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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
9
Senator Beveridge extols feminine influence from ancient times to Mary, Mother of God, arguing woman personifies mankind’s ideals. He links Liberty, Justice, and sacred aspirations to feminine form, noting sculptors made immortal ideas daughters of the gods and even Wisdom as a woman.
The article reflects on women's enduring influence in art and literature with references to figures from Shakespeare to biblical heroines. It also reports a crime tale from Bingham Lake where Weber led officers to arrest two suspects, George Chester and H. White, at St James after a robbery attempt, with over $900 in cash and burglary gear recovered. more suspects feared.
Bank robbers cracked the First State Bank safe in Bingham Lake during the early hours, netting between 1700 and 2500 dollars with about 900 to 1000 recovered. They fled by train toward Mankato, aided by nitroglycerine blasts and crowbars, and were later traced by depot staff and conductor Weber with local observations. A manhunt led to arrests at St. James.
The Minnesota Co operative Dairy association met in St. Paul on Thursday and elected J. R. Morley of Owatonna as president, Evenson of Litchfield as vice president, Robert Crickmore of Owatonna as secretary, and Andrew French of Plainview as treasurer. Board members include J. F. Amb, A. D. Stewart, Charles A. Morese, August Loegering, Charles Foley, and Chris Twale. Directors to implement the organization’s business plans. only fifty creameries represented so far, with growth expected as awareness increases.
Workmen digging for gravel on Arthur Mitchell's farm in South Bend Township uncovered fifteen nearly complete human skeletons with skulls missing. The Mankato Review reports speculation on whether they are Sioux remains buried by whites or Indians. Local historian Thomas Hughes suggests they are Indian bones buried by whites after an ambush during French exploration in 1701 or 1702 near Fort Le Sueur.
Eastern papers favor Judge Gray for president and Governor Johnson of Minnesota for vice president. They praise Gray as safe and steady with a strong bench record and labor support, and Johnson for reform credentials and anti monopolies. The suggested platform calls for tariff reform reciprocity states rights federalism economy and Philippines withdrawal.
The Meridian Star backs Gray for president and Johnson of Minnesota for vice president. Delaware, Maryland, Minnesota would be key states. The Charleston News and Courier notes Gray’s independence and tariff reform stance, while Johnson’s northern carry could reshape the party. The piece views such a ticket as a new deal setting the party toward future victories.
The text notes an abandonment of a fort in 1702 due to Indian hostility in the region near the fort, suggesting the departure was driven by threats. It also mentions Mrs. Nic Andring visiting Twin City friends and includes a quoted remark attributed to Nat Goodwin about leaving stage life to live among "real men" in the desert, favoring authenticity over London.
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