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Old line fire life health and accident insurance offered as safe and reliable. Office Strickler Block, phone 165.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
2
Old line fire life health and accident insurance offered as safe and reliable. Office Strickler Block, phone 165.
A Philadelphia paper notes Dr H James cured his daughter of consumption with a Calcutta herb preparation. The doctor claims the cure is permanent and offers the recipe free for two 2 cent stamps to cover expenses. The herb allegedly also treats night sweats nausea and colds, address Crad Dock & Co. 1032 Race St Philadelphia.
An advertisement promises relief for back pains irregularities and female troubles through Mother Gray's Australian Leaf a monthly regulator sold by druggists or by mail a sample package is offered free from Mother Gray Con Lenor New York.
President Taft sent a message to Congress urging a constitutional amendment to allow a 2 percent excise tax on net income of corporations and joint stock companies with exceptions for national banks savings banks and building and town associations. He argues it would be an indispensable federal power, yield about 25 million dollars annually, and enable federal supervision of corporate affairs. The plan seeks to replace an unconstitutional tax without apportionment and to strengthen regulatory oversight.
Washington reports the senate completed action on the Philippine tariff portion. The panel rejected Fletcher's amendment to require equal duties for Philippine imports. Gore's sugar free entry plan was debated and defeated. Dick's tobacco free entry bid failed. The section passed 42 to 28 with six Republicans siding with Democrats.
Washington June 1 The senate adopted 44 to 22 the finance committee amendment fixing a duty of 4 a ton on print paper replacing the house rate of 2 a ton. Other amendments on wood pulp and print paper schedules were not acted upon before adjournment.
A Sunday school picnic at Martin Springs ended in tragedy when a bolt hit a tree under which about fifteen children stood. Eleven children were killed or died shortly after, and several others were injured. Two doctors on site aided victims as survivors were rushed to nearby facilities.
From Africa ex-President Roosevelt sends a bold plea to Americans to wrest control of government from wealthy interests. Under the caption The Thraldom of Names he urges ongoing battle against crooked business and warns that exposing wrongdoing may harm business even if good men are affected.
A State Department briefing from Venezuela clarifies that the steamer Nanticoke and tug Despatch are owned by Venezuela. The Department of Justice orders U S agents to cease vessel observations and return to Washington.
Ten persons killed and forty injured in a head on wreck on the Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend railroad in Porter county Indiana. Motorman George A Reed who disobeyed orders was killed. Reed had been instructed to wait at Wilson for the westbound car to pass. The crash left a mass of wreckage. Nan Larson of Chesterton and Paul Wilson of Michigan City are likely fatally hurt.
Chicago June 18 Dr Haldane Cleminson was held to the grand jury by coroner's jury after an inquest.
Over the body of his wife Nora Jane Cleminson the coroner's jury returned a verdict implicating the husband in her death. The finding highlights strong evidence linking the husband to the fatal incident and may lead to further legal action.
June 17 report from Viborg Finland says the British steamer Northburg was fired upon by a Russian torpedo boat for approaching too near Pitkipas bay the meeting site of Emperor Nicholas and Emperor William. A crewman was wounded as guards patrolled the area amid heightened security.
Cleveland June 16 an attempted strike vote by Great Lakes longshoremen failed to reach a decision. International president T V O Connor said the union vote on striking was so close it could not be acted on and would be reconsidered.
Harry K Thaw will stay at Matteawan asylum until July 6 for a habeas corpus hearing to decide if he is sane and fit for release Justice Mills ordered the hearing held at White Plains after arguments by Thaws counsel and a state attorney general representative The postponement allows the NY district attorney time to address other business with the case to be transferred from White Plains to New York County if needed
New York, June 17. Charles W. Morse, convicted banker, was released on bail pending his appeal in the United States circuit court of appeals next October. For nearly four months Morse is free to go and care as he pleases. At the end of that time the court will decide on a new trial or affirm the sentence of fifteen years imprisonment. The bail bond for $195,000 was signed by twenty wealthy friends of Morse who volunteered for this service.
Williamsport coroner reports no poison in the deaths of Albert and Mrs Munroe a week after their wedding. An autopsy shows the bride had a fatal heart paralysis and died at her husband’s feet while the groom also suffered a heart attack and collapsed on the bed clothes.
The probate court schedules a Wednesday hearing to examine the accounts of Albert and approve the administration of the estate of a deceased party. The court orders publication of the notice and invites all interested persons to attend, with a summary of debts and assets to be presented for final adjudication.
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