President Wilson’s stance looms over the final action. A tense Senate scene near a confrontation between Vardaman and West nearly escalated to blows before intervention.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
White House
House
Senatore Vardaman
Mississippi
Georgia
Senator Avhurst
House Accepts Changes To Panama Canal Exemption
Washington June 13 The House approved the Senate amendment to repeal the toll exemption for American canal wise shipping under the Panama canal act by 216 to 71. The amendment preserves all rights under Hay-Pauncefote treaty and other sources, prompting criticism from Underwood who called it an un American surrender while Mann supported it as preserving future rights.
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Washington
Wilson
House
United States
Underwood
Democrafic
Congress
Mann
Suffrage Endorsed by General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chicago June 14 breaking down a twenty year fight the suffragists won an endorsement of women's suffrage by the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Tears filled eyes as the Battle Hymn of the Republic played while applause surged through the mammoth Auditorium. Mrs James Leach of Louisville Ky offered a prayer for calm discussion though Miss Lutie Stearns of Milwaukee objected. Carrie Chapman Catt asserted eight million women await action. The dissenting vote was feeble.
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Chicago
General Federation of Women's Clubs
James Leach
Louieville
Lutie EB. Stearns
Milwaukee
Wis
Carrie Chapman Catt
Viviani To Form French Cabinet After Defeat
French Socialist deputy Rene Viviani accepted task of forming a new cabinet after President Palmaire consulted him following the defeat of the previous cabinet. The prior government had been in place since Wednesday night and faced swift political upheaval in Parla.
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Parla
Rene Viviani
Iabor
Polmare
Viviant
They Tibet
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New Bln Review
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Imanid County
Mion
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Geo. Ross
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