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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1913

Page

6

California Alien Land Law Clears Senate to Go to Governor

The Webb alien land holding bill passed the state senate 36 to 2 after long debate. It would restrict ownership by aliens ineligible to citizenship, with leases limited to three years and provisions to sell on death. Only Cartwright and Wright opposed, while Democrats largely broke with Bryan's stance. The bill now goes to Governor Johnson for signature.

Sacramento California Senate Johson Cal Webb State Cartwright Wright Bryan Wilson United States

Japanese Feel Offended Over Webb Act Provisions

Washington reports the Japanese government finds the Webb act in its present form unsatisfactory and awaits Secretary Bryan's return to Washington to pursue diplomatic steps. A legal test of constitutionality may be sought, with arbitration at The Hague as a possible formal request by Japan.

Washington Webb United States Japan Jagin Hague

Militant suffragists suspected in Bradford rail shed fire

At Bradford England extensive Midland railroad sheds burned destroying freight worth about 500 900 dollars. Nineteen loaded freight cars and carpets were consumed. Fires earlier on three Fridays led to arson suspicion. Pope Pius X in Rome continues to improve, spending hours daily in his library.

Bradford Eng Midland Railroad Rome Pope Pius X

Mrs T J Preston Wife of Fecmar President

Mrs T J Preston is identified as the wife of Fecmar who holds the title of president in the society or organization referenced. The note confirms her relation and status within the context of the society.

Opposes Woman Suffrage: Mrs Preston Named VP

Mrs Preston, former Mrs Grover Cleveland and wife of Princeton professor Thomas J Preston, elected vice president of the New Jersey Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. Her rise signals interest in the group's work rather than a personal stance shift.

Preston New Jersey Anti Society Princeton N. J Grover Cleveland Thomas J. Preston New Jersey Association White House

Passenger and Bandit Duel on Kansas City Train

A lone bandit robbed a Kansas City Southern passenger train after departing Kansas City, taking $1,000 and a diamond. Joseph M. Short of Joplin, a mine owner, was awakened and fired on the bandit, wounding both. Short was critically wounded. The intruder fled, leaving a blood trail within the city limits.

Kansas City Kansas City Southern Joseph M. Short Joplin Short Teg

20000 Miners Strike in South Wales Pit Work Stoppage

Cardiff May 4 Twenty thousand coal miners laid down tools at pits across South Wales in protest against nonunion workers employed in mines.

Cardiff Wales South

Biovanitti Arrested for Violating Hopedale City Ordinances

Arturo Giovannitti Joseph M Caldwell and Caleb F Howard Industrial Workers of the World organizers leading a Draper foundry strike in Hopedale Massachusetts were arrested on charges of violating town ordinances Ettor Giovannitti and Ettor were previously tried and acquitted in the Anna Lopizzo murder case in Lawrence over a year ago

Hopedale Mass Arturo Giovanpitti Joseph M. Caldwell Caleb F Howard Draper Company Giovannist Joseph J. Ettor Anna Lopizzo Lawrence More

Americans Compelled to Pay Ransom in Mexico

May 1 Washington reports Mexican Constitutionalists at San Dimas forced Americans to pay eighteen thousand Mexican dollars and seized their arms. Mazatlan dispatches say unrest grows among American residents as Suerta forces are deemed unable to protect property.

Washington San Dimas Mazatlan Suerta

Canal ready in October for first battleship transit

Washington officials of the Isthmian canal commission said the Panama canal will be ready for the first battleship to use as a transit from the Atlantic to the Pacific, with efforts focused on completing the waterway locks and gates by next October.

Washington Panama Canal Atlantic Pacific Isthmian Canal Commission

Silk Mills Ground to Standstill by New Jersey Strike

About fifteen thousand silk workers in Hudson river towns joined a sympathetic strike in Paterson New Jersey. Organizers Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Carlos Tresca rallied workers in West Hoboken Weehawken Union Hill North Bergen and nearby areas, pulling in nearly all silk makers. Mill owners offered wage talks but workers demanded I. W. W. leadership. Talks failed and deadlock continued.

Paterson New Jersey Hudson West Hoboken Weehawken Union Hill North Bergen Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Carlos Tresco

Millionaire ranchman Bixby arrested in California case

George H. Bixby of Long Beach was arrested on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of minors. Warrants served at his ranch. he posted 10,000 bail and was released. The grand jury also indicted Mrs. Josie Senberg on pandering charges. she remained jailed in default of bond.

Los Angeles George H. Bixby Long Beach Josie Senberg

Valued at Fifty Millions The Morgans Great Art Estate

Art treasures totaling fifty million dollars are listed in the late J. P. Morgan collection. A preliminary survey by New York financiers divides the estate into three sections: ten million in the Metropolitan Museum exhibition, nine million in storage at the Met, and one hundred thousand in the Morgan Museum.

J. P. Morgan New York J. P. Morgi Metropolitan #9 Morgan. Museum

Record Immigration Through New York Surpasses Previous Year

April brought 108,080 aliens entering New York, signaling a likely peak for the year. The four months total reached 268,087, an increase of 65,110 from the 202,977 noted in the same period of 1912, with 605,409 total arrivals for the prior year.

New York

Real Estate Transfers in New Ulm and Comfrey Area

Realty transfers list numerous deeds from Emil Meister to Wener at TLewes Add and from Adolph Eggensperger to M. M. Radi with parcel details and prices. Additional transfers include Arthur Halgren to Wallace Cady, Nels Erickson and Jens Anderson to Fred Aufderhelde, and many others across Comfrey Sleepy Eye New Ulm and Springfield with values from 150 to 51 2000 dollars. The sequence shows property parcels, lot lines, subdivisions, and beneficiary names.

Emil Meister Wener Tlewes Adolph Eggensperger M. M. Radi Adolph R. Eggensperger Alice Hanska Pfaender Realty Co Friederich Fehlbacher New Ulm Arthur, Halgren Wallace Cady Emmerich Fred Aufderhelde Charles M. Erickson H.D. Reed Outlet B Comfrey Otto Wiedenmann August J. Backer Andrew Lee Clarence M. Moe Ain Joan Sward Jorgen Fladmo Hanski John Sward J. A. Ringwell Bai Rachel Nellie Deters John Schulz John W. Benson Bernhard B Joseph Fecker Theodore Kroening Springfield Henry C. Warnke Fred Goltz Asmus Heoningsen Ed. H. Larrabee Emma N. C. Reld John Youngmad Jakob Schneider H. H. Brueske Outlet Elizabeth Schmid Bertha Kantzenbach Theo. Mueller Augusta Black Zimmermann B. J. Wentworth Allison's Dayton Sleepy Eye Winona & St. Peter Land Co Nicholas J. Schmidt Tlos John Franta Michel Weninger T. Z, Bal State Bank of Union Hospital Ass'n Elizabetha Zeller Cecelia Schilling Anton Ochs Et al Colon Hospital

For Sale Lot 3 Block 31 North of Center Street

Property for sale includes lot number 3 in block 31 north of Center Street with a dwelling on the site. It lies north of the old vinegar factory. Sequire of Jos A Eckstein. 18 21.

Foast Center Street Sequire Jos A. Eckstein

Land prospect advertisement from New Ulm and Upper Michigan trip

Five men pictured Alfred Rein Andrew Nite Carl W Englebert Ilenry Pfister of New Ulm and John R Schmidt of Springfield inspect Rudyard Chippewa County Upper Michigan lands on Dec 11 1912. Describes farming country water soil and terms one third cash balance in twenty yearly payments six percent interest. Excursions leave New Ulm every first and third Tuesday to Upper Peninsula Michigan round trip fare refund to buyers maps and booklets available from Kretsch Reinhart Agts New Ulm Minn.

Alfred Rein Andrew Nite Carl W. Englebert Ilenry Pfister New Ulm John R. Schmidt Springfield Rudyard Chippewa County Upper Michigan Upper Penninsula Michigan Kretsch & Reinhart, Agts Minn

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T. J. Preston Fecmar Passenger Biovannitti Mexico City Zayatistas la Casada Morelos Whjeh Hialo San Luis Potosi Matehuala New Ulm Hardware Co New Ulm Roller Mill Co N. Henningsen Western Land Securities Company Gilfillan Block Corner Fourth and Jackson Streets St. Paul
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