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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
2
Only Daughter Cured of Consumption by Calcutta Herb
Dr H James observed his only child recover from consumption after trials with Calcutta herbs. The cure is claimed to be permanent and the recipe is offered free for two 2 cent stamps to Crad Tnoces & Co at 1032 Race St Philadelphia. The remedy allegedly also treats Night Ements and stomach nausea and relieves a fresh cold within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. James
Calcutta
Cradtnoce & CO
Race St
Phila Welahly
Jell-O Pure Food Guarantee Filed in 1907 Document
A 1907 Washington DC filing with the Department of Agriculture presents a strong guarantee that Jell-O and Jell-O Ice Cream Powder are strictly pure and comply with the National Pure Food Law. The guarantee, serial number 154, protects all wholesale and retail grocers handling the products and notes favorable regard in official circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waetrington
D.C
Department of Agriculture
Absolute Yell
Shah Escapes Death In Persian Assassination Attempt
In Teheran a bomb attack aimed at the Persian shah failed to injure him as his carriage distance allowed his escape. Three outriders were killed, the chauffeur wounded, and bystanders injured when two bombs were dropped from a house as the royal procession moved through a narrow street toward a town where the shah planned to stay. The vehicle was destroyed and the shah remained unhurt due to protective precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Aheh
Shah
Shah Survives Assassination Attempt During Parade
The shah avoided the automobile by riding in a rear carriage. Explosions sent him to a neighboring house where he waited as troops were summoned. Guards formed outside the house, and he later returned to the palace amid a police search of the nearby buildings with no arrests reported.
Supreme Court voids St Louis general sessions court
Jefferson City Mo Feb 27 An opinion by Judge Gantt holds the court of general sessions in St Louis unconstitutional and void. More than 700 cases since May 1907 are affected as criminals held on guilty pleas and sentences by Judge Rodgers are deemed illegally restrained and entitled to freedom. The ruling stems from a suit by the St Louis school board seeking to divert funds from the court to schools instead of state allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Gantt
Supreme Court
Court of General Sessions
City of
St. Louis
Rodgers
School Board of
Seventy Six Perished in Mexican Mine Disaster
A Musquiz dispatch reports a La Rosita mine explosion near San Juan de La Dinas killed seventy six workers just before shift changes. Most laborers in Shaft No. were Japanese. Fire damp is suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mex
Musquiz
la Rosita
San Juan de la Dinas
Three Men Die in Rose Creek Lumber Camp Fight
Three men were killed and a fourth mortally wounded in a revolver fight following a quarrel at the Congleton Williams Bros lumber camp on Rose creek near Evelyn Kentucky on February 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn, Ky
Congleton & Williams Bros
Rose Creek
Here
Roosevelt backs inland waterways plan to reshape transport
Washington Feb 27 President Roosevelt transmitted to Congress the commission on inland waterways report. The panel seeks to break railroad hegemony over waterways and urges cooperation between rail and water transport. It calls for rivers scaled for transport power irrigation reclamation water purification conservation and national defense with a permanent national commission to oversee the program and study water rights monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Commission On Inland Waterways
Commission
Brownsville Affray Verdict By Senate Committee
Senate committee on military affairs finds the Brownsville Tex shooting by some Twenty-fifth Infantry negro soldiers in August 1906. Testimony fails to identify the guilty parties after two sessions and thousands of pages. Roosevelt administration defense supported by officers and Brownsville citizens. Foraker leads antiadministration campaign amid party split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Tex
Twenty-fifth United States Infantry
Congress
Roosevelt
Scandal in Patent Office Sparks Three Arrests
Washington February 28 three arrests followed an early February investigation into a $5,000,000 patent case. Ned W. Barton third assistant examiner Henry W. Bverding Philadelphia patent attorney and John A. Heany York inventor were indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government and destroying public records. The trio allegedly stole and destroyed letters specifications and amendments related to patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patent Office
Ight
Ned W. Barton
Henry W. Bverding
Philadelphia
John A. Heany
York
United States Grand Jury
Boys to Be Let Out
Postmaster General Meyer believes employing young boys as special delivery messengers harms youth welfare. He orders vacancies not filled and substitutes used to handle special deliveries. He cites risks of visiting low resorts, long late night travel, and fatigue as reasons to phase out juvenile messengers.
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Washington
Meyer
Oregon Railroad declares 75 dollar dividend on preferred stock
New York February 28 an extra dividend of 75 dollars per share on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company preferred stock has been declared disbursing 8 250 000 dollars. Union Pacific Railroad Company and its auxiliaries own most of the company's 24 million dollars of common stock and hold nearly all of its 11 million dollars of preferred stock. The road operates as part of the Union Pacific system.
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New York
Ihs
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Union Pacific System
Bradley Elected to United States Senate in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky on February 28 former Governor William O Bradley was declared elected to the U S Senate after a six week contest. A joint session of the General Assembly with 126 members present required sixty four votes to elect and Bradley secured a majority with four Democratic votes along with all Republicans. Four Democrats McMutt Chariton Mueller and Lillard supported Bradley prompting delays and a tense scene as Beckham’s supporters sought to sway additional votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
William O. Bradley
United States Senate
General Assembly
Tor
Beckham
Bradley
McMutt
Chariton
Mueller
Lillard
Congress Debates Army and Currency Bills in Busy Session
The record covers House and Senate actions on army appropriation and currency legislation. Debates feature Mr. Owen of Oklahoma and Mr. Curtis of Kansas on Indian and currency issues. The army maneuver amendment fails narrowly. Indian appropriation passes. Ways and Means moves out to new Capitol offices.
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Houe
Senate
Owen
Okla
House
Dalzell
Culberson
Tex
Nelson
Rep
Minn
Oklahoma
Curtis
Kansas
House—Committee On Ways and Means
Capitol
Want Jerome Ousted Heated Petition Seeks Removal of NY County DA
A petition from Metropolitan Street Railway stockholders seeks Governor Hughes removal of William T Jerome as district attorney of New York County. It alleges failure to prosecute jury fixing, false testimony in street railway cases, delay in enforcing laws against life insurance companies, and a supposed criminal conspiracy to divert railway assets. It says Jerome’s remarks about judges damaged public faith in the courts, citing other alleged failures to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Tjerome
County of
Hughes
Albany
Metropolitan Street Railway
William F. King
Jerome
Life Insurance Companies
Armstrong Committee
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
New York City
Roosevelt vows no let up on ROT and corruption fight
President Roosevelt declared there will be no let up in his campaign against rottenness and corruption in a White House address to delegates of the National Education Association. He spoke at length on educational methods with broad catholicity of thought and vigorous expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Superintendents
Natonal Educational Association
White House
Abortive assassination attempt on Argentina president
Buenos Ayres February 29 Dr J Fi gueroa Alcorta president of the republic narrowly escaped when a crude bomb was hurled at his carriage outside the president's residence. The missile failed to explode. The attacker, believed insane, was arrested and three others seen acting suspiciously were detained by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
J. Figueroa Alcorta
Republic
Argentina
Fleet Leaves Callao in Formation for the North
The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans weighs anchor at Callao on Feb 2 and sails north in column formation amid a hearty harbor sendoff. Spectators are ferried out by chartered steamers while President Pardo reviews the fleet outside the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callao
Evans
Pardo
Damages of 1 600 000 Case to Appeal in Texas
Austin, Feb 26 The Texas Supreme Court upheld a trial court judgment awarding Waters-Pierce Oil Co 1,600,000 in damages and ouster for anti trust violations The case will be appealed to the U S Supreme Court Edward Acheson known as the Slim linked to the Blackie Collins murder was found dead in Erie cemetery with a bullet wound and revolver nearby suggesting suicide to avoid capture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Aupreme Court of Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
United States Supreme Court
Erie
Edward Acheson
Great Lakes
the Slim
Blackie” Collins
Lawrence
Mass
Drie
Market Quotations Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Minneapolis Wheats rise with May and July prices listed. cattle, hogs, and sheep across Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth markets show varied ranges. Chicago bids include cattle, hog, sheep, and calf figures. grain and meat futures reflect February trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chicago Union
Chicago
Ocean voyage humor and a pun on a speech
On a New York bound ocean liner a banquet featured Mark Twain and Chauncey Depew. Depew teased Clemens about repeating his speech leaving him in an awkward spot. An Englishman praised Twain for exposing Depew’s weak after dinner speech. Kodol digestant advertised by Eugene A. Pfeiterle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Mark Twain
Chauncey Depew
Mark ‘Twain
Depew
Mahner
Mr. Clemens
Mr. Twain
Degree Colors Spark Proud Farmer Exchange
Caureys notes Farmer Kornkob's son wears a band of three colors and Kornkob confirms they are the college degrees earned, a moment of fatherly pride reflecting academic achievement.
Shown: Crosby Frisian Fur Co illustrated catalog
The advertisement urges stock raisers to tan hides into coats robes and rugs. It promotes the Crosby Frisian Fur Co Rochester catalog as a revelation in value and quality for cow steer and horse hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby Frisian Fur Co
Rochester
Misread Ad Keeps Laughter On Parade
A fragmentary newspaper item shows a humorous exchange about meeting Miss Sheep and a spoof spring tonic ad. It mentions Pioneer Drug Co and a line about a “Hollis ter’s Rocky Mountain Ten” and a Ten of Tablets for six cents. The text blends jokey dialogue with product branding.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Pioneer Drug Co
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