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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
2
Chief Justice White granted an appeal to the Supreme Court for Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison labor leaders convicted of contempt in the Buck's above and range case. The appeal will be heard after October.
Vienna reports Bulgaria formally demands Servia evacuate all Bulgarian disputed Balkan lands within a week else Bulgaria will occupy the territory by force with troops. The ultimatum cites a prewar treaty and warns of potential war. Also noted is President Wilson nominating Meredith Nicholson to Portugal as minister.
On June 23 in Duluth and Minneapolis prices for wheat flax corn oats and track arrivals are listed with futures for July and September. Cattle calves hogs and sheep prices appear for South St. Paul. Chicago and Butler reports cover dairy poultry and pork prices and cash track closings.
Chicago live stock markets show cattle beef and Texas steers trading at various dollars per hundredweight. Western steers stockers and feeders hogs and pigs mixed with calves calves and lambs noted. prices range across multiple categories with native sheep and yearlings listed.
At a closed St Paul conference railroad leaders from Great Northern and others agreed to enforce state rates declared valid by the Supreme Court. Refunds totaling about 3 000 000 dollars will be paid to shippers within six months as the rebates are distributed by the state railroad and warehouse commission.
Duluth saw mills resume operation ending a strike that threatened to spread to Cloquet and Virginia. Union leaders failed to keep workers idle and about 1,200 men affected by two weeks of idle time returned to work as most sought employment.
N. Saunders a St. Paul businessman and coal trade pioneer in Minnesota died after several weeks illness. He was president and founder of Northwestern Fuel Company, director of First National Bank, Merchants National Bank, Northwestern Trust, and held interests in Eastern coal mines and other ventures.
Andrew Soucek about twenty one a Bohemian laborer drowns in the Mississippi River at South St Paul while swimming with Joe Shalerpo. Soucek dove and did not surface. Shalerpo 24, a countryman, raised the alarm. John Mattilinen Iron Range miner was shot and killed at Rivabsk vy Rade Tatovich after a quarrel over a game of cards. Tatovich fled and hasn’t been found.
A deadly blaze at a Minneapolis high school killed Ladderman Frank Kani and injured eight others as a wall collapsed during the fight. Fire Chief Charles W. Ringer and ten rescued firefighters escaped from beneath debris while rescuers pulled comrades from the wreckage.
Mrs Anna Acker Rice widow of Edmund Rice former St Paul mayor and Minnesota congressman died at her St Paul home after a two week illness. She was eighty four, had lived in St Paul since 1849 when she came to Minnesota with her father William Acker and her husband.
The Minnesota supreme court ruled that Dr. James Owsley of Duluth is entitled to one third of the $8,000,000 Owsley estate assets, including $5,000,000 located in Minnesota, with the remainder left to his late wife Mary M. Owsley’s children from her first marriage. The suit followed his refusal to accept the share provided by the will.
500 acres available in large or small tracts with 20 year financing. Fertile soils MUCK BEDS and BLACK PRAIRIE SOIL support dairying fruit growing and grain. Near Lake Superior and Lake Michigan with boat freight to lake cities and strong markets.
A five-year-old son of Ole Peterson died from burns and a two-year-old child was fatally burned when a barn on the Peterson farm near Slayton was set ablaze while children played with matches. Harold Robertson aged twenty two hanged himself in Minneapolis after leaving his wife and baby with his sister-in-law. Relatives cite trouble with his father.
Five people are believed drowned after a launch party on Lake Cooper above the Mississippi River dam near Keokuk Iowa. The missing are John Laughilo Alfred J Gross Miss Mamie Wilson Mrs Mary Wright and Miss Pauline Marks, all prominent locals. A search found no clues and hope of survivors was abandoned.
St Ovis June 22 Mrs Lallie For rest a telephone operator in the strike HERE sues the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone company for 10100 alleging Z O Larlow manager of the Caban ne exchange assaulted her during a visit to the exchange a day or two ago The case seeks damages for the incident and related distress.
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