Edgar's Cathartic Confections
An 19th century advertisement promotes Edgar's Cathartic Confections as a harmless vegetable bowel regulator and liver astringent, claiming pleasant taste and strong effects. Sold by Andrew J. Eckstein, a Naw Ulm druggist, with prices listed at 40, 25, and 50 cents.
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Andrew J. Eckstein
Naw Ulm
Mion
Insurance and Real Estate Services Advertised
Tnsures against fire hail tornadoes accident and death in the best of com panies. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Legal documents executed loans ne gotiated steamship tickets sold.
Eckstein Druggist Ad for New Ulm Sale
Sold and recommended by Andrew J. Eckstein druggist New Ulm.
Train Collision Ends in Dozens Dead and Injured
A rear end collision in a New York Central tunnel under Park Avenue between the South Norwalk local and the White Plains local killed fifteen passengers and injured about thirty. rescue parties, ambulances, and surgeons aided victims as investigators blamed the White Plains engine for disregarding block signals.
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New York
New York Central
Burrows
Park Avenue
South Norwalk
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Harlem
White Plains
Manhattan
Franklin
Fifty-ninth Street
New Haven
Hoth
Flynn
Fyler
Wischo
Fyier
Tombs
England 15 Angry over Kaiser's Attacks in German Parliament
From Lopdan January 1 a heightened British mood follows The Times report condemning Count von Buelow for insulting the king’s uniform in a German parliamentary session. UK leaders warn that British patience could break if Germany’s conduct continues, stressing Britain’s wartime stand and calls for dignity.
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Lopdan
Germany
Count von Bue
von Sonnenberg
Tegard
Count von Buelow
South Africa
BUILD BETTER ROADS REPORT FOR 1901 ISSUED
Washington January 10 The Dodge report director of the office of public road inquiries details continued work in 1901. Officials visited nearly all states conducted scientific road material studies and aided legislatures in drafting new road laws. Farmers institutes cooperated as resources allowed. The report notes unprecedented interest and activity in road building and plans to expand further within funds.
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Washington
Martin Dodge
Agricultural Department
Dodge
Schley Seeks Presidential Appeal To Reverse Court Ruling
Admiral Schley met with the president to request consideration of an appeal to overturn Secretary Long's action and the court of inquiry's majority judgment. Rayner and Teague will aid in preparing the appeal. The move aims to exhaust all means to overturn the adverse ruling and present new facts with bearing on the dispute.
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Washington
Admiral Schley
White House
Secretary Long
Court of Inquiry
Messrs. Rayner and
Teague
Negaunee Mine Trapped Men Deadly Water Rise
In Negaunee Michigan the mine rescue is failing as pumps fail and water fills the drift. Nine men are reported dead or likely dead: William Williams John Sullivan John Pearce John Pascoe Jacob Mattson Erick Lofy Jacob Hanale William Hokanen Louis Mattson.
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Negaunee, Mich
Negaunee
William Williams
John Sullivan
John Pearce
John Pascoe
Jacob Mattson
Erick Lofy
Jacob Hanale
William Hokanen
Louis Mattson
Minnesota News Board of Caetenl and Sugar Plant News
Minnesota highlights include a supreme court decision expanding Board of Control reach over the State University and potential shifts in authority. Minnesota Sugar Company reports a record season producing 6 million pounds of sugar from 30,000 tons of beets, with strong growth over last year. Also noted are a rising gas flow near Pelican Rapids, a broken ribs incident involving Michael Dooley, staff announcements for public examinership, a sad infant death, a mad dog incident in Duluth, sales of a mill to Electric Machinery, National Guard officer elections, and Minneapolis customs receipts showing growth with six months’ total of 204,644.50.
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Board of Control
Starr
Collins
Collin
Seoge
Minnesota Sugar Company
St. Louis Park
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Great Northern
Minneapolis & St. Louis
F. W. Matteson
W. T. Hart
Toe Wey
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Assiniboia
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Addrees
Edley
Ottawa
Canada
Orto Vial
East Third St
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Chichester
Asnter
Fae Landes
Retare Mail
Draggiats
Chichester Ceeeital
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Brreman
Bingham Bros
Coal & Grain
New Ulm
Sportsmens
Chas, Stengel
Wm, Pfaender
H. Frenzel
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Dr. Jenner’s. Kidney Pills
Mann
Duals
Scientifi Imerican
Thy Prince
Standard Oil Co
New York City
Twige Trat
Humber
J.H. Franklin
New York Central Tunnel
Funston
San Francisco
Frederick Funston
Manila
Warren
John Longking
Yonkers
Methodist
Bank Rebben
East St. Louis
National Stockyards
Jan
Walla Walla
England
Schley
Roosevelt
Bart Litte
Galesburg
Hd Cheney
State Penitentiary
Lettie Goshwin
Vancouver
B. C
McIntyre
Bristol
Green Island
Here
Skagway
Topeka
Coneesen
Boot
Congress
Minnesota News
Willet Brook
P»ids
Minn
Michel Dooley
New Westminster
Nicollet Avenue
Seventh Street
Wheeler
Dooley
City Hospital
James Gis
Samuel T. Johnson
Henry C. Koerner
Shapokee
Stanley H. Bezoier
Peter M. Kerst
Peter A. Gunders
Mankato
Alma C. Bartman
Lillian C. Heskamp
Blooming Prairie
William Massingill
Williams
Duluth
F. A. Monkhouse
Ray
Radabaugh
Loup Talking
Ray & Rapazaces
Springfield
Henry Goede
Broadway
2Nd North Streets
F. Nagel & Co
Chas. Toberer
Brown Co. Bank
Epple
Telephone
New Ulm, Minn
New Ui
Moss