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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
7
Mrs M A McLaughlin of 512 Jay Street LaCross Wisconsin reports kidney trouble back pains and rheumatism eased after taking Foley Kidney Pills She calls the medicine a wonderful change and expresses gratitude for relief from back and hip pain in a regional notice.
Legal notice from Brown County Minnesota probate court outlines letters of administration for Anton Weidt deceased. Court finds no debts and sets three month claim period from order date with examination and allowance on October first 1912 at 10 AM in New Ulm. Notice to creditors to publish weekly for three weeks in New Ulm Review.
In Probate Court Brown County Minnesota at New Ulm on June 1 1912 the estate of Edward Maltzalin deceased is assigned letters of administration to W T Eckstein with six months for creditors to file claims. A general term hearing is set for January 1918 at 10 AM to examine and adjust claims. Notice to creditors by publication in New Ulm weekly. Also a summons in a civil action against Jelipe Hallich Brown County Minnesota with thirty days to answer from service. attorneys Dawracy Mueller announce.
A medical notice from St Charles Sable at 30 Cook Street Rochester North Carolina praises Foley Kidney Pills. He reports prompt relief from a long kidney trouble and urges use of the product at every opportunity. Medical professional endorsement noted by O. M. Oleve.
An advertisement from M. Olven touts Buckiee Arnica Salve as a cure for skin eruptions blotches and sores and claims it clears eczema salt sores and chapped lips heals burns cuts and bruises and even aids piles. The copy targets women readers with promises of facial improvement and quick soothing effects.
Sir H. W. Lucy in Cornhill Magazine recalls Colonel Burnaby’s unpublished novel. The manuscript was handed to a publisher with power to publish or use in a biography. Burnaby’s handwriting baffled decipherers, with blanks filling pages and only occasional legible sentences. Attempts to publish failed as no readable content remained for the printer.
Fragmentary 19th century advertisement touts Dr Kiege's New Life Pills to force healthy action of stomach, liver and bowels. Claims restore vitality and ease distress with a 25 cent price, location noted as O. M. 86D.
A busy executive devised a filing method using a four drawer flat cabinet placed beside the desk. Drawers labeled Tomorrow Next Week and Next Month receive papers as work progresses. Each morning the Today drawer is replenished and weekly and monthly shifts keep the desk clear.
H L Blomquist of Esdaile Wisconsin endorses Foley's Hone Jana Tar Compound as the best cough cure on the market after trying several kinds. He asserts it gives the best results for his subject.
George Harn ing describes Cape Race Newfoundland as a terrifying maritime danger where fog icebergs submerged rocks and savage currents menace ships on the transatlantic route. The article recalls wrecks near the cliffs, the constant fog horn, and the peril faced by captains and crews offshore.
The Republican national committee finished hearings on 254 contested seats for the national convention. Taft totals 335 to Roosevelt 19. Taft carried Washington's 14, Texas 26 of 30, Virginia's 20, and District of Columbia 2. Bieber loses to Roosevelt. Lyon personally pressed Texas cases and won only two.
Washington dispatch reports President Taft asserts there will be no third candidate and he will be nominated on the over ballot with voter to spare. Friends in Washington say he would oppose either Senator Cummins or Senator La Follette as compromise candidates if not nominated, citing concerns over their stance on courts and the recall of judges.
Fresh eruption of Katmal volcano near Benard Alaska early today with explosions heard far away. Villages at the base of Katmal Mountain are believed destroyed with significant loss of life. North Kodiak and Afognak Islands blanketed in ash reportedly forty feet deep in places. London meanwhile reports a hunger march as thousands of dockers families parade for funds from the East End to Trafalgar Square.
A satirical exchange from the Heston Post discusses endless land grabbing with witty lines from Smith and Bishop Balt. The dialogue suggests perpetual contention as resources remain contested and new grabbers pursue what others have claimed.
An elegantly dressed suffragette announced as a guest at the India Office birthday reception for the king approached Premier Asquith and tried to tear his epaulets. Mrs. Asquith intervened and an usher dragged the woman away and ejected her from the building.
Colonel Roosevelt issued a sharp rebuke to the national committee arguing that federal patronage and party bosses manipulated delegate results to favor Taft. He denounced Texas and Washington cases, accusing committee members of outraging the party and urging convention repudiation to prevent its ruin.
Associate Justice Charles H. Hughes of the U S Supreme Court, passing through Chicago on a Washington to Adirondacks trip, says he is out of politics and will not permit use of his name as a compromise candidate. He has taken Camp Abenaki at Lake Placid for the summer. He calls reports of a presidential bid by the Republican convention entirely unfounded.
In Santiago on May 17 rebel general Julio Antomarchi announced plans to hang all foreigners in the El Cobre coffee district within 24 hours. The area houses about 800 families, many French subjects, with substantial German and American capital invested in a harvest ready crop valued at over 5.25 million dollars. Antomarchi, a strong Esteres leader, published the threat in writing to property holders.
A violent midwestern storm swept from Kansas City southward damaging towns and counties. Nineteen to twenty-nine people killed across Merwin Adrian Creighton Leeton and nearby farms. Wires down, relief units responding from Windsor Warrenburg and Sedalia.
A tornado toppled the St Thomas Catholic church steeple during services in Zanesville Ohio killing three people and injuring about twenty. Rev HE Reach Thomas Spinion and John F Dian died as Reach administered last rites and directed worshippers to safety amid collapsing walls.
Washington June 13 The Senate and House refuse to fund the Commerce Court. Only President Taft’s signature remains to abolish the tribunal created two years ago after the Supreme Court ruled it exceeded powers. The amendment to preserve the court in the appropriations bill failed 36 to 23.
A Turkish and Arab assault on Italian positions near Tripoli broke after a strenuous counterattack. Italian burial parties later counted forty two Ottoman dead in one Meld area. Italians suffered thirty one killed and fifty wounded.
Congressman Robert C. Wickliffe of Louisiana is found dead after a train strike in Potomac Park near the bridge over the Potomac River. He had been away fishing and was returning when he was killed. Cause of the misstep remains unexplained.
Lieu tenant Lightton W Hazieburat from Macon Georgia and A L Welch from Washington DC were killed when a Wright type army aeroplane crashed to the ground at the aviation school in College Park Maryland. The incident occurred at height of about 200 feet. A grand jury has indicted Edwin for the murder of his wife Grace Southmayd on their ranch in Sturgis North Dakota.
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