Governor Lind Opposes New College for Educators
In Minneapolis meeting, John Lind regents president sided with Normal interests against a proposed $150,000 college of educators for the state university. Lind warned the plan would humiliate Normals statewide and likely provoke a public backlash. Also notes St Johns Court officers elected, bleached flour condemnation, and plans for a $50,000 soldier monument at state fairgrounds if legislature acts.
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John Lind
Board of Regents
The
State University
Minneapolis
College of Educators
Asst. Supt. of Public Instruction
C. G. Schulz
Lind
St. John's Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Andrew J. Eckstein
C. Filzen Jr
Louis Schilling
Chas. Fiedler
J. P. Gralt
Hubert Berg
Wm. Julius
J. H. Forster
St. Paul
Grand Army
Insurance Agent JOHN E. BOBLETER Ad
An advertisement for JOHN E. BOBLETER Insurance Agent offers fire tornado hall life health and accident insurance with old line products. Office located in Strickler Block and phone number 165. Safe and Tellable.
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John E. Bobleter
Strickler
An Only Daughter Cured of Consumption
Dr H James found a herbal cure for consumption after many remedies failed. His only child recovered and is healthy in this country. He offers the recipe free for two 2 cent stamps to cover expenses, claiming it also cures night sweats nausea and colds in twenty four hours. Address Crad Dock Co 1032 Race St Philadelphia.
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H. James
Calcutta
Craddock & CO
Race St
Philafislohia
Australian Leaf claims to cure women's ills
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a reliable regulator for female ills. It alleges to ease weariness, backache, kidney and urinary troubles, and invites purchase at druggists or by mail for 60 cents with a free sample offer from The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy, N.Y.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Political Larceny of Public Funds and Navy Waste
A critical look at U S naval spending argues that political influence sustains costly navy yards and projects. It cites Portsmouth Mare Island and New Orleans as wasteful, with payrolls and stagnant value, urging accountability for appropriations and committee interests.
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Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Mare Island Navy Yard
Naval Station
New Orleans
David Porter
Key West Station
Congress
Senate
New Hampshire
Gallinger
California
Perkins
Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Treasury
Kaiser Loses Reason Emperor Accused of Religious Dementia
Dresden newspaper accuses Kaiser Wilhelm II of religious dementia. Reports from royal household aides say he spends hours in bed reading religious books and praying. Critics note his refusal to see loyal counselors and mistrust of household staff amid recent public uproar.
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Prince Baelow
Supreme court ruling against physicians practicing dentistry
The Minnesota Supreme Court holds physicians must not practice dentistry without a license. Dr. Ernest Taylor, who extracted teeth and charged $38, was fined $500 and appeals the verdict. The court insists a proper diploma is required regardless of medical status. Also noted are local property acquisitions, typhoid recovery, and Gov Johnson's decisive election majority.
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Supreme Court
Law
Ernest Taylor
Minneapolis
Taylor
Postal Savings Bank Boom and Republican Platform Clash
Washington dispatch notes that the postal savings bank bill faces likely defeat despite Republican platform support. Opposition from small bankers and pressure on senators threaten passage, with Aldrich and Taft tangled in tariff revision debates. Cannon's re election as speaker appears probable as revenue law changes loom. The piece contrasts banking policy with political maneuvering and ends with a quoted anecdote from Walker Pilot about public virtue.
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Washington Disputch
Postal Savings Bank
National Monetary Commission
We Commission
Aldrich
Ecbe
Burton
Ohio
Taft
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Bucklen Arnica Salve Endorsed For Sores Cure Claim
Legal advertisement quotes Leo F. Zelinski of Buffalo New York praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve as curing a severe cold sore after two daily applications. Sold with guarantee at O. M. Olsen's drug store for 25 cents.
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Leo F. Zelinski
Gibson Sty
Buffalo
Bucklen
O. M. Olsens Drug Store
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New Ulm Review
Wes M. Somsen
U.S
MINN
L. A. Pritsche
Brown Go. Bank
Albert Steinhauser
Masonic Block
Coweta
U. S. Court
New Ulm
W. Partscue
Scrools
Lind 50
Wm. Pfaender Jr
Connie Corporicuts &R
Trenton
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Washington
Egalifornia
Uj. Rees
Trwasuaen
Nicollet Avon
Minnematis
Anleciad
Kaiser
Dresden
Peter Piper
Buschers
Senator Johnson
Wm. H. Mueller
St. Peter
Herman Mueller
Courtland
Annie Schuette
Gov. Johnson
Postal Savings Bank Boomed
Turner Theatre
Aganons
Brown County
Marteagee
Thinee A
Sald Mpertgerr
Xale
Center Street
Park
City of
New Unit
Brown Comunty
State of
Minnesota
Register of Deeds
Krown Co
New Ulminaid County
Jos. Bobleter
Mor
New Ulm Senn
John Huhn
William Hubs
New Lar
Geo, Ross
Ne ‘Im Review
New Ube
Sid County
Ming
Geo. Ross
W. C. Krestler
Halliday
Ark
Omol Sens
Chas, A. Albrecht
Wabasha Street
Wabasha St
St.Paul, Minn
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