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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
8
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder trouble affecting both women and men. It claims widespread prevalence, describes symptoms like frequent urination and discomfort, and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A doctor in Calcutta developed a herb preparation that allegedly cured consumption, and a patient in this country now in good health endorses it. The ad claims the herb cures nausea, stomach disorders, and colds quickly and urges sending a two cent stamp to Cradcol at 183 Race Street, Philadelphia, for more information.
St. Petersburg May 25 Premier Goremykin read the government policy to a crowded lower house amid suppressed excitement. He rejected general amnesty and upheld the Imperial constitution while promising limited releases and reforms including education, tax revisions, and a broad liberty programme. Roditcheff of the constitutional democrats denounced the reply, demanding a responsible ministry and the people's leadership.
Kansas City May 28 Judge Smith McPherson said sentence will not be pronounced until early in June for George J. Thomas of New York and L B Taggart his clerk, found guilty of conspiring to obtain rail rebates. Trials for Armour Packing Nelson Morris and others set for June 5 6 9 and 12. An appeal may be filed Monday.
News briefs report Sunrise and John Eggert driven ashore near North Point after a northeast gale. Ten crew members rescued none in immediate danger. Duluth recalls Mataafa disaster as seven firemen rescued from a wrecked steamer. A.K. Zekiel narrowly avoids conviction on Sunday beer case. Battle Creek banker Frank Boughton commits suicide. Toledo fight ends with one killed and two injured. porter Burroughs jailed for murder charged in Johnson case.
Peking May 28 Wu Ting Fang, discouraged by reform prospects, leaves Peking for retirement. He visits ancestral tombs then plans to reside in Shanghai, a refuge for wealthy Chinese seeking freedom from official interference.
A passenger train on the Frederick spur of the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie railroad derailed when a trestle gave way on Friday night near St Croix Falls Minnesota. Five people were seriously injured in the wreck. China’s Bisler Reported Dead follows a Paris dispatch noting speculation on the emperor’s illness and potential death.
Testimony in Cleveland before the Interstate Commerce Commission linked Standard Oil to favorable mileage calculations for Union Tank Line cars at Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. An ex-editor testified about subsidized articles. a Cincinnati dealer claimed Standard bribed rivals’ employees to obtain customer lists and induce shipments, with Peerless Transit and Lake Shore cited in alleged abuses.
In Buda Pesth on May 2 Julius Von Justh was elected president of the Lower House of the Hungarian Parliament. The vote followed a tense session as reformists backed Justh, signaling a shift in leadership within the Bum eatin chamber.
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