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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
8
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney and urinary ailments. It warns of kidney related diseases causing death and asserts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root cures, with a free book offer and mail order address in Binghamton New York.
An offer to learn about rare farm lands and business opportunities in South Dakota and new towns in the Minneapolis and St. Louis extension invites readers to request a free descriptive pamphlet titled the New Empire. Write to A. B. Cutts at the company office in Minneapolis to receive a speical card before editions run out.
Dispatches report a trio of killer weather events spanning Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. Tornadoes struck New Minden Gradyville and York causing multiple deaths and widespread destruction while a Kentucky cloudburst felled structures and washed away bridges. Floods threatened farms and blocked roads as emergency crews triaged casualties and damage.
Washington reports that E. H. Harriman is immune from criminal prosecution after testimony to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Rulings consider prosecution of bituminous coal roads to be handled by the attorney general and that anthracite prosecutions may begin in Philadelphia next week. A White House conference with President Roosevelt and Cabinet members reviewed the matter at length.
Railroad officials report an attempted wreck on the southbound overland near River station three miles from Los Angeles. A heavy loss bound chain was found across a siding switch, which would have derailed the train. Authorities suspect a crank or former worker behind the act.
The Kansas Supreme Court on Saturday granted a judgment of ouster against Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co and ruled that receivers for foreign brewing property in the state were lawfully appointed to protect and preserve the court's jurisdiction. A dozen foreign brewers are affected. Justice R. A. Bureh authored the opinion with the concurrence of the other judges.
Plan shows a new university of industry science and art to be founded in Grand Junction with Carnegie foundation support. Initial endowment will total 500000 with overall cost 1500000. Incorporation papers are to be filed with the secretary of state.
Application filed in Common Pleas Court in Springfield Ohio for a receiver for the Farmers Co-Operative Machine Company. The firm, capitalized at 500000 dollars, was organized three years ago by William N. Whitely, a noted agricultural implement manufacturer.
A 1844 Osage River chase by pioneers from Bates county ends when the Flora Jones steamboat returns upriver and its chilling whistle reveals no monster. Pioneers including Uncle John Whitley James Breckenridge and Matthew Arbuckle pursue an unseen threat but meet the boat and disperse quietly.
Quote from Marde about success and doors. It argues individuals create their own doors and close them behind others, suggesting self made pathways determine opportunity.
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