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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
7
An aged advertisement mentions Swamp Root as a cure for bladder and urinary issues. It touts Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York and offers sample bottles and a free book by mail. The text imitates a medical claim style common to period ads.
A promotional note invites readers to learn about fertile lands and business opportunities in the new towns. It touts South farms, hints at a booming economy, and offers an illustrated descriptive pamphlet titled the New Empire by the Minnesota and Spokane Road extension group.
Francis B. Hart of Minneapolis faces charges of willful professional misconduct and oath violations for writings aimed at undermining the Minnesota supreme court. Hart must answer to the bar January 2 as five district judges, appointed by Governor Johnson, sit in the case.
A Soo Line No. 105 derailment occurred on a thirty foot embankment west of Kensington. Baggageman Anderson was killed when the smoker rolled several times. About twenty passengers were injured, several seriously, as cars splintered and the baggage car collapsed. Injured were taken to Glenwood. no fatales reported among other cars.
Chief Iron Shield Wahacanhamaza dies on the reservation south of Morton in Renville county aged seventy five. He was known as a trusted Sioux War scout for General Sibley and a friend to whites. He carried letters signed by Stirling and served as aide de camp before and after Wood Lake battle.
A peg in a high shoe caused a foot injury leading to blood poisoning and death of J P Turner a prominent Binston Olver Tail county resident. He left a large family. An action in Ramsey county district court seeks revocation of Stand Ord Company of Indiana sale rights within the state amid anti discrimination claims and oil price disputes. Hugo Q Henry judge rules anti free lunch ordinance unconstitutional in St Paul. Police enforce an 11 pm curfew amid saloon tensions. A Mille Lac Indians land claim bill seeks jurisdiction in U S Congress for recovering 61000 acres lost after removal to White Bear reservation.
A state bar association recommendation moves to disbar Francis B. Hart a Minneapolis attorney for an unwarranted attack on the Minnesota Supreme Court. The joint board of governors and ethics committee authorized charges to pursue expulsion. Related summaries note the deaths of Oregon Railway official Colonel William Crooks and Great Northern staffer D J McCarthy in St. Paul and Minneapolis fire incidents and other local notices.
Five original Whistler drawings, including a signed wash study, were recovered from a Mary widow Bairds attic scrapbook and donated to the United States Military Academy at West Point. The works, dated 1851 to 1854, show humorous camp life scenes and offer early insight into the artist's career.
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