Young Promotes Harmony in Republican Gubernatorial Fight
The Minnesota attorney general E T Young fires a vigorous letter to the Duluth Evening Herald defending his race for governor against railroad liquor and timber interests. He accuses backers of Jake and Dunn of shaping party policy while vowing to fight for law enforcement. The piece frames the dispute as a battle over party control and reform.
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Young
E.T. Young
Duluth Evening Herald
Bob Dunn
Duluth
Jacobsen
Gunn
Dunn
Jake
Dar Reese
Ed Smith
Minneapolis
Tom Shevlin
Lee Willicotts
W. .W. Rich
Federal Machine
Mr. Moliter
Republian
Supreme Court
Jom ‘Shevlin
James J. Hill
Sorests
Moe
Sisin
Republican Party
Minnesota
Robert J. Duns
Shiloh Battlefield Address Denounces Federal Centralization
The governor speaks at Shiloh monument dedication urging equal power sharing between state and federal levels. He cites Lincoln and the Civil War, warning against expanding federal court authority and pledging to uphold a government of the people by the people for the people. Local history ties to Col. Plaender and New Ulm volunteers.
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Shiloh
Tenn
Minnesota
John A. Johnson
Wm. Plaender
Ulm
Gov. Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
You
Debate on Constitution Theorized Limits of Federal Power
A district convention report outlines concerns over a Supreme Court ruling that could allow federal courts to supervise state actions, threatening state sovereignty. Delegates from Brown county and nearby towns were elected to the district and state conventions, with speeches by Senator Somerville and others shaping campaign intentions.
Brown County Republicans back Taft for president
Brown County Republicans at a Thursday convention endorsed William H. Taft for president and instructed their state and district convention delegates to back Taft pledged candidates. They also endorsed George W. Somerville of Sleepy Eye for delegate at large from the Second district and named a credentials committee.
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Geo. W. Somerville
Mankato
Brown County
S. D. Peterson
Jos. A. Eckstein
Philip Liesch
H. N. Samson
New Ulm
Hansko
F. H. Buelow
Sleepy Hye
Emil
G. Hage
Hanska
Emil Rasmussen
Evan
Thos. Peterson
Cobden
John Sehmelz
E. J. Fernholz
Springfield
Minneapolis
W. W. Smith
J. J. Grimes
H. B. Robertson
Sleepy Eye
B. H. Peters
Dr. J. P. Graff
Wn. Julius
M.M. West
Nels Anderson
A. R. Eggensperger
Christ Jensen
Somerville
Gen. Bobleter
Eckstein
Taft
United States
Sleepy Bye
Turner Hall
Jos. Bobleter
Ed. H. Fernholz
Emil G. Hage
L. G. Davis
John Schmelz
Hans Mo
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
The
Geo. W. Sommerville
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New Ulm Publishing
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Minti
Mditer
Yow Shevlin
T. W. LaFollette
Mitchell
S. D
Robt. M. la Follette
Democratic Party
South Dakota
Mitreell
R. C. Dunn
Princeton Union
Heatwole
St. Paul
Blue Earth County
F. W. Hunt
W. H. Taft
Mr. Hunt
Teddy
Congress
Ayer
Ayoe Co
Teall, Mane
Firmus
Shiloh Battlefield
Supreme Law of the Land
Republic
America
Star Hall
Wm. J. Winkelmann
Dr. Hess
M. D
D. V
Loafer
Hess
Ottomeyer
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
B, Eollmann
New Ulm, Minn
Sincerity and
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Percival B. Palmer
Crone Brothers
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Co
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