Minnesota Voters and Gov Johnson 1910 Prospects
A New Ulm Review column cites Adam Bade on Gov Johnson as presidential timber for 1912 and urges Minnesota Republicans to unite behind a strong candidate in 1910. Herbert Wallraff in the St Paul Pioneer Press argues Minnesota should back a statewide winner to defeat Democratic and other Northwestern rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Adam Bade
Gov. Johnson
Democratic Workers of Minnesota
Platte
Minnesota
Bryan
Taft Campaign Funds and Public Figures Mentioned
Republicans report 1.7 million dollars to back Taft with 6000000 from Taft brother and other contributions from J Pierpont Moreau Andrew Carnegie and Whitelaw Reid plus railroad presidents. Democrats claim 620000 spent. Names include Herman Ridder Bob Duns Jess Dunn. Also notes Minnesota figures Gov Johnson conservation congress delegates Lynch Works Nelson and A J Rockne likely MN house speaker. Defeated candidates’ post election reactions noted.
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Republican National Committee
Wm. H. Taft
Taft
J. Pierpont Moreau
Andrew Carnegie
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
Whitelaw Reid
Herman Ridder
Alle
Carnegie Calls for Tariff Removal on Infant Industries
Prominent ironmaster Andrew Carnegie argues in Century magazine that infant industries no longer need protection as U S manufacturing leads global output. He urges Congress to maintain luxury duties for revenue while sharply reducing or abolishing tariffs on manufactured goods and asserts steel can thrive without protection due to low costs and efficiency.
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Andrew Carnegie
Century Magazine
Ironmaster
Carnegie
Congress
Stael
Root and Cannon in Public Contempt, Duluth Herald Says
The Duluth Herald denounces Elihu Root as a brilliant but self serving lawyer tied to predatory capital and urges the New York public to reject him as a servant of the people. It also condemns Joseph Cannon, arguing the Reed and Crisp era offered restraint but Cannon embodies autocratic manipulation of the House and undermines democracy.
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Elihu Root
New York
United States
Platt
Minnesota
Root
William C. Whitney
Mr. Root
Edward H. Harriman
Ryan
State Trust Company
Morton Trust Company
Shoe and Leather
Western National Bank
Bank of Commerce
William ©. Whitney
E. A. Harriman
Fergus Falls Globe
The
Herald
Joe Cannon
Globe
Cannon
Speaker Crisp
Speaker Reed
Speaker Cannon
Wall Street
Boen
Reed
Crisp
House of Representatives
House
Fergus Falls
Congress
Duluth Herald
Pointed Paragraphs. Chicago News Satirical Snippets
A collection of quips on night, love, work, and social quirks. Wry lines compare quarrels to knives, idle men to failure, ladders to conclusions, and fashion to domestic absence. Edgy aphorisms reflect on marriage, pride, and personal vanity with dry humor.
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Chicago
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing
Compa
New Ulm
Mminin
Bob Duns
Mankato Free Press
Jess Dunn
Jons
Conservation Congress
Washington
F. B. Lynch
St. Paul
Senator Works
Mankato
P. H. Nelson
Hibbing
Jake
St. Hiliare
Walker
A.J. Rockne
Zumbrota
Ramsey County
Bob Nuon
KODAK
Serviee
Moreau Co
Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis
Berryman
B. Follmann
Edison Phonograph
Edison
Pioneer Drug Company
N. Minn. St
New Ulm, Minn
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