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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
7
Advertisement for a vegetable bowel regulator and liver vitalizer sold by Andrew J. Eckstein, a New Ulm druggist. Claims it is harmless, tasty like candy, with no gripe or pain. Price listed as 40, 25, and cents.
A notice offers warm finch services at no cost and promises diligent, ready service. The vendor emphasizes willingness to wait on customers and provide constant attention without fees.
Insurance firms extend coverage against fire hail tornadoes and accident amid cautious business climate. Agents emphasize protection for property and life amid growing risk in the period’s unsettled market.
A tonic claims to restore kidney function to nature’s intent by enlarging shrunk kidney walls, presenting as a universal remedy for urinary troubles. It is sold and recommended by Andrew J. Eckstein, a local druggist in New Ulm.
In a San Juan joint session the reading of Gov Huntsman’s message praised tranquillity and growth. It noted 875 schools, 934 teachers, 45,000 pupils, 32 new schoolhouses, 129 students studying in the United States, rising revenues, and a total balance including trust funds near 2 million dollars.
Census statistics for May 31 1900 report 183 corporations with total authorized capitalization of 3 607 539 200 and issued capital stock of 3 085 200 868. Bonds make up 270 127 250 of authorized capital and 216 412 759 of issued stock. Preferred stock totals 1 259 540 900 authorized and 1 086 525 963 issued, with common stock 2 077 871 050 authorized and 1 802 262 146 issued. Industrial products valued at 1 661 295 364 exceed hand trades by 445 130 204, and equal over 20 percent of 1890 manufacturing gross output.
Gen. Matos leads a coup effort against President Castro, sailing aboard the transformed steamer Ban Righ carrying 10,000 Mauser rifles and 5,000,000 rounds, with 300 volunteers aboard as a revolutionary force to strike Venezuela soon. In other items, a Bohemian trader dies in a dynamite accident, a Carolina party fight leaves three dead, a color guard faces a Colorado death sentence, and various political and public notices fill the page.
Kington January 6 secretary and prominent men met at the state department to form an incorporation called the Carnegie Institution. The articles name the institution for perpetual duration and empower it to promote study and research in science literature and art with powers to hold property issue funds publish and distribute documents and cooperate with governments universities and learned societies. The board of trustees will number 27 in the first year and up to 30 thereafter.
Ian Jan reports in Chariton that John A. Johnson, a wealthy farmer, faced a personal crisis after his plan to buy another farm collapsed on Saturday morning. The item notes his distress and mentions a maritime crew update involving ships Daruehon and Scipio with limited readable details.
Minnesota communities along the Red Lake and Red River push Congress to fund three lock and dam projects at the outlet of Red Lake to control flood flow. Cities including Thief River Falls Red Lake Falls and St Hilaire collaborate with Grand Forks and other towns to lobby for Sunken drainage funds and revival of river projects. Public meetings sweep the valley as memorials to Congress mount from North and South Dakota and Minnesota.
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