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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
1
A retro fashion note recalls how gout made men wear smalls a century ago and trousers rose in popularity. Modern trend continues with new shaped dress trousers priced at 3.50, 4, and 5 dollars. Freshen old suits with discounts this week. see south window.
Modern shoe manufacturing cuts costs by half making Crossett three dollar shoes a strong value. Ten years ago five times five dollars could not buy such comfort. See Crossett $3 shoe and compare quality with high priced options.
Crone Bros offers coal alternatives with Drankers for warmth and crafts a wide sale of golf gloves, dress trimmings, crocheted rings, and flannel waists. Prices start at 45 cents, with new belt rings and a broad mix of colors and styles.
Dr C Gray offers remarkable treatments for constipation bronchitis catarrh heart kidney and bladder troubles rheumatism liver and stomach problems nervousness pimples scrofula and more. Free trial to prove claims, office over Hornburgs store New Ulm Minnesota. Also foot warmers and softeners sold at druggists and shoe stores for 2 cents.
Senator Clapp spoke in the city on campaign issues, defending the Minnesota delegation on tariff positions, sugar and tobacco policy, and praising administration efforts overseas. He criticized a St Paul Globe attack on Gov Van Sant, argued against sugar and tobacco free trade, and predicted a peaceful coal settlement while urging party unity.
Frank Tanke, convicted of murdering John Wellner, was granted a new trial by Judge Cadwell on Saturday. The defense produced new evidence, including Mrs. Tanke's confession, leading to a December hearing at the general term. The Concordia band provided music for the occasion.
In West Newton a dynamite charge was discovered inside a boiler cap on a threshing rig owned by Adam Vinegar and John Mans. Nine pounds of dynamite with caps were hidden in a two inch pipe, planned to mimic a boiler explosion. Sheriff McMillan failed to secure arrests. locals fear more interference with grain threshing. The event follows prior harassment linked to obscene letters and suspected local rivals. The Concordia band then attended a Van Sant political meeting in Sleepy Eye, while Andrews campaigned in the city.
The new St Marys church in Sleepy Eye was dedicated with Archbishop Ireland presiding before about five thousand attendees. The service featured a solemn procession, psalms 119 120 and 121, a Pontifical High Mass, German address, and a church supper bazaar. The brick edifice seats 2500, cost 100000, and was accompanied by Second Regiment band music. pockets among attendees caused some thefts during the event.
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