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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
7
Fragmented ad cites Varboces and Ruptary treatments for enlarged glands and associated symptoms. Mentions a scientific cure from Linniceleesutr runtury and a Dr Rex with addresses in Minneapolis. Text is garbled but presents a medical services promotion with numerical pricing.
The Minnesota Supreme Court defines gross earnings for railroad taxation in a state suit against Minnesota and International Railway. The decision adds eight more taxable items beyond the initial seventeen, allowing the state to collect thousands from numerous railroads. Taxable items now include timber loading receipts, use of railway equipment by construction firms, and work trains. Interest on deposits and proceeds from old material are not taxable.
T R Palmer aged fifty two, former president of Minne sola Life Insurance, died by his own action in St Paul. Despondent over losing his job and the strain of leadership, he shot himself with a revolver. His body was found by his wife and a maid after they forced entry to his room. Palmer had lived in St Paul twenty two years and was a noted lawyer and early political figure in city and state affairs.
A low pressure steam boiler exploded in a lower story of a thick apartment house in Minneapolis, hurling tenants from their beds and shattering windows within 300 feet. Most residents escaped serious injury. Mrs May Gustafson and another resident were tossed from beds but unharmed beyond bruises. Frank J Mead, age 73, prominent Twin City newspaperman, died of heart failure at Swedish hospital after years of editorial work for the Pioneer and Minneapolis Tribune.
Mrs Jenile Zeanakotles of Minneapolis, married to a wealthy Greek candy and fruit merchant, shot herself in her bedroom fearing a hospital operation. Found by her daughter, she died almost instantly. She had been an invalid for seven years and was married to a prominent local businessman. A second woman, Mrs Unanesamino also known as Helen Monier, died after selling in a Minneapolis hotel room and later at City Hospital following a quarrel with a man she loved.
Thompson Thomas, once unassuming and nearly uninterested in politics, is drawn into a sensational campaign by his ambitious wife. She arranges a mayoral candidacy, funds the effort, and leverages fake interviews and forged quotes. He is defeated as presidential votes decide the fate, ending in divorce and a new life as a proofreader.
Otto Bradezh proprietor of the Baltimore dairy lunch on St Paul was stabbed five times by Charles Alvis eighteen. Bradezh was rushed to St Joseph's hospital in critical condition but expected to survive. Alvis was arrested half an hour later and admitted the stabbing after a quarrel over a recent discharge.
A full confession to more than a hundred burglaries in Minneapolis over the past two months was given to Central Station police by four men under arrest. W. W. Wood admitted involvement and led to arrests of Jim Walters Harry Wilkerson and Walter Mason, all under thirty and working under Wood.
A nine man group suspected of a professional safe cracking gang tied to Wisconsin crimes was captured in Minneapolis on Nicollet Island. Police seized a complete set of explosives and cracking gear, marking a significant arrest for the Twin Cities crime wave.
Miss Sarah Bingham, aged claimably twenty five, wanders the greenwood after leaving a dog and two children at a summer hotel to prove her romance. An actor in residence pursues her, but she blunders through woods seven miles, becomes lost, and is rescued by a farmer who offers marriage and a new life. The guests react with cold skepticism as the romance resolves with the farmer inviting her to return.
The pretty Bure remarks that her current patient is a peevish millionaire. She notes he might ask her to marry him and could present other requests as well.
Promote sending cattle hides and horse hides to Crosby Frisian Fur Company in Rochester New York to be converted into sats robes rugs gloves and mittens. Claims better and cheaper goods and free freight with Crosby paying the freight. invites readers to request the new illasia catalog page 18 and send for information.
A fragment from a period page notes Pearls of the Deep where Kitty Norton meets a girl aboard and becomes engaged before crossing. The snippet ridicules ocean travel perils and shifts to an advertisement for Allen's Foot Ease powder, claiming shoe comfort and a free sample.
A fragmented exchange questions responsibility in a tense scene. A speaker asks who committed the act while another deflects blame, using formal phrasing that hints at social roles and moral tension within a civic setting. The dialogue style evokes a historical or theatrical ambiance with nobility and public life.
Shorn from the Rochester New York area, an illustrated Crosby Frisian Fur Co catalog promises reveals on cow steer and horse hides. It suggests fur coats robes and tugs as final products and notes Crosby pays the freight.
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