Minnesota Wisconsin rail taxes compare in 1907 note
A New Ulm Review item outlines railroad valuations in Minnesota and Wisconsin, detailing tax totals under gross earnings methodology, with Minnesota taxes projected around 3.2 million and Wisconsin around 2.8 million, and discusses the system's simplicity and flaws. It cites the Minneapolis Journal and cites figures, debates, and political commentary including Bryan and Folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Railroad Commission
Contempt charges loom as Minnesota rail case tightens
George Loftus and aides of the Minnesota Shippers and Receivers' association vow to pursue violators of the commodity rate law before week’s end. Railroads threaten contempt, claiming the Lochren injunction must be obeyed. Taft cites courts’ efficiency as a national concern, while Bebel's faction in Germany faces internecine money disputes. A mix of local bridge talks, bankruptcy at Lake Crystal Milling, and odd rural anecdotes fill the page.
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George Loftus
Minnesota Shippers and Receivers’ Association
Lochren
North Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
Taft
Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Meyer
Bergell
Loftus
Shippers’ Association
Sam Peterson
Assessments for Minnesota Street sprinkling 1907 listed
Notice that assessments for local improvements by the Board of Public Works have been completed and extended. The City Council will hear objections on September 3 1907 at 7 30 p m. The assessment covers sprinkling Minnesota street from 2d South to 4d North for the 1907 season with a list of supposed owners, property descriptions, and amounts assessed.
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Board of Public Works
Minnesota Street
South Street
North Street
Descawrioxs
Van
Henry Rudolph
Fred Williaus
John Dangler
Theresia i Nepolder
Frank Bure
Henry Seifert
Heo Mueller
Igor vi
Otto Schell
Hornbin
JC Toberer
Henry Vajen
Chas Stuebe
Chas Wagner
JF Neumann
Theo Crone
Fibner
HH Beussmann
Emil Wicherski
Bertha Gebser
Frances Boe
Ea Maltzohn
Bertha Johns
Audi Amann
Ferd
Wrelm
BJ Racker
Amalia Baltrusch
Weig Hauenstein
A. J. Eckstein
Esas
Fred Peuser
Netitat
Anna Doabne
HD Buessmann
H&e Kaschal
Kiesling
Bernd Reinhat
Frank Kehnobrich
F&m Schnobrich
Engelbert
Siebenbrunner
Burg
Rich Geisi
Henry Frenzel
Jos A Eckstein
John Arhart
John P Graff
First North Street
Aigie Street
Washington Street
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New Ulm Publishing Co
Ofice
Newlite
Minn
Maryer
New Ulm
Baltimore Sun
Welach Naaman
Elisha
Standard Oil Company
Tobacco Trust
Cuba
William J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Thomas ‘Taggart
Roger Sullivan
Linois
Folk
Missouri
Mr. Bryan
Illinois
Indiana
Taggart
Bryan
Rolk
China
Berryman
Washington Star
Hewitt
Herr Bebel
Herr Kollmann
Bebel
Harriman
Lake Crystal Milling Company
Cottonwood
Bentzin's Mill
Nagel
Security Bridge Company
Pfaender
Graft
Aye
Springfield
Heron Lake News
Tome
William Steer
Steer
West Newton
Nicollet
A. H. Blank
Mr. Blank
Jobn McPhee
Comfrey
Minneapolis
Lyon Elevator Company
Edgely
North Dakota
Tommy Atkins
Frank Franta
Boulder
Colorado
Fritse
Sleepy Eye
Henderson
Minnesota Valley
Brown
Joseph R. Brown
Fort Snelling
Brown’s Valley
St. Peter
Arlington
Redwood
Sandmeyer
Carey
Schatz
Lucan
F. H. Bebnke
Ayer
John H. Forster
Burdick Cash Registers
Brown County Bank
the Home Bakery
Eibner
Andrew J. Eckstein
Center Am't
Descritios
Brock
Benefis
John Lamack
Paul Schroeder
Emilie Schleuder
Center Street
Ulm
Ernst Wicher
Finn
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