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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1900

Page

7

Springfield News Sketches on Banks, Lights, and Trusts

In Springfield advances note ongoing Citizens Bank improvements including sidewalk work while Menagerie Hall gains new electric lighting with a dimmer to vary brightness. The column discusses the trust system, Mark Hanna, and the shift of industry to cities, citing the old oil mill turned brewery and the impact on Mankato workers. it also surveys taxes, transportation costs, and calls for a fair tax policy amid political debate led by Capt. Van Sant and Gov. Lind.

Trusts Mark Hanna Mankato Cnty Uustoily Isead of Trust Jl- Hawes Tia Lowal Wazoo Conan Mari Hasna Aise Trust Capt van Sant Gov Lind Cloud ‘Times

Osage Bridegroom Tall Elk Wins Red Eagle Bride

In Osage country near Vinita Oklahoma Tall Elk an Osage with a sizable wealth and his bride Mary Red Eagle daughter of the chief Old Red Eagle wed after the Indian custom. The exchange involved 48 ponies paid to the bride’s father and a ceremony in the Osage square with the bride presented on a pony and carried to the victory teepee.

Vinita I. T Tall Elk Mary Red Eagle Old Red Eagle Red Eagle

Bewitched in Salem House in Maine? No, Salem Mass tale

Salem residents flock to see Carrie Peabody Bly who claims she is bewitched. She lives in an old house addition near North and Essex streets and in the witchhouse she holds trances and levitates while spirits of Nathaniel Hawthorne Betsy Williams and others hover around. Bly says she received a message for Charles H Hoyt from his deceased wife Caroline Miskel Hoyt urging his release from an asylum.

Salem Mass Carrie Peabody Bly North and Essex Streets Miss Bly Hoyt

Miners Find Stone Man in Boston Junk Shop

A six foot tall stone image of a man, found by two miners in Spring Gulch near Reno, Nevada, 25 feet deep, was damaged but recovered by a Boston dealer. The statue weighs over 400 pounds and resembles an Indian profile. Harvard Peabody Museum staff examined it, noting its antique look and mixed facial cues.

Boston Springgulch Reno, Ney George D. Burton Peabody Museum Harvard University Compagnie D'Orleans

Strikes in Germany Reported by Consul General at Frankfort

Consul General Richard Guenther provides Germany strike statistics from the imperial office in Berlin. Of 303 strikes, 67 were entirely successful, 91 partially, and 145 unsuccessful, affecting 1 922 employers across multiple industries with 81 151 employees, 11 862 quitting, and 1 738 idle.

Frankfort Richard Guenther State Department Germany Imperial Statistical Office Berlin

Married a Whole Family and Other Hodge Marital Tangles

The Moore sisters of Laurel county accuse S W Hodge of Winchester Kentucky of repeated cruelty in four marriages. He wed Anna Moore then divorced her after two years and she died. He then married Anna’s sister, divorced again, reconciled, and remarried. The third sister helped bring about a fourth marriage two years ago and now also seeks divorce.

Moore S. W. Hodge Winchester Hodge Anna Moore Laurel County

Horses Die After a Duelling Stable Fight

Two Hartford, Connecticut horses owned by Jacob Johnson fought in adjacent stalls after a gelding kicked down a light partition. The mare defended herself with powerful hind kicks, both animals collapsing. Both were killed with a rifle, then buried together in the same grave.

Jacob Johnson Hartford Conn Johnson

Hawaii census near completion and postal reforms

The Hawaii territory census is almost finished, with one sugar manufacture schedule remaining. Washington will receive the compiled returns, promising the most complete portrait of the islands resources and industry yet. Star routes for postal service are to be established and bids advertised to speed mail delivery, and rural delivery will be extended to many districts.

Territory of Hawaii Washington

Have You a Home Offer to renters for land at 4 to 6 per acre

An immigration agent promotes land ownership by offering inexpensive acreage to renters who pay nearly nothing for themselves. He urges those with families to seize the chance, promising trips and maps and detailing low rates east of the region.

United States Philippines Lange Cyril Yori Abe Lan Maevnding C. A. Kundtwon

For Sale Two Story House on Franklin Street Near Center

Beginning sale notice for a two story dwelling on Franklin Street near Center. Six rooms and closets, large lawn, and a well, with two lots included. Reproduction indicates request for inquiries at the office.

Franklin Street

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