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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1908

Page

8

Editorial Preview of Johnson Candidacy at Denver

The Washington Post weighs Governor Johnson of Minnesota as a potential Democratic presidential nominee. It argues his candidacy could unite Republicans against the party’s faults and questions if Democrats are prepared for nationwide leadership. The piece notes Johnson’s appeal to GOP voters and the Denver convention’s forthcoming verdict on party responsibility. It also references Speaker Joseph G. Gannon’s remarks on woman suffrage, suggesting suffragists focus their efforts on New York and Illinois.

Washington Post Gov. Johnson Denver Johnson Minnesota Lue Shepherd Azain al Goliath Gath Madison Square Garden Republic Mississippi Valley Abraham Lincoln Bryan Democratic Party Joseph G. Gannon

New Ulm Bowling Team Henles Narrative

Excerpted reminiscence discusses changes in women's status, legal rights, and labor, citing Indiana and Illinois experiences. The speaker recalls studying law, marriage contracts, and wage rights, favoring gender equality and the protection of workers while affirming traditional family duties.

New Style Politician and a Songwriter’s Spark

The piece contrasts Governor Johnson with a modern office holder who acts as a hired man of Minnesota, lacking vision against entrenched wealth and privilege. It cites Charles Edward Russell’s viewing of populist leadership and quotes Randall on composing the Maryland poem during a burst of inspiration and public fascination.

Johnson Minnesota High Heaven Peo

The First Industry and Its Ancient Blind Spot

Problems of the farm bafflingly ignored by ancient civilizations and the long delay in developing agriculture as a fundamental industry. Examples include archaic plows and hoes found in tombs, plus Lord Kelvin recounting near catastrophe from a dangerous chemical mix and a miscalculated sum.

British Museum Set I Egypt Everybody’s Magazine

Explosive Water Power and Civil War Note

A historical extract discusses water as a powerful force capable of breaking earth and rock, even more destructive than gunpowder. It cites natural processes of freeze expansion and soil fracturing, and references Popular Mechanics and Brander Matthews on the origin of Maryland My Maryland and Colonel Randall’s wartime reading in April 1861.

Baltimore Mr. Randall Matthews Maryland Randall New York Herald Brander Matthews James Ryder Randall Colonel Randall New Orleans Massachusetts

Applications for selling intoxicating liquors New Ulm 1908

Notice of applications filed with the City Council of New Ulm Minnesota by numerous residents and businesses to sell intoxicating liquors for one year from April 16 1908. Listings include Ferd Gollnast Lorenz Girg Peter Herrian Bernbird Reinhart and many others with specific room locations in two story brick and frame buildings south of Center Street Minnesota Street and North Prout Street. Hearings scheduled March 31 1908 at 5 oclock p m before the City Council Brow County Minnesota with Ernst Wicherski as Clerk Seal.

New Ulm Ferd, Gollnast Lorenz Girg Peter Herrian Bernbird Reinhart Minuer Richard Geisinger Minnesotai Street New Ulm Turnverein Center Street Fred Williams Henry Seifert John Backer Minnesota Ui Andreas Amann Anton Bartl Tov Fred Kretsch First North I. Stengel A.J. Rawr Robert Meldl Anton Kachelaeier Dorn John Garber, Jr Ralph J Christ Filzen, Jr Jos. Schniveker Brewing Company Park Addition Math. Pedersen North Prout Street Eagle Mill Outlet Avid Brows County A. A Lid Ernst Wicherski

City Seeks Sprinkling and Hauling Truck Bid, New Ulm

Sealed proposals addressed to the City Council of New Ulm Minn will be received until 0 oclock P M April 3 1908 at the City Clerk office for sprinkling Minnesota Street and hauling the new hook and ladder truck together with fires and practices all per specifications on file. Proposals must be sealed and marked for Street Sprinkling and Hauling Hook and Ladder truck and accompanied by a certified check of 50 payable to the City Clerk as liquidated damages if the bidder fails to enter into contract and furnish bond within three days after bid acceptance. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. New Ulm Minn March 17 1908 (Seal) BAST WICHERSET City Clerk

City of New Ulm Minnesota Ated New Ulm Minn Bast Wicherset

Minnesota Insurance Dept Certifies 1907 Health Association Statement

State of Minnesota Department of Insurance confirms receipt and filing of the Minnesota Commercial Men's Health Association annual statement for the year ending December 31 1907 with abstract and departmental approval. Food dialogue appears as stray OCR text mentioning cooking times and value.

T Accidents Co's Minnesota Commercial Men's Health Ass'n State of Minnesota Department of Insurance Minnesota Commercial Men's Health Association

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