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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
5
A compilation of opinion pieces railing at political figures, state governance, and national policy. It references campaign ethics, Governor Lind, Van Sant, and Roosevelt, noting partisan reactions to military and foreign policy debates and editorial instincts across newspapers.
A reader lambasts Congressman McCleary’s boastful start to his Newark Ulm speech and questions church fundraising for missions. The letter critiques ministers as out of touch and urges pastors to engage with congregants beyond the pulpit.
The St James Journal reprints Nagel & Co notes on Somerville law enforcement for foreign corporations and Gov. Lind reforms. It highlights the railroad commission’s grain rate cuts to 10 15 percent in southern Minnesota and calls for statewide tariff equalization to boost small-city wholesale competition. It also reports Nagel & Co securing a $6000 addition to the Hauenstein brewery, a brick two story building of 2828 feet.
Citizens feel the bite of trust prices as families face higher household costs while calls grow for legislation to curb trusts. The Lutheran conference in La Porte Indiana, representing 100000 adherents, denounced trusts and tariff features raising labor costs, signaling a wider campaign stance amid labor questions. Dwellinghouse on Broadway and 3d South Streets. Inquire at Red Front Grocery.
A mass convention of the Populists is set for Thursday August 30 1900 at 10 p m in the city to select fourteen delegates to the State Populist Convention in Minneapolis and twelve delegates to the Second Congressional District Convention in Mankato on September 4 1900 The call invites all who support reform and oppose expansion and a large standing army.
We express sincere thanks to friends who offered sympathy and support during the death of husband and father Wenzel Kral. Special thanks to Rev Sopdmeyer and the Catholic Order Foresters, Mrs Mary Kral and the children for their comfort.
A bill introduced by Senator Lem becomes law to create a national rogues gallery. The Justice Department will establish a bureau of circular identification and furnish records to authorized officers upon a justice related request. The attorney general may appoint a chief to oversee photography and criminal measurement expertise.
Superintendent Merriam asks Congress to appoint only women to key clerical positions in the twelfth census arguing prior work showed female workers outperformed men. He sent letters urging Republicans to assign six women and Democrats to fill these posts, prompting criticism from lawmakers who note voting rights and political advantages.
Theodore Sutro a lawyer presiding at the Hundred Year club meeting at the Hotel Majestic in New York announced the club has moved from theory to trial. An embers of the club will seek life prolongation through treatment by a specialists bureau. Members will receive physical exams and possible diet or lifestyle changes. Mental tests and hypnotic influence may adjust thoughts toward longevity.
Announcement states that Marines will continue to serve the batteries of American men of war with a new requisition including a provision for clerical guard.
A meeting honoring Dwight I Moody founder of the Bible Institute Chicago and LaSalle was led by Rev RA Torrey pastor of Chicago Avenue Church. He spoke of future expansions and increased usefulness for the Moody Bible Institute with trustees E G Keith W Wilson Robert Scott and A Bite among those present.
A Lanpher hat from Lanpher Pinch and J Skinger in St Paul promises superior fit and appearance. The ad contrasts an ordinary hat with the Lanpher, noting the difference is matched and urging readers to ask for the Lumpher.
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