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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
2
Vice President Adlai E Stevenson under Cleveland suffers a relapse after a nervous breakdown following his wife’s death six months prior. He is treated at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago, having come from Bloomington three weeks ago for care.
London reports militant suffragettes widen violent tactics with arson at Breadsall church near Derby and a bomb found at Dudhope castle near Dundee. Sylvia Pankhurst appears from an invalid chair threatening to fast until Premier Asquith meets a deputation. the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies targets government defeat with Labor Party backing.
William Sulzer, ousted from the New York governorship by impeachment, has formally announced his candidacy as an Independent for the gubernatorial nomination in New York.
Grain and provision quotes from Duluth and Chicago show wheat and flax on track and to arrive with varying bid prices. South St. Paul reports cattle values for steers cows and calves plus sheep and lambs. Chicago bids list wheat corn oats pork butter eggs and poultry with multiple delivery months. Minneapolis closes with cash track prices for wheat corn and oats and cattle and hogs markets.
Albert Masterman told reporters he and his wife signed a nuptial death pact when they wed at Hastings three years ago. He was arrested after the Star hotel shooting that killed his wife Mrs Albert Masterman and hotel owner Tony Skally. His preliminary hearing was continued as a complaint is prepared. He said the agreement required mutual killings for fidelity. The document’s location remains undisclosed.
The report details five drowning incidents across Ely lake near Eveleth Premson Murphy's dam Chisholm and Rainy River. Victims include Andres Fest and Hugo Forsman both twenty five from Eveleth Julia Hansen sixteen of Raudette and George Katzke. George Mathews twenty three of Premson drowned at Murphy's dam. All accidents stemmed from boats capsizing or individuals falling overboard.
Two men identified as N. E. Nelson of Duluth and Ange Cornell of Northfield died when a tire blew out on a car near Faribault. Mr. and Mrs. Jenson of Duluth were badly injured and hospitalized in St. Paul. The party, traveling from Northfield to the Twin Cities, were visiting relatives. The rear tire blowout caused the car to swerve and roll at about thirty five miles per hour. Nelson owned a knitting works in Duluth.
Theodore L Schurmeier a noted St Paul capitalist and former president of C Gotzian & Co shoe makers died in Richmond Virginia after several months illness. He fell ill with pneumonia in January while in New York and was returning home from Augusta Georgia when he worsened on the way.
Attorney General Lyndon A. Smith said the state will collect more than one million dollars in inheritance taxes in the fiscal year ending July 1. Through now the total is $560,342 and $500,000 more is expected in the next two months, surpassing all prior years since 1912 when $678,512 was the high mark.
Minnesota editorial association stages a Mississippi river trip from St. Paul to Keokuk Iowa. The Steamer Quincy will depart June 18 and return June 22, marking the first excursion in three years.
Washington, June 4. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported favorably a resolution to submit the Panama tolls exemption repeal dispute with Great Britain to arbitration by the international tribunal. The move, un discut ed and unexpected, promises added debate before a repeal vote. Senator Vardaman attacked the president and Senator Root in a vigorous speech.
The New York Progressive campaign advisory committee favored Theodore Roosevelt as the party’s candidate for New York governor. After meeting on campaign matters and his stance on national and state affairs, Roosevelt said he will not run for governor after returning from South American travels.
Washington June 5 Officials of the war and navy departments plan the program for the Panama canal opening. Secretary Garrison and Acting Secretary Roosevelt conferred on the date but no decision yet. Formal ceremonies are not expected until after Congress adjourns next March.
London June 7. Chaplin Milne Crenfell Co Ltd, a prominent merchant and banker firm with high reputation and strong family ties, has suspended operations. Authorized capital is 1,750,000 dollars, with unsecured liabilities reported as Pal 000,000 plus unknown amounts.
Orrick Missouri June 7 Walter Hicks a young farmer killed W A Thurman his father in law shot and probably fatally wounded Mrs Thurman his mother in law and then killed himself on a farm near here. A woman suffrage resolution was hissed down in the Democratic state convention in Raleigh North Carolina on June 7 the vote was recorded for it.
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