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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
2
Old line insurance promotes Fire Tornado Hail Life and Health plans as safe and reliable. Offers Jet Block and Phone 165 for contact.
Doctor H James allegedly cured his only child of consumption using a Calcutta herb. The recipe is claimed to be shared free via Craddock & Co at 1032 Race Street Philadelphia. The advertisement asserts the remedy also treats night sweats nausea and speeds a fresh cold in 24 hours.
Washington June 1907 document filed with the Department of Agriculture guarantees that Jell O and Jell O Ice Cream Powder are pure and comply with the National Pure Food Law. The guarantee covers all wholesale and retail grocers handling the products and reflects official confidence in their purity.
At Monongah West Virginia on December 71 the Fairmont Coal company mine No 1 and No 8 collapsed after a blast and gas. Rescue teams race to reach about 315 believed trapped dead or alive while eighty five bodies surface and a town’s morgue is improvised.
The jury found Mrs Annie M Bradley not guilty in the murder case of former Senator Arthur M Brown of Utah at a local hotel. The verdict was met with applause from the audience.
The Republican national committee chose Chicago as the site for the 1908 convention, defeating Kansas City and Denver by votes 81 to 18 to 4. The date was set for early June, a compromise between June 1 and June 30, and delegates to primaries will be chosen by state and district committees.
The Guiwago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company pleaded guilty in seven cases for keeping livestock in cars without food water or rest for more than twenty eight hours. D L Bush general superintendent entered the pleas. Penalty ranges from 100 to 500 dollars per violation. Judge Landis will decide the total penalty.
In Moscow a bomb was hurled at Lieutenant General Guerschellmann, governor general of Moscow, as he rode in the Lefort quarter. The horses were blown to pieces and the coachman was seriously wounded, but the governor general escaped with minor injuries.
Reports from St. Petersburg say twenty Lettish Estonian bandits attacked a monastery near Pskov. Monks fought fiercely, six monks were killed and three wounded. Troops and gendarmes pursued the attackers, who were practically exterminated. one wounded robber was captured alive.
Thirty two bodies recovered and identified from the Naomi mine explosion at Fayette City. Officials say a boy water carrier remains missing and further excavations may uncover additional victims.
Cuxhaven December 7 The steamer President Grant with Secretary Tutt and his party aboard has departed for New York via Alogarne and Plymouth heading home after a European trip.
Stockholm reports the death of King Oscar II at 78 years old. The king died peacefully in the palace with family and ministers present. Crown Prince Gustave Adolphe will assume the throne as Gustave V after a state oath of allegiance.
Five hundred masked night riders invaded Hopkinsville Kentucky at 2 AM. They burned four tobacco warehouses and other property valued over 200000 dollars. They terrorized residents while police fire and rail facilities were overrun and a local newspaper front damaged.
Fort Pitt National Bank, one of Pittsburg’s oldest financial institutions, fails to open. A door notice signed by Bank Examiner John B. Gunningham says the bank was closed by order of the comptroller of the currency. Directors later suspend business due to clearinghouse demands for cash under strict financial conditions. Directors state the bank is solvent and that depositors will be paid in full despite the embarrassment from the present financial climate.
Chicago millionaire John Farson and his wife plan to establish the Adam and Eye club on Michigan Avenue to attract 500 families. The family oriented club omits billiards bars and card rooms, offering theaters, supper lounges, and overnight suites to allow husbands and wives and children to enjoy shared pastimes under one roof. Farson notes the venture seeks a new family centered form of club, bridging separate amusements.
The National Hire Association of America aligns with the national board for rifle practice to form school life clubs and affiliate them under civilian rules. A tournament from December 23, 1907, to January 1908 at Grand Central Palace New York will launch the schoolboy rifle movement with teams from Washington and Baltimore joining. Brilliant paper stockings promise Christmas novelty with durable hosiery capable of bearing heavy weights.
On the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad, trains run on the first and third Tuesdays each month to Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Colorado and other states. Stopovers allowed and tickets valid twenty one days. For rates and times contact agents or A B Cuits G P T A Minneapolis Minn.
Notice from the Board of Public Works of New Ulm Brown County Minnesota announces a meeting on December 2 2007 at 7 30 p m in the City Clerk's Office to assess benefits and damages from watermain improvements on Prov Ik Street and North Street and drainage ditch construction with concrete sewer on the western side of the city. Any interested party may file claims.
Joseph Bobleter cashier swears the statements are true to the best of knowledge and belief. Notary public Albert Stinha swears before witnesses on December in Brown County Minnesota. Victor talking washing and singing for holiday program at Ulm Music Series. Households seek joy with a rewriter and musical record.
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