Munn Physician Offers Monthly Eye and Throat Clinic
A notice announces Dr. Munn, physician and surgeon, will hold an eye and throat clinic at Selswlese, with services available on the first Sunday of each month.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
3
A notice announces Dr. Munn, physician and surgeon, will hold an eye and throat clinic at Selswlese, with services available on the first Sunday of each month.
Filipino government delegates in this country press for a reasonable term for surrender and say the war can end very shortly if terms are accepted. They emphasize a peaceful resolution and urge swift action by allied powers to conclude hostilities.
General Otis reports the seizure of a mountain fortress beyond Mont Alban near San Mateo with prisoners, arms, and ammunition captured. The message also notes calls for reasonable peace terms to end the war, potential Aguinaldo surrender, and missions by Filipino representatives to President McKinley.
A sweeping from a sanitized OCR shows multiple brief items: a Canadian parliament date in Ottawa set for February 1. Gen Wood notes Cuban home rule. Indianapolis to unveil a Lawton statue. Seigel Hillman Dry Goods in St Louis collapses for 221000. baseball league expansion to ten teams. dignitaries and deaths in Cork, Tennessee, Florida, Chattanooga. bank consolidation in Providence. fires in Hastings and Fort Wayne. rail mileage records. Pinnacle rock fall near Cumberland Gap. miners killed at Prosperity Missouri. Clyde H Wallace confession in Chicago. death of Judge Hassell. Maharajah of Gwalior offers service. a Russian girl killings. prairie fires in South Dakota.
Well known journalist Seneca BH Truesdell, a veteran northwest reporter, died Wednesday night from ailments including dropsy in La Crosse Wisconsin. He aged 50 and spent years with the Pioneer Press in St. Paul after early work in St. Louis and San Francisco. his first daily stint was with the La Crosse Daily Chronicle.
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