Republican nom candidacy announced for Minnesota Second District
Announcement to run for Congress as a Republican in Minnesota's Second District subject to primary voters on September 1st 19 with platform on tariff reform direct election of U S senators and national anti free pass law. Also announces candidacy for Brown County treasurer on Democratic ticket and candidacy for Judge of District Court in New Al Mine May 5 1906 by A Eckstein.
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Minnesota
Thyit
United States
Gilbert Gutlersen
Brown County
Gutterson
McCleary
Guttersen
Congress
McCleary's Position on Tariffs and Trusts
Roosevelt argues tariff revision is separate from the trust problem and cannot solve the trust issue. McCugary counters, defending protection and reciprocity as outlined in the 1912 Republican platform. The discussion frames tariff policy against trust reform and party lines.
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McCleary
Theodore Roosevelt
J. T. McCugary
Roosevelt
New Ulm Review Highlights 1906 Political Commentary
A collection of editorial remarks from May 30 1906 discusses rail rate legislation credit to Roosevelt San Francisco governance and municipal conduct. It notes a growing horse population a trend toward horseless era predictions and hints at political maneuvering around gubernatorial nominations with Jacobson and Princeton references.
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing Company
Huda Brooks
Roosevelt
Ee Ae
Lehmitz
San Francisco
St.Cloud Journal-Presa
Jacob
Bob Duon
Princeton
Jacobson
Play Balls and Bats for the Season in New Ulm
A local note urges boys to prepare for baseball season with quality gear from Spaulding and Reaches lines. It highlights the need for an umpire, proper bats balls and mitts, and the joy of baseball as music to young players ears. The piece promotes purchasing gear and books at local providers.
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Howe
New Ulm
Spaulding
Honor the Living Poem on Veterans and Charity
A reflective poem by ASA P. Brooks urges honoring living veterans and the forgotten poor. It contrasts the public accolades for the dead with the neglect of aging, needy soldiers who survive after war. The verses condemn stinginess toward veterans and call for timely respect beyond graveside flowers.
Quiet state canvass hints at treasurer race outcomes
The past week brought faint statewide discussion on the state treasurer race with Vogel receiving broad praise from multiple papers while speculation centers on a Duluth convention on the first ballot. Jacobson faces opposition for his record on drainage and budget votes, Somerville may secure the nomination amid rival disaffection, and Funston’s career is noted in a quip-filled aside.
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Vogel
Jacobson
Duluth
Somerville
Nature in the Ocean The Tradeoff of Oceanic Plankton Thrones
A natural balance section on eyelops or entomostraca, their role as Whale food and the explosion potential of their population. The text notes their critical place in the food chain from herring to tunny cod and mackerel, and how their surface dwellers and larvae sustain fisheries while preventing overproduction that would alter sea character.
Air in High Altitudes Contains No Microbes
The text argues air chemical makeup is consistent from high Alps to sea level, but the key difference is biology. Air at great heights remains sterile while ground level air near towns and crowded places increases microbe content and combustion byproducts.
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Alps
Essential oils in air at health resorts linked to impurities
The Chicago Chronicle notes traces of essential oils in air at health resorts may aid respiratory relief but are impurities not necessary air constituents. Analyses show these substances diminish with altitude and may disappear, suggesting microbes hydrocarbons and other non oxygen nitrogen elements are incidental to human activity, damp vegetation and life.
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Chicago Chronicle
Ancient Remedies For Hiccough In Medical History
The article surveys ancient hiccough remedies. Galen advised sneezing, Aetius favored hot cupping to the chest, Alexander cited squirls oxymer, Alsaharagius used refrigerant drafts, Rhazes trusted calefacients like cumin pepper and rye in vinegar. Rogerius approved calefacients attenuants and carminatives.
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Galen
Aetius
Alexander
Alsaharagius
Rhazes
Rogerius
Lloyd George heckled in Wales as bishop charade flares
A Cardiff or Welsh meeting hearing Lloyd George provokes a sharp retort from the chairman naming a Carnarvon boroughs member to answer a bishop of St Asaph biting remark on Welsh disestablishment. The chairman labels the bishop a major liar but says he faces a tougher foe in Lloyd George.
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Lloyd George
Wales
Carnarvon Boroughs
St. Asaph
Two Children Burned to Death and Local News
Lead D. Dec 14 Two motherless children aged two and four were burned to death near Hanna ten miles from Lead while their father was away. Frederickson of Springfield visited the city. Mrs Crone of Minneapolis arrived as guest of friends. W E Meyer of La Crosse came for a few days. New Ulm baseball versus Arlington scheduled for Sunday. Rev C J Albrecht left for Milwaukee for seminary board meeting. High school baseball to play college team at fair grounds at 3 30.
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Lead
Matt Dapso
Hanna
Henry Crone
Minneapolis
W. EH. Meyer
la Crosse
New Ulm
Arlington
C. J. Albrecht
Milwaukee
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Fair Grounds
Embalming Beliefs in Ancient Egypt
The Egyptians believed the soul depended on the body’s endurance, so they embalmed to ensure the body lasted as long as possible. Ancients held that good men live to eat to sustain life, while bad men ate to satisfy desire.
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Eeyat
Minute Animal Lite The microscope teaches us
The passage notes incredibly tiny animals that could align in a row to thread through a needle eye yet act as fully formed organisms. It highlights their organization, movement, feeding, and social behavior, contrasting human inability to grasp their intricate structures with their remarkable adaptation to life.
Restored to Health Thanks to Peruna in Washington
Miss Mildred Keller of 718 13th Street N W Washington reports enduring catarrh cured by Peruna after years of ineffective treatments. She says the remedy built up her constitution revived appetite and left her strong. The paper notes many similar testimonials on file. Also mentions low excursion rates to New Haven for the Knights of Columbus annual convention June 3 and return limits via Chicago and North-Western Railway.
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Mildred Keller
13Th Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Hartman
New Haven
Conn
North-Western
National Council
Knights of Columbus
Chicago & North-Western R’v
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Sleepy Eye
Miny
New Ulmn
Mirin
Funston
Andrew J. Eckstein
Asa P. Brooks
Frederick Funston
Florida Times-Union
Punston
Aguinaldo
Kansas
Springfield
Sal Tris
Uty
Fair City
Kaiser
Sam
Bie
Nature IN the
Ocean
Chicago News
Julius Caesar
Spenser
Johnson
London’ Chronicle
Bovee
L. ©. Frederickson
Peruna
Miss. Mildred
Keller
Chicago
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