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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
7
The Y M C A international convention opens in Boston with delegates from many countries. Mayors, governors, and leaders address the opening, and officers are chosen as the event continues with Jubilee Day activities across several venues.
Havana June 13 the Cuban constitutional convention accepted the Platt amendment by a 16 to 11 vote with no debate. Washington welcomed the result as essential for U S supervision and potential withdrawal, while Senors Tamayo Vil Tuendas and Quesada proposed making the amendment an appendix to the constitution. Chicago June 13 Samuel C Kanter David B Weber and Braman H Loveless found guilty of conspiracy in a civil service case and sentenced to prison plus fines. Perry Iowa June 13 Fire at Woodward destroys about half the business district with estimated losses around 30000 dollars. St Joseph Missouri June 14 former congressman David Rea is dead at his Savannah home aged 78. Manila June 15 Col Batanos and five officers with 41 rifles surrendered at Lipa Batangas province.
Washington reports President McKinley, amid third term rumors, issued a June 10 statement asserting he will not seek or accept a third nomination. Cortelyou released the text before the cabinet adjourned, noting strong telegrams of support but no public disclosure. The move aims to quell speculation and reassure the nation.
The twelfth biennial camp opens in the Auditorium with governors and mayors in attendance. Officials report a two year net member gain of 211,370 and total insurance of 248.5 million dollars, with 3,462 new local lodges formed. A later session tackles city membership and officer elections.
Governor Samford of Alabama dies at Tuscaloosa after a several day illness. W. D. Jolks will succeed him as governor. Also reports from Seattle of the Yukon opening and $40,000 in gold dust aboard the Dolphin. Five men hanged in Screven county for a murder tied to the Knights of the Archer. Wealthy Minnesotan falls into debt, and a man killed by a train near East Dubuque.
Minnesota news reports Sheriff Edward O. Leggett burning Indian huts after ordering removal from land contested by a man named Kennedy. Indians may seek US district attorney intervention. Governor Van Sant urges a legal resolution. The rest covers crop rains, weather impacts on fields, and local incidents including dynamite on a Minneapolis car, a home wreck, cremations, and small-town legal notices.
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