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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
3
Washington notes report the president plans a May journey to California with the entire cabinet invited to join. The trip aims for a leisurely six weeks, possibly including Yellowstone Park, with a return via a northern route.
March 11 dispatches note stalled funding for Manila harbor totaling 1 million Mexican dollars and an act to empower Gen MacArthur to recognize municipal governments where none exist. Also details arise on Philippine governance, mutiny trials, and unrelated local incidents across several U.S. and international locales.
New Haven reports that Mr Me Sletom officiates as referee for the Yale Harvard contest at New London. Gann and Mure ta]the oometnced that the barkels meragements have acrenpot WA. Melkleham appointed as referee in previous meetings.
London reports Gen Botha and Boer forces loyal to him expected to surrender to Gen French on Monday March 11 after talks between Lord Kitchener and Gen Botha at Middleburg since February. De Wet and Steyn excluded from amnesty, negotiations in abeyance awaiting British response. Cradock notes Maraisburg reoccupied by the British with few horses abandoned.
Public telephone boxes to be placed on New Haven street corners in aluminum cases with blue bells on each side and a coin slot for access. Boxes locked but opened by coin, automatic door shut, internal directory, and Bell system inventor CT Doolittle overseeing the stations.
Indianapolis dispatch says General Murphy, ill with intercostal neuralgia, was slightly better after a fairly comfortable night. No change noted in Berlin as Emperor William's condition remained steady on March 11.
The joint legislative committee endorses a six district map for Minnesota congressional seats listing counties per district. Other items note school statistics with 299 207 enrolled and 243 234 average daily attendance, a Ramsey county jail smokestack collapse, gold finds near Tenstrike, and assorted local notices including educators, business expansions, and civic events.
Niles Michigan March 11 funds and staff react as the First National Bank of Niles closes. Cashier Cashire Johnson is missing and bank officials cannot locate him. Comptroller of the Currency reports the bank failure and National Bank Examiner Joseph W Selden is appointed temporary receiver. The bank lists capital 100000 dollars, surplus and undivided profits 324, circulation 100000 dollars, unpaid dividends 885 dollars, deposits 287482 dollars, total liabilities 613504 dollars as of February 5 1901.
Bradstreet's notes generally cheerful trade with active distributive lines and strong steel demand. Soft spots persist in textiles and cotton, cereals and dairy weaken. hogs and related products show firmness as weather shifts. Iron and steel appear buoyant with firmer pig iron prices. U.S. weekly failures total 209 versus 207 last year. Canada 6 versus 6 prior year.
William Z Bryan reached New York from Buffalo on Saturday and planned a brief stay at the Hoffman House. He said he would not speak publicly, attend dinners, or discuss free silver, coming to the city for business with a newspaper and to visit the Pan American grounds.
Lima March 1 The government appoints as ad hoc delegate from Peru Senor Carlos Magno de Ford to the Pan American congress in Mexico. The era also recognizes James Purlony as British vice consul in Perene and Chancamayo districts and Niels Carle Latgn-Peter sen as Danish consul general in Peru.
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch to the Heruld reports alleged monarchial plot rumors in circulation with police steps to stop it. Paris claims the death of F C Matthiessen, director of multiple companies including American Sugar Refining and Standard Distilling, was announced. In San Jose California a driver named William Buckley was described in a separate note.
A collage of quoted lines covers political discourse and personal exchanges, followed by early 20th century advertisements for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and other products. The item blends humor, misquoted literature, and medical pitches, reflecting fragmentary newspaper text.
An aged advertisement fragment touts dandruff cures and hair products, claiming Newbro Herpicide kills dandruff germs while other preparations fail. It cites testimonials from Chicago and Boston papers and promotes cures for throat and lung affections as well as a pill for cold relief.
A fragmented item discusses a man accused of a bloodrelated act, praising blood ties and moral duty. It advertises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for digestive issues and misfortune, then includes a joke about wearing hats indoors and air flow, attributed to Chicago Daily News.
A notice touts Grain-O a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims gentle digestion for delicate stomachs and compares favorably to coffee. Priced at 15 and 95 cents per package, it suggests children may drink it for benefit and notes wide adoption in workplaces.
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