Rail regulation and political prospects in Minnesota and nation
The New Ulm Review argues for strong government rate regulation of railroads to curb watered stock profits, warns that failure will push government ownership. It analyzes Governor Johnson as a potential united Democratic leader, contrasts with Bryan, and notes trust investigations undermining tariff defenses.
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Wall Street
Jobsen
Ial
Tribune
Johnson
Minnesota
Mr. Bryan
United Democratic Party
Minneapolis Tribune
Europe
Fairmont Sentinel
United States
Washington
Daniel
Tribune's Diverse Viewpoints on Tariff and Policy Satire
A compilation of quotes from figures including Senator Allison and Governor Odell on tariff reform, protection, and reciprocity, mixed with opinions from Sam Langum, New York Evening Post, and others. Topics cover minimum and maximum duty rates, presidential decisions, Indian pensions, and railroad value appraisal.
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William B. Allison
Germany
Congress
District Court in Session on Tueys Disposition of Calendar
The May term opened with Judge Olsen presiding after the grand jury retirement. Cases on the calendar were disposed as follows: several continuances, trials by jury for Otto Friton versus Grundmeyers, City of Sleepy Eye suit settled, Kretsch case dismissed, estates and administrators, Woodbeck versus Cuddy and Cavanaugh proceeding to jury trial, Hanska Hardware against Geiger to be tried by jury, taxes delinquent case to be tried in vacation, Wendt suits settled, Penn Oil and Supply versus Christensen to be tried by jury.
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Olsen
Anton Sperl
Anna Fischer
Otto Sperl
Joseph J. Sperl
Otto Friton
Henry Grundmeyer
Frederick Grundmeyer
City of
Sleepy Eye
Andrew J. Eckstein
C. H. Hornburg
F.kretsch
Jacob Klossner, Jr
Fred Kuehn
August Schwerdt‘feger
William Woodbeck
John L. Cuddy
William Cavanaugh
G. W. Chambard
F. G.chambard
Hanska Hardware and Implement Co
Louis Geiger
Western Town Lot Company
Julius F. Wendt
Fredricke Wendt
Penn Oil and Supply Company
Peter Christensen
Court Notices and Public Trials Listed in New Ulm Record
A long list of district court actions shows numerous plaintiffs and defendants, with cases including Th. Cha E. Wilkela Cos versus L. F. Mehl and Dahl partners, and Joseph Boettger insanity proceedings, all set for various trial types. A Senate-related remark notes Senator Gallinger praising Minnesota Governor Johnson as a potential Democratic presidential contender. George Bernard Shaw comments on God as a continual creator. An advertisement from Crosby Frisian Fur Co. invites sending cattle hides for conversion into coats and goods, with freight paid.
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Th. Cha E
Edward Vogel
Maggie Wilfahrt
Bred
Wilfahrt
Therese Scheiderich
City of
William Boettger
Lizzie Petrie
Henry Boettger
John Boetiger
Anna Tauer
Mary Boettger
Emma Gruber
Anton Hillesheim
State Bank of New Ulm
H. M. Johnson
A. A. Stemsrud
Samuel J. Brown
Herman Altermatt
Victoria Nagel
City of New Ulm
Margretha Mauch
Edward Kirschke
Friedrich Fehlhaber
Carl Macho
Minnesota Seed Co
Edward Carlson
Albin Carlson
Pauline Seifert
Henry Seifert
Nicholas Metzen
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Co
Fred Pfaender
Charles Brandt
Sper
Morris
Olsen
George Bernard Shaw
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Trusts
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New York
Rey
William Quayle
Chicago
Charles Frohman
Grosscup
Northern Pacific
Roosevelt
T. B. Walker
Minneapolis
Halvor Steenerson
Crookston
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Bryan
Crosby Frisian Fur Company
Rochester
N. Y
Crosby
Heath and Milligan and Harrison
Mrs. Bellmann
the Home Bakery
Cp. Eibner
John H. Forster
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