New Ulm Review and Commentary on Public Affairs
The New Ulm Review criticizes insurance official T D O'Brien's service under Gov. Johnson, notes his reform role, and praises his public service. The piece discusses tariff reform, trusts, and price dynamics with references to Roosevelt, Bryan, and Standard Oil profits. It highlights O'Brien as Johnson's trusted adviser and contemplates his potential as governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Thomas 0. O'Brein
Taft
Gov
Johnson
Journal
Thomas D. O' Brian
Office of Insurance Commtissionen
Heron
Stelko
O Breio
Euthoriths
T. D. O'Hiies
Cldjoy
Wn Griffiny
Mimioagement
Joy Splett
Thonsavelt
Minneyeta
Johason
T. D. O'Brien
O'Brien
Gov. Jotoson
William Jennings Bryan
Lovers' rendezvous on Republic voyage ends with kiss
Guy Blanchard and Kitty flee a steamer chase aboard a fast launch. They hide on a passing craft then reach a cove where Blanchard naps and dreams of Mabel. Mabel visits, and apologies are exchanged as they reunite with a kiss and mutual fare commitment.
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Belekty
Kitty
Republic
Mabel
Guy
Blanchard
I Stand
Kidlets
Qsitty
Blanchard to Rescue Missing Sunday School Girl
In a lakeside scene Blanchard follows a runaway steamboat that took a Sunday school party. He locates Kitty crying on the dock and surprises her with a playful rescue aboard a power launch headed to Beaver Island for a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunninghaw
Rana
Blanchard
Billy
Reaver
Ted
Kitty
Guy Blanchard
Beaver Island
Guy
Standard Oil faces record $23 million fine in Chicago case
News from New York reports a unprecedented fine against Blancard Oil by Judge Lan dis in Chicago. The Standard Oil Company was expected to fare poorly, but the maximum penalty of 23,240,100 dollars on AG2 counts stunned observers and an official noted the large total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard ON
New York
Blancard Oil Company
Landis
United States
Chicsago
Standard of Company
Landis’ Anes
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Standard Oil
Oil suit, minister, bugs and a traveling Irishman.
A jumble covers a Standard Oil appeal against heavy fines, a New England minister addressing Old Bill Johnson’s drinking pledge, a tale of Indian Territory locust eating, and an Irishman strolling with a distressed turkey. The pieces read like clipped humorous miscellany from Harper’s and small-town anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Old Bill Johnson
Bill
Waal
Parson
Ike
Old Bill
Harper’s Weekly
Finnish Honesty and Finnish Servants Anecdote
A reminiscence claims Russians prize Finnish servants for honesty noting they never steal and require no locks. The narrator recalls a steamship voyage to Stockholm and Halsingfors to recover a gold buckle left at a hotel. The captain advised writing to the hotel manager, and the buckle was sent on to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stockholm
Halsingfors
Finland
England
Menkin
Rue Via
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Ulm Review
The
New Ulm Publishing Company
Madnes de Brooks
Newulm
Lion
New Ulm
Cummins
Laws
Adam
Eve
Rockefeller’s
Roosevelt
Col
Bryan
Connecticut
Connesticut
Minnesota
Herbert Knox Smith
Smith
Pacific
President Roosevelt
Donnell
St. Louis
Blanchard’s Foreste
Burdick Cash Registers
Brown County Bank
Burdick
the Home Bakery
Eibneer
Ays
America
Dan Patch
Jericho
B. F. Nelson
C. N. Coscrovi
Vas
Indian Territory
Joptin
News-Herald
Ayer
J.C. Aver Os
Ly ‘Aver
Brown County
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