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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1900
Page
6
Secretary Wilson launches a program to replace oil lanterns with iron storm warning towers at half of the bureau's 300 marine display stations. The modular towers feature twin lens lamps and day signals atop the shaft to improve life and property protection at ports and along lakes and seaways.
Divinity students at the University fear scholarships will be withdrawn if they marry, under a faculty rule mandating loss of stipends for marriage. Students protest as faculty defend the policy, arguing marriage signals self support should be prioritized for others.
Maria, a Montezuma descendant, aided by her sister, broke into a dungeon in Hmules Mexico and released Frank A. Howard, an American conductor on the Mexican Central railway. A jail policy dispute followed, but Howard escaped to El Paso, Tex, saying Americans risk liberty over Mexican legal delays.
A Coburg report by Consul Hughes says German exporters and Sweden clash over arsenic traces in textiles exported from Germany including carpets and wallpapers. German manufacturers deny findings and dispute test methods as a chemical dispute may unfold.
The New York City Baptist Mission Society reports 1 083 191 residents within the sphere of church influence from 543 163 members in 103 Chinese? churches and 439 other churches totaling 780 009, with 360 018 additional persons cited. The report notes high nonchurch attendance and suggests future use of secular press to aid church efforts.
Dr. Stepneger of the National Museum returned from Porto Rico with a representative animal life collection in transit. He notes the island is poor in reptiles but produced a pallet gon of frogs and other small amphibians. He anticipates future acquisitions from the Philippines and more from Porto Rico as interest grows.
Gov Allen will wield the finest official yacht in the world after repairs on the Mayflower end. The 2090 ton vessel bought from Ogden Goelet for 430000 during the Spanish American War, refitted at a cost of 75000, will join the North Atlantic fleet under Commander Mackenzie before sailing to Porto Rico.
A state department report by Acting Consul J. F. Monaghan notes Germany's total trade in all but precious metals reached 2.186 billion dollars in the prior year, with imports about 1.237 billion and exports 949.858 million. Wheat and rye declined while Indian corn imports rose from 20.23 million to 31.654 million. Sugar exports fell from 54.002 million to 45.695 million due to reduced U S demand.
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