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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
2
San Francisco and Oakland face business paralysis as the teleg raphers strike expands. Western Union hires nonunion operators, seeks police protection, and moves staff into Pullman cars. Postal Telegraph operates limited lines while Chicago reports looming walkouts.
Post Office Inspectors claim positive evidence ties five Chism brothers to looting banks and post offices across Illinois and nearby states. The Chisms’ father Merritt, a wealthy farmer near Bloomington, sits in Joliet prison after a 17 year term for wife murder, while two brothers Earl and Roy face charges in Clinton Ia. The family’s past and alleged crimes unfold as authorities pursue a wider conspiracy.
Brig. Gen. Henry T. Allen, chief of the Philippine constabulary, quits Lexington for Washington to resign and accept head of the Yellowstone park service. He organized the constabulary and led it for seven years.
From his San Francisco county jail cell Mayor Schmitz returns to the board of supervisors to oppose a 720000 Geary street railroad reconstruction appropriation and the 20 cent city tax. Acting Mayor Gallagher says Schmitz’s budget role remains intact as Chief Dinan rejects his signature on a fight permit. The habeas corpus writ and bail request for Schmitz remains under advisement with a decision pending Monday.
Kaiserischer Yacht Club at Kiel, Germany, reports Emperor William’s Meteor finished three minutes fifty seconds ahead of Hamburg on Friday after sailing a simile course in a clucknot breeze. Adela beat Clara by four minutes three seconds, Navahoe beat Comet by twenty two minutes six seconds. An imperial dinner on Hohenzollern featured Ambassador Tower Andrew Carnegie Joseph Wharton and U S naval attaches.
Fred W. Baker of Epson New Hampshire a second cousin of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy filed in the superior court at Concord Friday his withdrawal as a next friend in the Eddy property accounting suit He says others closer to Mrs Eddy act as plaintiffs and his presence is unnecessary Also documents were filed including a request that Judge Chamberlain require the trustees of Mrs Eddy estate to provide funds to continue the suit Edna Feuts of Madison County Miss married Albert L Steiner using her father as deputy to county clerk A secret marriage license was concealed for over three months Boilermakers Strike In Winona Minn
At Swan Lake Dr. R M Dodde received relics uncovered by a farmer in an Indian grave that held a buried dog and skeletons along with artifacts including a peculiar shaped ax head. Indians reportedly buried a dog and belongings with braves for the afterlife in this region.
Seventy-one graduates of the Minnesota state university law school were admitted to the bar as Chief Justice Start administered the oath at St Paul. Fort Snelling quarantine holds sixty-five cavalry horses due to fourteen cases of equine scabies, an infectious but not serious disease. precautions are in place as even men may catch it from animals. Little Rayna Dahlman was seriously injured when a rooster knocked him down and pecked him about the head and face.
Defa ult exists on mortgages held by John Gund Brewing Company against Hennan Nemitz and Amelia Nemitz. Notice details the principal sums, interest, and penalties, with a sale to satisfy debt of 1505.00 plus accrued interest and costs. Sale to be conducted by Brown County Sheriff at the New Ulm courthouse on July 11, 197? at 10:00 a.m., to the highest bidder for cash.
A jumble of medical testimonials tout Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Cascarets with claims of cures for liver stomach and kidney troubles. An extended ticket offer from the Metaneans & St Louis R R details travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles with a through Pullman train and special rates for summer 1907.
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