New Ulm Review Debut by New Ulm Publishing Co
A brief note records the New Ulm Review launch by the New Ulm Publishing Company on Wednesday July 1 1908. It indicates post office entry in New Ulm Minnesota as second class matter and cites a deta fragment from the source.
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The Altered Jake and the Taft Roosevelt Clash
A compact critique reviews Henry Watherson on the Chicago convention and Taft Roosevelt era politics. It notes the shift from rousing oratory to a desolate hush, cites sources like the Duluth Herald and the New York Sun, and mentions McCleary, Grass, Sherman, and Rumsey county within a broader election context.
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Henry Watherson
Chicago
Bryan
Bonelo
William Howard Taft
Theodore Loosevelt
Levy
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Holts Juln
The
New York Sun
Sherman
Taft
Three Distinguished Americans Pay Tribute to Grover Cleveland
Three prominent figures Adlai Stevenson Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan honor Grover Cleveland after his death Roosevelt lauds his legal career and public service Stevenson praises his integrity and family life while Bryan notes his leadership and enduring historical impact The piece also references other local notices and events from Brown and Nicollet counties including marriages accidents and civic matters.
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Grover Cleveland
America
Adlai Stevenson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Stevenson
Supreme Court rules on words about a horse in a libel case
The Minnesota Supreme Court in a Williams Baumgartner versus Hodgden decision analyzes if calling another’s horse the damndest looking horse or a thing of a horse justifies violence. Justice Brown notes trigger words may be rude but not punishable slander, as no horse was present and no trade occurred.
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Supreme Court
Renville County
William Baumgartner
Fred Hodgden
Baumgartner
Hodgden
Bird Island
Hodgdon
Justice Brown
Springfield rifles showcased in rifle range practice
On Sunday morning Company A soldiers tested new Springfield rifles with exceptional scores. At 200 yards Capt. Pfaender Lt. Hubbard Lt. Groebner and several privates posted strong marks, while the 300 yard results surpassed prior season averages. At Hunters Rest the King target showed marked improvement led by W E Koch Hugo Gebser John Hauenstein Jr and others, with Hugo Gebser posting one of the finest scores, 72 of 100, and the official one-up listing Gebser Havenstein Gebser et al.
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Company A
Pfaender
Hubbard
Groebner
Klause
Reinke
Schleude
Sergt
Schmidt
Arthifer Rosner
Engelbert
Arthur Neumann
Victor Neumann
Roland Neumann
Melzer
Amann
Berg
Grussendorf
Schleuder
Schmidt Arthifer Rosner
Hunters
W. E. Koch
Hugo Gebser
John Hauenstein Jr
Chas
Havenstein
Fred Meyer
Julius Krause
Henry Meyer
Henry Petry
Chas. Havenstein
John
Henry Lever
Henry Pel Jeury Petey
Fred Moyer
NEW CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE Named for Second District
Republicans in Minnesota's Second district appointed a congressional committee to replace the personal organization. Chairman Dan Snell of Worthington announced the roster with members from Blue Earth Brown Cottonwood Faribault Jackson Martin Murray Nobles Rock Watonwan counties, listing C L Benedict Hans Mo F R Weiser W O Curtin W E Butler F M Canright Robert Forrest F L Hamiston John Kelly and Dr W H Rowe.
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Mankato
Dan Snell
Worthington
Blue Earth County
C. L. Benedict
Brown County
Hans Mo
Sleepy Eye
Cottonwood County
F. R. Weiser
Windom
Faribault
W. O. Curtin
Elmore
Jackson County
W. E. Butler
Heron Lake
Martin County
F. M. Canright
Fairmont
Murray County
Robert Forrest
Lake Wilson
Nobles County
F. L. Hamiston
Rock County
John Kelly
Laverne
Watonwan
W. H. Rowe
St. James
Chicago Turner Wins Laurels in Davenport Turnfest
Fred Schwind of the Central Turnverein of Chicago won first honors in the five event individual contest at Davenport's big turnfest bringing home top prize. Hans Reuter of Davenport placed close second after recording a 10 feet 4 inches pole vault, with other events including rope climbing running high jump running broad jump and shot put.
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Minnesota
Llinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
German Turners at St Louis expo and local notices
The text mentions a 40 yard relay win by Waewou from the Aurora society of Ghicana with a time of 472.6 seconds, Koerber of Vor waerts winning a firing contest, and E Peitsch of Milwaukee leading a prize turning West with John Dubn of Chicago second. It notes Augustana College at Rock Island awarding Gov. Johnson a Doctor of Laws degree. It records the death of Mrs. Andrew Shellum in Albin township and lists seven surviving founders of Sleepy Eye’s German Catholic Society. It previews St Peters homecoming Fourth of July events with Gov. Johnson, Senator Clapp, Lt. Gov. Eberhart, and speakers including Davis, Wahlstrom, and Nolan, plus Judge Moll presiding and talks by A W Daniels, Maj. B H Randall, and Thomas Downs.
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Waewou
Welass
Aurora Society of
Augustana College
Rock Island
United States
Gov. Johnson
Andrew Shellum
Albin Township
Sleepy Eye
Sandmeyer
Zacharias Eupert
New Ulm
M. M. Kiefer
Peter Geschwind
Hubert G. Hillesheim
Stark
Joseph Mathiewitz
Leavenworth
Jos. Corey
Home
Oratory
St. Peter's
Senator Clapp
Eberhart
Confessman Davis
Wahlstrom
Hicago
W. J. Nolan
Minneapolis
Henry Moll
Old Settlers’ Round Table
A. W. Daniels
Maj
B. H. Randall
Thomas Downs
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Jacbsen
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Teally
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Waseca County
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Clara Frick
H. L. Schrader
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Martin Foy
Springfield
Joe Karl
Foys
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Johnson
Denver
Louis A. Strate
West Newton
Mary Tuttle
Frank Tuttle
Home Township
Wheeler
Brown
Nicollet
Kratz
Winona
Gerald Manley
Northwestern Road
Hanska-Linden Creamery Company
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
Therndyke
Baltimore
American
Congressional Committee
Turner
Davenport
B. Follmann
John H. Forster
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Co