Reasons For Not Returning McCleary to Congress
Rock County Herald editor J Miller attacks James T McCleary over residence loyalty and lack of district representation. He accuses McCleary of serving predatory wealth, clashing with Roosevelt era reforms, and using personal letters and misused funds to gain renomination. The piece urges voters to elect a representative focused on Minnesota's Second district interests.
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Fl. J. Miller
Rock
Congress
Tillin McCleary
Mankato
Deane of Wetting
Estes
Roosevelt
Committee On Appropriations
House
McCleary
Minnesota
Wall Street
Hagenbeck Plans Garden Zoo At Villa Borghese
Italian exhibit plans by Clara Hagenbeck aim to recreate natural habitats for animals within the Villa Borghese. Each creature will roam its own crafted world separated by discreet barriers for safety while visitors view from guarded paths. Estimated cost around 240000 dollars with modest entry fees set for regular days and Sundays.
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Hagenbeck
Lake Witde
Ateten
Iberta
Clara Hagebeck
Villa Borghese
Evers
English Balloonist Predicts Cheap Aeroplanes For All
Frank Hedges Butler, the English balloonist, expects aeroplanes to cost no more than 300 dollars in ten years. He spoke after an ascent in Le Mans with Wilbur Wright’s aircraft, predicting land lighthouse use, air navigation lamps, and speeds of 200 mph. New exploration regions include the north pole and Africa’s tropical forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hedges Butler
London
le Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Butler
Trinity Board
North Pole
Africa
Australia
Sahara Desert
Adrift in a Balloon How Niemeyer and Heidemann Were Rescued
Dr. Niemeyer and Hans Heidemann of the German balloon Busley tell of their peril on the North Sea after their craft blew from a Berlin race. They were rescued by the steamer Prinz Wilhelm near Leith Scotland, clutching ropes and gas as the envelope sank. They imagined landing in England to win, but the rescue came too late and they regretted not finishing first. The tale ends with gratitude for the sailors who aided them and a missed trophy.
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Leith
Scotland
Dr. Niemeyer
Hans Heidemann
Busley
Berlin
Herr Heidemann
London
Edinburgh
North Sea
New York Sun
Quxhaven
England
Heidemann
Niemeyer
Sanx
Heidiman
Cai
Goodbey
Pring
Caytain
Toward Cheaper Aeroplanes Lower Balloon Costs Cited
The piece notes French and German airships cost 250000 to nearly 500000 dollars each, while airplanes can be built for under 2000 dollars and market prices may drop toward 1000 dollars soon.
New Cure-all Claims Starvation as Health Cure
A newly published book promotes starvation as a remedy for weight and health issues. The author argues abstaining from food can restore balance and treat ailments, attracting critics who warn about dangerous dieting.
Old Vehicle Exhibit Planned for National Horse Show
Plans are under way for an exhibit of ancient carriages, sleighs, harness and equipment at Madison Square Garden during the national horse show in New York City. James T. Hyde leads the collection efforts with notable pieces from James Hazen Hyde, Studebaker Bros., and others, including Lincoln’s barouche, Lafayette’s carriage, a 1769 sleigh, Vanderbilt gear, Flora Temple trotting sulky, and Alfred B. Maclay’s antique bits. The display aims to illustrate coach building and horsemanship through history and attract enthusiasts nationwide.
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Madison Square Garden
New York City
James T. Hyde
Association
New York
James Hazen Hyde
Studebaker Bros
Abraham Lincoln
United States
General Lafayette
America
Charles Welde
Harlem
R. M. Stivers
Commodore Vanderbilt
Louis J. Lorillard
Flora Temple
Alfred B. Maclay
Pluck Rain From Skies Balloon Rainmaking Plan
Carl B e Myers of Frankfort Utica proposes to extinguish forest fires by lifting a 25 foot air balloon filled with gases and exploding it with an electric spark to trigger rain. He claims past experiments in Texas produced multi state rainfall and aims to unleash rain between Utica and Frankfort using iron filings and sulfuric acid, funded by northern New York paper companies.
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Myers
Utica
Frankfort
New York
The
Mohawk Valley
Fish Diet For Trees Enriches Tasmanian Soils with Sharks
Consul Baker of Hobart reports to Washington that dead sharks are used to enrich soils in Tasmania. Three sharks are used for each tree in New York state orchards. A plant will be built on Northwest Bay with a capacity of forty tons of raw fish daily, with machinery to be bought in the United States.
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Tasmania
Consul Baker
Hobart
State Department
Washington
Northwest Bay
United States
Record For Gorn Norman 8 Brewer Harvests U S Record Corn
Norman 8 Brewer of Hockanum Connecticut harvested 123 1 2 bushels of corn on a single acre. The feat is claimed as a United States record reflecting extraordinary yield on his farm.
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Gorn
Norman
Brewer
Hockanum
Conn
United States
Submarine Race Draws Odd Ocean Bet T
A chaotic mid air style report notes a mock race of submarines amid gleaming bays and sea folk. Bets fly as creatures and bettors clash while a bluefish lacks funds. The crowd departs in a mood of fishy humor and discontent. Including a Denver voice chiming that the race seems fishy.
Night Riders spread from tobacco to cotton belt regions
The piece traces how night riding began in Kentucky and southern Indiana to pressure tobacco pools and secure prices. It notes threats, barn burnings, and violence tied to the tobacco trust, then describes gradual spread into Texas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, and the broader Mississippi Valley, with mixed public tolerance.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Tobacco Trust
New York Times
Texas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Tobacco Belt
Turner Hall Gymnastics Classes Schedule
Turner Hall offers boys ages 1 to 11 on Wednesdays 4 30 to 5 and Saturdays 9 to 10 15. Boys ages 1 to 14 meet Mondays and Thursdays 4 30 to 5 30. Youths ages 14 to 17 attend Mondays 7 30 and Fridays 7 30 to 8 30. Girls ages 6 to 11 join Tuesdays 4 30 to 3 30 and Saturdays 10 15 to 1 5. Girls ages 11 to 15 meet Fridays 4 30. Misses over 15 attend Wednesdays and Saturdays 7 50 to 8 30. Ladies on Thursdays evenings to 9 00. Men on Tuesdays and Fridays evenings 8 30 to 9 45. Fencing Sundays 10 00 to 11 30. Sunday School Sundays 10 30 to 11 45. Tuesday.
Land for Sale Near Climax Minnesota
Land for sale describes a well improved farm near Climax Minnesota two miles from the Red River in a settled community. Wheat yields averaged twenty bushels this year and the price is 30.00 per acre, about two thirds of neighboring values. Write or visit Sonaran RosHour Climax Minnesota.
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Climax
Minnesota
Red River
Colonist Rates to Coast Vie Chicago and Northwestern Ry
Special one way low class rates to the Pacific Coast available October. Tourist sleeping cars run daily to the coast from Mankato Alton Sioux City and other points. For details inquire of any ticket agent or S A Hutchison manager Tourist Dept 212 Clark St Chicago.
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Coronis
Mankato
Alton
Sioux City
North Western Line
S.A. Hutchison
Tourist Dept
Clark St
Chicago
Order for Hearing on Claims in Brown County Minnesota
In probate court Brown County Minnesota special term October 1908 letters testamentary granted to Albert Steiphauser for Christ Heller deceased. Six months to file claims in probate court or be barred. hearing May 1 1909 at 10 am in New Ulm. notices to creditors via New Ulm Review. Guardian accounts for Edward archigerer Robert Scheors Richard Scheors examined November 1 1989. public notice via New Ulm Review prior three weeks.
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State OF
Minnesota
Brown
Christ Heller
New Uline
New Ulm Review
New Ulm
Minn
Geo
Ross
Jude
Sean
Sta
Edward Archigerer
Robert Scheors
Richard Scheors
Marie Mielke
Albin Carlson
Kanelie Carlson
Raward Carlson
Register of Dees
Frownam
Auch
Hanaki
Brown County
Deedaein Anid
Tor
Kui
Houde
Forett County
Sid Browy
New Ulmebiele
Italy
Saleau
Faye Theres
Murteagee
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H. J. Miller
Luverne
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Natural
Rome
Chicago Post
Tarpon
Ant
Chapman
Denver
Turner Hall
Sonaran RosHour
Mina
Gough Gure
Goughs
Colds
Groun
Pacific Coast
Vie
Chicago & North Western
Ite
N. W
Amndersch Bros
Department
Minneapolis
Lee
Ctober
Vercoats
Rummel Brothers
New Ulm, Minn
Adgrige
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