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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1907

Page

4

Gore Johnson for president gains notice in New Ulm press

The New Ulm Review notes growing interest in Gore Johnson as a potential presidential candidate. The Charleston News and Courier lauds his governorship in Minnesota, suggesting Democrats may push his name at the national convention. Commentary questions cross-state appeal and southern delegate influence.

Gore Johnson Minnesota South Charleston News and Courier News and Courier John A. Johnson Mienesuts Douglass Nebraska United States Moss Solid South Vincept Johnson

Four Generations Hereditary Portrait From Brown County

Mrs. Theresa Henle of Milford is photographed with three descendants, marking four generations of a Brown County family. Henle, among the county’s pioneers, came to Milford in 1854 and escaped to New Ulm during the Indian outbreak. Her eldest daughter Mary, born December 1807, later married John Lauterbach and raised a large family. Mary's daughter Mrs. Andrew Cook, born in New Ulm, now resides in St. Peter with her son Harold born September 1904.

Redwood Gazette Theresa Henle Brown County Henle Milford Athanasius Henle St. Paul New Ulm Milford Homestead Mary Cember John Lauterbach Redwood Falls Andrew Cook St. Peter Harold

Views on politics society and leadership from a Minnesota lens

A compilation of viewpoints from figures like Jerry Jermane Henry Van Dyke Henry Watterson and Benjamin Tillman alongside opinions from Minnesota papers on campaign finance leadership and the potential nomination of Governor Johnson. The selections discuss money in campaigns public morals and presidential prospects with emphasis on Minnesota influence and national implications.

Henry Watterson Louisville Courier - Journal Democratic Party Minnesota Northwest Sweden Norway Duluth Johnson Herald

Photographing Stars with Ordinary Cameras

An article explains how stars appear as lines in photos due to earth rotation and how to counteract this with clockwork. It notes Yerkes Observatory insights that even simple cameras reveal arc patterns near the pole, and suggests exposures of five minutes to one hour depending on aim, with longer times producing longer star scratches.

Yerkes Observatory Williams Bay Wis St. Nicholas North Pole

Driving the Logs in River Work

A river man excels at riding logs as both job and transport. He may stand, or jump between logs without falling in, a basic skill. The saw log in water is his labor and method of travel, with land contact mostly for meals and rest.

Tom Plath Duluth Meo Frive

River logging bravado and river terms in Outing Magazine

Stewart Edward White describes rivermen riding logs and navigating fast water with daring feats. He recalls Jack Boyd's twelve mile log ride and other rivermen bravado as they balance, jump, and ride currents through rapids and dam chutes with fearless precision.

Jack Boyd Grand River Tully Stewart Edward White Outing Magazine

Marriage Expenses in the United States

A forty two year observational study with interviews from storekeepers and others estimates the average bride’s trousseau costs $66.38 and the groom’s outfit about $22.01. The combined average for the wedding garments is $88.29 across social classes during the average wedding and honeymoon.

Baltimore Sun

Long Lived Razors Tale of a Veteran Razor

A barber recalls customers with decades old razors. One man hones a razor bought over forty years ago, still sharp enough to shave his son. The piece wryly notes a well cared for razor can outlast many lives and become a family heirloom.

New York Press

Transfer of Liquor License for New Ulm

Notice of an application to transfer a liquor license from Alois Brew to Marlin How in New Ulm Brown County Minnesota. Hearing set by the City Council on June 4 1907 at 7 30 p m for approval of the transfer at 100 North Front Street Eagle Mill Outlet in New Ulm.

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Notice to Contractors for Cement Sidewalks in New Ulm

City of New Ulm invites bids for cement sidewalks along North and South streets from German Street to rail right of way. Bids due June 4 1907 at 5 pm with $100 bid bond. City reserves right to reject any bid and requires contract bond. May 10 1907. Louvell Wickerset, City Clerk.

New Ulm Minnesota SdSouth Street North Street German Street Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad 1St North Street Louvell Uim Minn Bpxet Wickerset City of New Ulm Graff Amd Fle South Street Sooth Street Gonny Street State Street Center Street Minnesota Street 5Th North Street Broadway 4Th North Street Minneapolis & St. Louis Geter Street Minayeth

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