Democratic defeat follies and future hopes persist
The New Ulm Review reports Bryan’s third loss in twelve years and defends democracy’s resilience against the Republican machine. It warns that justice and truth will prevail, notes Minnesota’s 1908 legislative split, anti saloon forces’ setbacks, and names Taft’s prosperity pledge. It cites county results, party shifts, and political maneuvering in Illinois and New York.
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Thas
Republica Party
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Johnson Seen as Democratic Hope for Presidential Race
St Paul News argues Gov. John A. Johnson, fresh off a decisive Minnesota victory, embodies a square deal oriented platform. He strengths include moderation, opposition to predatory wealth, and tax reform, making him the logical salvation for a fractured democracy as Bryan wanes.
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St. Paul
Binding Twine Price Cut by State Prison Board
The state board of control with Warden Wolfer reduces binding twine price one cent per pound across all grades. Next season output预计 17,000,000 pounds, value about 1,344,000 dollars. Circular letters promise lower cost and higher quality, with contracts sent to farmers statewide. Also notes election results in Minnesota Second District and mentions Ed Andrews becoming vice president of Sutherlin Land and Water Company in Roseburg, Oregon.
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State Board of Control
Wolfer
Ed, Andrews
Sutherlin Land and Water Company
Roseburg
Oregon
Taft Wins Minnesota by About Seventy Nine Thousand
Official returns show Taft carried Minnesota by around 79 000 votes while Bryan won Brown County and three others. Taft tops Bryan 187 000 to 107 000 with minor party impact small. Johnson leads Jacobson by 27 000 to 28 000 and carries six of nine congressional districts. Southern Minnesota Teachers meet in Mankato with 570 attendees. L Brown elected president, E L Dill vice president, H C Hess on executive committee.
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Mankato
New Ulm
Prof. L. Brown
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H. C. Hess
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