Final Count Completed Simpson Leads on Republican Ticket
The official Minnesota state officers vote tally from the last general election shows Johnson leading on the Republican ticket with a 27,779 plurality and 13,646 majority. Results detail counts for secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, and railroad commissioner, with wide open tax amendment defeated 134,141 to 65,776. Also notes Graff’s appointment seated in Ivanhoe and the state agricultural society’s strong finances. A burglar frightened by a minister yields a lighthearted exchange as the minister jokes about hunting for money.
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Minnesota
Gov. Johnson
Johnson
Jacobson
Geo. D. Haggard
Beecher Moore
William Allen
Independence League
Eberhart
Reiter
Julius Schmahl
Richard Lamb
Deinhart
Nelson
Simpson
Matthews
Mills
Mee
Elmquist
Bjorge
Board of Audit
Minnesota State Agricultural Society
Belated Election Returns From Lodge And Society Posts
A special to the Minneapolis Tribune from Ivanhoe notes George Graff, current clerk of court of Lincoln county, is being backed by friends statewide for public endorsement. The column lists overlooked officers for Congregational Men's Club Progress Lodge Royal Neighbors and more with names and titles.
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Congregational Men’s Club
E. G. Mibleis
F. H. Krook
Wm. Meile
W. B. Mather
Progress Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Reuben Townsend
Poreman
Otto Seiter
Chas. Stuebe
John G. Gronan
Wa. Frank
Fred Pfuender
Chas. Roeder
Louis Breu
George Tauer
Grand Lodge
John G. Gronau
Theo. Mueller
Fissner
R. W. Scherer
F. Hubbard
Ida Hauenstein
A. Schiller
C. Dingler
D. Hauenstein
Bernhard
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Michleis
Zeile
Beecher
Arbeiter-Verein
Chas. Lindemann
Ernst Pfeiffer
Otto Tappe
Carl P. Manderfeld
Fred Pfaender
Louis Guemmer
Emil Darkow
Bern. Krause
Werner Juenemann
Minneapolis
Ivanhoe
George Graff
Lincoln County
Quincy Adams Sawyer critics praise wholesome stage smash
A prominent dramatic critic lauds Quincy Adams Sawyer as wholesome honest and cleanly with pathos and laughter in rapid sustained rhythm. The production is described as complete and elaborate with an original eastern company to perform at Turner Theatre on Sunday evening January 3.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
Before Christmas Willie Be Good as I kin Be
Poem in dialect from Eugene Field about a boy Willie who promises to be good before Christmas. The speaker recalls family names and the Wild West theme, a dog named Sport, a clipp er sled, and everyday mischief. It contrasts naughty behavior with wishes for gifts and local humor about parental expectations and candy cakes toys.
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William
Will
Willie
Bill
Fauntleroy
Castor-Ile
Sport
Gran'ma
Dan
Ceylon
Isle
Gran’ma
Daniel Boone
Eugene Field
Some Carnegie Epigrams and Taxation Views
A compilation of remarks on income tax and protectionist policy from Carnegie era discussions. It questions government backing of private errors, critiques tariff coddling after forty years, and notes industry fortunes and ore supply limits. It mentions Pat McCormick returning to Sleepy Eye after time in Dallas, South Dakota.
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Pat McCormick
Sleepy Eye
Dallas
South Dakota
Lyon & Healy Cut Pianos Offer Big Discount Range
Chicago piano dealer Lyon & Healy promotes a 20 to 40 percent discount on a vast collection of high reputation pianos. The promotion includes uprights starting around 2140 and aims to attract music teachers students and general enthusiasts at their rebuilt establishment. The ad also notes moving pictures at the new theatre matinee on Christmas day.
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Lyon & Healy
Chicago
United States
Loo & Healy
Planos
Lyon & Aly
Adams Stent
Chienga
Levine
Poryon
Tyoo & Healy
New Souic ‘Theatre
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State Board of Control
Ee S. W. Lei
Graff
First National Bank
Columbia
Triggs
New York Press
Commercial Club
Blizzard
Tour Blizzard
Durg Qgar Company
Minn
Telephone
Martha Eichmann
Carnegie
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