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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
4
Have You a Home. An opportunity opens for short time to buy land at 860 per acre with potential yield. Families seeking a future on farms should write O. A. Exacteor, land advertiser, Harvey, North Dakota, for details and mailing.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for digestive issues, claiming it settles fevers and “undigested food” problems. It references mothers and grandmothers relying on it for relief and notes sample bottles at Ann Boxsters.
A noisy advertisement touts an alleged cure for throat disorders promising relief from severe symptoms. It claims a single remedy, Besehee's Garin Swen Fhniot, can destroy a range of throat ailments and prevent complications. The pitch cites wide endorsement by doctors and stores, urging readers to buy Teetuiumendedl and related products.
Five unidentified men in tramp garb overpowered Brighton marshal, locked him in a cell, then raided Blodgett Bros bank and Butler store, wrecked the vault with dynamite, securing $100 from Butler and causing several thousand dollars in fire losses before escaping on a hand car. Bloodhounds pursued. one suspect identified in Seville Bank gang arrests in Ohio.
J Addison Porter former private secretary to President McKinley died shortly before two o'clock at Porters Hartford home. A wealthy and influential journalist he led McKinley support in Hartford and was longtime president of the McKinley club there. Son of Prof John Addison Porter of Yale.
Lincoln announces a forthcoming weekly paper named The Commoner to defend principles of the Kansas City platform. McBryan plans to edit and own it, focusing on public questions, with a January first issue and lectures in college towns when possible. He cites family time and income as motives. Brown University reports progress toward a second million for endowment, including gifts of 10000 and 25000. A New York woman, Margaret Heppenheimer, 26, is jailed for forging names on a 25750 check, charged with forgery and remanded to the Tombs.
Baron Nord ensfjold has secured Capt. Larsen an experienced Antarctic sailor and purchased a gu for his expedition. The ship will sail to Cape Seymour to explore King Oscar II via Jason's route Resiens. Atlanta reports JH Barrett resigns as Southern Railway transportation chief to join a northern line. London notes a £20 verdict in a Queen's Bench wine case with city officials involved.
Victoria reports Hudson Bay and Lampson firms sold about 35,000 seal skins with averages of 62 shillings 6 pence for British Columbia coast pelts and 70 shillings 6 pence for Behring Sea skins at Lampson’s and 60 shillings 6 pence at Hudson Bay. Fires strike Pittsburgh plant. losses near 175,090 dollars with two thirds insured. rebuilding planned.
A papal plan to hold a midnight mass at cathedrals nationwide marks the century’s end with bishops and archbishops officiating in multiple sees. Baltimore and Washington host celebrants while preparations consider appointing an auxiliary prelate for St Paul or South Dakota’s Bishop O Gorman amid ongoing conferences.
Ann Arbor speaker Berjawia argues the United States constitution extends to Porto Rico and the Philippines, despite congressional attempts to limit. He contends those islands are part of the U S, with taxes and laws applying, as 3,000 residents listen at the University of Michigan Lecture Association event. Also notes Alexander Stewart, a boy murderer at Sing Sing, said to be the smallest prisoner ever received, age not specified.
New York December 17 Alexander Williams nephew of former Inspector Alexander S Williams of Manhattan was arrested on a district attorney warrant in Queens County. He faces bribery charges tied to the nomination of Democratic candidates in the recent election as indicted by the grand jury.
Marie St Felix the novelist known for Two Bad Brown Eyes and Patricia will wed Dr Jerome Morrell Lynch of New York on January 1 1901 He has served as a physician in the French hospital and is a nephew of a renowned London camp surgeon The couple’s betrothal is announced amid broader society and medical circles in a New York notice
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