Money Morals And Machine Holds Audience Three Hours
Robert M. Mollette spoke at Turner Theatre on railroads and reform. He challenged corporate influence in government, urged regulation and fair rates, warned against lobbyists and political betrayal, and urged voters to push for honest representatives ahead of the next election. Continued on page 3.
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Guy
Robert M. Bia Mollette
United Stas Rail
Republican Party
Turner Theatre
Juni Hin
Los Athwee
Padeund
Bet
John 0. Rockefeller
Dome Vivrehan
Honeviventa
Lorkefelle
Congress
Lobbie
Benedict Arnald
Hoidale Defends His Name in Murder Probe
New Ulm Minnesota September 25 1905 Hoidale defends his name amid defaming charges tied to the Gebhardt murder. He asserts the county officials including the sheriff coroner and county attorney faced untrue accusations of conspiracy and concealment. He recounts efforts to recruit detectives and bloodhounds from St Paul Minneapolis and Stillwater and defends the county board’s cooperation while noting delays and misstatements by rivals.
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New Ulm
Minn
Gebhardt
Board of County Commissioners
Sheviff
Pinkerton Detective Agency
St. Paul
Mydhell
Minneapolis
Pickerton Agency
Callihan
Rydell
Twin Cities
West Superior
Duluth
St Glowd
Stillwater
Waterloo
Lowa
Winona
Rinar
Lows
Gen. Childs
Ihmlenal
Chey
Rochester
Launch New Association Minnesota's Institution Launched At Mankato
A lengthy defense by G W Barnes outlines how authorities and Pinkertons conducted investigations into a murder case without neglect or bias. He asserts detectives operated under his direction, using all honorable means to uncover clues, with expense under 200 dollars and no sharing of reports with relatives of Dr Koch. He emphasizes professional honor and duty above public opinion while denying obstruction or improper influence.
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Veola
Wis
G. W. Barnes
J. Alwin
Pinkertons
Minnesota Traveling Men's Health Association forms in Louispaugh
Saturday evening in the Louispaugh hotel the final work on forming the Minnesota Traveling Men's Health Association progressed with incorporators A J Alwin Harry Kittle Benjamin Snook G W Barnes Geo F Roffend L A Fritsche Jos Bob Jeter Einar Hoidale and A P Brooks. Officers named G W Barnes president Harry Kittle vice president A J Alwin secretary Jos Bobleter treasurer and Dr L A Fritsche medical director. The plan envisions mutual assessment insurance for traveling men nationwide except the south, covering loss of time from sickness and related diseases. One dollar annual dues with assessments not to exceed 2 percent. A board of directors largely the same names. The group expects rapid membership growth and notes a similar Omaha venture. The new firm will operate from Schoch Reinhart building once plans finalize. legal steps underway with an October meeting to complete compliance. Col Bryan endorsement linked to Missouri actions referenced.
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Louispaugh
Minnesota Traveling Men's Health Association
A. J. Alwin
Harry Kittle
Benjamine Snook
G. W. Barnes
Geo. F. Roffend
L. A. Fritsche
Jos. Bob Jeter
Einar Hoidale
A. P. Brooks
United States
Omaha
Schoch-Reinhart
Alwin
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Launch New Association
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Traveling Men's Health Association
Mankato
Minnesota Central Telephone Co
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Guy, Molle
Missouri
Ottomeyer
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