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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
2
Pittsburg Aug 26 The sixth week of the steel strike ends with no settlement. Shaffer says he has surprises but will not reveal them. A conference with United States Steel officials yielded no results. Other updates note plant closings, start-up hopes, and a planned but abandoned McKeesport parade amid tensions.
Floes mat guarantees safety of property and persons as the mayor prepares a Saturday afternoon statement to define his position. Arthur Shaffer of Cleveland disputes a claim about Amalgamated Association letters and says the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers maintains neutrality during employer conflicts. Schwab, NY, absent as steel strike talks with industrial commission and National Civic Federation are delayed until his return. no currentSteel Corp stance on Pittsburg settlement is available.
Bradstreet's notes evidence a rising tide of trade with stronger activity in central west and Mississippi valley markets. reports cite improved crop prospects, larger jobbing trade in Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City, and steady or higher prices despite cereals fluctuations.
The Constantinople dispatch reports Turkey yields to French pressure. An imperial trade decree allows the Quay company to freely exercise all concession rights, averting a rupture. Paris welcomes the settlement as authorities anticipate a firman to finalize the matter. The Foreign Office hails the accord amid czarist visit preparations.
Washington reports treasury officials disrupted a Nogales scheme to admit Chinese into the United States. Arrests include Nogales collector William M. Hoey and deputy Chinese Inspector B F Jossey, with Frank How and another Clifton, Arizona resident. Further arrests expected as investigators pursue the case.
Eureka Springs August 26 James Kizer ex policeman shot and killed by Dr L D Fuller after Kizer struck him from behind at Calef fountain Main Street Fuller wounded and possibly fatally injured Fuller refused Kizers claim for services as special policeman and sought revenge Also noted scientists to meet in Denver Henry Flagler wedding in North Carolina and other brief items from across the country
An old practitioner claims to have perfected a guaranteed catarrh cure named SNUFFLES. The ad touts rapid relief and permanent cure, claims to reach the disease unlike pastes or inhalers, and offers mail order from Philadelphia for one dollar, with advice from the discoverer.
Through connections to Chicago with first trains on all lines to Buffalo. For details contact agents. An illustrated booklet will be mailed on receipt of two cents postage by W. B. Kuiskern, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago.
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