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New Ulm Review in New Ulm, Minnesota

12 Feb 1908

Page 8

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New Ulm Review

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New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1908

Page

8

Eagle Mills Great Growth From Small Beginnings to Prominent Plant

The Eagle mills saga traces a Chicago founded 1857 venture in New Ulm evolving through fire, riverfront rebuilding, and civil unrest into a major flour mill. Key figures include Brust Silverson Vogtel and Doehne, with expansions to 3500 and 5000 barrels daily, a vast elevator system, and a workforce of over 150 plus 76 rail employees. The operation now dominates regional milling with widespread Northwestern grain capacity and a 450000 dollar license footprint, under a Silverson led board of directors.

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Minnesota River New Ula Chicago Chicago Land Association Jacob Brust Brust Way Pred Beinhorn Webial Pope Rehteld Beinhorn Eagle Vigor J. H. Vajen St. Paul New Ulm Rebfeld Jacob Pfenninger Werner Boesch John Meyer John Bellm Jacob Mueller Boesch Pfenninger Meyer Eagle Mill George Doehne Doehne Empire Pahl, Koch Schmidts Hagle Minneapolis Boesch, Pfenninger A. Schmidter Charles Vogtel L. B. Krook Northwestern St. Louis Minnesota South Dakota Vogtel Chas. Silverson Cincinnati J. H. Sigel Milwaukee Silverson Krieg Censes Charles Silverson A. Schmidt Chas. Vogtel Wa. Silverson
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Roosevelt called dream faker by critic in sympathy letter

A letter from Colonel Alexander S. Bacon of New York to Rev. William J. Long defends Roosevelt as not a real danger, calling him a dreamer who barks at wicked trusts but seldom harms. The piece continues with local notices including appointments, marriages, disease outbreaks, and community events in Minnesota.

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Simon Legree Lacey Legree Roosevelt Dr. Jeyks Mr. Hyde Alexander S. Bacon New York William J. Long Colonel Bacon Mr. Long Napoleon Mr. Roosevelt
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Epigrams from a Blind Oklahoma Senator in New York

At a New York banquet the new blind Oklahoma senator Gore delivered sharp epigrams attacking tariffs, trusts, and the Roosevelt administration. He claimed bankers profited through the panic, demanded investigation into pirates of finance, and critiqued party loyalties and monetary policies while contrasting Republican and Democratic aims.

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