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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
6
The advertisement proclaims Original Albrecht Fur Quality by E. Albrecht & Son of St. Paul, boasting half a century as fur quality standard. It highlights wearable styles and novelties in neckwear, promising lower prices yet superior quality than factory output, with Ocls Bros selling.
The notice sells a 70 acre parcel described as timbered land near a railroad with good market access. It notes locations, water, fences, and buildings including a house, with prices at 3 to 5 dollars per acre and terms of four equal payments at 1 percent interest.
Timber seekers urged to bid on tracts at Heightern with thousands of feet per acre potential. The notice lists prices and contact R. Ry and Huy, inviting buyers to attend a showing and obtain tickets. Address Uecke's Land Agency Cumberland Wis for further particulars.
James H. Hyde resigns and major officers quit as Paul Morton, soon to retire as secretary, is elected chairman of Equitable Life Assurance Society. The board signals a sweeping reorganization aimed at mutualization, reform of policy, and overhaul of executives and finances amid disputes with former leaders including Alexander and Hyde.
Three men were killed and two others seriously injured when a cap blew off a boiler at American Steel and Wire Company’s furnace works in Cleveland on Tuesday. Local authorities investigate the blast and workers recount the accident scene.
Berlin reports the wedding of Crown Prince Frederick William to Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin in the palace chapel. A 21 gun salute rang as the ceremony ended with the empress and emperor in attendance. Torchlight dances and a candle pageant followed after a lengthy reception in the Hohenzollern court.
At Plymoth Higgland in June Lady Marie Vaal A-8 sank off the biroul water during sea trials. Fourteen officers and crew drowned, others rescued as the submarine, accompanied by a torpedo boat, encountered three explosions and disappeared. Divers rushed to the scene while survivors cited a sudden dip and open hatches as the vessel filled and sank.
Indianapolis June 9 Judge James Leavers of Marion County Superior Court ruled the anti cigarette law constitutional except where it conflicts with federal Interstate Commerce. Smokers may import cigarettes but selling or giving them away remains unlawful. W. W. Lowry discharged. state to appeal to test law. Murderess Sarah Kuhn in Iowa prison dies after lye ingestion amid ongoing pardon fight. Governor Higgins says will call special session in Minnesota to investigate charges against state judiciary. no further comment.
Government notes that the lock dam at Meeker Island Lock No 2 is finished with the dam tested for leaks. Some minor work remains including removing old cofferdam portions and reinforcing the upriver side with rock to protect against water action. Navigation benefits await completion of Lock No 1 in two years, pending Fair stories.
The artist Time Maud Humphrey offers new public examples of childhood beauty and happiness. In this piece the faces glow with excitement as children chase butterflies, rivaling the charm of her best prior works.
The Pioneer Press hails itself as the Northwest’s biggest, most attractive and reliable newspaper. It claims careful coverage of world news, editorials by experienced writers, and departments for women and children, presenting itself as a family newspaper with intelligent content.
An old advertisement touts California Prune Wafer dissolvent claims to cure pimples and constipation. It markets "100 for 25 cents" and urges taking one wafer after every meal, urging readers to ask a druggist for this remedy and to beware of pepsin-related issues.
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