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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
7
An advertisement warns that many sudden deaths stem from kidney related issues and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and spleen ailments. It claims swift relief from headaches urinary symptoms and general weakness and offers free samples and a mail order book from Singhamton New York.
Cheap rates to the Pacific Coast from March 1 to April 10 by the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway. One way tickets to Arizona California Oregon Washington British Columbia Utah Montana Idaho and New Mexico available at 15.00 below regular fare. Wednesdays feature tourist cars to Los Angeles and San Francisco via Kansas City and the Santa Fe System. Contact agents for details A. J. Cutts GPL ThA Minneapolis.
Washington May 3. A bronze equestrian statue of Maj. Gen. George B. McClellan was unveiled under Army of the Potomac auspices with a large ceremony. President Roosevelt spoke, Gen. Grant and Gov. Stokes attended, and Mrs McClellan and the general’s son pulled the flag strings. The event featured a military parade and a Star Spangled Banner salute as guests heard praise for McClellan’s leadership and a call for peace as righteousness.
Gen Kuroki and staff, Japanese representatives to the Jamestown exposition, arrived in Seattle after fog delays aboard the Aki Maru. Crowds greeted them at the waterfront as fireworks lit Elliott Bay. The party, including Gen Arthur MacArthur and Col Chamberlain, toured the city and attended a Ranier club reception.
Serious anti European riots erupt in Rawalpindi Punjab with a Hindu mob burning two bungalows looting the mission church and destroying European property. Police restore order as the town is patrolled by the Tenth Hussars amid links to agitators also blamed for Lahore unrest.
In St Louis on May 3 a strike was ordered after the Web Pressmen's union failed to reach a new scale agreement with the Newspaper Publishers' association. The strike, affecting the Globe-Democrat Republic Post-Dispatch and Star-Chronicle, halted editions at the Post-Dispatch. Pricing disputes involved pregomen paid 67 cents daily seeking six dollars, and journeymen assistants demanding increases from 2.75 to four dollars daily.
Arcangelo Rossi tenor with the Conried Opera company in San Francisco during the earthquake tried to kill himself Thursday after losing his voice. The calamity weighed on his mind. he cut out his tongue with scissors and was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Later Columbus Ohio Mayor Silas N Field died of acute Brights disease. Taft to address millers in St Louis May 20 per War Secretary Taft invitation.
Dr. Oberholtzer in Century explains how the French term syndicat became syndicate in American use amid jokes. It recounts Jay Cooke’s dual European and American syndicates handling war bonds, the Rothschild alliance, and praise from President Grant, shaping Northern Pacific funding strategy.
A clipped column compares courage and vanity with social behavior and suspicion. It cites Ald, bull dogs, storekeepers, and compliments while noting how worry stems from yesterday’s carelessness. A second excerpt laments rising physical degeneracy despite focus on bodily development.
The London Mail notes partridges have sharp distance judgment improving with firearm advances, leveraging chokework for gunners. The Slowo quip humorously cites a creditored estate trick leading to marriage abroad.
A Philadelphia Press quote jokes about aging and thinning hair, noting the bar informant’s remark and the speaker’s fear that aging goes unspoken as time passes. The line highlights how truth can be powerful yet strange, echoed by a Webster remark.
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