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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
3
Accounts of corporations, firms, and individuals are solicited on the most liberal terms aligned with sound banking practices. The notice stresses client access, clear lending criteria, and adherence to prudent financial standards.
Caracas reports say President Castro seeks fair treatment and favors arbitration under The Hague. He suggested delays to the blockade might push a quicker settlement, while Washington notes he would accept arbitration but prefers an American republic as arbitrator, a prospect Roosevelt rejected. The Hague plan remains the likely path.
Dr J B McMichael former Monmouth College president dies suddenly in pulpit at Sugar Creek United Presbyterian near Xenia He had led Monmouth from 1878 for twenty years and previously studied at Xenia Theological Seminary in 1865.
New York reports a prosperous year with strong growth in the south and northwest and among railroad men. Membership exceeds 300 000 across 1600 associations and 450 buildings are owned costing over 24 million dollars. The 1902 books show 12 million dollars available and expended.
The weather bureau summarizes a cold month with extra precipitation in key winter wheat states. After a freeze reaching minus twenty eight degrees in upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, central Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys saw exposure but only minor damage. Fly injuries are limited mainly to the Ohio valley.
Coranto Nicaragua December 15 reports San tiago near Granada spewing fire and lighting the night sky. Monotumbo by the coast vents smoke while Isala in Salvador emits smoke and lava every half hour. Guatemala City fears Atitlan may erupt. Pumice strewn along the Pacific coast from Santa Maria.
The report from Dresden indicates King George grows weaker with an irregular pulse and fluctuating temperature. Doctors stimulate him with quinine as his majesty’s condition worsens due to his insistence on discharging government business.
Venezuelan harbor action by blockading warships caused excitement as forces landed on the wharf. In Washington officials report no replies yet from London, Berlin, or Rome on Castro's amended arbitration proposal as allies discuss uniform moves.
Washington reports that German ambassador Herr vgn Holleben met President Roosevelt to introduce Commander Schrofer naval attache of the German embassy. Later Brigham introduced the National Grange executive committee, and about 500 members of the American Association for the Advancement of Science were received by the president with New Year greetings.
Cornelius Vanderbilt nears recovery from typhoid fever and plans a February ocean voyage with Mrs. Vanderbilt to meet their yacht abroad, followed by a long Mediterranean cruise. Dr. Austin Flint says his temperature has been normal for six days and he is out of danger.
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