The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-18
The Little Falls Transcript says:

The Little Falls Transcript says: ;.,I
The republican state ticket was named this
year without, fractional discord, and 1t will have
the support Of republicans generally. Cole will
will be particularly active in advancing the in
'terests of the northern part of the state.
Wright county was very strong for
Jacobson and but for the interests of
c. A. Pidgeon would probably have given
him solid vote. The Buffalo Journal
says: --2
The nomination of Cole was great surprise
to those who are not in the game and demon
strates that the corpora lions still doing bust
It was only that they did not want ia
'cobson, because he would stir things up too
much.
The Annandale Advocate-Post. whose
editor IS candidate for the legislature,
says it is a fair presumption that the
corporations chose Cole as against their
enemy, Jacobson, but that the renomina-
ton of Iverson and Pidgeon may over
come the jacobson disaster in Wright
county" Editor Satterlee concludes:
I There Is one great satisfaction that may be
found in the result by the Jacobson men, and
that is that with the stampede Of the conven-
ton lit becomes evident that If jacobson had
been nominated his ''trust buster" fame would
have defeated him. And further that the objec-
a
| for they were compelled to accept Cole to beat
Jacobson. s.s-ra - 49,
Let us lo,k wise and study the question till
we. find where. the earthquake has left u.s.. - s
+ The Fergus Falls ri Journal, (which also
lssupported the Lac squi. .Parle man, says:
+ There will be keen disappointment all over
the state that J. F. jacobson not nominated
| for governor. There was a general feeling that
q man Of his vigorous type, who was familiar
yrff he inS and o1,fc IF fPoir
ed at this time to wage war some of the
abuses Which exist. But he has been defeated
by the same. element which dfeated him for
| state auditor four years ago. His time will yet
| come. Mr.. Cole has been fairly nominated and
all loyal republicans will turn in and elect him
and the remainder Of the ticket with an old
time majority.
! Naturally, the democratic press fails
| to see anything good in the nomination.
In fact, some. Of their papers are Jump
ing on Cole at a rate that seems to in
dictate hot campaign They are going
too far with abuse which is apt to react
in favor of the candidate. The ST. Cloud
| Times, which was fighting Jacobson up
to the time Of the convention, declares
that the Duluth convention was "the
most outrageously corrupt ever held in
the state of Minnesota" that cit was a
Jacobson convention at heart, but cor
operations, lumber interests, trading of
delegates and cold cash did the business. y
The Waseca Herald has. discovered that
Mr.. Cole was the choice of the Great
I Northern, the Northern Pacific the Rock
I efeller and the Carnegie interests, and as
I usual they are In control Of the party
machinery" BY Carnegie interests, the
Herald probably means the Carnegie
libraries, g the Carnegie heroes and the
Carnegie professors. :
4 The Farfbault Pilot says Cole 'tis the
: candidate Of the most desperate and cor
rupt comb inatfon that ever controlled
1.-the republican party in this state.'|
All of. which will be sad news for the
delegates who attended that Duluth con.
vention, and supposed they were behav-
ing themselves fairly well.
It was a senatorial fight that disrupted
the party organization two years ago ant
helped defeat Dunn, and with that fac
in mind the democratic press is starting
out to create another disturbance. It i.
limiting that jacobson may retaliate fol
/ the opposition of the federal bunch" BY
becoming candidate himself agains
: Nelson. No one who knows j. F. Jacob
S. A. Nelson of Lanesboro who served
, with credit in the 1903 house, has flee
= for the senate In Fillmore county. R. E
q Thompson, who has served three terms
: has not made it known whether he will
!, seek a denomination. Unless he files MI
i, Nelson is likely to have clear field
: Duluth is talking about going after tn
democratic convention The democrat
j, had convention In Duluth two year
!, ago. and Judging by the comment eve
a since on that gathering, it was enoug
Ito last them one while.
Senator Eberhart had clear field 70
e ire election in Blue Earth county, and hi
f nomination for lieutenant governor make
o an opening. General ]. H Baker, tn
S 1grizzled veteran of many battles, mill
tary and political has taken advantag
lof the situation. and has announce
himself for the senate.
n j. F. Stone OF Rush City is the frs
q candidate to announce himself for tn
J. senate In the thirty-second district
- Henry P. Webb of Sandstone and Henri
81 Rines of Mora are announced for tn
t house, enough to make full ticket.
y, G. III. Klein Of Chaska and George E
= Perley Of Moorhead, members of tn
: house at the last two sessions, have an
nounced their retirement for bushes
reasons.
a. o. B. Ekman Of Roseau has filed fc
N denomination as representative in tn
l. sixty-third district
n. Charles B. Cheney.
"a Do not despair Of curing your. sic
Sc headache when you can so easily obtai