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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
7
The Turkish minister in Washington Ali Ferrouh Bey plans to relocate his wife and daughter to a suburban villa outside the city amid public scrutiny of their privacy. He cites camera fears and insists on maintaining domestic seclusion comparable to life under the sultan.
Evans Weed of New Britain Connecticut, a bachelor with wealth and leisure, plans a Garden of Eden on his farm. He will create artificial lakes, flowering landscapes, and bird song with beasts of the field. He also aims to change his name to Adam and seeks an Eve by baptism who is a good woman and not too old.
The New York tea trade gave a complimentary dinner to the United States board of tea experts at the Waldorf. Wu Ting Fang praised the warm welcome and urged better tea quality and higher imports from China. John Barrett spoke on China’s duties to itself. Turmoil in Turkey and editorials on public sympathy followed in a brisk column.
Financiers back a plan for a direct New York to Chicago railroad cutting across northern New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The route would pass Oil City then Cleveland and Toledo, promising 16 hour train runs and fast freight, with some old charters to be revived.
Father Robert W. Haire, South Dakota regent and scholar, has completed a linguistically expansive manuscript poised for publication. Doane Robinson hails it as a historic linguistic achievement tracing Aryan roots to English, with some roots yielding over two thousand words.
Pressure builds in the senate as the commerce committee plans to take up the Cullom bill. Business interests favor the present form, while railroads demand amendments to allow limited pooling. Senator Cullom vows to push for adoption in its current shape amid strong railroad opposition.
The prince and princess of Wales visited a new Alexandra trust restaurant in St Luke's, dining unannounced with Sidney Greville. They sampled nine cent meals and praised the food, while crowds gathered to greet the royal party and a trustee called the venture a dominant power.
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