Minnesota Governor Johnson Second Inaugural Address Tone and Taxation Calls
The message reports Gov. Johnson’s second inauguration in the Minnesota House and outlines his inaugural address. He urges legislative economy, praises state prosperity, and presents the auditor’s three year revenue/expenditure estimates. He notes a need to raise about 500000 annually via direct taxation and to limit new expenditures, emphasizing prudent public finance and broad public trust.
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Gov. Jalmson
Reveror
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Capitol
Gov. Johnson
Fua
Governor Johnson Seeks Tax Relief and Reform Agenda
The governor outlines careful fiscal policy to limit general appropriations and reduce taxes, urging a permanent tax commission and tackling mortgage and mine taxation. He calls for railroad reform, a reciprocal demurrage bill, lower passenger rates, and measures against personal tax evasion, with mentions of insurance, public utility ownership, primary law, labor, and industry trusts. The Review previews an advance copy of the full message.
Gutterson Aims at Congress as Minnesota Race Reignites
Gilbert Gutterson plans another campaign for Congress in Minnesota's second district after a failed nomination against McCleary. He denied rumors of a diplomatic post while in Washington. McCleary also signals another run, suggesting a rematch. Chas Julius of Fairfax visits the city as the Broadway sewer project moves forward. Gov. Johnson appoints Hubbard and reappoints Whitney and Harties to the Minnesota Soldiers Home trustees, with Hubbard succeeding Dorsa.
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Gilbert Gutterson
McCleary
Washington
Europe
Gutherson
Minnesota
Gutterson
Congress
Chas. Julius
Fairfax
Board of Public Works
Broadway
Johnson
Gov
Hubbard
Col
George Whitney
Wadena
Capt
Huarties
Caledonia
Minnesota Soldiers Home
Gov. Hubbard
F. B. Dorsa
St. Paul
Principal Kunze Named At Cleveland High School
Brown County leader W F Kunze unanimously elected principal of Cleveland High School St Paul at 2250 salary. Prairieville native and Red Wing superintendent with ten years teaching and district leadership, he succeeds Farnsworth amid strong support and broad experience in Minnesota education. An infant in Three Lakes town dies from carbonic acid, while multiple local crime notes recount a Mankato liquor salesman arrest, a hotel swindle in St Peter, and a Tyrolian widow Mrs Lucia Reim’s funeral with survivor details.
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V. F. Kunze
Prairieville
Red Wing
Cleveland School of
St. Paul
Farnsworth
Kunze
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Hamline
University of Minnesota
Hall
Lake City
Hastings
Harry Miller
Mankato
Walnut Grove
Miller
William Kensbruck
St. Peter
Frank Linster
Konsbruck
Marshall County
Linster
First National Bank
State Bank of Independence
Town
Kunsbruck
Lucia Reim
Theodore Reim
Faralberg
Tyrol
America
Reim
Cottonwood
Alfred Rein
Mary Sebuler
Mankato family poisoned by suspected dried beef
Mankato residents M G C Hauer and family suffered severe illness after eating dried beef at supper on Friday. A physician saved them as four members including a newlywed daughter and two others collapsed within hours. One member, Miss Tisdore Hauer, avoided illness by not eating the meat.
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M. GC. Hauer
Mankato
Ray Otto
Pure Food Law Affects Brewers and Bottles
The national pure food law becomes effective February 1 and applies to beer brewers and food dealers. Bottles often underfill liquor, violating labels. brewers will stop indicating liquor quantity to conform. Enforcement delays to October 1, 1907 to allow existing labeled bottles. The article also notes local society updates and community events in New Ulm.
The Pit at Turner Theatre Sunday Evening
The Pit a dramatization of Frank Norris work stars Wright Huntington and a large company at Turner Theatre on Sunday January 27. The production has drawn crowds in Chicago and New York and is described as a premier contemporary theater event highlighting wheat market themes and national capitalism. Also, Citizens Bank stockholders elected directors M. Mullen F. H. Retalais A. W. Bingham O. M. Olsen A. Dirks Chas. Silversen and J. Wossner Jr with a board meeting planned next Saturday to elect officers.
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Frank Norris
William A. Brady
Wright Huntington
Turner Theatre
Chicago
New York
Brady
Citizens Bank
M. Mullen
F. H. Retalais
A. W. Bingham
O. M. Olsen
A. Dirks
Chas. Silversen
J. Wossner Jr
Trade Appeal Expressed in Mutual Confidence
A brief note of trust requests favorable consideration of a trade proposal, expressing hope for mutual benefit and a positive response from the recipient.
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Miinnesota
Gutterson and
Brown County
W. F. Kunze
Cleveland High School
Lizzie Koliski
Three Lakes Township
Morgan
Mamie Neumann
Twin City
N. Henningsen
Head of the Lakes
Amelia Scherer
St.Paul
C. H. Canfield
Hazel Kiesting
Winthrop
F. W. Peuser
Springfield
New Ulm Maennerchor
J. Meyer
Massachusetts
Douglas
Roosevelt
Cariff
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