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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
6
An old advert touts Dr Hoschee's German Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds bronchial and long troubles including consumption. It claims over thirty five years of experience and notes two bottle sizes 25 and 75 cents sold by all druggists.
John R. Walsh, president of the defunct Chicago National Bank, was arrested on charges of violating national banking laws by making false reports to the comptroller of the currency. The case centers on misreported bank loans and alleged fund misapplication with estimated totals around 1 to 3 million dollars. Bail set at 50,000. hearing scheduled for March 1 in federal custody.
Springfield reports brakeman Mark M Davis dies after being shot by a colored man, a firing that sparked riots. Edward Dean and Preston Ladd are jailed in Dayton on charges of shooting Davis. Militia leadership kept the death under wraps as tense conditions and feared lynching persist.
A sweeping blizzard moves from Superior Wisconsin into Iowa and Nebraska, with winds up to 50 miles per hour and several feet of drifting snow. Streetcar service suffers, trains run late, wires down, and travel becomes difficult across the Midwest as states report frigid temperatures and disrupted schedules.
Former Texas governor James Stephen Hogg died at the home of his law partner Frank C. Jones after a year of declining health. He had planned a trip to Battle Creek before illness worsened and he fell to bed upon reaching Houston. Funeral plans were not announced.
Cincinnati March 5 President Rowe of the First National bank claims the senate committee power will be tested in court after the cashier disregarded a subpoena. The case may reach the U S Supreme Court as the bank challenges the committee's right to compel disclosure of banking records. A cloudburst near Rockport Indiana caused extensive flooding and washouts affecting hundreds of acres Friday night.
Antananarivo Madagascar March 5 details show the waterspout recently destroyed Mahanoto village leaving only ten houses standing. Thirty bodies have been recovered.
Meridian Mississippi reels after a tornado that struck in under four minutes destroying buildings and triggering fires. At least 19 dead with one missing and about 50 injured as rescue teams search debris. Gov. Vardaman mobilizes aid while a special train carries lawmakers and physicians to assist relief.
The steam ship Mariposa, arriving from Tahiti, reports a February tornado across the Society islands. Damage totals about 1 million dollars in Tahiti and likely the same in Tuamots. Papeete flooded. 75 houses destroyed including the American consulate and French government buildings.
Lieut Eduard A Scharrer of Stuttgart Germany an officer of the German army wed Miss Wilhelmina Busch daughter of Adolphus Busch of St Louis at the Church of the Angels near Pasadena California on March.
Discussion on profitable winter dairying notes alfalfa and clover hay as key feeds, the milk advantage of fall cows, and the need for well heated barns. It argues on herd selection, butterfat production, and efficient cow choice, plus a glimpse of corn shock aids.
IRN describes a rope and pulley style fastener with a tapered slot and round hole for tension. Idaho crops editor urges rational rotations Wheat followed by clover then corn to restore fertility, noting annual two-year cycles and benefits to land. Also trimming advice for vines and fruit trees after heavy rain, including blackberry and raspberry pruning and peach tree tip cuts.
The Parm Journal notes emphasize a damp proof pigeon house design with a south and east facing front, warns against overfeeding buckwheat or hemp seed due to vertigo, and advises against breeding immature stock. It cautions that birds under six months yield poor results and condemns straw or hay nesting to avoid vermin, decay, sterility, and poor feeding of the young.
Learn about making money in Alaska including stock raising, logging, and various vocations such as engineering surveying mechanics and more. Send 32.00 for a year’s subscription to the Weekly Transcript published at Jones, capital and metropolis of Alaska, J. W. Fram, Publisher.
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