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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1907

Page

8

Roosevelt Criticized For Comment On Debs Moyer Haywood

A St Paul News critique argues President Roosevelt overstepped by labeling Moyer and Haywood as undesirable citizens amid the Boise trial. It urges unbiased justice by courts and condemns press influence on public opinion, noting the broader risk to organized labor and the Western Federation of Miners.

Debs Moyer Haywood St. Paul News Boise Western Federation of Miners Organized Labor Theodore the Medder

White House links oil trust figure to rich man's plot

A report notes H. H. Rogers and Col. George Harvey as alleged conspirators against Rooseveltism. Rogers warned of a coming demand for strong conservatism, while Harvey, editor of Harper's Weekly, criticized Roosevelt and Bryan amid Morgan funding links. The piece also mentions Poitou folklore and local notices including funerals and a tax commission draw.

White House H. H. Rogers Oil Trust Col George Harvey Harper’s Weekly Bryan Roosevelt Great West

To Live Happy Ever After Wedding Notices and Reflections

A flurry of marriages is announced across local towns with ceremonies led by Rev Muehlhausen and Rev Albrecht. Couples include Amanda Lipp and C H Simonton, Alois Weber and Hannah Clement, Annie Tauer and Andrew Zapfer, George Groebner and Lizzie Twente, Max Frederick and Minnie Havemeier, Anna Wellmann and William Marks, and John Janni with Mary Helger. A Prussian education plan for women, introducing the lyceum and preparatory institutions, signals emancipation trends. Also quoted is a political critique denouncing the president’s claims and urging conservative unity to advance truth. Numerous wry aphorisms conclude the column.

Alois Weber Gibbon Hannah Clement Lafayette Annie Tauer Andrew Zapfer George Groebner Lizzie Twente Max Frederick Minnie Havemeier Courtland Albrecht Anna Wellmann Leonard Vetter Jos Reinhart Naver Wendinger Kate Klingler West Newton Dr. Cox St Peter Mabel Murfin Sleepy Eye T. J. Murfin

Legislature Record: Notable Passages and Missed Goals

The thirty-fifth legislative session ended with mixed results, enacting reforms in railroad policy, a new tax commission, an updated insurance code, a registry tax on mortgages, and several state institutions. It also funded county roads, expanded prison programs, and rejected capitol grafts, while failing to extend primary elections and to enact a tonnage tax on iron ore.

Gov. Johnson Samuel Lord Kasson O. M. Hall Red Wing Prof McVey State University O’brien Supreme and District Court State Board of Control

Her Astral Spouse and a Bargain Habit

An unmarried woman nears the age where marriage seems her only path. She consults a so called wise woman who claims an astral husband blocks earth men. The bride pleads for the astral spouse to stop, while a quip about advertising costs and department stores follows.

Poitou Hie Philadelphia Press

Garrick Celebrity Jokes Sparked by Johnson and Boswell

In Harper's Weekly a witty quip notes that when Garrick performs the other star claps and roars. Dr Johnson and Boswell are referenced as the pair who trigger the comic thunder and lightning in the showbiz galaxy. Goldsmith is asked to reveal the joke but the gag remains playful.

Garrick

How Did She Know A Witty Exchange From Strana Comic

A brief Strana gag contrasts a landlady and lodger over coffee and a witty exchange about infidelity and strain. The joke hinges on a pun and domestic tension, typical of the panel's humor and tone.

Veal

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