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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1908

Page

2

Fernie Fire Destroys Canadian Town and Surrounding Area

Fire sweeps Fernie British Columbia and nearby towns cutting off communications. Dozens are killed or presumed lost as flames engulf 100 square miles, destroying coal mines and railway property while refugees seek safety on prairie camps three miles from town.

Fire Engulfs Michel and Surrounding Districts

A vast fire roars through the Sparwood and Michel region with many buildings destroyed and air thick with burning debris. Firefighters struggle as heat overwhelms crews. Peter Campbell and three others arrive from Sparwood badly burned while attempting to save Soapwood Lumber property. Forester and about thirty workers are missing near the mill as flames block escape routes. Pete Miller and four others die in efforts to save local infrastructure, including the Great Northern bridge over Elk river. communications south are cut by destroyed bridges.

Winnipeg Man Fernie B. C Child Michel Canadian Pacific Great Northern Crows Nest Pass Canada Elk River Valley Elk River Crows Nest Coal Company Fikes Wood Canadian Pacific Railroad Great Northern Railroad Osceola Sperwood Montam Priners Peter Campbell Micheltr Sparwood Soapwood Lumber Company Forester Pete Miller Great Northern Yard

Lynching After Clash in Pensacola Park

In Pensacola Florida July 30 two men died and nine were wounded as a mob attacked the county jail to seize Leander Shaw a negro accused of assaulting Mrs Lillian Davis. After a first volley by sheriffs deputies the mob grew to about 1000 men and later overpowered officers. Shaw was dragged dragged to an electric light pole and hanged amid a hail of bullets.

Pensacola Fla Leander Shaw Shaw Lillian Davis

Oust Lumber Trust Moves Begin In Kansas

Attorney General Jackson files ouster and quo warranto actions in Lyon county district court against the Yellow Pine association of St. Louis to expel it from Kansas and block a holding company. Missouri Texas and Oklahoma AGs file parallel suits in their states to break up the alleged megacomination raising lumber prices to an claimed artificial level.

Emporia Kan District Court Lyon County Jackson Kansas St. Loui

Railroad switchmen seek Roosevelt help in labor dispute

After an executive session the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad switchmen grievance board appeals to U S Labor Chief Charles P Neill and Inter State Commerce Commission head Martin Kutino seeking Roosevelt intervention in the conflict with the Lackawanna company. If no relief comes, the board vows to issue the quit order.

Scranton Ams Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad United States Commissioner of Labor Charles P. Neill Martin Kutino Interstate Commerce Commission Roosevelt aWitehimen We Lackawanna Company Qwituhmen

Four Negroes Lynched Near Russellville Kentucky

Four Black men named Virgil Jones Tom Jones Robert Jones and Joe Ripley were taken from Russellville jail and hanged from a tree on the Nashville pike. A note warned whites to stay safe or face similar fate. The lynching followed a recent lodge meeting tied to a white farmer’s killing. Local mob reportedly gathered from Logan county southern area.

Russellville Virgil Tom Robert Jones Joe Ripley Nashville Pike Hugh Rogers James Cunningham Rufus Browder Logan County

Taft Notified Of His Nomination In Cincinnati

Cincinnati July 24 Officially notified today of his nomination for the presidency by the Republican party William H Taft standing on the porch of his brother's home in this city of his nativity formally accepted the honor pledged anew his allegiance to President Roosevelt policies and said the next administration must clinch what has been accomplished while noting efforts to preserve business integrity and restrain departures without undue interference He attacked the Democratic Platform saying most of its declarations are inconsistent or disingenuous.

Cincinnati William Hi. ‘Taft Roosevelt Taft

Storms in Austrian Tyrol Cause Heavy Loss of Life

Vienna reports severe thunder storms in Tyrol with high casualties. Bukovina and Ziller valley hit hardest as floods wash away houses and stock with corpses seen in swollen streams. Death toll estimated at about fifty in Bukovina and over twenty in Ziller valley.

Vienna Austrian Tyrol Bukowina Ziller Valley Ziljer Valley

Market Quotations Minneapolis Wheat and Chicago Grain

Market brief records prices from Minneapolis and Duluth for wheat and flax, with on track and arrive values. St Paul yard reports cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, while Chicago lists wheat, corn, oats, pork, butter, eggs, and poultry figures for Aug 1. Notable entries include Sept wheat around 2.54 to 2.55 in Chicago and Minneapolis around 1.01 to 1.14 for various wheat grades.

Duluth Northern Chicago

Chicago Union Stock Yards Prices Report

Chicago Union Stock Yards market report shows varied livestock prices including cattle stockers and feeders cows calves and calves with bid values around 2.50 to 6.95 per unit for mixed and heavy categories. Sheep and yearling prices appear with lambs and soy figures and broad ranges across categories.

Chicago

The Body Immortal Through Balance of Waste and Renewal

A historic meditation argues perfect bodily balance between elimination and renewal could yield physical immortality. It cites Hammond and Allen on self renewing bodies, notes aging as unnatural, and links diet, mental science, and eternal life through scientific and theological perspectives. It concludes that matter is indestructible and life endures in new forms.

William A. Hammond Thomas J. Allen

Budd Relates Narrow Escape From Rattlesnake Bite

Former California governor James H. Budd recalled a deadly leap from a cliff while fishing near a secluded pool on the Stanislaus River in Calaveras County. With a rattler within striking distance as he jumped forty feet, Budd landed in deep water and survived with only bruises, while the snake disappeared.

California James H. Budd Stockton Cal de Qice Calaveran County Stanislaus

Merry Widow house built by Washington man for summer use

James L. Parsons, a Washington builder, completed a novel summer home near Chevy Chase lake known locally as the Merry Widow house. The design emphasizes cooling, wide windows and doors, even levels, high doors, and a breezy, airy plan across three floors with concrete formation and corrugated iron attic.

Washington James L. Parsons Chevy Chase Lake Mr. Parsons

Steam as disinfectant for library books

Dr Rickard proposes using very high temperature dry steam to disinfect books, claiming it is cheaper more penetrating and less destructive than formaldehyde. Boston health officials attending a MA health boards meeting were impressed and the Barton Library may trial the method. A separate note describes John Wolfe in Montclair NJ using box kites to deter hawks from a chicken yard, inspired by his nephew.

Rickard Boston Public Library B. R. Rickard John Ritchie, Jr Boston Massachusetts Associaton of Health Boards Gallup's Island John Wolfe Book Mountain Montclair N. J Wally Wolfe

Big Cut In Cost Of Hoge Dam Revealed

The Roosevelt dam portion of the Salt River irrigation plan now shows a reduced estimated cost by 31,000,000 after the government establishes a cement mill on site. Electricity will be used to power future irrigation and material production.

Hoge Dam Roosevelt Dam

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