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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
7
A scavenger wagon reported horses stuck on a bridge over railway tracks at Second Avenue and University in Minneapolis. Officers found the bridge had become charged with electricity, hindering hoofed animals until the wires were detached and the streetcar line cleared.
Washington June 3 Secretary Root spent about an hour and a half with the president planning a cablegram to Gen Wood in Havana. The message will be sent to Wood for relay to the Cuban constitutional convention and not issued publicly now. The action shows the government plans to reject the constitution as adopted, though the copy is unofficial. Havana municipal election focus. press notes Washington’s rejection of the constitutional amendment. Merchants fear unsettled conditions outweigh rejection. Santiago reports all business suspended for municipal elections. Gen Whitside ordered American officers to supervise voting in each province from dawn until counts are verified. Republicans resent the methods used. Rapal police replaced witty police at polls to ensure fairness.
Parenting guidance stresses mothers must monitor their daughters as they enter adolescence and use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease menstrual changes. Letters from Miss Good and Miss Goon praise the medicine for restoring health, energy, and normalcy amid irregular periods and fatigue.
Queen Helena accouches a daughter at nine o'clock Saturday morning. Both mother and infant are well. The princess will be named Yolanda Margherita. Salutes erupt nationwide as the infant receives a generous royal purse including pensions and staged installments tied to milestones.
Ian MacLaren voices cautious approval of a United States move to revise the confession. He calls it an intellectual curiosity and suggests it could be improved by reducing size and adding a more defiant infusion of love. Ballots recounting for the mayoralty contest are set to begin at nine oclock Wednesday with Janes E. Larimer named commissioner to count. The case may proceed to the supreme court by July. Dowie and followers face no indictments after a grand jury finds no warrant for charges over Mrs Emma Judd’s death.
In the British home trade 7 000 sailing vessels and 2 800 steamers are engaged while abroad the balance reverses with 1 700 sailing ships to nearly 4 000 steamers. The London county council long ago banned hawking newspapers aloud but the rule is not enforced.
Gov Richard Yates has chosen June 25 as basis day at the Pan American Exposition Buffalo New York in response to a invitation from Hon W J Buchanan director general The day falls during Sangerfest week and Odd Fellows day follows on Wednesday Fishing Boats Lost near Charleston D C Three boats are missing with 15 sailors aboard all believed lost or in danger.
June 3 report from Dealed Landing says nineteen of the seventy eight Filipinos who arrived en route to the Buffalo exposition will be sent back to Manila. Marine hospital physicians and immigration officials chose this due to deadly contagious diseases observed among passengers.
An old reader extols Western Canada for abundant game and outdoor life. He describes abundant birds and big game like wapiti and moose, rural comforts, accessible farms with cheap eggs, and easy travel to settlements. The note mentions Canadian government agents and advertisements about settlement.
An authority reports in a medical journal that fifty years ago a very tall British woman stood five feet seven inches. Today average heights range from five feet six inches to five feet ten inches, indicating a modest overall increase in average stature across the population.
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