Legal summons notice for Minnesota action
Court action requires defendant to appear within thirty days after service. Complaint filed in New Ulm Minnesota. Attorneys for plaintiff Desiary Moblem/Jouses. Original complaint on file with Ninth Judicial District District Court.
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New Ulm
Iowa
Minnesota
Scott
Sims
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Dempary
Moellre
Altagueys
Estate of Albert Buschers Three Month Claims Order
Probate court in Brown County Minnesota issues a three month period for filing claims against the estate of Albert Buschers of New Ulm. The order sets October follow up hearing dates and requires notice to creditors. Judge Ross signs the document, directing publication in the New Ulm newspaper.
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State OF Minnesota
County of Brown
Albert Hers
Albert Buschers
New Ulai
Lan
New ‘Uini
Ana
Horghwith
Anid
Pynea
Ulm
Test
Ross
Roosevelt Nominated by Independent Ticket at GOP Convention
Former President Roosevelt is nominated for president on an independent ticket in Chicago as the Republican convention ends in defeat. An orchestra hall crowd pledges support, urging a new party with a platform to appeal to all regions. Roosevelt urges a mass convention to nominate a progressive candidate reflecting American citizenship.
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Roosevelt
Hitnoie
William H. Prendergast
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William Draper Lewis
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el Roosevelt
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Saft
la Follette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Hubert M. la Follette
Impeachment Vote Sets W Archbold for Erie Misconduct
The house voted unanimously to impeach W Archbald amid allegations of misconduct connected to actions involving Erie. The proceeding marks the Senate bar of the use as the case moves forward in impeachment proceedings.
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W. Archbald
Itt
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Erie
Iceberg Saves Crew Then Drifts Near Shipwrecked Men
A German ship Hansa struck an ice island near latitude 41 degrees just before midnight. The bow tore into the berg, the ship sank, and only one boat escaped. Castaways built a shelter from wreckage, endured frostbite, and feared calving as the berg drifted south for eight months. The crew, rescued after 750 miles of drifting, faced freezing seas and danger but survived. The New York Press reports the tale with dramatic detail.
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Hansa
New York
West Point Cadets and Education Costs
A historical note explains West Point's selection for military training citing its rugged climate and discipline. It details the academy’s opening in 1802 with ten cadets, General Sylvanus Thayer as superintendent, and the yearly cost to cadets around 3500 dollars including pay, rations, uniform expenses, and admission costs. It notes post graduation rank and branch assignments, with honors often leading to the engineer corps.
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West Point
National Military Academy
Sylvanus Thayer
Weat Point
Academy
Tis
Leutenant
Engineer Corpa
Lesile
Witty snippets and quips from a bygone column
A series of fumbled lines and banter from a period newspaper. The mayor’s polite misstep on a passport note praises a vain lady despite a flaw. General Wade is honored with a commemorative ball about roads and happiness. A playful domestic scene follows a wedding reception with mock apologies and pitying humor.
The Bitsery of It Mystery Speech
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune item shows a dramatic scene where a victim describes being bound and gagged during a burglary. The anxious exchange depicts fear and shock, with the reporter noting the sensation as terrible and the victim unable to speak for over half an hour.
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Chicago Tribune
Fragmented dialogue overheard on street corner
A terse exchange unfolds between Brown and Smith arguing about personal animus toward an unnamed person. Brown cites kinship as a partial motive while pressing for additional reasons beyond family ties.
Willy’s Question on Job A Doctor A Question Without Clear Answer
In a dialogue labeled Willie's Question a parent asks if Job was a doctor. The reply indicates uncertainty about Job’s profession and wonders why people have strong opinions about patents. The text presents a playful, unclear exchange without concrete facts.
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Willie
Taft Nomination Effort Dominates Roosevelt Delegates
At the Taft convention the Roosevelt supporters caused noise and delays yet the Taft slate carried the day. Roosevelt delegates largely sat silent as Taft, Roosevelt, La Follette and others faced votes. The program advanced with little Roosevelt opposition after contested seats were settled and the platform was largely approved.
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Coliseum
Texas
James FE. Watson
Indiana
Credentials Committee
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Root
Taft
Committee On Permanent Organization
Rules Committee
la Follette
Taft Convention Platform Endorses Tariff Reform and Arbitration
The Chicago platform reaffirms protective tariff principles with duties high enough to protect American industries and wages while urging reductions on some tariffs. It backs the tariff commission, denounces Democratic tariff bills, opposes recall of judges but supports expediting court actions, and seeks simplified removal of derelict judges. It calls for navy upkeep, merchant marine growth, parcels post, international arbitration, liberal Alaska policy, coal lands open to prevent monopoly, and scientific inquiries into rising living costs. It also favors amending anti trust law to criminalize specific monopolistic acts.
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Tariff Commission
Democratic Party
Alaska
Congress
Conservaton
Terrified Shah Witnesses Radium Mystery Unfold
An account describes the Persian Shah in a panic as an underground lab scene erupts. Professor Curley’s radium sample triggers screams and a chilling display with the vizier and the shah reacting in terror, while M. Puell notes the event and the guard’s dramatic switches.
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Vorsia
M. Haull
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Wan
M. Puell
Ahab
M. Curte
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Paali
Wrong Man Interview Sparks Mint Row Tale
The Philadelphia congressman General Bingham and Louisiana statesman General Meyer, known as the father of the house and a noted rival, clashed in a mint dispute. A Baltimore substitute failed to secure an interview, leading to a front page tale in Philadelphia about Bingham’s indifference. The misfire sparked a lasting anecdote about political feuds and media error via New York World.
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Congress
Meyer
Orleana
Beverara
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And
Washington
Louisiann Statesman
Philadelphia Mint
General Meyer
Bingham
New York World
Two of Them and a Travel Snippet of Panama
The excerpt features a deathbed scene where Hinipa whispers his final words to Milly and Bessie, expressing his love. Nearby, a tourist notes Colon and Cristobal on the Panama Canal’s Atlantic end, contrasting locals’ remarks about city naming. The miscellany ends with a humorous anecdote about a landlady and a drink request.
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Cristobal
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Canal
Louta
Quote on human energy and greed from Houston Post
An excerpt critiques human behavior noting that most energy is spent on chasing others' money or possessions. The line reflects a cynical view of social interaction and material motives attributed to people.
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Houston Post
A Bright Office Boy Tale
A fragmentary dialogue shows an office boy and a caller puzzled by a missing boss. The brief exchange hints at routine interruption, dinner plans, and the odd musings of a staff room scene.
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Ale
Catler
Dodge
Roosevelt Runs as Independent After Roosevelts Walkout
In Chicago the 1912 Republican convention renominated Taft for president and Sherman for vice president as Roosevelt delegates fled at adjournment. Taft won 561 of 1,078 votes amid jeers from opponents while Roosevelt urged abstention. Sherman led for VP with 597 votes, other candidates far behind.
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James
Sherman
Herbert
Hadley
William EB. Borah
Charles G. Merriam
Albert J. Beveridge
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