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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1903

Page

9

Equal Partners in a Blackmailing Scheme

Blair and Neale scheme to control a major Holbein option by buying the option on the Newark Solbein Manufacturing Company. They plot to use a trust and a hidden partnership to extract funds, while threatening to expose Blair with forged evidence. Blair notes the need for 200,000 and a safe plan to force Alden’s hand before the option expires.

Neile Ian Blair Neale Macline Cener Blaly Alden Maclane Jama Ees Bmf Blais Miss Maclane Joan Inx Gow Solbein Manufacturing Company Newark Ting Abden John ¥. Bowen Bowen Holbein Togb Duncan Macrae Alfen John Y. Bowen Alden Roller Sid Nesle Aaid Neale Miller

Kilmer’s Swamp Root Offered Free Sample Bottles

Readers are offered a free sample bottle of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root kidney and bladder remedy. The ad touts its claimed cures for lame back kidney and liver troubles, and notes bottles and a health book are available by mail to those who read the offer.

Kilmer Bright Dr. Kilmer &Co Bing- Bahamian N.Y

The Lucky Man and Jones Daughter Wedding Question

A brief item notes a woman debating how to price a new gown and whether to seem thrifty or lavish. Spare Moments comments on a Jones daughter nearing marriage, naming Jones as the father and the groom choice.

Jones A—Jones

After Which He Departed Augustus Aubrey

Fragmentary dialogue touches on social preferences of Augustus Aubrey and Misa Cuttigg, noting Pittsburg Bros and queries about religion and command before work. The text preserves character mentions and a brief exchange without a clear narrative outcome.

Augustus Aubrey Society of Ladies Misa Cuttigg Pittsburg Bros

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