Hart charges state supreme court in prominent Minneapolis lawyer salvo
A New Ulm Review item reports Francis B. Hart of Minneapolis has leveled serious charges against the Minnesota state supreme court. The piece quotes editorials from the St. Paul Dispatch and Ralph Waldo Emerson, notes on Senator Clapp’s pension bill for Fort Ridgely survivors, and mentions local appointments and political chatter including Bob Smith’s potential St. Paul mayoral bid. It closes with brief items on European monarch Oscar II, Roosevelt Taft predictions, Bryan’s European trip, John Goodnow’s death, and a distant Canoon boom reference.
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Francis B. Hart
Minneapolis
State Supreme Court
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Hart
East Indian Servants Amusing Dose of Medicine
A narrator recalls an English household in India where a butler declares the dishwasher sick and a written request leads to a bowser pharmacist. The bazaar cooly ends up taking the medicine, believing it for another, while the master insists the note means the bearer must drink it. The tale ends with the cooly obliged to drink the medicine.
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India
Bazaar
Banaar Cooly
Cooly
Bearer
Cody
The Pied Piper Mystery in London Answers
Rollo questions the legend of the Pied Piper as his father contemplates truth. The narrator notes a family anecdote about Uncle George able to make a cow move and dogs go wild with a flute, implying belief in the tale.
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Rollo
Hamelin
George
London
Gold Coins Disliked by Bankers for Paper Preference
Prominent New York banker says gold coins are the most disliked money in circulation. He notes banks quickly credit greenbacks, silver and paper certificates, but gold must be weighed and redeemed at actual value. A $3,000 gold deposit caused delays and short weights, with coins stamped when underweight, then sent to the mint for redemption. Businessmen avoid the inconvenience by liquidating gold promptly.
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New York
United States Mint
New York Press
Parrot as political barometer in dialogue
A statesman notes Thumper the parrot speaks only what it repeats, yet the remark often fits the moment. The other observes the parrot mirrors home truth, rarely insightful until circumstances render it apt.
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Thumper
Ochs Brothers the Bee Aings Santa Claus Toy Headquarters
Santa Claus toy department advertises finer dolls and toys with a large assortment and low prices. It promotes Teddy Bears Puss in Boots electric railways and motors as new items from many parts of the universe offered at the lowest possible prices.
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Bee Hive
Bee Hive Sale Offers Iron Train and Cars
The advertisement promotes a used iron train set including one engine and two freight cars for sale at 19c, originally valued at 35¢, through Bee Hive. The offer highlights affordability and a simple purchase for collectors or hobbyists.
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Bee Hive
Varied Doll Goods Sale Ad with Toy Options
An ad promotes extensive toy and doll items from 1e to 2.50 with low price specials. It notes Shoo Fly and Hobby Horse gifts, 39e doll buggies and go carts, steel or willow constructions, 19c and higher sale prices, sleighs for boys and girls, and a selection of steel coasters and girls sleighs ready for quick sale.
Tool Chests Available For Boys In Various Sizes
A local ad offers tool chests for boys in all sizes from 10 cents to 2 dollars 50. The message emphasizes value and variety in gift options.
Turner Hall Class Schedule For Youth and Adults
Turner Hall announces weekly programs by age group with detailed times. Boys ages 6 to 11 meet Wednesday 4 30 to 5 30 and Saturday 9 to 10 14. Ages 11 to 14 meet Monday and Thursday 4 30 to 5 30. Youths 14 to 17 meet Monday 7 30 to 8 45 and Friday 7 30 to 8 30. Girls 6 to 11 meet Tuesday 4 30 to 5 30 and Saturday 10 15 to 11 30. Girls 11 to 15 meet Tuesday and Friday 4 30 to 5 30. Misses over 15 meet Wednesday and Saturday 7 30 to 8 30. Thursday evening 8 06 to 9 00 noted. Men meet Tuesday and Friday evenings 8 30 to 9 45. A fencing class is Sunday forenoon 10 to 11 30. Sunday School runs 10 30 to 11 45. Herman H ic rostructor listed.
Local reps sought for magazine renewals in New Ulm area
Local readers and businesses are invited to recruit representatives in New Ulm and surrounding areas to handle renewals and expand the subscription base for a prominent three month magazine. The position favors persistent outreach and steady communication with subscribers in the community.
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New Ulm
Vicinity
Ona Ralney
New York
Aoa
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T. J. Sheehan
Fort Ridgely
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Weeres
L. G. Foley
Auoka
State Board of Control
Leavitt
Bob Smith
Europe
Oscar
Sweden
Chicago
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Taft
Bryan
John Goodnow
Shanghai
Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Stanley In
Pittsburg Press
B. Follmann
J. F. Neumann
Ochs Brothers
Santa Claus
Ochs Bros
New Ulm and Vicinity
Eels
Pioneer Drug Company
Turner Hall
Herman Hicrostructor
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