New Ulm Review Published by New Ulm Publishing Co
The New Ulm Review is published by New Ulm Publishing Company and remains a postal second class matter in New Ulm Minnesota as of September 20 1908. It notes their newspaper format and official mail status in the town.
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing Company
New Ulm
Mica
The Democratic Ticket and Campaign Tactics
A roundup of political rhetoric cites Johnson administration timber policies and past graft, contrasts funding sources for parties, and notes editorials on Roosevelt, Hearst, and Ridder. It analyzes candidates Hammond McCleary Ewert and Jacobsen, with references to bank deposits and public trust, ending with Republican endorsements for Hammond.
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McCleary
Ewert
Mr. Roosevelt
Bryan's Dignified Reply to Roosevelt on Trusts
The Duluth Herald prints Bryan's firm response to Theodore Roosevelt over the Haskell affair and anti trust rhetoric. Bryan rebuts the charge, defends his platform, and argues for transparency in campaign funding, asserting trust magnates support Taft and urging public disclosure before the election. He compares moral aims and denounces presidential meddling in party affairs.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Haskell
Nebraska
Steel
Gov. Hughes
Mr. Taft
New York
New York City
Taft
Minnesota
Johnson
Jacobson
Ourklind
Duluth Herald
We Want a Change Echoes Across States
The article notes multiple lawmakers from various states asking for reelection while voters respond in unison with We want a change. J. Adam Bede in the Eighth district and John J. Jenkins in Wisconsin both seek another term, as do Senator Fulton in Oregon and Senator Kittredge in South Dakota. James T. McCleary and James A. Tawney also face contests with demand for change evident in Republican votes.
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J. Adam Bede
John J. Jenkins
Wisconsin
Fulton
Oregon
Kittredge
South
Dakota
James T. McCleary
James A. Tawney
de Jcamp
Illinois
Rosebud Lands Open to Homesteaders in Tripp County
A million acres of government land in Tripp County South Dakota will be opened to homesteaders October 8. Entry must be made in person at Dallas or Gregory on the Chicago and North Western railway. Affidavits can be filed at ONeill or Valentine and forwarded for processing. Ticket agents will provide folders, maps, and guidance on securing a quarter section of land.
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Rosebud
Tripp County
Dallas
Gregory
Chicago & North Western
O'Neill
Valentine
Neb
North ‘Western Line
Clothcraft Wool Suits and Coats Promise All Wool Quality
Wool is the only fabric that holds color and shape. Clothcraft, oldest men’s clothier, guarantees all Wool suits and overcoats, all wool every time, backed by their assurance. Prices from 9c to $25, with a wide selection chosen from nearly 1,000 designs. shop early before stock runs out.
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Antee
Bates Tours Coast by Rail via Chicago Route
Colonist Bates journeys toward the Pacific Coast aboard the Worth Western Railway. He describes shuttling cars through Maal Alten and Sioux City, directing travel from several points toward the coast.
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Bates
Pacific Coast
Chicago @ Worth
Maal A
Alten
Sioux Chy
Particu
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Hammond
Pob Investments
Joe Cannon
Ron
Bede
Jacobsen
Dunn
State Auditor
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William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
W.S. Hammond
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KODAK
Flotohing Bight
T.V V. Moreau ¢ Co
Nicollet Ave
Minnsapalis
President Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Flour City Auditorium
Senator Brower
St. Cloud
Montevidia
Gov. Johnson
Foraker
Harriman
Bailey
Pat
Congress
John Lind
Lind
Gutterson
Hughes
Mankato
Wilder
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Hummel Brothers
Chas
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