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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
2
Excursion tickets go on sale June 29 23 24 and 25 with final return by October 31 for the International 5.5 Convention. Apply to agents for details.
London reports peace after two years eight months of conflict. Lord Kitchener and Lord Milner sign terms with Boer delegates in Pretoria. King Edward sends a message of satisfaction as Britain hails cessation of hostilities and hopes for rapid restoration.
Wheeler died on September 7 at Northern Indians prison after a 12:05 a.m. execution. He killed his son-in-law Bliss Burns in a brutal assault and then attempted suicide. His lawyers sought a new trial, but the supreme court refused.
A careful investigation into the deaths of Mrs. and two children in a house fire in St Joseph indicates foul play. Authorities report the fire as the scene of a possible homicide and are pursuing leads in the case.
The whale back steamer Thomas Wilson, Capt. Cameron, was cut nearly in two by the Georges G. Hadley, Capt. Fitzgerald, off the Duluth canal. Nine men drowned, many crew members jumped overboard, life-saving efforts saved several lives, and the Hadley quickly sank after the collision. The Wilson belonged to the Pittsburgh Steamship line. A second item notes Young Corbett and Abe Attell agreeing to a June 7 bout at the Coliseum Athletic Club with a 227 pound limit.
A Daily Express dispatch from Utrecht reports Kruger learning of peace last night. Britain promises self rule for the Transvaal, amnesty for prisoners, Boer rifles and limited ammunition, and autobome within a brief period. War costs and troop totals are summarized as the nation celebrates.
Charles Cornwallis Neville Lord Braybrooke dies suddenly after a sudden illness in London on a Saturday. He was born in 1493.
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