Dispatch declares independence amid ownership change stance
The New Ulm Review cites the St Paul Dispatch rejection of being an advocacy organ, emphasizing journalistic independence and public allegiance. It notes owner shifts, differing policy direction, and supports fair treatment of Governor Johnson and Taft. Also comments on Dooley, Rockefeller lore, and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
St. Paul
New York Report
Dispatch
Johnson
Minnesota
Taft
The Moral Side of the Tariff Problem
The piece argues tariffs distort constitutional aims by raising home prices and fostering monopolies. It cites Dr David Starr Jordan on square dealing and warns tariff policy harms wage costs and living, enriching some while oppressing many, with broader social impact. It also mentions Duluth financier Mr. Congdon and a census on marriage and divorce, plus a Belgian temperament note and a New Ulm letter rate fact.
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Congress
United States
David Starr Jordan
Independent
Two Critics on Sunday Comic Supplements
Brander Matthews condemns primitive humor and the comic supplement as a stone age relic unworthy of the telephone era, arguing it mocks common humanity with misfortune and caricature. Hamilton Mabie calls many Sunday monsterities vulgar, superficial, and demoralizing, likening them to low art and a vulgar song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brander Matthews
Hamilton W. Mabie
A Croesus in the House from Duluth
The article introduces C. A. Congdon the new Duluth house member noted for immense wealth from iron mining. A Duluth neighbor says he earns about fifty million dollars, with one mine yielding about a million annually. Described as the richest iron mine owner after J. J. Hill and Frederick Weyerhaeuser with extensive holdings in the iron range.
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London Road
Duluth
Congdon
Summit Avenue
Iron Range
St. Paul' Dispatch
C. A. Congdon
House
J. J. Hill
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
Chicago
Pacific Coast
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New C Minn
Mr. Dooley
American Magazine
John D. Rockefeller
M. Landis
Peter Grosscup
Annywan
Washington
Frank A. Munsey
Washington Times
Associated Press
Apo Ples
Robert Burns
Eugene V. Debs
KODAK
T. Vv
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Nicollet'Ave
Minneapolis
Our
Republic
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Illinois
Union
Europe
Germany
New Ulm
Eighbor
the Comic Supplement
Iams
Philadelphia Ledger
John H. Forster
Teinnesota
THE
Pioneer Drug CO
Tron Toys
Xmas Postals
Pioneer Drug Go
Santa Claus
Pioneer Drug Company
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