Suffrage of Doctors Praised and Economic Views Cited
The New Ulm Review notes High regard for doctors' philanthropy and long hours, with praise from The St Paul News. It also reprints opinions from The Railway Age on interstate commerce, Root’s constitutional proposals, and remarks on federal versus state power, plus assorted literary quips and an operator strike remark.
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Railway Age
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Railway Commission of Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commmission
The Drammer in Ohio and American Vitality
A reflective piece on American industrial toil and love of country. The article recalls Bernard Ranweiler and August Wagner in West Newton then notes a monument movement for humorist Ben King in St Joseph Michigan. It ends with a Niagara Falls anecdote between two Irishmen about wonder and irony.
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West Newton
Indiana
August Wagner
Reussmann
Mrs. de Var
Milwaukee
Stoeckert
St. Joseph
Michigan
Ben King
King
Niagara Falls
O'Toole
Begorra
Pat
Rockefeller Secrets Stir Family Feud and Probed Health
The note cites Frank Rockefeller claiming their father is alive and powerful while John D. Rockefeller is described as a monster. The piece also references a Boston Herald summary of steel profits and tariff calls, plus a Chicago Tribune anecdote of Edward H. Harriman watering stock and two Minnesota business college graduates advertising courses.
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Big Steel Trust
Boston Herald
Eddie
Edward H. Harriman
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt as Taft candidate unseen in Illinois plan
Chicago papers report a Roosevelt candidacy is discussed with Governor Deneen amid rumor of an Illinois Taft delegation. In a mock dialogue the governor implies Roosevelt as the only acceptable leader while noting he will not seek the nomination himself.
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Roosevelt
Deneen
Illinois
Taft
Cannon
Rockefeller speaks on wealth and business empire
John D Rockefeller defends his role as investor and stakeholder outlining the interwoven economy, rejects claims of monopolies, says he bears the load for the people, and argues that top fortunes arise from business success rather than the pursuit of money alone.
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John D. Rockefeller
Notice to Contractors for Cement Sidewalks in New Ulm
City of New Ulm invites sealed proposals by the City Clerk for cement sidewalks. Bids due by 5 p.m. September 1 1907 with a certified check of 450 and contract bond of 500. Plans and specs on file at City Clerk’s office. The council may reject any or all bids. August 14 1907. Exwsr Wicnsnsi County Clerk.
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Citylerk
New Ulm, Minn
Wicnsnsi
Sealy Cnty Cl
Sealed bids sought for Franklin Street sewer in New Ulm
City of New Ulm invites sealed proposals for a concrete sewer on Franklin Street from 16th South Street to 18th South Street. Bids due September 3 1907 at 5 PM with 250 dollar certified check. Bids must be marked Proposals for Sewer and bonds furnished. City reserves right to reject all bids. August 13 1907 Bah Exist Wicherski City Clerk.
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New Ulm
Minnesola
Franklin Street
16Th South Street
South Street
Minn
Wicherski
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