The New Editor Reflects On Paper Responsibility
The new editor of the Review outlines the duties of editing a weekly paper urging publication of news, life events, and public sympathy. He thanks Mr. B W Johnson for his introduction, praises the previous editor, and pledges to strive for better social, economic, industrial, and political conditions while maintaining goodwill.
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Amor Hus
Editorinia
Johnson
Minnesota
Northwest
Pointed Aphorism and County Board Notes
A column opens with Wagner aphorisms on service and love and notes the Linden township No 15 and No 13 district board special session held yesterday. County Commissioners adjourned without action. Farmer Elevator Co stockholders met to nominate directors for an election next Wednesday. Current officers are Wm Gluth president Peter Manderfeld secretary Henry Simmet treasurer F H Becker manager. about 250 members attended.
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Dith
Linden Township
No. 13
Farmer E Eevator Co
Wm. Gluth
Peter Manderfeld
Henry Simmet
Treas
F. H. Becker
Mgr
The Rich Man's Champagne and The Poor Man's Blanket
The piece critiques tariffs on champagne and woolen blankets, noting high ad valorem duties. It cites Aldrich's call for mixed protections, argues against downward revisions, and explains how wool classes favor the Woolen trust, harming carded-wool producers.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Aldrich
Dolliver
la Follette
Middle West
Woolen Trust
The
Baltimore News
American Woolen Company
Untermeyer Attacks Corporate Crime and Trust Immunity
Samuel Untermeyer, leaving for Europe, denounces federal efforts to curb corporate crime and accuses Roosevelt of shielding the steel trust. He contends the sugar trust and others consistently break laws, and that only a public outcry can force enforcement. He warns trusts use pools to control prices, while government enforcement remains weak.
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Europe
Samuel Untermeyer
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Mr. Untermeyer
Adolph Segal
Sugar Trust
Sugar Company
Congress
Brown County appropriation aids agricultural group dance nights
Representative Albert Piasader secured a $1000 appropriation from the last Legislature for the Brown County Agricultural Association. The funds arrived Tuesday and a $1000 check was issued to association officers. Dances are planned July 34 at the Opera House Schmuckers Tivoli and Star Hall.
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Albert Piasader
Brown County Agricultural Association
Pfasnder
Rensociation
Opera House
Schmuckers Tivoli
Star Hall
Special low train rates to Seattle and western resorts
Going to Seattle special reduced fares from all points daily via The Chicago and North Western Ry to the Exposition at Seattle Yellowstone Park Yosemite Colorado and the Pacific Coast. Choice of routes with illustrated folder maps and booklets. Personal tours to points of interest. Apply to any Ticket Agent The North Western Life.
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Seattle
Chicago & North Western Ry
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite
Colorado
Pacifi Coast
North Western Live
Lutherans Vote to Keep College in New Ulm
The Lutheran Synod of Minnesota closed its June 16 to 1909 session in New Ulm with a decisive vote 92 to 9 and 3 1 1 favoring New Ulm over Hutchinson and St James to permanently keep the Dr Martin Luther College in the city The Commercial Club of New Ulm earned credit for the successful campaign and the Synod elected officers including President A Schroeder and Secretary F Koehler The Synod outlined budgets for institutions home missions and repairs and thanked St Paul and Prof Pieper for assistance while regretting Hutchinson and St James bids about the college property. Delegates departed with fond memories of the visit.
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Lutheran Synod of Minnesota
F. Koehler
Dr. Martin Luther College
Our City
Theological Seminary
Wauwatosa
Wis
Synod of Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin, Michigan
Missouri Synod
Synodical Conference
New Ulm
Hutchinson
St. James
Dr. Martino Luther Colleges
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Stillwater
Commercial Club
Synod
India
A. Schroeder
A. F. Zieh
Sleepy Hye
Nicollet
J. W. Boock
Gibbon
Rev. Pankow
C. J. Albrecht
Res Fritz
Naumann
Wood Lal
Home Missions
Belle Plaine
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Pieper
Commercial Club of
Prof
Ackermann
Poppenberger Paul
Louis Buenger
John Albrecht Hutchinson
Emil Giszke
St Peter
Board of
Prat. Schaller
Baseball Notes From Comfrey and Nearby Games
Comfrey defeated Trumph 7 to 4 at Comfrey Sunday afternoon and will host Jeffers next Sunday. The Commercial Club beat the Synodical delegates team 13 to 0 at the Fairgrounds. Autos and Fairfax met at Fairfax with Fairfax winning 6 to 0. The Dan Websters beat Oshawa 8 to 0 at Nicollet. J L D s of New Ulm defeated the Lamberton Regulars 9 to 0 at the Pair Grounds. Rev M Critchett and relatives noted. George Waski was killed on the North Western tracks at Sanborn last Friday at age 25. burial in Winona.
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Comfrey
Trumph
Afernoon
Jeffers
Synodical
Fairgrounds
Autos
Fairfax
Dan
Websters
Oshhawas
Nicollet
New Ulm
Lamberton
Gamberton
M. Critchett
Spirit Lake
Iowa
T. Critchett
J. B. Croaker
Minneapolis
Mme Hellstrom and husband set for concert at St Peter
Mme Anna Hellstrom Swedish prima donna and her husband Martin Oscar, noted barytone of the Royal Opera Stockholm, will give a grand concert at St Peter auditorium next Monday evening June 28. The pair, trained from youth and closely linked to Stockholm’s musical scene, promise an entirely new program and continued public acclaim.
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Mme
Anna Hellstrom
St. Peter
MartinQacar
Stockholm Opera
Jeanny Lind
Christine Nilsson
Martin Oscar
King Oscar
Royal Academy of Musle
Stockholm
Joho Forsell
Sweden
Barytous
New York City
Metropolitan Opera
Royal Opera of
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