New Ulm Review Holds 1908 Post Office Status
The New Ulm Review notes its publication on Wednesday June 3 1908 and its entry as second class matter at the New Ulm Minnesota post office.
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New Ulm
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
4
Empire costs and lessons from Spain and U S
Duluth Herald reflects on Spain losing empire and economic rebound after independence, arguing the United States faces costly imperial duties and high taxes. The piece urges sober citizen thought on empire and contrasts American vigor with Spain’s decline and revival. It ends noting New Ulm’s carnival looks despite eye catching eyesores.
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Spain
United States
Becaus
Philippines
Congress
Duluth Herald
McLeary to Look Things Over District Court Doings
Hon James T McCleary arrived at Mankato from Washington Saturday afternoon He will confer with district residents to gauge support for another congressional bid He reports a warm reception and many who opposed him earlier offer backing if he runs The May term of district court adjourned after ten days with one plaintiff verdict and several criminal losses for the state Briggs and Sweet avoided conviction Eckstein defended them Berkner poultry case to be tried by a governor appointed judge Gutterson of Lake Crystal reaffirms candidacy for congress pledging Republican principles including protection for labor reciprocal trade and tariff reform
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. McCleary
Mankato
Washington
Congress
Gottfried Schenck
H. Bloemke
Adolph Frederickson
Erickson
John Briggs
George Sweet
Briggs
Springfield
Sweet
Max Reinhart
Jos. A. Eckstein
Berkner
Gilbert Gutterson
Lake Crystal
McCleary
Republican Party
Congress and the Next in the Roosevelts Era
The Kansas City Star argues that in thirty years no majority has faced re election with such a weak bill of claims. It urges voters to back Roosevelt aligned policies, predicts changes in House representation, and calls for a progressive Congress in harmony with the Roosevelt administration.
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Kansas City Star
House of Representatives
Star
Progressive Congress
Roosevelt
House
Rooseveltian Progress Versus a Stalled Sixties Congress
The article laments the sixtieth congress for limited accomplishments despite strong executive messages. It cites support for Rooseveltian reform yet criticizes failures on real estate, banking guarantees, tariff inquiry delays, and a billion-dollar spending burst. It notes a partial railroads liability act and a mixed currency bill, asking if the session was worth the wonder.
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Congress
House
Senate
la Follette
Trust
Ways and Means
Storm sweeping Bernadotte township causes extensive damage
A storm from Andrew Swensons farm swept across Bernadotte in Nicollet county and a mile long path of destruction followed. The Quist barn collapsed injuring stock, a windmill fell, and the new G P Hall school house was wrecked leaving only the foundation. Gustafson barn and Hed and Olsen structures were destroyed, windmills toppled, and the Bernadotte church chimney blew through the roof.
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Bernadotte Township
Nicollet County
St. Peter
Andrew Swenson
George Quist
Swenson
G. P. Hall
Oscar Gustafson
Gustafson
Alvin Hed
Frank Olsen
Chas. Samuelson
Oc. Swenson
Bernadotte
Twilight Zone Between Nation and State Says Bryan and Roosevelt
A compilation quotes William J. Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt arguing against a twilight zone between federal and state powers. They assert strict constructionist views, the need for federal duties, and corporate accountability to protect the people. The piece also notes Mankato and New Ulm hosting large circuses in July.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Mankato
Hagenbeck
Ringlings
New Uim
New Ulm
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