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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
7
An advertisement warns that kidney disease leads to many sudden deaths and urges Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder trouble The ad claims quick relief from frequent urination back pain and burning and notes samples and a free booklet via mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY
A Philadelphia treatment claim states Dr H Jarvis found a herbal cure for consumption after experimenting with Valeutta. The doctor reportedly cured his only daughter, now healthy in this country, and offers the recipe free for two 2-cent stamps to cover expenses. The herb is said to treat night sweats nausea and colds within a day. Address Crad Dock & Co 1032 Race St Philadelphia naming this paper.
Reports from Havana detail insurgent forces led by Pino Guerra driving back government troops near San Luis and Colorro, with clashes widening. Government plans include coastwise gunboats and potential commissions from Roosevelt, while Palma’s cabinet reshuffle stabilizes.
Oyster Bay Aug 27 Public Printer Stillings endorses the presidents phonetic spelling order. He will have government printing offices adopt the simplified spelling and has appointed a commission to revise the manual of style. Dr C T G Scott greets the order as a major step toward simplifying English spelling.
Mexico announced it will prohibit importation of arms and ammunition into Sonora to curb smuggling and deter Yaqui hostilities. A State Department dispatch from Ambassador Thompson in Mexico City confirms the action amid ongoing cross border smuggling to aid rebels and protect foreigners. Also, Secretary Wilson visited Milwaukee to inspect meatpacking plants and discuss his tour.
Across St. Petersburg a cabinet session concluded no relaxation in harsh policy is allowed and the government will use all means to combat revolutionary forces. Elections will be held simultaneously empirewide to prevent opposition concentration. Ministers must draft urgent temporary laws and longer term measures by September 14. Odessa reports Governor Kaulbars commuting a death sentence, while a new street guard is established and sapper battalions mutiny over political gatherings. In Riga an escapee revolutionist is killed. in Samara peasants lynch two suspected arsonists. Kaluga reports arrest of a parliament member. Kiev sentences three men to death for robbery crimes.
New York police hold 17 year old Louis Mochorosky, suspected of a $5000 diamond theft from Isaac Wolf in Bowery. After fleeing to Denver to see a girl he loved, he traveled to Russia and Germany before returning to Denver and being captured. The case follows a globe hopping pursuit linked to a Denver romance and international travel.
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