Found Under Sidewalk in New Ulm Certificates Worth 1400
A year after Carl Schwaderer reported being robbed in New Ulm of 1400 in certificate deposits, four bank certificates were found under a First avenue sidewalk. The papers belong to Schwaderer of Nicollet county now working on a Nicollet farm. Police saved the discovery after Janey Semple Hill & Co employee John Strand turned in the water stained documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schwaderer
Nicollet County
New Ulm
North Dakota
Minneapolis Journal of
First Avenue
Carl Strand
Jan 1Ey, Semple, Hill & Co
Strand
Corriston
Citizens Bank
State Bank of
Schwaderer
Minneapolis
Nicollet
New Ulm Baseball Club Debuts with Big Win over Mankato Boosters
Local notes report New Ulm’s newly formed baseball club defeating the Mankato Boosters in a lopsided exhibition. The team roster lists pitchers Mueller and Emmerich, catcher Bohan, infielders Plato Peterson Kramer Heffner, and outfielders Collins Seifert Taylor with ties to nearby towns.
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New Ulm
Minneapolis
Mankato
Mueller
Emmerich
Bohan
Plato
Peterson
St. James
Kramer
Heffner
Tracy
Collins and Seifert
Taylor
Essig
Six teams vie for Y M C A league trophy schedule
The Y M C A baseball league in Brown and Redwood counties features Sleepy Eye New Ulm Springfield Lamberton Redwood Falls and Walnut Grove. Opening games on Decoration Day at New Ulm and Walnut Grove precede an 18 game season with a Reach Association trophy to the winner.
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Y. M.C. A. Baseball League
Brown
Redwood Counties
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Springfield
Lamberton
Redwood Falls
Walnut Grove
Reach Athletic Association of Chicago
Wabasso
Springfeld
New Ulms
New Ubn
Redwood Pails
Sanborn
Redwood Walls
Delegates Named for State Convention in Mankato
The New Ulm department elected delegates for the State Pirewens convention to be held in Mankato for three days starting in June. Delegates at large are John Herzog and Jos. F. Groebner with alternates Fred Pfaender and Matt Pederson.
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Pirewen
Mankato
New Ulm Department
John Herzog
Jos. F. Groebner
Fred Pfaender
Matt Pederson
Hose Co
Frank Niemann
Wm. F. Gieseke
Fred Grebe
Otto Seiter
Massapust Mystery Cleared in Rural Wisconsin Case
Rudolph Massapust of West Newton testified in Virginia St Louis county as the hearing neared against William Schrieber, charged with murder after cashing Massapusts checks tied to a February shack fire at Ashawa. Schrieber waived exam and was bound over to the grand jury. Centerville Coal Co. won a city contract to deliver 2,500 tons of coal at $3.50 a ton to the waterworks and electric light station.
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Rudolph Massapust
West Newton
Virginia
St. Louis County
William Schrieber
Wisconsin
Frank Massapust
Ashawa
Massapust
Schreiber
Centerville Black Coal Co
Merchants of the Cream City Plan Westward Trip
Fred Gieseke a Courtland township resident dies at seventy four. The Merchants and Manufacturers association will ride Milwaukee to southern Minnesota and South Dakota on a lavish four sleeper four diner electric train. They depart Sunday night June 7 and return June 14 visiting about thirty towns.
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Fred Gieseke
Courtland Township
Mr. Gieseke
Nicollet County
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Milwaukee
Minnesota
South Dakota
Western Territory
Reese
Lawler Elected Mayor as Democrats Sweep St Paul
Democrats secure a sweeping victory in St Paul with Daniel W Lawler likely winning the mayoral race by about 4300 votes. The party appears to capture all city offices except one aldermanic seat with Betz and Bremer re-elected as comptroller and city treasurer respectively.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Daniel W. Lawler
Betz
Bremer
New Ulm Cattle Shippers Lose in Supreme Court
Washington special May 4 reports the U S Supreme Court ruled for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad in the case of Empire State Cattle Company and Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Company v the railroad over cattle losses during the 1903 Kansas floods. The Empire claim covered 778 cattle.
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Washington
New Ulm
Empire State Cattle Company
Minnesota & Dakota Cattle Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Empire Company
Court upholds railroad verdict in cattle loss cases
The Kansas district court findings favored the railroad in two cases involving 1 635 head of cattle shipped from New Mexico and Texas to South Dakota. An averflow diversion along the Kaw river was blamed on railroad neglect. The Eighth Circuit affirmed, and today Justice White announced the opinion.
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Texas
Minnesota
New Mexico
South Dakota
Kaw River
United States District Court
Kansas
Court of Appeals For
Eighth Circuit
Albin Carlson Assigns Stock in New Ulm Store
Albin Carlson, long a New Ulm resident and Hanska merchant, assigned his entire merchandise stock to Northwestern Jobbers' Credit Bureau for creditors. Invoices total about 10,800 dollars and A. H. Oberg of St Paul handles the stock, operating the store while sales continue.
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New Ulm
Albin Carlson
Hanska
Northwestern
Jobbers’ Credit Bureau
A. H. Oberg
St. Paul
Carlson
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Ulm
Eagle Mill
John Drexler
Milford & Cottonwood Creamery Company
John Muhs
Woman’s Literary Club
A. J. Alwin
L. G. Bell
George Ziekvick
Miss Hoffmann
Mibleis
Schindler
Springfield Produce Company
Jed Kleinsmith
Sleepy Eye Milling Co
Cobden
Adolph Altermatt
H. F. Dirks
W. G. Frank
Conrad Appel
Albert Steinhauser
John Henle
John Bartl
Chas Clement
Henle
Clement
Baseball Notes
Sanborn Club
Springfield Bunch
Tipi
Hasiska
Peeber
Haakon Syverson
Milton Johnson
Chas, Winkler Jr
Grace Bristol
Crakler
Bill Trvin
Theo, Greenholz
Richard Larson
Fairgrounds
New Ulm High School
Mankato Normal
Winthrop
Peter Whitesox
Madison Lake Grays
Arthur Rive
Albin
Elsie Breitkreutz
Arlington
Wm. Alwin
Board of Public Works
Gereman Street
Fourth
Y. M. C. A. League
Atlanta Constitution
New Almite
Minneapolis & St. Louis Road
Narth
Lawler
Saintly City
Demovcrats
Supreme Court
Ors, Jase
Chicago
Inter Ocean
John F. Neumann
Mammoth
Gen
Bobleter
Moses E. Clapp
Brown Co. Bank
Crone Bros
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