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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
2
The service offers monthly travels on the first and third Tuesdays to Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Colorado and other states Stop-overs allowed and tickets valid twenty one days For rates and schedule contact A B Catts G P and T A Minneapolis Minn
Mes eekers excursion to the Northwest, West Southwest and North Western Line offers realy reduced rates on sale to the indicated territory. Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars Free Reclining Chair Cars and The Best of Everything. Dates of sale and full particulars apply at Chicago and North Western Y.
The Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission ordered railroads to produce all records their statistics are based on at the commission office. The broad order, aimed at Great Northern and potentially others, follows testimony by an auditor who noted Minnesota earnings declined while Iowa and Illinois rose. The case could move to court as railroads resist allowing outsiders access to their records.
Lyman J. Gages son, reportedly temporarily insane from drink, shot himself in a Seattle tourist hotel, dying minutes later. His wife had flown in from Chicago with detectives to locate him. The report also notes Bryan’s endorsement for president at a North Dakota Democratic convention and a brief agricultural forecast on cotton.
Chicago dispatch reports 40 or more subpoenas issued for officers and players of Standard Oil in rebating investigations. United States Marshal William Henkel has not received them. Company officials in New York question their authenticity while general counsel M F Elliott declines comment on service or potential compliance. Moody to press federal safety appliance law suits. penalties to be filed against several railroads, including Chicago Burlington and Quincy and St Louis Iron and Southern.
Minnesota items report accidents deaths and local events across St Paul to Crookston. Ground nests, harvest labor needs, political filings, fires, and civic developments mention Acker street, Duluth, St Paul, Moorhead, and Crookston with names like Dora Levecque Archie Campbell and Henry Prolow.
Judge Babcock upheld Judge Kinkade in the ice cases and exonerated him of any leniency promises. The trust attorneys are described as ridiculous in their contentions. In Oyster Bay Archie Roosevelt completes a cruise to Newport and back on the Spray. Naval Surgeon William E. Taylor, Medical Inspector retired, has died in Bondale Hawaii after a prolonged illness.
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