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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1907
Page
7
Thousands have kidney disease but often go undiagnosed. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to cure back pain, kidney and urinary issues, with a free sample bottle and book by mail. Sold in 60 and 1 dollar sizes. address in Binghamton New York.
An advertisement urges readers to invest in farm lands near the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad extension. It promotes a free descriptive pamphlet on the “New Empire” with promises of opportunities for farmers and stockmen, mailed upon request to A. B. Cuts in Minneapolis Minnesota.
Gus Koerner, state observer of iron ore interests on the range, says little mining occurs in the Virginia district. Ore moving is from stock piles made during the strike. He notes armed deputy sheriffs are non residents, some guards admitted it. one shooter wounded a striker, possible murder charge if death results. labor groups plan prosecutions.
Severe storm in northern Minnesota strikes Roy Carlson ten and his sister on a hay wagon. Roy is killed instantly. sister is badly stunned and burned. The bolt also kills two horses and destroys the wagon and hay, father rescues the children’s bodies.
In a historical note the piece explains that true cameos arise from the cutting method rather than the stone. Emeralds and shells feature, with onyx prized for hardness. the term rose from craft rather than material, as illustrated by examples in art history and museum collections. The article also surveys harsh critique of grotesque fantasy art by Impressionists critics.
The general executive committee of the Order of Railway Telegraphers met Great Northern officials in St Paul and pressed for rule revisions while signaling a declaration of intentions. A later meeting with Northern Pacific officials reiterated the same demands. Brokers in St Paul agreed to raise operators’ pay to 30 dollars a week, reducing the likelihood of a walkout.
Robbers used a hay pile to muffle noise and blew open the safe at the Farmers' State Bank in Newfolden stealing $2,000. The crime followed a Humboldt robbery last week, with investigators linking both to a local gang active previously in the area.
The Wisconsin Central Railway appeals a $17.00 fine levied by Judge Page Morris in Minneapolis for granting rebates to Minneapolis grain firms on Twin Cities Duluth traffic. General counsel T. H. Gill says the case was completed long ago apart from sentence and will proceed to the state supreme court.
The International Flax Twine plant in Hazel Park, a St Paul suburb, worth about 1 million dollars, was partly destroyed by a fire that threatened total ruin. Firefighters and a stubborn two foot wall saved the land. losses may rise from the initial 20 thousand. Telegraphers on the Soo line at Minneapolis refused to handle messages, cutting telegraph service for a large territory and deepening strike risk. A safe explosion at South Stillwater merchants caused heavy damage with little loot. Barnett 4 Record builds a new five foot above water steel ore dock at Two Harbors costing about 1.25 million. Rescues at Lake Minnetonka and Crystal lake featured Miss Brandt of Deephaven and West Point cadet Carl B Baehr saving swimmers. Four jurors in Bechtel case allege deputy Hillier misconduct, awaiting investigation and new trial set for Aug 19. Dorothy Williams drowns at Summit Lake while with her parents.
The celebrated Hungarian master violinist Josef Joachim is portrayed as lively and witty. At a dinner he tricked hosts with a red wine joke and read a mock letter about commission shares. He often interrupted lessons with sharp humor about pupils playing Spohr and Mendelssohn to keep them attentive.
Western Union posted a bulletin in Pittsburg announcing messages would move east and west without delay. The company used the volunteer services of three wives of top Pittsburg officials who resigned household duties to stand at the keys. Mrs. E. B. Saylor, Mrs. N. E. Church, and Mrs. Schiller took shifts and swiftly regained speed. They handled important wires, setting a pace that reduced delays for the public.
The British government pledges 730000 dollars for Kingston Jamaica reconstruction and the people of England add 243000 dollars in further subscriptions, reflecting cross imperial aid and public generosity for the rebuilding effort.
A whimsical verse collection from the New York Sun celebrates many types of summer girls and guys. It catalogs playful labels from beauties to bugs and fairies to seraphs, noting moods, ages, and roles with a light, joking tone.
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