New Ulm Review Publication Details in 1908
The New Ulm Review, published by Bie New Ulm Publishing Company, is listed as a Wednesday issue dated September 16, 1908. The note indicates post office handling as second class matter in New Ulm Minnesota.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
4
The New Ulm Review, published by Bie New Ulm Publishing Company, is listed as a Wednesday issue dated September 16, 1908. The note indicates post office handling as second class matter in New Ulm Minnesota.
A compilation of criticisms targeting the Republican Party and leaders, arguing failures to advance popular vote for senators, income tax, railroad valuation disclosure, and campaign finance publicity. It denounces a postal savings bank bill, currency legislation, and autocratic rules in the House, plus tariff issues and quotes Senator Aldrich. It notes Wisconsin Eleventh district voters defeating John J. Jenkins, praising Bryan Roosevelt alignment, and mentions Mankato impeachment action and St Louis fire case delays.
Oklahoma's depositors guaranty act, enacted nine months ago and operative since February, shows 551 of 776 banks complying. National banks remain unsecured. Five months after enactment, deposits in unsecured national banks fell by 1.1 million while secured banks rose by 4.24 million. Enid National Bank reports deposits up from 400k to 700k, with many new deposits tied to the law. A banker cites dramatic cash deposits found in a shoe box and a farm sale converted to deposits, praising security and broader lending confidence under the law.
The Duluth Herald critiques the St Paul Pioneer Press for blaming Gov Johnson over the Chisholm fire and argues nature and dry conditions, not policy, caused the blaze. It notes Johnson could not force rains but hopes voters overlook partisan attacks. Also reports the death of famed criminal lawyer W W Erwin in Miami and George Capron named captain of Minnesota University football team.
In Brown County McCleary led with 550 votes over Gutterson 371 and Ewert 298 while Vogel beat Graff narrowly for the Republican auditor nomination by 25 votes. Eggensperger narrowly defeated Darrow for Republican superintendent of schools and Tauer of Cottonwood defeated Hoffmann for county commissioner. Democratic votes were notably large with district races led by Tawney and Miller. Maine saw Democrats narrow the Republican margin to about 6 000 to 7 000. Freestone peaches listed at 75 cents and Concord grapes 20 cents per basket amid a fire sale of groceries and crockery.
A young lady stands on a New York dock wearing an orchid at her tailor made gown and holds a million dollars in her left hand awaiting a foreign dukelet she has never met and who has never met her.
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